| 08/01/1941 |
U.S. Accepts Tokyo Apology — (U.S.S.) Tutuila Bombing Is Closed Issue |
1 |
| 08/01/1941 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Charges Movies Want War |
1 |
| 08/01/1941 |
(Henry Agard] Wallace Gets Key Economic Post (Heads Economic Defense Board) |
1 |
| 08/01/1941 |
(Russian Marshal Semyon) Budenny Urges ‘Scorched Earth’ |
2 |
| 08/01/1941 |
Roosevelt Talks With Soviet Aides |
3 |
| 08/01/1941 |
Newspapers Oppose Our Entry Into War (Survey Shows 2:1 ‘Against’) |
3 |
| 08/01/1941 |
Roosevelt Sees Halifax On Japan |
5 |
| 08/01/1941 |
Pact (With Russia) Threatens Unity Of Poles (Picture: Sikorski, Churchill, Eden & Maisky) |
5 |
| 08/01/1941 |
Yugoslav Chief Rabbi (Dr. Isaac Alkalag) Safe-Finally Reaches Palestine |
6 |
| 08/01/1941 |
(Henry Agard) Wallace Says We Must Show Fight-Peace Hangs On Willingness To Go To WarPlea To Ignore ‘Loud Minority’ |
8 |
| 08/01/1941 |
Army’s Strength Reaches 1,506,500 |
16 |
| 08/01/1941 |
Knox Praises La Guardia |
16 |
| 08/02/1941 |
U.S. Aviation Fuel Barred To Japan As Roosevelt Order Curbs Exports |
1 |
| 08/02/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles (Acting Secretary Of State) Assails Reich On MexicoWas Act Of Barefaced Impudence |
1 |
| 08/02/1941 |
Dangers To India Stressed By Avery (Promising India Post-War Dominion Status) |
2 |
| 08/02/1941 |
‘Who’s Who’ Voters Favor U.S. Entrance Into Post-War League, Gallup Survey, Finds |
2 |
| 08/02/1941 |
Iran Rebuffs Britain On Nazi Infiltration (Iran Fully Capable Of Dealing With The Existing Situation) |
4 |
| 08/02/1941 |
Roosevelt Hais Russians’ Stand |
5 |
| 08/02/1941 |
Japan Likely To Cut Crude Oil Under New Ban, Exporters Say |
5 |
| 08/02/1941 |
Japan Insists It Will Get Oil-Hochi Says We Won’t Fight While Navy Is Not Ready For East Asia Attack-Food Shortage Stressed |
5 |
| 08/02/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Plans An Eastern Cruise-He Hopes To Spend Next Week ‘Getting Sea Air’ |
8 |
| 08/02/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Buys The First Tax-Free Prepayment Note ($1,200, Picture) |
21 |
| 08/03/1941 |
U.S. Denounces Vichy On Indo-China |
1 |
| 08/03/1941 |
Japan Is Warned New Peril Is Near-’Explosive’ Situation Calls For More Production |
1 |
| 08/03/1941 |
France Is Warned-(Sumner) Welles (Acting Secretary Of State) Says Relations Will Depend Upon Anti-Axis Stand (Text, P. 25) |
1 |
| 08/03/1941 |
Nazis Ousted By Iran Told To Leave Turkey |
5 |
| 08/03/1941 |
U.S. Fighter Planes (P-4O’s) Score In (North African, British) Desert War |
6 |
| 08/03/1941 |
Ribbentrop Accused In British Broadcast |
7 |
| 08/03/1941 |
Packard (Motors) Begins On (Rolls-Royce-Merlin) Air (Craft) Engines (For U.S. & England) |
17 |
| 08/03/1941 |
1,000th Tank Made At (American Car & Foundry Co.) Berwick Plant |
18 |
| 08/03/1941 |
Licenses Of Arms Exceed Exports |
19 |
| 08/03/1941 |
British Discount Tokyo Step North (Expect Thailand Attack) |
23 |
| 08/03/1941 |
China Sees Japan Poised For Attack |
24 |
| 08/03/1941 |
Rigid Secrecy Decreed For Roosevelt Cruise; Trip Starting Today, Subject To Abrupt End (Appeals To Newspapers For Voluntary Secrecy-’Atlantic [‘Argentia’] Conference’) |
24 |
| 08/03/1941 |
Blame U.S. Error For Lack Of Silk |
F-1 |
| 08/03/1941 |
Acting Secretary (Of State, Sumner Welles-Favorite Motto: Aliis Licet: Tibi No Licet-Others May, You May Not) |
Mag. 9 |
| 08/04/1941 |
Nazi Capital Bombed Hard; Hamburg And Kiel (R. A. F.) Targets |
1 |
| 08/04/1941 |
Hull Returns To Capital |
3 |
| 08/04/1941 |
Thailand Is Next Japanese Assert |
4 |
| 08/04/1941 |
Reich Rebirth Seen With Hitler Defeat (By Americans Of German Descent-How Little They Knew!) |
4 |
| 08/04/1941 |
Nazis Charge British Made Demand On Iran; Ouster Of All Held Aim Of (British) Note |
