December 1941 (94 page)

6
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Washington Evening Star
, “Fingerprints to Be Required of Many D.C. Licensees,” December 4, 1941, 1X.

7
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Washington Evening Star
, “Defense Units Study Means to Protect Girls Hired by U.S.,” December 3, 1941, A2.

8
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Washington Evening Star
, “Roomers in ‘A' Zones,” December 5, 1941, A-12.
Washington
1941, B1.

9
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Washington Evening Star
, “Defense Units Study Means to Protect Girls Hired by U.S.,” December 3, 1941, A2.

10
. Wyona Daswood, “To Change the Subject: The Other Side of the Picture,”
Christian Science Monitor
, December 6, 1941, 13.

11
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Washington Post
, “D.C. Rent Czar Will Be Chosen By Weekend,” December 3, 1941, 3.

12
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Washington Post
, “Bundles for U.S. Bluejackets to Warm Them on Patrol,” December 3, 1941, 9.

13
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Washington Post
, “Government Girl, 19 Years Old, Reported Missing,” December 3, 1941, 1.

14
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Washington Post
, “Capitol's First Woman Air Raid Warden Enrolled,” December 3, 1941, 21.

15
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Birmingham (AL) News
, “No Man's Land: Lulu Tells Betty What's Going On in Washington,” December 7, 1941, B1.

16
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Washington Post
, “2,000 Cars of Troops Move Through Capital,” December 4, 1941, A3.

17
. Associated Press, “Slow Drivers' War Continues,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 4, 1941. I16.

18
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Washington Evening Star
, “Densest Fog in Years Hits Traffic in D.C., East and Midwest,” December 4, 1941, A8.

19
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Boston Globe
, “The War's to Blame as Banshee Wails Rend Boston's Fog,” December 4, 1941.

20
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Washington Evening Star
, “Senator Complains Uniform Is ‘Unwelcome' in District,” December 4, 1941, 2X.

21
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Washington Evening Star
, “Randolph Says He Won't Drop Suffrage Fight,” December 4, 1941, B12.

22
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Washington Evening Star
, “If You Have Cold Stay Home, Say Health Chiefs,” December 4, 1941, B18.

23
. Associated Press, “Industrialists Urge Ban on Antidefense Strikes,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 4, 1941, A1.

24
. Franklin R. Kent, “The Great Game of Politics,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 4, 1941, B1.

25
. Associated Press, “Ford Making Munitions, but He Still Hates War,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 4, 1941, 7.

26
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Washington Post
, “Men Trailer Redcaps to Check Upon Their Tips Hearing Told,” December 3, 1941, 11.

27
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Washington Post
, “Air Attaché and Mrs. Kenny Honored at Informal Party Given by Canadian Minister,” December 4, 1941, B3.

28
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Washington Post
, “Nelson Rockefellers Are Dinner Hosts,” December 4, 1941, B3.

29
. Hope Ridings Miller, “Capital Whirl,”
Washington Post
, December 3, 1941, 19.

30
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Washington Evening Star
, “Army Orders,” December 3, 1941, B15.

31
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Washington Evening Star
, “Radio Program; Short-Wave Programs,” December 4, 1941, D8.

32
. Devon Francis, “Plant Is Dedicated as ‘Breeding Nest' for Dive Bombers,”
Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A2

33
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New York Times
, “War Victims to Be Aided,” December 3, 1941, 11.

34
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New York Times
, “President of Cuba Asks Extra Powers,” December 3, 1941, 11.

35
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New York Times
, “Argentina Seeking to Thaw U.S. Credits,” December 3, 1941, 11.

36
. K.W.B. Middleton,
Britain and Russia
, England, U. K., Hutchinson, 1947, 177.

37
. Royal Arch Cunnison, “'War Alert': The Entire Far East Is on a War Footing—The Next Move Is Up to Japan,”
San Francisco Chronicle
, December 3, 1941, 3.

38
. Daniel T. Brightham, “Russians Smash to Taganrog; Turks Get Lease-Lend Help; Hull Not Hopeful on Japan,”
New York Times
, December 4, 1941, 1.

39
. H. O. Thompson, Associated Press, “Solon Predicts Pincer Move By French and Japs,”
Idaho Evening Times
, December 3, 1941, 1.

40
. H. O. Thompson, Associated Press, “Solon Predicts Pincer Move By French and Japs,”
Idaho Evening Times
, December 3, 1941, 1.

41
. Jay G. Hayden, “Peace Means Revolution for Japan,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A13.

42
. Jay G. Hayden, “Peace Means Revolution for Japan,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A13.

43
. Associated Press, “Envoys Deliver Note Contents Undisclosed; Sees Chief of Army,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1X.

44
. Associated Press, “Japanese Diplomats in Mexico Speed Up Plans to Go Home,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A1.

45
. Associated Press, “Tokio Agency Calls Hull Plan Unacceptable,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A1.

46
. National Geographic Society, “Where Are They Fighting,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A19.

47
. Associated Press, “Tokio Agency Calls Hull Plan Unacceptable,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A1.

48
. United Press, “Collapse of Pacific Parleys Expected,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 4, 1941, 1.

49
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Washington Evening Star
, “Japan's Intentions,” December 4, 1941, A12.

50
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Washington Evening Star
, “Japan's Intentions,” December 4, 1941, A12.

51
. Associated Press, “Roosevelt Sees Congress Chiefs on Far East,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, 1X.

