Newspaper results for lend lease
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18181 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (3603 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.
Evening Star — 1903-01-19, page 11
… this estate belongs to the Duke of Port land as the continuance OF the term Port lend lease in deeds and agreements srrggested. The Portland leases. however. are now termed …
Evening Star — 1940-12-18, page 5
… his estimates after Presi dent Roosevelt had outlined a tenta tive plan for a “lend-lease” policy of assistance, which, in effect, would create here a veritable arsenal …
Evening Star — 1940-12-23, page 23
… ernment finds it necessary to assist in building more facilities to carry out the lend-lease plan, the sum will be materially increased. 60 Per Cent Housing Lag. William Guggenheim …
Evening Star — 1940-12-27, page 13
… Americas will contribute to it. Clarity is desired on the latest proposition to lend, lease or give war materiel to Britain. The policy of aid for Britain is almost universally …
The Washington Daily News — 1940-12-27, page 11
F. D. ‘Lend-Lease’ Plan Fails to Quiet British (Last of a series) By LUDWELL DENNY Despite the President …
… ’s widely advertised “lend-lease” proposal, which cannot be ef fective until next fall, the British are pressing …
… Britain. Of the President’s keen desire to supplement his promised long-range "lend- lease" or other supplies to Brit ain. with more immediate shipping aid there is no doubt …
The Washington Daily News — 1941-01-03, page 26
… Congress. But they differ on how to keep out —as do their constituents. Shall we sell, lend, lease, give every available ship, plane and weapon to reinforce Britain's effort to halt …
Evening Star — 1941-01-04, page 2
… Congress would be asked to give the President broad authority to carry out the "lend-lease" plan evoked the prompt expressions of opposition from Senators La Follette and …
Evening Star — 1941-01-06, page 1
… contained no details as to the legislation desired by the President to accomplish his lend lease" plan for aiding the British and the other democracies now fighting the totalitarian …
Evening Star — 1941-01-06, page 3
… Britain and other democratic nations, he indi cated, will be extended through the “lend-lease” program— although he did not use that phrase. The materials sup plied will be …
Evening Star — 1941-01-07, page 5
President to Get Tentative Draft Of 'Lend-Lease' Bill Congress Leaders Say Roosevelt Will Ask Defense Lump Sum By GOULD LINCOLN …
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