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Collection of news stories and excerpts related to keeping America out of war titled "America First Digest"
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[Collection of news stories and excerpts related to keeping America out of war titled "America First Digest"].
Published
[United States : America First Committee, 1941]
Physical Description
4 items in 1 folder ; in folder 35 cm
Local Notes
Cataloging made possible by funds from Yale Class 45W.
Notes
Collection title devised by cataloger.
"Important, Personal"--Upper left and right corners.
Summary
A compilation of news stories and highlights related to keeping America out of foreign wars and given to U.S. legislators by America First Committee. The America First Committee, was a non-interventionist group, founded by Yale Law student Robert D. Stuart [R. Douglas Stuart, Jr.] in 1940. The organization disbanded Dec. 11, 1941 after the Pearl Harbor attack on Dec. 7, 1941.
Variant and related titles
America First Digest.
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Other
Language
English
Added to Catalog
September 25, 2012
Contents
America First Digest. First headline: Anti-interventionist caucus agrees Congress opposes a "shooting war" [July 1941?]
America First Digest. First headline: It is not too late
America First Digest. First headline: Despite blatant war propaganda anti-war forces of country and congress winning their fight, bi-partisan caucus told
America First Digest. First Headline: How to keep out of war and preserve powers of Congress is discussed by the non-interventionist leaders of both houses.
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