| 10/01/1941 | President (Roosevelt) Talks To Hull On Ending Neutrality Law | 1 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Turkey Rebuffs Reich On Chrome (Ore) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Nazis Execute 58 Czechs (Number Of Jews Included), Shell Serbs | 1 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Swiss Protest To Britain-Call Flight Over Territory To Raid Italy ‘A Grave Violation’ | 3 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Roosevelt Hails Free Press Of U.S.-’Fundamental Obligation Of American Patriotism’ He Declares In Message | 4 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Pardon Board Splits In The (Jan) Valtin (Richard Julius Herman Krebs) Case Vote Of 2 To 2 Leaves (Deportation) Action To California Governor (Olson) | 5 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Drop Neutrality (Act-Undersecretary Of War Robert P.) Patterson Urges-Stassen Backs President (Roosevelt) | 8 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Plan To Change Neutrality Act Favored By Voters (Gallup) Survey Finds | 8 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Peace Offensive Urged By (Former U.S. Ambassador To Belgium) Cudahy | 8 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | (Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Is Heckled In Los Angeles Talk | 8 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Roosevelt Cites (Tolerant) Red Church Law-Poles (London!) Praise Russia’s Aide (Katyn?)-Catholic Church And Synagogue Are Permitted In Moscow | 9 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | New(British-U.S. Established) Polish Army (Under General Wladyslaw Anders, Cavalry) Training In Urals-Ranks Growing Rapidly Red Army To Release Poles | 9 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Wife’s (Eleanor’s) Call Brings Presidential (Roosevelt’s) Aid | 12 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | La Guardia Says Hitler Is Licked | 12 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Picture: Rockefeller Son (David) Named To Defense Position (By Anna M. Rosenberg) | 12 | 
				
					| 10/01/1941 | Advertisement, New Bedford, Mass. Standard Times, Mercury, Full Page: Farewell To Lindbergh | 13 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Nazis Kill Czech Premier (Gen. Alois Elias), 2 Generals | 1 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Knox Predicts Action ‘To Defeat Axis,’ Says We Must Help Police The World-’Distant War’ Best-’We Shall Lock Nazis Up’ (Text, P. 4) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Nation Requires (Permanent) Army Big As Now, Stimson Asserts-1.4% Of Citizens Serving | 1 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Reds Aid Mayor (La Guardia), O’dwyer Charges | 1 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Roosevelt’s View On Soviet Scored (By Representative Martin Dies & Father Walsh)-Methodist (Raymond J. Wade) Joins Attack | 3 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Lend-Lease Papers Signed For Brazil (About $100,000,000 Advanced) | 3 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | (Roosevelt) Calls Hull Again On Neutrality Law (Repeal) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Nazis Using A New (Fighter) Plane (Fw-190) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Vichy Takes Control Of Jewish Concerns | 10 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Ex-Shah (Deposed) Due In Argentinia (From Cape Town) | 10 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Nazi Economics Scored By Japan | 12 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | (Dr. Frank Kingdon, Chairman Of Emergency [Jewish] Rescue Committee) Urges Rescue By U.S. Of 300 (Refugee) Intellectuals (From Southern France, Race Unstated) | 17 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | Nazi Suspension Of Universities Peril To Us Says Raymond Fosdick (President Of Rockefeller Foundation In Stanford University Speech) | 20 | 
				
					| 10/02/1941 | (Comptroller Gen. L. C. Warren) Finds Nya Tried To Hamper Army (Recruiting) Full Payroll Is Sought | 27 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | (Robert H.) Jackson Submits Post-War Choice-America Must Support Order Based On (United Nations) Law Or Be Superior In Force(We’ve Done Both And Achieved Very Little!) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Mexico Will Pay $9,000,000 On (Confiscated Oil Properties) In Pact On Oct. 9 Full Settlement For Seized Properties Is Left Until Accord On Valuation (Standard Oil Demurrs) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Nazis Said To Bid For Soviet Peace | 2 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Germans Are Warned On Radio Listening (To Bbc, Voice Of America, Etc.)-Goebbels Says British Broadcasts Are Worrisome And Boring | 2 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Worship In Soviet President’s (Roosevelt’s) Hope-Refers To Polish Report | 3 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | (Senator Claude Pepper, Florida) Urges President (Roosevelt) To Lift Ship (Neutrality Act) Ban (By Executive Order)-To Avoid Congress Fight | 4 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Reaction Abroad To Knox’s Speech-One London PaperNotes We Haven’t Entered War | 4 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Roosevelt Says Awaiting Attack ‘Before Starting To Shoot’ Is Error (Collier’s Magazine Article) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | 62% Favor ‘Shoot-At-Sight’ Policy, Final Returns In (Gallup) Survey Disclose | 4 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Plea To Send Food (To Europe) Renewed By Hoover | 4 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Peru To Save (Raw) Materials For (This) Hemisphere Only | 4 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Hoover Disputes Poll At Stanford-Statement Challenged | 5 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | U.S. Gives Soviet Technical Help-Others To Be Sent-Letters From Roosevelt And Churchill Were Delivered To Stalin | 5 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | (Paul) Collette Doomed For Laval Attack | 6 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | (Occipied) Iran Cuts Privileges Of Tokyo’s Legation-Code Rights And Immunity Of Mail Bags Are Suspended (Because Of Pressure By British-Russian Occupiers) | 8 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Firm China Stand Avowed In Tokyo | 9 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Japanese Launch New China Drive | 9 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Advertisement, ¼ Page, America First Committee: Can The Reds Worship God? ‘Virtually The Same Rule’ As In The U.S. Says President (Roosevelt) | 12 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Viereck Ordered Before Jury Today | 12 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Nazis Slay Prague’s Mayor And City Council Members | 1 | 
				