5 |
| 08/04/1941 |
Reich Denies A Plan For (Germans’) Savings Seizure |
6 |
| 08/04/1941 |
Hitler’s Blueprint For A World Conquest-N.Y. Would Telegram |
9 |
| 08/04/1941 |
(Dr. Vannevar Bush) Marshals Brains To Stir Defense |
13 |
| 08/05/1941 |
Full U.S. Aid Pledged Russia (By Roosevelt) |
1 |
| 08/05/1941 |
Japan Halts Sailings Here-Tokyo Pushes Plan Of Total Mobilization For Total War |
1 |
| 08/06/1941 |
Meeting Of-Churchill And Roosevelt On President’s Cruise Is Reported-Rumors In Capital |
1 |
| 08/06/1941 |
Japanese Mass Troops At Thai Line-Early Attacks Seen |
1 |
| 08/06/1941 |
Nazi Ouster Urged Upon Afghanistan (By British) |
3 |
| 08/06/1941 |
Serbian Uprisings Develop In Force |
5 |
| 08/06/1941 |
New ‘Peace Terms’ Of Nazis Outlined (By Anti-German, Interventionist ‘Fight For Freedom, Inc.’) |
6 |
| 08/06/1941 |
50% Of U.S. Voters For Longer Draft (Gallup Poll) |
9 |
| 08/06/1941 |
(P. G.) Wodehouse Books Banned (Destroyed By A British Library) |
13 |
| 08/07/1941 |
U.S. And Britain Warn Japan On Thailand-Our Plans Not Revealed |
1 |
| 08/07/1941 |
Hitler’s War Bulletins Recall (Mein Kampf) Propaganda (‘Great Lie’) Credo (As Touted By Anti-German Sources!) |
2 |
| 08/07/1941 |
Roosevelt Yacht Sends Message |
4 |
| 08/07/1941 |
British Execute Two Nazi Spies (One Was Swiss-Landed From Seaplane) |
4 |
| 08/07/1941 |
(General) Anders To Command Poles’ Soviet Army-Cavalry Chief, Captured In 1939, Freed To Take Post |
4 |
| 08/07/1941 |
Japanese Seek Indo-China Land For Cotton, Cereals, Rice, Rubber |
6 |
| 08/07/1941 |
New Thai Reports Anger Japanese-Best Opinion Doubts War |
6 |
| 08/07/1941 |
Japan Has Lost War, Dean Meyer Asserts-Adequate Aid To China Would End Fighting In 6 Months, He Says |
6 |
| 08/07/1941 |
Vichy To Limit Food Sent To Individuals |
7 |
| 08/07/1941 |
Dr. Herma Hoff Here From Iraq, Reports Nazis Posed As Moslems |
9 |
| 08/07/1941 |
(Henry Agard) Wallace’s Son Reports In Draft |
9 |
| 08/07/1941 |
President (Roosevelt Writes Analysis Of War (In ‘Colliers Magazine’ Beginning Sept. 5, 1941-’Colliers’ Was Often Used By Roosevelt, Morgenthau And Others To Project Their Ideas) |
13 |
| 08/08/1941 |
U.S. Oil On Way To Russia; 4 Tankers For Soviet Use (Via Vladivostok) |
1 |
| 08/08/1941 |
Berlin Said (In Ankara) To Threaten Rupture With Iran If Germans Are Ousted-Nazis Insist Russo-British Military Action (Invasion) Is Imminent (For Iran) |
3 |
| 08/08/1941 |
British Awaiting U.S. Cue On Orient-’All Preparations Ready’ |
4 |
| 08/08/1941 |
U.S. Control Of World Markets Outside Europe Seen By Berlin |
5 |
| 08/08/1941 |
Roosevelt’s Yacht Sets ‘No Destination’ As Rumors Of Purpose Of Trip Increase |
6 |
| 08/08/1941 |
Navy To Receive 3 Foreign (2 Danish & 1 Rumanian) Ships |
33 |
| 08/09/1941 |
Hull Declares Japan Encircles Herself By (Own) Acts |
1 |
| 08/09/1941 |
(French) Gen. Dentz And 35 Aides In Syria Are Held As Hostages (By British) For Britons |
1 |
| 08/09/1941 |
Near East Oil Seen In (Safely) British Hands Now |
2 |
| 08/09/1941 |
2 High (Un-Named) Nazi Agents Dispatched To Iran (Via Turkey, Ankara Report) |
3 |
| 08/09/1941 |
(Adolf A.) Berle (U.S. State Dept.) Tells Of Plan For Post-War Relief Reveals Program Of Aid For Tens Of Millions Of Sufferers (When Germans Are Defeated) |
4 |
| 08/09/1941 |
Roosevelt ‘Wicked’ Italian Press Finds-He Fishes ‘While His Victims Suffer’ |
4 |
| 08/09/1941 |
France Is Concerned Over Copper Dearth |
4 |
| 08/09/1941 |
Nazis Assail U.S. Over Latin Bases |
5 |
| 08/09/1941 |
(William, A.F. Of L.) Green Calls War No Longer Foreign-Aid To Soviet Approved (By Him) |
6 |
| 08/10/1941 |
Steady Warfare Avowed In Poland-2 000 Groups Carrying On Against Germans-Polish Guerrillas Active |
12 |
| 08/10/1941 |
Swift British Step In Iran Predicted (Ankara Report) |
