December 1941 (109 page)

34
. Associated Press, “Bill of Rights Exercises to Be Observed,”
Atlanta Constitution
,” December 14, 1941, 3.

35
. Associated Press, “Allies Are Expected to Take Solemn Vow of No Separate Peace,”
Birmingham (AL) News
, December 14, 1941, 1.

36
. German Radio received by Associated Press, “Axis Powers Hold Parley,”
Lethbridge Herald
(Alberta, Canada), December 15, 1941, 1.

37
. Associated Press, “On Warpath Again,”
Lethbridge Herald
(Alberta, Canada), December 15, 1941, 6.

38
. United Press, “White House Under Guard; No Longer Goldfish Bowl,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 14, 1941, 8.

39
.
Los Angeles Times
, “Closed Forest Area Patroled,” December 14, 1941, 27.

40
. Associated Press, “Patrols to Halt All Ships Nearing Naval Academy,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, B20.

41
.
New York Times
, “One Plate for New York Autos in 1942, The Other to Be Kept for Use in 1943,” December 14, 1941, 1.

42
.
New York Times
, “Nazi Citizens are Barred From Liquor Licenses,” December 14, 1941, 13.

43
. Associated Press, “Stove Firms' Use of Metals Is Cut,”
Milwaukee Journal
, December 15, 7.

44
.
New York Times
, “11,000 Small Firms Rally for Work,” December 21, 1941, 9.

45
.
Time
, “Weld It!,” December 15, 1941, 44.

46
.
Washington Post
, “Coast Guard Takes Over Swedish Liner,” December 14, 1941, 1;
New York Times
, “The International Situation,” December 13, 1941, 1.

47
.
Birmingham (AL) News
, “Sandusky, Ohio, Firm Awarded High Honors for Defense Efficiency,” December 14, 1941, 13.

48
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Two Refuse Salute; Dismissed From Jobs,” December 15, 1941, 3.

49
.
New York Times
, “GE Works on Sunday,” December 15, 1941, 13.

50
. Associated Press, “Jersey Factory Blast Checked by F.B.I., Navy and Police,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, A-14.

51
.
Baltimore Sun
, “War Boosts Total of Blood Donors,” December 14, 1941, 16.

52
.
Life
, “Movie of the Week: Ball of Fire,” December 15, 1941, 89.

53
. Associated Press, “Few Things Escape Slang In U.S. Army,”
Baltimore Sun
, December 1941, 7.

54
.
Life
, “Movie of the Week: Ball of Fire,” December 15, 1941, 89.

55
.
Life
, “Do You Tell Yourself You Smoke Too Much?” December 15, 1941, 24 and 128.

56
.
Los Angeles Times
, “Body of Japanese Found in Canal,” December 14, 1941, 27.

57
.
Birmingham (AL) News
, “Americans Reminded Most Aliens in U.S. Still Loyal Citizens,” December 14, 1941, 19.

58
.
Birmingham (AL) News
, “Americans Reminded Most Aliens in U.S. Still Loyal Citizens,” December 14, 1941, 19.

59
.
Los Angeles Times
, “Little Tokyo Lid Clamped,” December 14, 1941, 1D.

60
. Hyung-chan Kim, edit.,
Asian Americans and the Supreme Court: A Documentary History
(Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, 1992), 44.

61
. Associated Press, “Japanese Report All-Out Land and Air Offensive Aimed to Capture Hongkong,”
Baltimore Sun
, December 15, 1941, 2; United Press, “Enemy Force In Northern Luzon Halted,”
Washington Post
, December 11, 1941, 1.

62
. Associated Press, “Japanese Drive Forcing British to Quit Kowoloon,”
Christian Science Monitor
, December 15, 1941, 1.

63
. Associated Press, “King George Marks 46th Birthday,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 15, 1941, 2.

64
. Canadian Press, “Jungle Fight Is Confused in Malaya,”
Lethbridge Herald
(Alberta, Canada), December 15, 1941, 1.

65
. Associated Press, “Philippines Declare Emergency State,”
Lethbridge Herald
(Alberta, Canada), December 15, 1941, 3; Canadian Press, “Thailand Is Enemy Occupied Country,”
Lethbridge Herald
(Alberta, Canada), December 15, 1941, 3.

66
. United Press, “How Tables Turned,”
Lethbridge Herald
(Alberta, Canada), December 15, 1; Robert C. Freeman and Jon R. Felt,
German Saints at War
(Springville, UT: Cedar Fort, 2008), 205.

67
. Associated Press, “New Gains Reported, British Forces Seek Showdown in Libya,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, B15; Associated Press, “Indian Troops Reported Repulsing Nazi Forces,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, B15.

68
. Associated Press, “Marines Are Holding Firm on Tiny Island Despite Air Attacks,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 15, 1941, 1.

69
. Associated Press, “80,000 Serbs Hold Germans,”
Lethbridge Herald
(Alberta, Canada), December 15, 1941, 2.

70
. Associated Press, “Guerrillas Immobilize 24 Axis Divisions, Greeks Report,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, A4.

71
. Richard L. Strout, “Key Post Seen in Government Seen Probable for Wilkie,”
Christian Science Monitor
, December 15, 1941, 3.

72
. Richard L. Strout, “Key Post Seen in Government Seen Probable for Wilkie,”
Christian Science Monitor
, December 15, 1941, 3.

73
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Arnold Named to Be Lieutenant General; 14 Others Promoted,” December 15, 1941, B9.