					| 10/03/1941 | Lindbergh Calls ‘42 Vote Menaced-He Tells Rally At Fort Wayne We Now Have One-Man Rule With Free Speech Imperilled | 1 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | U.S.-Owned Tanker (I. C. White, Flying Panamanian Flag) Torpedoed, Sunk Off Brazil; 18 Of 37 American Crew Rescued By Freighter-8th U.S. Owned Sinking | 1 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | Australia Gets A Labor Premier (John Curtin) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | U.S. Prods Soviet On Free Worship | 1 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | American (Maj. Gen. James Chaney) Praises Red Arms Plants | 2 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | Text Of Reich Fuehrer Hitler’s Address Reporting Progress Of The Invasion Of Russia | 4 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | Germans Yielding To Turks On Trade | 4 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | ‘Outrage’ In (Occupied) Teheran Protested By Tokyo-Japan Threatens To Retaliate | 5 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | Japan Says Parleys With Us Continue-Batavia’s Aid To Russia Held In Conflict With Stand In Tokyo | 5 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | 8 American-Owned Ships Sunk Since War Started | 6 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | Oil Executive Ask Return Of (American) Tankers (Given By Us To British) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | (Lt. Gen. Hugh A.) Drum Says Force Is America’s Need-We Face Record War TestOnly Superior Strength Will Save Us | 8 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | Advertisement, Fight For Freedom, Inc.: The President (Roosevelt) Shows The Way | 11 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | ‘Ace’ (Henry) Morgenthau (Jr.) In Hectic (Small Airplane) Flight | 17 | 
				
					| 10/04/1941 | Picture: Women Leaders Of 1941 Jewish Charities Campaign | 17 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | Roosevelt Here As ‘Family Man’ (Shades Of Lucy Mercer!) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | Hull Calls Latest (German) Sinking (Of I. C. White, Owned By U.S., Panamanian-Flag, Under British Sailing Orders) ‘Piracy’ Time For Action Aggressor Outside Law | 1 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | Serbs (Chetniks) Hold 650 Germans; Threaten To Kill Hostages | 1 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | Nazi Refugees From Iran To Get Things (Returned Which) Reds Took (Plundered On Their Invasion) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | Japan Informs (London) Poles Relations Are Ended | 16 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | New Deal Urged For War Relief (By Committee Appointed By Roosevelt Last March-Joseph E. Davies Chairman, Charles P. Taft & Dr. Frederick P. Koppel) | 32 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | (Myron C.) Taylor Returns, Silent On Mission | 40 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | (Harry) Bridges Urges Labor Toil To Beat Hitler | 43 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | Picture: Hitler Addressing Sportspalast | 46 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | Huge Sums Go To Education For Defense | D-6 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | New (U.S.) Course Dictates Neutrality Act Repeal | E-3 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | Washington Directs A Dynamic Foreign Policy-Our Influence Felt Around The Globe | E-3 | 
				
					| 10/05/1941 | Koestler, Arthur, Scum Of The Earth, Macmillan Co., N.Y.-A Searing Story Of Concentration Camps In France (Before The Republic Fell-Apparently They Are The Worst!) | Book 3 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | RussiansPut Nazi Losses At 3,000,000 And Their Own At 1,128,000 (They Put Their Initial Losses Much Higher At The Nuernberg Tribunals) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | Louis D. Brandeis,Dies At Capital (P. 9) | 1&9 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | Neutrality Move May Be Limited To Arming Ships-Roosevelt’s Legal Aides Are Said To Hold He Has Power To Void Combat Zones | 1 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | Soviet Fliers Aid Yugoslav Rebels (With ‘A Certain Number’ Of Modern Russian Bombers) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | Picture: Russian Woman (Threshing Grain) Work For The Axis | 2 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | Scant Changes Seen For Russia-Severity Now Relaxed | 4 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | ‘War’ Debate (On Neutrality Act) Indicated | 4 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | U.S. Broadcasts News To Europe-World Wide Service Is Developing With (Col. William J.) Donovan Fighting To Break Axis Monopoly-By 24 Hour Short Wave-Ten Transmitters Here And Others In Britain And Iceland Are In Plan (First Article In Series-Nelson Rockefeller Involved) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | Newman Clubs Cheer (Representative Hamilton) Fish’s Talk On (Against) War | 8 | 
				
					| 10/06/1941 | No Mail For Polish Jews-Those In Warsaw Cut Off From World, Group Here Says (American Jewish Congress-Conditions In Poland Are ‘Horrible Beyond Belief.’ A Letter Sent To David Wertheim Returned Stating In French ‘Registered Letters May Not Be Sent To Jews.’) | 14 | 
				
					| 10/07/1941 | Panama Forbids Arming Of Ships (That Are Flying Its Flag) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/07/1941 | Roosevelt Seeks Republican Help In Ship (Neutrality) Act Fight-Nye Hints At Filibuster | 1 | 
				
					| 10/07/1941 | French Fettered R. A. F., Say British-Barred Attacks On Reich And Italy In ‘40 | 1 | 
				