52
. INS News Agency, “Hopes of Japanese-American Agreement Fading Hourly: Secretary Hull Is Pessimistic on Main Issues,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 4, 1941, 15.

53
. Associated Press, “Germans Are Caustic on U.S. Extending Aid to Turkey,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A3.

54
. Associated Press, “Germans Are Caustic On U.S. Extending Aid to Turkey,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A3.

55
. Associated Press, “Sees Japan Joining U.S.,”
New York Times
, December 4, 1941, 5.

56
. Associated Press, “Japan's Privy Council Discusses Crisis at 2-Hour Meeting,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A2.

57
. INS News Agency, “Hopes of Japanese-American Agreement Fading Hourly; Secretary Hull Is Pessimistic on Main Issues,” December 4, 1941, 15.

58
. Associated Press, “Tokyo Reply Awaited in Washington,”
The Hartford Courant
, December 4, 1941, 1.

59
. Royal Arch Gunnison, “Fleet at Singapore to Curb Japanese and Halt Nazi Raids,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A9.

60
. Associated Press, “Australian Cruiser Sunk After Destroying Raider,”
Daily Boston Globe
, December 3, 1941, 16.

61
. Associated Press, “Reuben James Survivor Wants to Get Back to Sea,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A7.

62
. Associated Press, “U.S. Would Take Cash for Sinking,”
Tucson Daily Citizen
, November 3, 1941, 1.

63
. Associated Press, “Article 3,”
New York Times
, December 4, 1941, 11.

64
. Associated Press, “German Parachutist Arrested in Dublin,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A4.

65
. Associated Press, “Nephew of Churchill, Canadian War Pilot, Missing in Action,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A6.

66
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Washington Post
, “Navy Launching a Ship a Day,” December 3, 1941, 8.

67
. Chicago Tribune Press Service, “U.S. Navy Bares ‘Possible' Hit in Battling U-Boat,” December 5, 1941, 5.

68
. Associated Press, “Sub Apparently Was Damaged, Navy Is Told,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A1.

69
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Los Angeles Times
, “Japan Sends Ships to Indo-China Base,” December 5, 1941, 6.

70
. United Press, “Japan to Exhaust All Peace Avenues,”
Washington Post
, December 3, 1941, 2.

71
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Washington Evening Star
, “Speedup in Delivery of Liberty Ships Sought,” December 4, 1941, A5.

72
. Associated Press, “Three Axis Divisions Are Locked in Battle With Serb Guerillas,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, 1X.

73
. United Press, “Siege of Belgrade By Serbs Reported; Ankara,”
New York Times
, December 3, 1941, 7.

74
. Associated Press, “36 Nazi Prisoners Killed as German Plane Bombs Them,”
Daily Boston Globe
, December 4, 1941, 23.

75
. Associated Press, “189 More Firms Put on U.S. Blacklist,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, 1X.

76
. Associated Press, “189 More Firms Put on U.S. Blacklist,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, 1X.

77
. Associated Press, “189 More Firms Put on U.S. Blacklist,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, 1X.

78
. Associated Press, “Nazis Set Deadline for Surrender of French Terrorists,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A18.

79
. Associated Press, “Nazis Set Deadline for Surrender of French Terrorists,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A18.

80
. United Press, “Inquiry Turns to Remington,”
Telegraph-Herald
, December 5, 1941, 11.

81
. Associated Press, “Workers at Bell Warplane Plants Vote to Strike,”
Daily Boston Globe
, December 1, 1941, 8.

82
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Atlanta Constitution
, “Nobody Can Argue With a Paid Check,” December, 4, 1941, 5.

83
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Atlanta Constitution
, “Nobody Can Argue With a Paid Check,” December, 4, 1941, 5.

84
. Chesly Manly, “F.D.R.'s War Plans,”
Chicago Daily Tribune
, December 4, 1941, 1.

85
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Washington Evening Star
, “Source of War Plans Story to Be Probed, Early Says,” December 4, 1941, A2.

86
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Washington Evening Star
, “Source of War Plans Story to Be Probed, Early Says,” December 4, 1941, A2.

87
. Associated Press, “Roosevelt Sees Congress Chiefs on Far East,”
Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, 1X.

88
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Washington Evening Star
, “Source of War Plans Story to Be Probed, Early Says,” December 4, 1941, A2.

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E Washington Evening Star
, “Source of War Plans Story to Be Probed, Early Says,” December 4, 1941, A2.

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Washington Evening Star
, “Source of War Plans Story to Be Probed, Early Says,” December 4, 1941, A2.

91
. Dorothy Thompson, “America-Firsters Japan's Ace in Hole, Thompson Charges,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 4, 1941, 1.

92
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Washington Evening Star
, “Give Sports the Lasting Gift,” December 4, 1941, A4.

93
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Washington Evening Star
, “Her Husband Was a Stranger,” December 4, 1941, B13.

94
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Washington Evening Star
, “Roger Smith Hotel,” December 4, 1941, B14.

95
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Washington Evening Star
, “The Pall Mall Room,” December 4, 1941, B14.

96
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Washington Evening Star
, “Cocktails—Dancing—Entertainment,” December 4, 1941, B14.

97
. Associated Press, “Juke Box Mardi Gras Hits Carolina Towns as 29
^th
Says Adieu,”
Washington Evening Star,
December 4, 1941 B16.

98
. “For Maximum Defense Economy, The New 1942 Crossley,” December 4, 1941, A20.

99
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Washington Post,
“Tops For Breakfast; These Cool Mornings,” December 2, 1941, 7.