Agreement on Any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
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The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
Visits Bletchley Park and learns about Britain's Bombe-based exploitation of Enigma.
Appointed Admiral of the Atlantic Fleet
Appointed Admiral of the Atlantic Fleet
Birth of Gene Pitney
Glenn Seaborg and colleagues conclusively identify plutonium during laboratory work at Berkeley.
Glenn Seaborg leads work that conclusively identifies plutonium, later important to wartime nuclear research.
Arthur Wahl participates in the conclusive identification of plutonium with Glenn Seaborg and colleagues.
Arthur Wahl participates in the wartime scientific work that conclusively identifies plutonium.
Conclusive discovery of plutonium by Glenn Seaborg and Arthur Wahl
Marguerite Oswald purchased a modest frame house on Bartholomew Street, where the family lived while she attempted to support her children.
The Lend Lease Act provides for the US to lend Britain & her Allies war materials. SAends the Lend-Lease Bill to Congress
The Act authorises material assistance to countries considered vital to American defence.
Appointed Commanding General of the Second Armored Division at Fort Benning, Georgia
Appointed Commanding General of the Second Armored Division at Fort Benning, Georgia
Approves the British support of the Free French in capturing Madagascar
Approves the British support of the Free French in capturing Madagascar
Birth of Ritchie Valens, Richard Steven Valenzuela
Vannevar Bush creates the Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD)
A report by Arthur Compton and the National Academy of Sciences is issued which finds favorable the prospects of developing nuclear power production for military use
A report by Arthur Compton and the National Academy of Sciences is issued which finds favorable the prospects of developing nuclear power production for military use
Vannevar Bush creates the Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD)
Birth of Bob Dylan at Duluth, Minnesota
Birth of Bob Dylan, born Robert Allen Zimmerman.
Abe Zimmerman is father of Bob Dylan.
Roosevelt declares a state of emergency, the Government assumes wide-ranging control of the economy & pledges to resist German aggression
Roosevelt declares a state of emergency, the Government assumes wide-ranging control of the economy & pledges to resist German aggression
Appointed Major General
Appointed Major General
Delivers the "Blood and Guts" speeches
Maria Callas makes her debut as Tosca
The MAUD Committee issues final detailed technical report on design and costs to develop a bomb, advance copy sent to Vannevar Bush who decides to wait for official version before taking any action
Participates in the conference as Roosevelt's close wartime adviser.
Supports Anglo-American coordination during the Newfoundland meetings.
Attends the Atlantic Conference as commander of the United States Atlantic Fleet.
Contributes to naval discussions surrounding Atlantic security and cooperation.
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