					| 10/07/1941 | Willkie Rallies His Party On (For) War | 1 | 
				
					| 10/07/1941 | U-Boats Roam Sea With A New Fury | 1 | 
				
					| 10/07/1941 | Nazis Continue Killing Czechs-(Serb Rebellion [‘Chetniks’] Led By Neditch-Yugoslavia) Grows | 4 | 
				
					| 10/07/1941 | Property Seizure Bill Sent To White House | 17 | 
				
					| 10/07/1941 | (William) Green Links A. F. L. To (Roosevelt’s) Sea Freedom | 19 | 
				
					| 10/07/1941 | Supreme Court Honors Brandeis-Roosevelt Pays Homage | 24 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | U.S. Prods Finns As They Bluff British-Hull Backs London | 1 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | (Sumner) Welles Pleads For Free Trade (Text, P. 14) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | Air Aid To British Put At $284,000,000 | 2 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | Roosevelt Critics On War Increase (Gallup Poll) | 2 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | Picture: Congressional Leaders Discussing Repeal Of Neutrality Act With Roosevelt | 3 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | Britain May Lend U.S. 10 Oil Tankers-Temporary Release Possible (Tankers Given By U.S. To Britain!) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | Jews Of Palestine Are Sought For Army-Recruiting Campaign Hopes To Get 5,000 More For Britain (‘Jews Are Fighting With The Allies For Victory.’-And Getting Ready To Fight The Arabs!) | 10 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | U.S. Aid In Defense Seen By Singapore-Malayan Chief Confident | 10 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler (Columbia University) Warns Of (Racial) Intolerance-Anti-Semitism Is Scored | 15 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | Brandeis Estate Put At $3,200,000-Aid For 4 Philanthropies (Primarily Palestine Endowment & Hadassah) | 25 | 
				
					| 10/08/1941 | ‘A Propagandist’ Willkie Admits | 26 | 
				
					| 10/09/1941 | Viereck Indicted And Seized Here As German Agent | 1&4 | 
				
					| 10/09/1941 | President (Roosevelt) To Ask Arming Of Ships; Message Today | 1 | 
				
					| 10/09/1941 | Leak Gives Nazis Roosevelt Note-D. N. B. Quotes Text Of Letter Delivered By Harriman To Stalin In Moscow (Texts, P. 2) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/09/1941 | (Francis, Att’y. Gen.) Biddle Approves FBI Wiretapping | 4 | 
				
					| 10/09/1941 | Nazi-Soviet Peace Is Urged In Japan | 7 | 
				
					| 10/09/1941 | Japan Distributes Food Supplies As Precaution Against Air Raids | 7 | 
				
					| 10/09/1941 | Nazis In Russia Set Up Civil Rule; Ukraine Nationalists Disappointed | 9 | 
				
					| 10/09/1941 | Serbs Battling Flame Throwers | 10 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | President (Roosevelt) Asks For Authority To Arm (U.S.) Ships-Neutrality Act Change Urged On Congress To Combat Pirates (Text, P. 4) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | Panama President (Arnulfo Arias, Who Ordered Ban Of Arming Ships Flying Panamanian Flag-Regarded In Washington As A ‘Nazi’) Out; Pro-U.S. (Roosevelt) Regime Set Up (By President Ricardo Adalfo De La Guardia | 1 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | Hitler’s Secret Order To His Troops | 2 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | (Roosevelt’s) Message Assailed By ‘America First’ | 4 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | Move To Arm Ships (By U.S.) Pleases London | 4 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | Opposition To Aid (For England & War) Slackens In House | 4 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | Quick Entry (Of U.S.) Into War Is Urged By (Herbert) Agar Of Louisville Courier-Journal) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | Oil Firms Wary Of (U.S.-Mexican Pact (Settlement Of U.S. Claims Against Mexico For Oil Property Seizure) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | 17 More Executed As Czech Rebels-Serbs In Pitched Battle (With Yugoslavian ‘Chetniks’) | 7 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | Japanese Profess Unconcern On Oil-U.S.-British-Dutch ‘All-Out’ Embargo Alleged, But Domei Says Nation Is Prepared-Konoye Sees Emperor | 8 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | Palestine Army Rally-For Jewish Recruits | 10 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | Advertisement, Russian War Relief, Inc., Full Page:-’Russia’s ‘Scorched Earth’ Calls To America’s Green Fields’ Many Sponsors Listed | 15 | 
				
					| 10/10/1941 | 2 Launchings (Of New Ships) A Day Predicted In Year | 45 | 
				
					| 10/11/1941 | New (Pro-U.S.) Panama Regime To Repeal Ban On Arming Merchant Ships (Flying The Panamanian Flag-As Roosevelt Wishes!) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/11/1941 | Britons Training To Invade Europe-Guerrilla Shock Troops (Commandos) Revealed | 1 | 
				
					| 10/11/1941 | Latest Iraq Upset Is Echo Of Revolt-(Pro-British) Nuri Is Back In Old Role | 4 | 
				
					| 10/11/1941 | Japan Is Cautious In War Attitude-Attack On Roosevelt Is Bitter | 4 | 
				
					| 10/11/1941 | Terror Is Charged To Nazis In Greece | 4 | 
				
					| 10/11/1941 | Nazis Curb Jews’ Travel (In Germany) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/11/1941 | Nazis Say ‘Putsch’ In Panama To U.S. | 5 | 
				