15 |
| 08/10/1941 |
Jan Valtin (Richard Julius Herman Krebs) Pardon Asked By W. A. (William Allen) White (Emporia, Kansas, Editor) |
16 |
| 08/10/1941 |
Tokyo Press Says Big War Is Faced (By Japan)-Frankly Stresses That U.S. And Britain Are Ready To Bar Southward Advances |
19 |
| 08/10/1941 |
Cuba Urged To End Axis Consul Links (By Cuban Senators) |
20 |
| 08/10/1941 |
Lindbergh Sees War ‘Hypocracies’-Finds ‘Incidents’ Planned |
24 |
| 08/10/1941 |
President’s (Roosevelt’s) Fishing Interrupted By Fog-Says Potomac Is Anchored |
33 |
| 08/10/1941 |
British Are Keen To Try Invasion |
E-4 |
| 08/10/1941 |
(Russian) Guerrillas Scorch Earth For Nazis-Orders Of Stalin |
E-4 |
| 08/10/1941 |
French Losing Third Empire |
E-5 |
| 08/11/1941 |
(English) Queen Voices Thanks To Us; Says British Cause Is Ours |
1 |
| 08/11/1941 |
Australia Chiefs See Crisis Near; Condemn Japan |
1 |
| 08/11/1941 |
Nazi ‘Plot’ In (British-Occupied) Iran Reported Crushed-British Action Expected |
3 |
| 08/11/1941 |
Revolt In Serbia Is Seen Growing (By Chetniks, Leader Un-Named) |
4 |
| 08/11/1941 |
Alexei Tolstoy (Soviet Extraordinary State Commission) Urges Slavs’ Cooperation (Under Russia) |
4 |
| 08/11/1941 |
Roosevelt ‘Peace’ Urged By (Former Ambassador John) Cudahy (Not The Reporter Who Interviewed Hitler) |
6 |
| 08/11/1941 |
Little Eve (Harriet Beecher Stowe’s ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’), 93, Dies; Acted In Premier |
13 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Two-Day Roosevelt Silence Revives Talk Of Sea Parley (With Churchill) |
1 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Hull Says Japan Must Alter Path |
1 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Japan Widens Economic Rule; Its Envoy Warns U.S. Is Ready (For Hostilities) |
1 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Polish Welfare Unit To Be Sent To Russia |
3 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Hitler’s Conquerors Of Smolensk (Near Site Of Katyn Massacre) Held A Heap Of Ashes And Rubble (Alvin J. Steinkopf), U.S. Reporter Tours CityFinds Russians Obeyed Stalin Scorched Earth Order |
3 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Japanese Leaving Singapore Region-Suggest Feint By Tokyo |
4 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Menzies Stresses Peril To Australia (From Japan) |
4 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Work On 2-Ocean Fleet Is So Rapid Navy Expects Completion By 1944 |
5 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Australia Gets Gasoline |
5 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Stiff Soviet Note Said To Warn Iran (Ankara Report) |
6 |
| 08/12/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Rallies Colleges In Crisis |
14 |
| 08/12/1941 |
Economists Urged (By Dr. A. Wellington Taylor) To Plan For Peace |
17 |
| 08/12/1941 |
(Former Ambassador John) Cudahy’s Peace Idea Assailed By Hobson-Bishop Sees Ex-Ambassador As A ‘Dupe Of The Third Reich’ (Hobson Is A Member Of The ‘Fight For Freedom’ Inter-Ventionists-Chairman) |
17 |
| 08/13/1941 |
House For 2-1/2 Years Army Service (Extension Of 1-1/2 Years Beyond Present Service Requirement) By One Vote |
1 |
| 08/13/1941 |
Japan Is Warned-U.S. And Britain Tell Tokyo To Keep Hands Off Thailand (The ‘Un’ Wants It!) |
1 |
| 08/13/1941 |
Petain Yields, Pledging To Work With Hitler-Hull Is Silent (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 08/13/1941 |
Roosevelt ‘Lost’ On Yacht For Three Days; Rumor Of Meeting With Churchill Persists |
3 |
| 08/13/1941 |
British Hold Vichy Partner Of Nazis |
4 |
| 08/13/1941 |
U.S.-Soviet Base (Vladivostok) Feared By Japan |
7 |
| 08/13/1941 |
(National Resources Planning) Board Outlives Postwar Plan-Would Avert Idleness |
19 |
| 08/13/1941 |
