War, Army, Military Buildup in Europe and Africa, Military Buildup in United States, Navy, Philippines, War in Asia and Pacific, War in Europe, Oklahomans in Army, 1936-1946

File — Box: 18, Folder: 16

Identifier: CAC_CC_007_4_18_16_0000

Staff Only

Topics include Joseph H. Ball, William Edgar Borah, Winston Churchill, Wesley Ernest Disney, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Francisco Franco, Joseph Goebbels, Charles A. Halleck, Adolf Hitler, Herbert Hoover, John Llewellyn Lewis, Henry Cabot Lodge, Douglas MacArthur, Paul V. McNutt, Benito Mussolini, Manuel Louis Quezon, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Joseph Stalin, Hideki Tojo, Millard E. Tydings, the American Legion, the United States Army, United States Army aviation, the United States Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps, the United States Navy, the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, the Home Front, the Army Air Corps Flying Cadets, the Naval Expansion Bill, military aeronautics, battleships, death notices in Oklahoma, democracy, the draft, economic policy, employment subsidies, Fascism, Filipino Americans, free enterprise, lend-lease operations, military mechanization, military education, military readiness, Monroe Doctrine, peace, political ethics, prisoners of war, propaganda, Reconstruction (1939-1951), recruiting and enlistment, veterans employment, war and society, war casualties, the cost of war, war crimes, economic aspects of war, moral and ethical aspects of war, women and employment, women and war, women employees, World War II, World War II atrocities, World War II casualties, World War II manpower, World War II missing in action, World War II prisoners and prisons, World War II public opinion, North Africa, China and foreign relations, France and the history of German occupation 1940-1945, politics and government of France 1940-1945, politics and government of Germany, politics and government of Italy, politics and government Japan, Latin America foreign relations, attack on Pearl Harbor (Hawaii) 1941, Philippines foreign relations, the Soviet Union, politics and government of Spain, the United States Armed Forces in Oklahoma, and the United States defenses. Correspondents include Charles Austin Beard, Homer Truett Bone, Edgar T. Conley, David Hinshaw, Frank C. Kniffin, William D. Leahy, the American Committee for Non-Participation in Japanese Aggression, and the United States War Dept.