					| 10/11/1941 | (Fulgencio) Batista (Cuba) Hails Tie To U.S. | 5 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | U.S. Seizes Nazi Radio In Greenland-Party Of 20 Is Held | 1 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | Navy To Man Guns On Ships If Armed-About 11 Hands To A Boat | 5 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | 70 Workmen Sail To Build U.S. Base (On Trinidad) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | Relief For Jews In France Pressed (By American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee) | 16 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | Germans Disband ‘Free’ Lithuanians-Their Leaders Arrested | 25 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | Malaya And Indies Held Vital To U.S. (By British Authorities) | 29 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | U.S. Urged (By Emergency Rescue Conference) To Help Evacuate Exiles (Anti-Fascists)-1,200 Refugees Are Seeking Asylum In This Hemisphere, Meeting Is Told-Red Cross Ships Favored | 34 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | Roosevelt Hails New World Unity (Columbus Day Celebration) | 35 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | (Dean Acheson) Revises Agencies For Economic War | 38 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | Widow Of (Paul) Ehrlich (Discoverer Of Arsaphenamine, Cure For Syphilis) Gets $1,000 (U.S.) Award | 48 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | 600 At Columbia (University) In Defense Work | D-7 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | Defense Contracts Compared With Production In 1939 | F-7 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | The News Of The Week In Review | E-1 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | Hitler Goes ‘All-Out’ To Beat The Russians (Map) | E-4 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | The ‘Assistant President’ (Henry Agard Wallace) | Mag. 3 | 
				
					| 10/12/1941 | ‘The Are Accustomed To Die’ (Yugoslav ‘Chetniks’-Leader Called Tankovitch-Possibly ‘Mikhailovitch’) | Mag. 6 | 
				
					| 10/13/1941 | Republicans See ‘Gag’ In Hearings On Arming Ships | 1 | 
				
					| 10/13/1941 | 200 Jewish Suicides Reported In Berlin (Via Stockholm) | 3 | 
				
					| 10/13/1941 | Russia ‘Annexed’ Funk Tells Nazis | 3 | 
				
					| 10/13/1941 | (U.S.) Aid Against Japan Urged (By English)-Would Release (Russian) Army For (Duty In ) West (Europe) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/13/1941 | Allies (Composed Of Whom?) Will Pool Planes In Orient | 4 | 
				
					| 10/13/1941 | Gandhi For A Peace Without A Defeat-Suggests U.S. Halt War Aid Until Britain Pledges Liberties | 5 | 
				
					| 10/13/1941 | U.S. Desert Tanks Tested In Africa | 9 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | Roosevelt Spurs Aid To ‘Brave’ Russia; Cabinet Men Ask Neutrality (Act) Repeal-Hull Warns Law Shackles Defense In Time Of Danger (Text, P. 4) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | Picture: Britain’s Search For (Scrap Steel) Metal Reaches Buckingham Palace | 3 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | Nye And Fish Talk Here-Wheeler Pledges Fight | 4 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | Ten Join America First | 5 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | British Bombers Sear Nuremberg | 6 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | (U.S.) Hints Of Weapons To ‘Surprise’ Hitler | 7 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | Indies Army Head (Gen. G. J. Berenschot) Dies In Air Crash | 9 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | Japan Is Advised To Hasten Peace (In Asia By Kazmo Yukikata) | 10 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | Picture: Iranian Flagship That Went Down (Was Sunk) In British Invasion | 12 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | More Czechs Die; Terror Spreading | 12 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | Mexican Oil Pact Hinges On Subsoil-U.S. Firms Said To Bar Deal If Rights Are Not Included In Property Payment | 13 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | (Senator) Bankhead Assails Morgenthau (Farm Ceiling) Ideas | 15 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | War Horrors Told By (U.S.) Nurse In China-Dying Filled Infirmary (Typical Of Spanish Civil War Reports) | 27 | 
				
					| 10/14/1941 | Picture: Among Yesterday’s Aid Passengers From Europe | 44 | 
				
					| 10/15/1941 | Lend-Lease Shipments (To Actual & Potential Nazi Enemies) Rising Rapidly-President (Roosevelt) Joyful | 1 | 
				
					| 10/15/1941 | U-Boats Avoiding Ships We Convoy | 1 | 
				
					| 10/15/1941 | U-Boat It Hunted Attacked Greer-Stark Reveals Details | 6 | 
				
					| 10/15/1941 | (U.S.) Brings Seized (Axis) Ship (Plus Captives) From Greenland | 6 | 
				
					| 10/15/1941 | (French) War-Guilt Cases Now In Petain’s Hands; He May Take Action To Avoid (Riom) Open Trials | 9 | 
				