Treasury (Morgenthau) Frees ($160,000,000) Portuguese Funds |
25 |
| 08/14/1941 |
Roosevelt-Churchill Decisions Are Expected In Announcements To Be Made This Morning (Meeting Not Yet Confirmed) No Word From President (Roosevelt) |
1 |
| 08/14/1941 |
Axis Films Fought By Britain And U.S. (They Oppose The Release Of German Movies Of The War In South America) |
4 |
| 08/14/1941 |
Japanese Silent On Future Plans |
5 |
| 08/14/1941 |
End Of U.S. Relations With Vichy Is Urged (By Bishop Henry W. Hobson, Chairman Of ‘Fight For Freedom, Inc.’) |
7 |
| 08/14/1941 |
World War Debt Already Doubled |
8 |
| 08/14/1941 |
New Course Seen (Predicted) For Democracies (As A Result Of Unconfirmed Roosevelt-Churchill Meeting In Atlantic) |
8 |
| 08/14/1941 |
German Pins (Food) Hope On (New) Farm Technique (To Feed Blockaded Europe And Itself) |
8 |
| 08/15/1941 |
Roosevelt, Churchill Draft 8 Peace Aims, Pledging Destruction Of Nazi Tyranny |
1 |
| 08/15/1941 |
Joint Steps Believed Charted At Parley-Talks Held At Sea (Actually Argentia, Newfoundland)-Disarmament Of Axis Is Envisaged(A Rather Bellicose Step For A Neutral!) |
1 |
| 08/15/1941 |
The Official (‘Atlantic Charter’) Statement |
1 |
| 08/15/1941 |
Wilson’s ‘Fourteen Points’ (A Comparison) |
2 |
| 08/15/1941 |
(William C.) Bullitt (Roosevelt’s Former Ambassador To France And Roving Envoy) Predicts War Sooner Or Later; Sees Less Risk In Immediate Involvement |
3 |
| 08/15/1941 |
Picture: President (Roosevelt) And Prime Minister With Their Aides Aboard British Battleship |
3 |
| 08/15/1941 |
Views (Survey) Of U.S. Press On Parley At Sea |
6 |
| 08/15/1941 |
Plane Crash Kills Arthur B. Purvis (Head Of British Supply Council-Crash In U.S.A.-Precipitated A Morgenthau-Hull Verbal Exchange!) |
11 |
| 08/16/1941 |
U.S., Britain And Soviet To Confer In Moscow On Speeding Joint Aid For Complete (‘United Nations’) Victory |
1 |
| 08/16/1941 |
Domei Agency Says U.S. And Britain Plan Attack In Pacific In Move To Create Their Own World Order |
1 |
| 08/16/1941 |
Riom (French War Responsibility) Prosecutions Enters New Phase |
4 |
| 08/16/1941 |
U.S. People Misled (Alf) Landon Believes-He Thinks Roosevelt Pledged Us To Armed Action Against Hitler |
4 |
| 08/16/1941 |
Hull Eulogizes (Arthur B.) Purvis-Morgenthau And Lord Halifax Join In Tribute To Him (See ‘Morgenthau Diaries’) |
4 |
| 08/16/1941 |
German Spy Is Shot In Tower Of London-Had Landed By Parachute Near Capital With Radio |
6 |
| 08/16/1941 |
Walter P. Reuther (C.I.O. ‘Organizer’) Denies Dodging Draft |
8 |
| 08/17/1941 |
Roosevelt Declares U.S. Is No Nearer War-Reveals Full Accord On World Conflict |
1 |
| 08/17/1941 |
U.S. Aid To Soviet Alarming Japan-Vladivostok Peril Seen |
9 |
| 08/17/1941 |
U.S. Officer Tells Of Bismarck Fight (Mentions Frank Knox’s ‘Colliers’, Aug. 16 Article On Bismarck Sinking-Was U.S. Officer On Catalina Pby-5-Later Reports Indicated He Had Also Piloted The Aircraft For The British While Searching For The Bismark) |
11 |
| 08/17/1941 |
Serb Guerrillas Wage Steady War (Against Germans-No Mention Of Mikhailovitch) |
13 |
| 08/17/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Mourns (Death Of Arthur B.) Purvis |
14 |
| 08/17/1941 |
(American) Legion Men To Fight Any Aid To Reds |
17 |
| 08/17/1941 |
Nazis Hail Seizure Of Iron Ore (By Their Troops In Krivoy Rog) Region-Manganese Mines Sought |
18 |
| 08/17/1941 |
Peace Aims Hailed As War Weapon (By New York City Rabbis) |
29 |
| 08/17/1941 |
(E. George Payne) Offers Basis For Education After The War |
D-4 |
| 08/17/1941 |
The News Of The Week In Review |
E-1 |
| 08/17/1941 |
Hitler’s Plunge In The East Is Great Aid To Britain-Germany Plundering Victims |
E-3 |
| 08/17/1941 |
U.S. Solidifies Far East Policy-Intimation Of Trade Embargo On Japan-Use Of Force Is Hinted |