74
. Eleanor Roosevelt, “My Day: Ingenuity Replaces Lack of Material,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 15, 1941, 14.

75
. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, “FDR: Day by Day—The Pare Lorentz Chronology,” December 15, 1941.

76
. Joseph C. Harsch, “Blackouts Find Honolulu Ready for Any Challenge,”
Christian Science Monitor
, December 15, 1941, 1.

77
. Associated Press, “First Air Passengers Arrive from Hawaii,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, B18; United Press, “Honolulu Back on Air,”
New York Times
, December 15, 1941, 4.

78
. Associated Press, “Rose Bowl Game to Be Played at Duke,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, A1.

79
. Associated Press, “Launchings Lose Fanfare to Save Money and Time,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, A8.

80
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Two Men From District Area Killed in Pacific, Navy Says,” December 15, 1941, A2.

81
. Associated Press, “City Which Gave One Son in '18 Lost Three in Hawaii,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, A7.

82
. David Lawrence, “Hawaii Attack Held Jap Blunder,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, A11.

CHAPTER 16: THE SIXTEENTH OF DECEMBER

1
.
Time
, “Wandering Jews,” December 15, 1941, 67.

2
.
Time
, “Wandering Jews,” December 15, 1941, 67.

3
.
Time
, “Wandering Jews,” December 15, 1941, 67.

4
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Fading Lisbon ‘Liberty Beacon' Halts Exodus to America,” December 15, 1941, 7.

5
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Fading Lisbon ‘Liberty Beacon' Halts Exodus to America,” December 15, 1941, 7.

6
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Stores Here Report Brisk Demand for Blackout Cloth,” December 15, 1941, B1.

7
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Air Shelter Market Booms in New York,” December 16, 1941, 6.

8
.
Boston Globe
, “Parents! Read This!” December 15, 1941, 11.

9
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Child Registration Planned by U.S.,” December 16, 1941, 6.

10
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Strict Wartime Restrictions Imposed on All Ship Traffic in and Out of Boston; Departures and Arrivals Banned During Night Hours,” December 16, 1941, 2.

11
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Weather Data Restricted As ‘War Secret,'” December 16, 1941, 2.

12
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Birth Control Hearing Jan. 29,” December 15, 1941, 2.

13
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Replanning of South End Urged,” December 16, 1941, 5.

14
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Great Throng Gives $35,000 to Aid Russia,” December 15, 1941, 5.

15
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “Great Throng Gives $35,000 to Aid Russia,” December 15, 1941, 5.

16
. Ella Winter,
Red Virtue: Human Relations in the New Russia
(New York: Harcourt Brace & Company, 1933).

17
.
Boston Globe
, “Firewomen of Bay State Lead Nation,” December 15, 1941, 1.

18
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Dartmouth Speedup to End School Year by May 10,” December 15, 1941, B9.

19
.
Birmingham (AL) News
, “University Students Urged to Keep Calm During War Crisis,” December 15, 1941, 6.

20
.
New York Times
, “Yale Pledges Support of War,” December 15, 1941, 17.

21
.
New York Times
, “War Work Rushed at City Colleges,” December 15, 1941, 14.

22
.
Atlanta Constitution
, “Wants U.S. to Win If It Can—But Don't Deprive Her of a Man,” December 15, 1941, 2.

23
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Snow Clearance Parking Ban Goes into Effect,” December 15, 1941, B1.

24
.
Christian Science Monitor
, “U.S. Jews to Rally to Full Aid of Allies” December 15, 1941, 9.

25
. James W. Fawcett, “3,000 Here Join in Prayers for Victory, Peace,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, B1.

26
. James W. Fawcett, “3,000 Here Join in Prayers for Victory, Peace,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 15, 1941, B1.

27
.
Los Angeles Times
, “Catholics End Prayer Ritual: Processional Honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe Climaxes Peace Services,” December 15, 1941, A1.

28
.
Atlanta Constitution
, “Minister Resigns; Opposed to War,” December 15, 1941, 8.

29
.
New York Times
, “Kerrl, Dictator of Reich Churches,” December 15, 1941, 19.

30
.
Christian Science Monitor
“Draft Unlikely for Men over 35,” December 15, 1941, 8.

31
. Associated Press, “After All, It Seems Swimming Might Be Handy for Sailors,”
Birmingham (AL) News
, December 15, 1941, 13.

32
.
New York Times
, “Sunday Recruiting Amazes Officers,” December 15, 1941, 17.

33
.
Atlanta Constitution
, “Domei Writer Denounces Jap Attack on U.S.,” December 15, 1941, 8.

34
.
Atlanta Constitution
, “Domei Writer Denounces Jap Attack on U.S.,” December 15, 1941, 8.

35
. Associated Press, “Boy, 16, Army Veteran, Gets His Discharge,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 15, 1941, 9.

36
. United Press, “Roads Drop Leave Plan,”
New York Times
, December 17, 1941, 30.

37
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Defense Sidelights,” December 15, 1941, B21.

38
.
New York Times
, “‘Date Seekers' Are Barred at Enrollment of Boys and Girls for Service in Air Raids,” December 15, 1941, 16.

39
. Associated Press, “Work Exemption,”
Christian Science Monitor
, December 16, 1941, 5.

40
.
Wall Street Journal
, “The Electrical Industry,” December 16, 1941, 7.

41
.
New York Times
, “All Help Pledged by Organizations,” December 15, 1941, 15.

42
.
New York Times
, “Chief Boatswain Killed,” December 15, 1941, 15.