					| 10/15/1941 | Second Eagle (U.S. Pilot In R. A. F.) Fights For Britain | 9 | 
				
					| 10/15/1941 | Mrs. Bernstorff Returns ‘To Die’-She Denounces Nazism | 23 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | U.S. Studies New Tension In Far East | 1 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Navy Is Set To Arm Ships, Knox Says | 4 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Confederates Back Our Foreign Policy | 4 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Wickard Insists British Need Food (And The French?) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Nazis Charge U.S. ‘Squeezes’ Neighbors | 4 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | (U.S. Government) Drops Bergdoll (Draft Evasion) Charges (From Wwi) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Rules Against Jews Multiply In Berlin (Food & Housing) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Misery Of French (POW) In Camps Related (By Anne Morgan) | 17 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Pierre Van Paassen: Vita (Virulently Anti-German) | 19 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Konoye Out Japan Seeks ‘Crisis’ Cabinet; Roosevelt Sees Military Aides On Orient & Marshall And Stark Present At Talk At Whitehouse | 1 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | U.S. Denies Part In Panama Coup (Text Of Hull Statement-Coup In Which Panama Decides To Follow U.S. Lead And Arm Ships Flying Its Flag-Who? Us?) | 5 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | (Lord) Gort Analyzes (B. E. F.) Flanders Defeat (Which He So Gloriously Led!) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Petain Confines 7 For France’s Fall (Riom Trial) | 7 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Picture: Japan Trains Her School Girls For Military Service | 9 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | U.S. Planes Rearm Near East Forces-Change To Be Complete | 10 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | (U.S. High Commissioner Of The Philippines) Sayre Depicts U.S. At Brink Of War | 10 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | American (Army Officer, Maj. Gen. Charles H. Bonested) Heads Troops In Iceland (Answers To Questions Put To Stimson About U.S. Occupation Of Iceland-If Troops Were Under British Command Etc.) | 11 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | Full Aid To Soviet Favored By A. F. L. (Union) | 12 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | (Ku Klux) Klan Using Bond Slogan, Treasury Chief (Peeved, Morgenthau) Is Told | 15 | 
				
					| 10/16/1941 | (Dr. Leland Rex Robinson) Asks New Order To Balk Germany | 25 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | U.S. Destroyer (U.S.S. Kearny) Hit By Torpedo Off Iceland-No Casualties (Senator Claude, Florida) Pepper Calls For ‘Two Sinkings For One’ (In Retaliation) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Arming Of Ships Voted By House; 259-138-House Debate Fiery | 1 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Ships In Pacific Ordered To Safe Ports | 1 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Gen. Tojo Forms Cabinet In Tokyo | 1 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Trade And Recruiting Pushed In Palestine | 2 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Kearny In Limits (Arbitrarily Set By Him), Says President (Roosevelt) ‘Shoot’ (-On-Sight) Order Unchanged | 3 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Germans Silent On Kearny Attack-British Call It War Act-London Papers Assert Japanese Situation Also Bring U.S. Nearer To Entry (Into War) | 3 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Text Of Landon’s Speech Criticizing The President (Roosevelt) On Defense | 4 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Berlin Evicts Jews To Get Apartments-20,000 Enroute To Poland | 4 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Tojo Is Advocate Of Total War Economy; New Japanese Leader Known As Anti-Soviet | 5 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Ex-Shah (Abdication Forced By Invading British & Russians) At Mauritius (‘Just Arrived’ Has Mastoid Infection) | 5 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Picture: Lady Louis Mountbatten | 8 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | (U.S.) Concentration Camp For Aliens Is Nearing Completion-At Upton (Long Island)-480,000 Square Foot Stockade To Accommodate 700-Tents Used By Original Army Selectees Will House The Inmates | 21 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | (Senator Carter) Glass (Virginia] Advocates Neutrality Law Be Killed In Full | 1 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | New Premier Declares The Policy Of Japan Remains Unchanged-General Tojo Says He Intends To ‘Promote Amicable Relations With Friendly Powers’ Defense Moves Will Be Speeded | 1 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | (Germany) Denies Attacking Kearny-Berlin Radio Hints That The Incident Was ‘Staged’ To Help Neutrality (Act) Change (Repeal, Desired By Roosevelt) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | President (Roosevelt) Requests $50,000,000 For Food-He Would Expand Succor To More Lands | 2 | 
				
					| 10/18/1941 | Willkie Calls Idea Of (U.S.) Peace ‘Delusion’ | 3 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Panama’s Decision To Arm Ships Seen (Forecast, As U.S. Desires) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | (72%) Voters Approve Arming U.S. Ships (Gallup Poll) | 5 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Moral Rearming Termed Dire Need (By N.Y. C. Rabbis) | 22 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Munitions Brazil Ordered From Germany In 1937 Finally Reach Para Via New York | 25 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Pre-Crisis WPA Aid In Defense Hailed | 25 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Advertisement, Full Page, Fight For Freedom, Inc.: ‘Shut Up Yank-Learn To Speak Nazi (Presumably ‘German’)’ Wear The Badge Of Loyal, United Americans | 33 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | (Clark M.) Eichelberger Is Chosen (To Replace Senator Ernest W. Gibson, Jr. As Head Of The Committee To Defend America) | 34 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Japanese Hope Not To Miss The Boat Again (Miss Out On A Chance To Declare War) | E-3 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Picture: Nelson Rockefeller Coordinator Of Inter-American Affairs | E-6 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Isolationism Is Losing Its Hold On The Voters Of The Middle West | E-7 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Shipyards Top World War (I) Mark | S-10 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Van Paassen, Pierre, That Day Alone | Book 3 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | The War Powers Of The President (Roosevelt)-Henry Steele Commager (Prof. History, Columbia University) | Mag. 3 | 
				