E-3 |
| 08/18/1941 |
Iran Gets New Anglo-Soviet Warning-Say ‘Tourists’ (Germans) Total 3,000 |
1 |
| 08/18/1941 |
Vichy To Close Jobs To Jews On Sept. 15 (In The Professions Listed In June ‘41) |
5 |
| 08/18/1941 |
Service Honoring Arthur B. Purvis-800 Attend (Many Listed By Name) |
13 |
| 08/19/1941 |
U.S. Planes To He Flown To British In Near East; Ferry System To Run By Way Of West Africa |
1 |
| 08/19/1941 |
Census (In U.S.) Ordered Of All Property Foreign Owned |
1 |
| 08/19/1941 |
Traffic Increased Over Burma (Military Supply) Road-Americans Are On Way |
8 |
| 08/19/1941 |
New Food Cards In Japan |
8 |
| 08/19/1941 |
Nazi Court Dooms Two Polish Women |
9 |
| 08/19/1941 |
Roosevelt Signs Draft Extension (Extends Original One Year Term Of Service For ‘Army Trainees’ To 2-1/2 Years) |
19 |
| 08/20/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Bids Nation Awake To Peril-Roosevelt Is Grim |
1 |
| 08/20/1941 |
(‘Dear Alben’ W. Barkley) Denies President (Roosevelt) Gave War Pledge (In Reply To Accusation By Hiram Johnson) |
1 |
| 08/20/1941 |
(Frank) Murphy Says U.S. Must Aid Russia |
1 |
| 08/20/1941 |
Poles Completing (Russian) Legion (60,000-90,000 Men) |
7 |
| 08/20/1941 |
Morocco Curbs Jews-Those In European Sections Must Live In Ghettos |
8 |
| 08/21/1941 |
Dnieper Dam Reported Blown Up By Russians-Act Laid To Stalin |
1 |
| 08/21/1941 |
U.S. Considers Extending Credit To Moscow |
1 |
| 08/21/1941 |
(U.S.) Pledge To Destroy Nazism Means War, Dr. Mac Cracken Tells America First Group |
1 |
| 08/21/1941 |
Dnieper Dam, Once World’s Biggest, Built By Americans At Huge Cost (To Whom?) |
2 |
| 08/21/1941 |
Soviet War (Material) Hopes Linked To (Harry) Hopkins |
4 |
| 08/21/1941 |
(‘New Republic’) For War Declaration (By U.S.) |
4 |
| 08/21/1941 |
Nazi Policy Fixed For Soviet Farms-Plan Is A Compromise (Collective System Plus Individual Plots) |
8 |
| 08/21/1941 |
Leaders To Study Aid To Democracy (Columbia University, Sept. 8) |
19 |
| 08/22/1941 |
British And Russians Poised To Move Into Iran-Troops On Border-Warning By Shah Noted |
1 |
| 08/22/1941 |
Winter War Seen In East By Nazis |
1 |
| 08/22/1941 |
Poles Start Mobilization Of Their Army in Russia |
1 |
| 08/22/1941 |
Britain’s Illustrious (Aircraft Carrier Hit In Malta) Under Repair In U.S. |
3 |
| 08/23/1941 |
Pressure On Iran (By British And Russians) Continuous |
1 |
| 08/23/1941 |
London Delaying Decision On Iran |
1 |
| 08/23/1941 |
Bible Plant Hit By Nazi Bombs |
16 |
| 08/24/1941 |
Japanese Envoy (Nomura) Seeks U.S. Amity |
1 |
| 08/24/1941 |
Petain Follows Nazi Lead Setting Up Death Courts |
1 |
| 08/24/1941 |
Billion In Tanks To Be Built In ‘42 |
7 |
| 08/24/1941 |
Plentiful Supply Of Food Forecast (By U.S. Department Of Agriculture) |
13 |
| 08/24/1941 |
British Act Twice To Aid China’s War-Hit At Japanese Trade |
20 |
| 08/24/1941 |
Jews Face Confiscation (Delinquent Renters In Paris Who Have Left & Gone To Unoccupied Zone Leaving Empty Apartments And Furniture) |
21 |
| 08/24/1941 |
Canadian Troops Boo Their Premier (Mackenzie King) |
27 |
| 08/24/1941 |
(Tom) Connally Sounds Warning To Vichy (U.S. Will Seize New World Territory If Necessary To Keep It From Hitler) |
29 |
| 08/24/1941 |
Invasion Of Iran Is Believed Near |
32 |
| 08/24/1941 |
‘Apathy’ In (U.S.) War Effort Traced To Many Causes |
E-3 |
| 08/24/1941 |
British Begin (?) To Think We Should Enter War-Robert P. Post |
E-5 |
| 08/24/1941 |
Our ‘Arsenal’ Role Assayed |
E-5 |
| 08/24/1941 |
At Hyde Park-An Intimate Picture Of The President (Roosevelt) At Home |
Mag. 15 |
| 08/25/1941 |
Churchill Warns Japanese To ‘Stop’ Or Face British-American Coalition-Premier Is Blunt |
1 |
| 08/25/1941 |
Britons In Iran See Ultimatum-Hints Of Coup Ridiculed |
3 |
| 08/25/1941 |
