Five papers reporting the early days of WWII from September 6 - 11, 1939 (No September 9)
- September 6, 1939: GERMANS SHELL WARSAW, RESIDENTS IN FLIGHT; U.S. NEUTRALITY PROCLAIMED, ARMS EMBARGOED; MARKETS HERE RISE; ATHENIA WAS SHELLED
- September 7, 1939: POLES HOLD GERMANS IN BATTLE FOR WARSAW; FRENCH INVADE REICH; BRITISH LAND IN FRANCE; ROOSEVELT PLANS EARLY CONGRESS SESSION
- September 8, 1939: GERMANS RUSH TROOPS WEST TO MEET FRENCH; POLISH ARMY, INTACT, STILL DEFENDS WARSAW; SUBMARINES SINK FOUR BRITISH FREIGHTERS
- September 10, 1939: BATTLE RAGES FOR WARSAW, GERMANS PUSHED BACK; FRENCH ADVANCE AGAIN; GOERING MAKES BID TO PARIS; BRITISH CABINET PREPARING FOR A THREE-YEAR WAR
- September 11, 1939: POLES REPEL ATTACKS ON WARSAW; NAZIES REPORT TRAPPING 2 ARMIES; FRENCH SHIFT THEIR DRIVE IN WEST
Note that this is the entire first section of the paper, not just the front page.
Optional: Include a black metal edge acid-free, lignin-free clamshell box with white interior. 16.5" x 20.5" x 1.75". Sized for typical newspapers, including The New York Times. Holds about 15 daily newspapers (first weekday sections).
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Also available:
- The first five days of WWIl in The New York Times - September 1 - 5, 1939
- The New York Times coverage of WWII — September 20 and 21, 1939 — Sold as a set
- The outbreak of WWII in The New York Times — September 23 and 24, 1939
- The New York Times - September 1, 3, 4, and 5, 1944
- The New York Times - September 6 - 9, 1944
- The New York Times - September 11, 12, 13, and 15, 1944
- The outbreak of WWII in The New York Times — Poland — September 12 - 15
- The Sun — September 2, 1944 and the New York Herald Tribune — September 14, 1944