					| 10/19/1941 | Why (Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Doesn’t Fear Hitler-Turner Catledge | Mag. 8 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | The (U.S.S.) Kearny Reaches Port, 11 Missing, 10 Injured (Authorities Say Submarine ‘Undoubtedly German’) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | New Hoover (Welfare) Plea Made To Nation-Want’s A Neutral Government To Supervise Food Plan To Save Millions Of Children | 1 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | (Congressman Martin) Dies Charges 1,124 In Federal Posts Help Communists Sends (Francis) Biddle A List | 1 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | Pictures: Defenders Of Netherlands Indies Ready To Meet Attack On Land Or Sea | 3 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | British In Orient Ready For Japan-Singapore Confident It Can Be Held More Than A Year With No Help From U.S. | 3 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | Accord With U.S. Seen (By Japanese Army Paper) As Tojo’s Aim | 3 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | Marines (In Shanghai) ‘On The Alert’ | 3 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | (Texas Senator Tom) Connally To Ask War Zone Repeal | 6 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | ‘Jews’ War’ Stand Laid To (Senator Burton K.) Wheeler (By Beverly Baxter, British M. P.) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | (U.S.S.) Kearny Incident Fake, Says Berlin | 7 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | Plan Urged To Aid Post-War Britain | 8 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | 2 Catholic Leaders Assail (U.S.’S) War Entry | 9 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | Nazi Word To Girls (To Have Illegitimate Children By Soldiers) Shocks First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt)-Defends (U.S.) Movie Industry | 11 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | Foundlings: Names Tax Fertile Imagination Of Foster Mother Who Thought Up Hundreds (In U.S.) | 11 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | Boerses (Berlin) Ignore Nazi War Gains-Prices Steady | 25 | 
				
					| 10/20/1941 | Coal And Iron Costs Are Rising In Reich | 25 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Nazi Commander Slain At Nantes-Assassin Escapes | 1 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | U.S. Gives Soviet $30,000,000 Credit | 1 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Hull Denounces Attack On Destroyer Kearny-No Protest Will Go To Nazis On Incident, Secretary Says-One Does Not Send Notes To An International Highwayman, He Remarks-Senators Demand Facts Be Made Public | 1 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | 90 Germans Will Go Under Afghan Order (As A Result Of British-Russian Pressure) | 2 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Mexico Frees Axis Crews (Of Ships It Seized) | 2 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Panama Ends Ban On Arming Of Ships (Text-In Accordance With U.S. Wishes) | 3 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Ickes Says Nation Must ‘Decide’ (On War) Now | 4 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Lindbergh Under Attack (Is Lindbergh A Nazi?) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Germans Repeat We ‘Lie’ On Kearny-Says President (Roosevelt) Prolongs War | 5 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Knox Praises Men Lost On The Kearny | 5 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Tojo Seeking End Of ‘China Affair’ | 6 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Rush Aid To Reds, Churchmen Plead-’Freedom Must March’ (Names Of Supporters Listed) | 7 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | High Nazis Linked With Greek Looting | 8 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | R. A. F. Pilots Gun Germans On March | 12 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | ‘War Guilt’ Penalty Asked For 6 By Vichy (Riom Trial) | 12 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Vast British Aid To Go To Caucasus (Via [Occupied] Iran) | 12 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Educators’ Study Spurs To Defense | 20 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | (Dr. Nicholas Murray, Columbia University) Butler Says Youth Must Stop Despots | 21 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | Army Contracts Total $19,716,214 | 41 | 
				
					| 10/21/1941 | U.S.-Indies Bond Is Held Lasting-War Aids Development | 42 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | Two More U.S. Owned Freighters (One Flying Panamanian Flag, One Flying U.S. Flag ‘Bold Venture’ & ‘Lehigh’ Respectively) Sunk-36 Men Are Missing Piracy, Says President (Roosevelt) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | Willkie Rallies His Party On (For) War | 1 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | Allied Ship Toll Less Than In 1917 | 2 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | Major (‘Pasha’) Glubb Decorated-Briton Gets D. S. 0. For Leading Arabs In Syria And Iraq | 2 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | List Of U.S. Ships (With Flags Being Flown At The Time Of The Sinking) Sunk | 3 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | Kearny On Convoy, Stark Discloses-Clark, Wheeler Ask Inquiry | 3 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | Three British Warships Arrive (In U.S.-A Total Of 35 British Warships Being Repaired In U.S.) | 3 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | British Release 15 Oil Tankers (Returned To U.S. Who Had Originally Given Them To The British) | 5 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | Japan To Stress Moves For Peace-Shift By U.S. Is Demanded | 7 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | R. A. F. Americans Help Raid France | 9 | 
				
					| 10/22/1941 | Anti-Jewish Drive Renewed In Reich-Homes To Go To ‘Aryans’-Italians Urge (Jewish) Annihilation | 11 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | U.S. Re-Routes Aid From Vladivostok-Supplies For Russia To Go From Boston To Archangel (Convoys) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | Frenchmen Slay A German Major (Assassins Escape) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | President (Roosevelt) Backs Ship Law Repeal By Full Step Now | 1 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | Vote On War Asked By America First | 4 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | Pro-War Group Asks Neutrality Act’s End | 4 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | Tokyo Blackout Stresses Crisis-Japan Said To Seek Peace | 5 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | Germans ‘Doubt’ U-Boats Sank Ships-Berlin Accuses Roosevelt Of Risking American Lives To Speed Neutrality (Act) Repeal | 6 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | American Tanker Sunk Under Convoy | 6 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | 5 Vichy Ships Sunk-British Seek To Halt Flow Of African Supplies To Axis | 6 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | Rauschning Sees ‘Third World War’ | 7 | 
				