Text Of Prime Minister Churchill’s Address On Meeting With President Roosevelt (3 Million Or Perhaps Many More Russians Blotted Out) |
4 |
| 08/25/1941 |
Iraq Said To Back British |
4 |
| 08/25/1941 |
The Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies; By Defeating The Axis Powers |
7 |
| 08/25/1941 |
62 Rabbis Endorse Hoover Food Plan |
11 |
| 08/25/1941 |
U.S. To Aid Refugees (State Department Authorizes Visas) |
11 |
| 08/25/1941 |
Hitler’s Own Sequel To Mein Kampf-’My New Order’ (Entirely Fictional!) |
13 |
| 08/26/1941 |
(Francis) Biddle Is Named To Cabinet Post |
1 |
| 08/26/1941 |
British And Russians Go Into Iran, At 5 Points (Map) |
1 |
| 08/26/1941 |
Turks Condemn Invasion (By Russians And British) Of Iran |
1 |
| 08/26/1941 |
British And Soviet Assure Teheran Of Peaceful Aims |
1 |
| 08/26/1941 |
Nazis Denounce Invasion Of Iran |
2 |
| 08/26/1941 |
Premier Of Iran Voices Protest |
3 |
| 08/26/1941 |
Iran Modernized Under Riza Shah |
3 |
| 08/26/1941 |
Tacit Approval By U.S. Indicated In Hull’s Comment On Iran Move |
3 |
| 08/26/1941 |
Tokyo Wary On Oil From U.S. To Soviet (Via Vladivostok) |
10 |
| 08/26/1941 |
Duff Cooper Warns Japan Against War-Would Be Virtual Suicide |
10 |
| 08/26/1941 |
Churchill Talk Angers Japanese |
11 |
| 08/27/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Calls (Lend) Lease Aid (Abuses) Tales Viscious Lying |
1 |
| 08/27/1941 |
British Seize Vital Oil Centers In Iran-Invasion Is Swift-Seven Axis Ships Taken-British Use Airborne Troops In Rapid Drive In Western Iran Russians Capture Two Towns In North |
1 |
| 08/27/1941 |
Russia Warns Japan Not To Halt Ships (To Vladivostok) As Tokyo Threatens To Block U.S. Aid |
1 |
| 08/27/1941 |
Palestine (Military) Unit (Arabs & Jdws-Volunteers) Reviewed |
2 |
| 08/27/1941 |
Former Polish Premier (Casimir Bartel, Mathematician) Reported Shot By Nazis (London Polish Government Report) |
3 |
| 08/27/1941 |
Iran Is Yielding British Believe-Soviet Avoids Break-Nazis Negotiate With Iran (Potential Danger Of U.S. And British Aid To Russia Through Iran Via Trans Iranian Railroad) |
4 |
| 08/27/1941 |
U.S. Now Allowing Money To Go Abroad-Non-Americans In Hungary And Slovakia Can Get Up To $200 (Under Special License No. 33, As Much As $500/Month Or A Total Of $1,000 May Be Sent To Repatriate A U.S. Citizen) |
4 |
| 08/27/1941 |
Vichy Orders Sales Of Jews’ Businesses |
4 |
| 08/27/1941 |
Wants Us (U.S.) In War Says Beaverbrook |
5 |
| 08/27/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Suggests War Building (Pentagon) Site |
5 |
| 08/27/1941 |
(Speaking) Hall In Oklahoma (City) Shut To Lindbergh (By Local City Council) |
7 |
| 08/27/1941 |
WPA Will Provide-Recreation Leaders (For Military & Industrial Defense Areas) President (Roosevelt) Allots $5,000,000 For Defense Area Entertainment |
8 |
| 08/27/1941 |
Chrysler Swings Into Arms Making-Tanks Roll Off The Line |
10 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Hull Says We Insist The Pacific Be Free |
1 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Laval Is Gravely Wounded By (French) Assassin-DeatAlso Wounded |
1 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Japanese Charge Affront By U.S.-Shipments Of Aviation Fuel To Vladivostok Held To Be Blow To National Prestige-(U.S.’S) Legal Right Admitted |
3 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Philippine Sales Of Arms Blocked-Japan Declared Buyer-Roosevelt Proclaims Further Export Controls To Plug Leaks Into Axis Hands |
3 |
| 08/28/1941 |
New Tokyo Gas Curb-Restrictions On Use By Diplomats Will Start Tomorrow |
3 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Danger In Orient Seen By (Senator Burton K.) Wheeler-Senator Charges War With Japan Would Be To Preserve Britain’s Hegemony |
