100
.
Daily Boston Globe
, “Baldness Can Be Prevented,” December 4, 1941, 5.
101
.
Boston Evening Globe
, “Wake Up Clearheaded,” December 4, 1941, 6.
102
. Associated Press, “Baer to Be Welcomed Back to Native State,”
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
, December 4, 1941, 7.
103
.
Atlanta Constitution
, “Dickens âThe Life of Our Lord' Will Appear in Constitution,” December 4, 1941, 1.
104
. Associated Press, “Anti-Nazi Offices Raided,”
Washington Evening Star,
December 4, 1941, A6.
105
. Associated Press, “Moore Draws $500 Fine for Striking Auld,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 4, 1941, 3.
106
.
Los Angeles Times
, “Car Hop Shoots Herself; Draft Feared for Boy Friend,” December 4, 1941, 4.
107
.
Daily Boston Globe
, “Our Army,” December 4, 1941, 12.
108
.
Daily Boston Globe
, “OK if Mistaken for Southerners,' Says Y-D Officer,” December 4, 1941, 13.
109
.
Los Angeles Times
, “U.S. Not âBluffing' LaGuardia Says,” December 4, 1941, 16.
110
.
Daily Boston Globe
, “U.S. Sub Halibut Launched at Yard in Portsmouth,” December 4, 1941, 16.
111
. Associated Press, “Output of 50,000 Planes for 1942 Now Held Likely,”
Boston Evening Globe
, December 4, 1941, 5.
112
. Frederick R. Barkley, “New Defense Bill Brings Total Near 68 Billions,”
New York Times
, December 4, 1941, 1.
113
. Associated Press, “Troops for Air Raid Defense Maneuvers to Arrive Today,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 4, 1941, 6.
114
. Associated Press, “Troops for Air Raid Defense Maneuvers to Arrive Today,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 4, 1941, 6.
115
. Celestine Sibley, “1941 World's Champion Typist Shows Atlanta How It's Done,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 4, 1941, 4.
116
.
Atlanta Constitution
, “Auto Takes Dip,” December 4, 1941, 30.
117
.
Los Angeles Times
, “Down the Decades with Los Angeles,” December 4, 1941, 22.
118
.
Los Angeles Times
, “Down the Decades with Los Angeles,” December 4, 1941, 22.
119
.
Los Angeles Times
, “Down the Decades with Los Angeles,” December 4, 1941, 22.
120
. Associated Press, “Too Much Radio Grounds for Divorce,”
Los Angeles Times
, December 4, 1941.
121
.
New York Times
, “The Siege of Japan,” December 4, 1941, 24.
122
.
New York Times
, “The Siege of Japan,” December 4, 1941, 24.
123
. Dewey L. Fleming, “U.S. and England Ready for Blockade of Japan if Tokyo Provokes War,”
Baltimore Sun
, December 4, 1941, 1.
124
.
Atlanta Constitution
, “Mrs. Roosevelt Speaks on âTown Meeting' Show,” December 4, 1941, 27.
125
. Associated Press, “Mrs. Roosevelt Assures Fairness to Aliens,”
Evening Star
, December, 4, 1941, A18.
CHAPTER 5: THE FIFTH OF DECEMBER
1
. Thomas R. Henry, “Of Stars, Men and Atoms,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, A12.
2
. Frank Carey, “British and Nazi Astronomers Exchange Views Despite War,”
Birmingham (AL) News
, December 8, 1941, 4.
3
. Associated Press, “Amateur Operator Develops New Radio Which Quiets Static,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, B18.
4
. Associated Press, “Boom in Plastics Industry May Avert Post-War Slump,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 4, 1941, B19.
5
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Wild Hedges Found Rich in Vitamins,” December 5, 1941, A5.
6
. Thomas R. Henry, “Of Stars, Men And Atoms,” December 6, 1941, A10.
7
.
New York Times
, “Powerful New Gun Developed By U.S.,” December 4, 1941, 13.
8
. Associated Press, “70-Ton Flying Boat Catches Fire During Tests at Baltimore,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A1.
9
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Rain Here Last Night Totaled More Than in All of November,” December 5, 1941, 1X.
10
.
Atlanta Constitution
, “Sanitary Precautions Seen as Major Factor in Prolonging Life,” December 5, 1941, 3A.
11
. George Gallup, “Gallup Poll Reveals: U. S. Public Is Food Conscious,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 5, 1941, 7A.
12
. Uncle Dudley, “Why Thailand?”
Boston Daily Globe
, December 4, 1941, 18.
13
. Pertinax, “Vichy Assent Hinted In Japanese Move into Indo-China,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A6.
14
. Walter Lippmann, “U. S. Declared to Be on Verge of All-Out War,”
Boston Daily Globe
, December 4, 1941, 18.
15
.
Baltimore Sun
, “Realities in the Pacific as Mr. Hull Loses Hope,” December 5, 1941, 16.
16
. F. Tillman Durdin, “Singapore Doubts Japanese Threats,”
New York Times
, December 4, 1941, 5.
17
. Associated Press, “Russians Admit Nazi Big Guns Shell Moscow,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A1.
18
. Associated Press, “Red Drive Futile Germans Insist,”
New York Times
, December 6, 1941, 5.