					| 10/23/1941 | Germans Face Slow Starvation In Destroying Food Of Future | 18 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Laborites Bid Churchill Drop Foes Of Military Aid To Stalin | 1 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Archangel News Irks Whitehouse | 2 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Spellman Guest Of The President (Roosevelt) | 2 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | (For U.S. Ambassador To Belgium, John) Cudahy Urges U.S. Mediate A Peace | 3 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | (William C.) Bullitt Asks War Now, Tells Republicans At Philadelphia Roosevelt Is Lagging | 3 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | 99% Of (Eire) Irish Found Against Joining War | 4 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Use Of Our Ships For Britain (War Aid) Backed (54%, Gallup Poll) | 4 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | (Dr. William) Agar (Columbia University) Charges Neutrality Act Is Childish; Tells University Women It Helps Hitler | 4 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Got No Warning Say Ships’ Crews (Of Ships Sunk) | 5 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Argentine Mission To Seek Arms In U.S. | 6 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Berlin Calls Action On Jews ‘Military’ | 7 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | All In Odessa Saved, Russian Report Says-Arms And Machinery Also Got Out Ahead Of Nazis It States | 8 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Picture: Gen. Zhukoff (Replaced Timoshenko) | 9 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Japanese Diet To Meet Nov. 15-Extraordinary Session Called To Approve Further War Expenditure. And Taxes | 11 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | British And Dutch Increase Liason | 11 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | (Sir Gerald Campbell) Says Nazi Regime Perverts Youth-’Men Only’ Meeting Held (Campbell, Director General Of British Information [Propaganda] Services) | 18 | 
				
					| 10/24/1941 | Research Fights Post-War Slump | 33 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | 54 More Frenchmen Are Slain By Nazis (Hostages); 100 Hostages Get Reprieves For Few Days (Assassination Of German Soldier) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | Knox Warns Of A ‘Clash’ With Japan-Secretary Said To Hold War Almost Certain If Japan Persists | 1 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | President (Roosevelt) Tells How Hitler Wants A Moses To Part Sea | 1 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | (Hamilton) Fish’s Aide Indicted As Purjurer: Franked Mail Involved In Courts | 1 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | Polish (Jewish) Leader Buried (Near Karl Marx, In London, As He Desired) With Blood-Stained Earth | 2 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | Italy Lists Jews At 1%-Report Shows 7,304 Had Been Expatriated Up To Oct. 15-(45,410 Italian Jews On Jan. 1, 1932) | 2 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | Knox Warns In Article (‘Army And Navy Journal,’-The Orient Is Like A Vast Powder Keg.’-Afraid Russia Will Collapse In Europe Allowing Germans To Win) | 5 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | Japan Surprised By Call For Diet | 5 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | (U.S.) Sailor Says U-Boat Was Sunk In North (By U.S. Destroyer-In Collision) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | Jews Listed Fifth In Pro-War Groups (Gallup Poll) | 7 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | 2,000 Scientists Speed Defense | 19 | 
				
					| 10/25/1941 | Women Lay (Era) Plans For Post-War Era | 20 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Germans Capture Kharkov | 1 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | President (Roosevelt) Flays Hostage Killings-Churchill Seconds Him | 1 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Stalingrad Held New German Goal | 5 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Slaying Of Jews In Galicia Depicted | 6 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | School Teachers Sought By Reich (Shortage) | 11 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Would Drop Bible In German Church-Inner Nazi Group Has A Plan To Substitute Mein Kampf, Says A. A. Berle, Jr. (Of U.S. State Department) | 17 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | War Work In Reich Offered To Swedes | 17 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | ‘Destroy Hitler’ Roosevelt Goal-He Tells Foreign Policy Group People Have Decided Menace ‘Must Be Struck Down’ | 21 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Knox Talk Taken Calmly In Tokyo-Marking Time Is Urged | 24 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Blockade Of Japan Urged (By Senator) Claude Pepper, Florida) | 24 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Mac Leish Heads Arms News Unit | 26 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Women Get Support On Equal Rights | 32 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Free Labor Maps Program For War | 34 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Racial Appeals To Voters Scored (By N.Y. C. Rabbis-No Such Thing As Jewish Vote) | 36 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Hadassah Scans The Year’s Work (Clark Eichelberger Of The Committee To Defend AmericaAnd Stephen S. Wise Speak) | D-5 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Map: Strategic Centers Of Russia’s Industrial Strength | E-4 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Germans Blow Hot And Cold At U.S.-Roosevelt Is Attacked But Formal ‘Pretext’ For War Is Avoided | E-4 | 
				
