Word: p
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Lindbergh arrived in Manhattan on the Aquitania, refused to tell the press why he had come home, promised to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee this week. Grim in public, Col. Lindbergh was smiling among friends when a newscameraman pushed into his cabin to snap him (see cut, p...
...President told the Pan American Union and the world that the U. S. would defend all the Americas against foreign attack, urged the Dictators' peoples to throw over the Dictators (see p...
...Dictators, the President addressed notes at what he thought was the eleventh hour, asking for peace pledges, offering to mediate (see p. 13). U. S. Battle Fleet was ordered out of the Atlantic, back to the Pacific Ocean (see p...
...news services traced a contour map of U. S. public opinion. Object: to break down Dr. Gallup's national totals into the kinds and degrees of war sentiment dominant in the U. S. last week prior to Franklin Roosevelt's dramatic peace invitation to the Dictators (see P...
...meal came a message from Washington. The officials gaped at their honor guest, Admiral Edward C. ("Old Man") Kalbfus. There was no longer much point in greeting the Fleet. Franklin Roosevelt (through Secretary of the Navy Claude Augustus Swanson) had ordered most of it back to the Pacific (see P...