3 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Lindbergh To Talk In Oklahoma Lot-Denied Use Of City Auditorium, He Will Speak Outdoors Under Floodlights |
3 |
| 08/28/1941 |
U.S. Urged To Give Full Aid To Allies-Eichelberger (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies By Defeating The Axis Powers) Says Alternative Is Facing Nazis Alone |
3 |
| 08/28/1941 |
British Warned On U.S. Relations-’Fools Paradise’ Letter In The Times Asserts Roosevelt’s Power (To Go To War) Is Limited |
4 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Two German Planes Down By American (In Eagle Squadron) |
5 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Picture: Posters, Notices Of Executions In France For Sabotage-Brought From France By Escaped U.S. Ambulance Drivers |
5 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Japan Sees No Victor In A War In Pacific |
5 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Reich Is Enlisting Poles (Volksdeutsche) |
5 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Invaders Of Iran (British And Russians) Go Ahead Rapidly-Shah’s Navy Is Crippled-Admiral (Bayendor) Killed-(Indian Troops Used By English) |
6 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Nazi Views On Iran Attack Roosevelt-President (Roosevelt) Charged With Playing What Is Called Pilate’s Role |
6 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Iranian Seizures Curb Axis Raiders-Espionage Also Ended |
7 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Slavs Here (The Slavonic Committee For Democracy, Inc.) Urge Us To Join In War Now |
7 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Picture: Italian Prisoners ‘Pitch In’ (Work On A British Farm) |
7 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Rumania Summons Jews (Ages 15-50 For Labor Service-A List Of Rumanian Jews From ‘Reliable Sources’-Who Were Killed In Iron Guard Pogroms On Foregoing Jan. 22-23 Announced By United Rumanian Jews Of America) |
7 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Rumanian Exports Rise (Mostly To Germany) |
7 |
| 08/28/1941 |
(Roosevelt’s Opm) Asks Discrimination (Racial) End |
12 |
| 08/28/1941 |
(Representative Hamilton) Fish Urges A Vote On (U.S.) Entering War |
15 |
| 08/28/1941 |
Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt Deplores Industrial Bias, Holding Color Of Skin Is No Item In Jobs |
21 |
| 08/28/1941 |
1917 Plotter (Alleged German Saboteur) Faces Deportation Again (Carl Schmidt) |
42 |
| 08/29/1941 |
Tokyo Ambassador Sees Roosevelt; Hears Konoye Note; Wide Talk In View-Accord Is Sought-Hull At 45-Minute Talk |
1 |
| 08/29/1941 |
New Iran Regime Ends Resistance To (British, Russian Invaders) |
1 |
| 08/29/1941 |
500 Of Our Tanks Sent To British |
1 |
| 08/29/1941 |
Americans Agree To (80) Axis Ships (Seized By U.S.) Use |
1 |
| 08/29/1941 |
Japanese Scheme For Thailand Seen |
5 |
| 08/29/1941 |
R. A. F. In Day Raid Bombs Rotterdam (Holland, 7 Bombers & 5 Fighters Missing) |
6 |
| 08/29/1941 |
(Adolf A. Berle,-U.S. State Department) Says Democracy Depends On U.S.-Religions Under Attack |
8 |
| 08/29/1941 |
Hitler Front Laid To ‘America First’ (By Prof. James H. Sheldon, Head Of Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League [Founded By Samuel Untermyer], In Speech To Jewish War Veterans Of The U.S.) Assails (U.S. Senators) Wheeler And Nye |
18 |
| 08/29/1941 |
Lindbergh Thanks Oklahoma Governor-Glad Phillips Upheld Right (To Speak) |
36 |
| 08/30/1941 |
Dictators In 5-Day Parley Form Plans To Counter Our Aid In East And West (Communique, P. 3) |
1 |
| 08/30/1941 |
26 Axis Tankers In South America (Seized) To Move U.S. Oil |
1 |
| 08/30/1941 |
W. A. Harriman Will Head U.S. Mission To Moscow |
1 |
| 08/30/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Plans Reply To Konoye-Letter Will Seek To Improve Relations (Between U.S. & Japan) |