					| 10/27/1941 | Rumanians Banish Jews To Ukraine | 4 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Axis Farmers To Go To Occupied Russia | 4 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Japan To Go Ahead, Tojo Reiterates | 4 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Wor Denies Charge By America First (Not Getting Equal Radio Time To Discuss Its Position On Entering The War) | 5 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Picture: Gurkhas In Iran (British Army Of Occupation) | 7 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Asks I.L.O. To Aid Equal Rights Plea | 13 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Women Warned On Slave State | 13 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Indecision (On U.S. Entering War) Seen Paralyzing U.S. (By Rev. Jesse William Stett) | 14 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Zionist Legion Units-Long Island Group Holds 7th Convention | 21 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | German Banners Follow Invaders | 35 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | ‘Shooting’ On, Roosevelt Says; Bares Nazi Plot On Americas; Asks End Of War Zones Ban (Text, P. 4) | 1&4 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Not Ready For War (Senator Walsh) Says Of Navy | 2 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | (Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews) Urges Extension Of Shooting Order | 3 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | (Admiral Harold R.) Stark For Attack To Free The Seas-Finds Nation Menaced | 3 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | (Rear Admiral John W.) Greenslade Predicts ‘Iron Ring’ For Nazism As U.S. And British Navies Keep Seas Open | 4 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | (Senator Claude, Florida) Pepper Hails Roosevelt Speech | 4 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Picture: Roosevelt Delivering Speech At The Navy League Dinner | 5 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Russians Report Clash (With Japanese) In Far East (Map) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/26/1941 | Tokyo Paper Urges Mediation Of War-Wants Stalin To Surrender, Whereupon Japan Would Aid | 6 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | British Back U.S. By Prodding Japan-Ready For Joint Action | 6 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | (Rear Admiral Harvey G. Bowen) Asks ‘All-Out’ U.S. Effort | 6 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | (Emanuel) Celler (Congressman, N.Y.) Will Demand Severing Reich Ties | 7 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | Nazis Seek To Rid Europe Of All Jews | 10 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | ‘Underground Railway’ In France Helps R. A. F. Men, Travelers Say | 12 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | Nbc Head Denies Curb On (Broadcasting) Isolationist View | 12 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | President (Roosevelt) Favors Merging CCC, NYA | 13 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | Picture: General View Of The Aid For Russia Rally (Madison Square Garden) | 14 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | Picture: Speakers At I.L.O. Sessions (At Columbia University)-Dr. Nicolas Murray Butler, Columbia University, Herbert Lehman & Francis Perkins, Labor Dept. Of U.S. | 15 | 
				
					| 10/28/1941 | (Business) Backlog Decline First In 1-1/2 Years | 35 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Nazi Ire Over ‘Secret Map’ (Allegedly In Roosevelt’s Possession) Is A ‘Scream’-To Roosevelt He Enjoys ‘Faker’ And Other Denunciations-Cannot Make Documents Public Lest He Reveal Data Source (‘Map’ Later Found To Have Been Fabricated By British [See A Man Called Intrepid] | 1&4 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Roosevelt ‘Trick’ Charged By (Senator) Taft | 1 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Kearny Was Hit Chasing A U-Boat-Roosevelt Reveals Destroyer Was Among Other Ships Convoying Off Iceland-New Design Saved Her | 3 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | ‘America Attacked’-Arthur Krock | 4 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Nazis Excoriate Navy Day Speech (Of Roosevelt)-Map Termed A ‘Forgery’ (It Was! See Above!) | 5 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Japanese See War In Roosevelt Talk | 5 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Latin Americas Back Roosevelt | 6 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Australia Viewed (By ‘Leading Government Personalities’) As Curb On Japan | 6 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Jean (Sic) Valtin (Richard Julius Herman Krebs) Bids Us Train Our Own Spies | 7 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Reich Multiplies Killings In Serbia (Jew Sentenced To Death) | 9 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | U.S. Help On (Russian Supply) Road (And Rail Road) In Iran Is Sought | 11 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | Unity Declared Vital To Victory (By I.L.O., International Labor Organization, At Columbia University Conference) | 12 | 
				
					| 10/29/1941 | (Two Clergymen) See ‘Worst’ Revolt By Post-War Poor | 20 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | Nye, La Follette Call Ship Arming A ‘War Measure’ | 1 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | Critics Of Mayor (La Guardia) Likened To Nazis | 1 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | Kearny Crippled In Action Defending Ship Under Fire (Pictures, P. 5-On Convoy Duty!) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | British Complain Over Our (News) Reports-Data On Tanks Opposed | 2 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | Japan Asks Truce With Us On Trade | 3 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | Picture: Map Study Of U.S. Operations In The Atlantic-Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, Capt. W. S. Delaney & Capt. William W. Smith | 3 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | Tojo Visits Fish Market To See Why Tokyo Wants (Fish Shortage) | 3 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | Axis Asks Proof By The President (Of The Alleged Nazi Map He Claims To Possess) ‘Welshing’ Is Charged | 4 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | FCC Seeks Facts On Lindbergh (Broadcast) Ban | 4 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | U.S. Mission Is Going To Middle East To Push ‘Berlin-Baghdad’ Road Extension In Aid Plan (Supply Routes To Russia Through Iran & Iraq) | 6 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | More Berlin Jews Shipped To Poland | 6 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | Axis Oil Reserves Believed Strained | 6 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | British See Reich Fearing Shortages | 9 | 
				
					| 10/30/1941 | Hadassah Pledges Anti-Nazi Support | 18 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | Roosevelt Takes Over Air Associates Plant (Order To Army) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | U.S. Giving Soviet Plan Priority | 1 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | Lindbergh Sees (Roosevelt) Trickery On War (Text, P. 4) | 1 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | $10,000 To Combat Lindbergh Is Sought From Movie Unit Of Friends Of Democracy | 3 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | Picture: At The America First Rally In Madison Square Garden Last Night | 3 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | U.S. Won’t Move To Appease Tokyo-War Is Held Unlikely | 6 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | U.S.-Japan Crisis Foreseen In Tokyo | 6 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | Prelate (Catholic Archbishop John T. Mc Nichols) Calls Aid To Russians Moral | 6 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | Picture: An Alien Internment Camp Is Set Up On Long Island (Camp Upton-See Oct. 18, 1941 Entry, P. 21) | 8 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | Europe’s Outcasts In Palestine Chafe To Strike A Blow At Nazis (Numerous Nationalities But No Numbers Given) | 9 | 
				
					| 10/31/1941 | Hadassah Urges Armed Palestine-Jewish Corps In Near East | 16 |