19
. Associated Press, “British Repulse 3 Axis Attacks Near Tobruk,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, 1X.
20
. Associated Press, “Pepper and McNary Clash Over Defense Support,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A5.
21
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Representative Fish Testifies Before Jury Probing Propaganda,” December 5, 1941, 1X.
22
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Stimson Denounces Publication of Story on U.S. âWar Plans,'” December 5, 1941, 1X.
23
. Associated Press, “Nipponese Army Reported in Skirmish With Reds on Border,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, 1X.
24
. Associated Press, “Night Clubs Bar Uniformed Men, Senator and General Charge,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, 2X.
25
.
Washington Evening Star
, “On Week-End Leave?” December 5, 1941, A17.
26
.
Washington Post
, “Yule Spirit to Greet Service Men,” December 6, 1941, 18.
27
.
Washington Evening Star
, “On Week-End Leave?” December 5, 1941, A17.
28
.
Washington Evening Star
, “On Weekend Leave?” December 5, 1941, A16;
Washington Post
, “Clubs Offering Fun for Service Men,” December 6, 1941, 18.
29
. Associated Press, “Army Plans to Train 10,000 Bombardiers Within Next Year,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A2.
30
.
Washington Post
, “War Department Building Takes Shape,” December 4, 1941, 14;
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A3.
31
. Associated Press, “Export Violation Case Indictment,”
Christian Science Monitor
, December 5, 1941, 9.
32
. Associated Press, “South American Presidents May Meet on War,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A1.
33
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Restricted Covenants in Land Sales Upheld,” December 5, 1941, 2X.
34
. Associated Press, “Court in New Jersey Reverses Bund Case, Voids Race Hatred Law,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A2.
35
. Associated Press, “Bergdoll Is Denied Parole for Christmas Homecoming,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A1.
36
. Associated Press, “Americans in France to Broadcast to U.S.,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A1.
37
. Associated Press, “German Major Wounded in New Paris Attack,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, 1X.
38
. Associated Press, “Serb Flanking Movements Against Nazis, Reported,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, 1X.
39
. Overseas News Agency, “King Michael Reported Nazi Prisoner as Plot Leader,”
Boston Daily Globe
, December 5, 1941, 1.
40
. Associated Press, “âV' Army Ordered to Become Active,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A1.
41
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Far East Reported Preparing for Early U.S. Tokyo Break,” December 5, 1941, 1X.
42
.
Washington Post
, “President's Day,” December 6, 1941, 2.
43
.
Washington Post
, “President's Day,” December 6, 1941, 2.
44
. John C. Henry, “Reply to U.S. Cites Vichy's O.K. on Army,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A1.
45
. John C. Henry, “Reply to U.S. Cites Vichy's O.K. on Army,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A1.
46
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Far East Reported Preparing for Early U.S. Tokyo Break,” December 5, 1941, 1X.
47
. Associated Press, “Nipponese Army Reported in Skirmish With Reds on Border,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, 1X.
48
. Associated Press, “Nipponese Army Reported in Skirmish With Reds on Border,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, 1X.
49
. Associated Press, “Japan âCannot Accept' Terms, Tokyo Is Told,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 5, 1941, 1A.
50
. Associated Press, “Tokyo Hedges on War; Britain in New Warning,”
Christian Science Monitor
, December 5, 1941, 1.
51
. Associated Press, “Japan âCannot Accept' Terms, Tokyo Is Told,”
Atlanta Constitution
, December 5, 1941, 1A.
52
.
Boston Daily Globe
, “Hull Under Fire in Japan for Baring U. S. Terms,” December 5, 1941, 1.
53
. Associated Press, “Nipponese Army Reported in Skirmish With Reds on Border,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, 1X.
54
. Associated Press, “Alexander Warns Japan Aggression Won't Pay,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A9.
55
. Paul Mallon, “News Behind the News,”
Birmingham (AL) News
, December 5, 1941, 1.
56
. Associated Press, “Faster Draft Rate Expected to Keep Up Strength of Army,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A4.
57
. Oliver Wendell Holmes and Richard A. Posner,
The Essential Holmes: Selections From the Letters, Speeches, Judicial Opinions, and Other Writings of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
(Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1997), XIVâXV.
58
. Jonas Klein,
Beloved Island: Franklin & Eleanor and the Legacy of Campobello
(Forest Dale, VT: Paul S. Eriksson, 2000), 228.
59
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Hard to Determine When Subs Are Sunk, President Says,” December 5, 1941, A10.
60
. Uncle Dudley, “Sea Battle,”
Boston Daily Globe
, December 5, 1941, 26.
61
. “Bulletin,” December 5, 1941, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, Hyde Park, NY.
62
. “Report on Talk With Vincent Astor,” December 5, 1941, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, Hyde Park, NY.
63
.
Washington Evening Star
, “Bill Signed to Pay Man $830 for Capitol Injury,” December 5, 1941, A14.
64
. Frank I. Weller, “Shift From China Cuts Fabulous Pay of U.S. Marines,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, C10.
65
.
Birmingham (AL) News
, “Americans Itching: To Get After Japs,” December 5, 1941, 1.
66
. Pertinax, “Vichy Assent Hinted in Japanese Move Into Indo-China,”
Washington Evening Star
, December 5, 1941, A6.