1 |
| 08/30/1941 |
Soviet’s Grain Crop Called Its Biggest |
2 |
| 08/30/1941 |
(Pan American) Will Take Air Ferries (Planes To English In Africa) |
2 |
| 08/30/1941 |
Vital Iran Points To Be Garrisoned (By British & Russian Invaders) |
3 |
| 08/30/1941 |
Lindbergh Says Air Isolates Us-Pictures Britain As Foe |
5 |
| 08/30/1941 |
‘New’ Europe Seen In Plan Of Allies |
5 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Roosevelt Sees Peril To U.S. Growing, Says Peace ‘Isn’t All In Our Keeping,’ Warning On Nazis-President (Roosevelt) At Hyde Park Tells Neighbors This Is A Fateful Year |
1 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Britain Rushing Ship To (Evacuate 1,000 British) Citizens Trapped In Japan-Tokyo Studies Next Step-Returning (Japanese) Minister (Waka-Sugi Stresses U.S. War Preparations Have Made Great Progress) |
1 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Nazis Bar Europe To U.S. And Britain (Their Political Influence) |
3 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Eden Sounds Call For Greater Aid-Pledges Food For (British & Russian-Occupied) Iran-Adds Promise Of Post-War Peace And Prosperity To ‘The Atlantic Charter’ |
3 |
| 08/31/1941 |
London Paper (Sunday Times) Says Aid By U.S. Is Disappointing |
3 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Netherlands Seen Harassing Nazis-Sabotage Is Rife |
7 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Guns Of Teheran Stir Bomb Scare-Revenge Plan Is Hinted-(British-Russian) Occupation Goes On |
8 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Son Of Isolationist Seeks To Fight Nazis |
8 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Picture: The President (Roosevelt) Addressing Friends And Neighbors (At Hyde Park, Text Of Speech) |
10 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Illegal (Diplomatic) Act Charged To U.S. Aide (John J. Meily) In Croatia-Zagreb Minister Says Consul Used Office To Aid British |
11 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Roosevelt ‘Interventionist’ Policy Preserves Peace W. A. White Says |
13 |
| 08/31/1941 |
(58%) Voters Opposed To A Hitler ‘Peace’ (Gallup Poll)-Fuehrer Can’t Be Trusted |
13 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Clergymen (Citizens Peace Petition Committee, Led By John Haynes Holmes) Back Peace Movement |
13 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Hull Minimizes Talk With Japan-Denies Report Of Accord |
14 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Dr. Sproul (Head Of California University) Calls For Hitler Defeat-Denounces Isolationists |
14 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Japanese Are Optimistic (Over Konoye Letter To Roosevelt) |
14 |
| 08/31/1941 |
American’s School In Chungking Bombed-Residence Of Director Of Friends’ Institution Is Hit |
14 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Refugee Ship (‘Navemar’) Waits At Pier In Bermuda-1,200 On Vessel (593 German Jews Belgians, Poles, French, Czechs & Russians) |
16 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Lindbergh Views Hotly Assailed (By Clark M. Eichelberger, Of Committee To Defend America By Joseph Goldstein U.S.-Att’y. Gen. Francis Biddle’s Aid Requested In Investigating The America First Committee) |
18 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Scholar (Dr. Max Ascoli) Scans Post-War World |
D-7 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Strategic Roads Cut Across Iran-New North-South Highways Intersect Old Route From Europe To Far East-Vital Rail Lines In Use (U.S. Supplies To Russia-Trans-Iranian Rail Way) |
E-4 |
| 08/31/1941 |
Cartoon: Pro-War (Roosevelt, ‘The People Do Not Realize This Nation Has A War To Win’) |
E-8 |
