World War II Newspapers with major events of the war — Outbreak, Pearl Harbor, FDR Dies, V-E Day, atomic bomb dropped, more
World War II Newspapers with major events of the war — Outbreak, Pearl Harbor, FDR Dies, V-E Day, atomic bomb dropped, more
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All originals; in varying condition. Offered individually and grouped as shown
Note in particular the listing for "Japs Offer to Surrender," the August 10, 1945 and "Land in Japan Sunday" — August 21, 1945 and two sections dated August 20, 1945 that recap the war.
Newspapers available:
- "War! Bomb Warsaw!" — September 1, 1939 — Chicago Daily Tribune — section
- "Congress Declares War on Japan!" — December 8, 1941 — Kankakee Republican-News — front page
- "U.S. Votes War!" — December 8, 1941 — Joliet Herald-News — section and "F.D.R. Sends Note to Mikado" — December 7, 1941 — Chicago Sunday Tribune — front page
-
War Declared on Jap Nation" — December 8, 1941 — Duluth Herald
- SOLD — "President Dies" — April 12, 1945 — The DeKalb Daily Chronicle and "President Dead; Truman Sworn" — April 13, 1945 — The Chicago Sun — section
- "Nation in Mourning" — April 13, 1945 — Joliet Herald-News — section
- "This Is V-E Day!" — May 8, 1945 — Chicago Daily Tribune — section
- "One War Ended" — May 8, 1945 — The DeKalb Daily Chronicle — section
- "War in Europe Ends" — May 8, 1945 — The Chicago Heights Star — section
- "Japs Hit by Atomic Bomb!" — August 7, 1945 and "Watch Atomic Blast" — August 8, 1945 with "Patton Over Rhine!" — March 24, 1945 — Chicago Daily Tribune — front pages
- "Atomic Bomb Unleashed" — August 6, 1945 — Kankakee Republican-News — section
- "Japs Offer to Surrender" — August 10, 1945 and "Land in Japan Sunday" — August 21, 1945 and two sections that recap the war dated August 20, 1945 — Kankakee Republican-News — sections
- "Truman is Re-Elected" — November 3, 1948 and "Ike Wins by 8 Million Votes" — November 7, 1956 — Joliet Herald-News and "Inaugural Supplement" — January 19, 1952 — The Herald-News — Mix of front pages and sections
Shipping: $15. Please allow two weeks for shipping. Note that if you buy multiple newspapers you only pay one shipping charge.
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