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United States: Special to the New York Times
a lack of communication between the Philippines and the United States because of the fighting between Axis and Allied forces
Bataan's 98 Days a Terrible Ordeal
This describes the battle of Bataan and the energy and fight by Filipino forces
Wainwright Saves 3,500 on Bataan: Japanese Cruiser, 2D Ship Sunk: British Carrier Lost Off Ceylon
Gives numbers for those lost during the Battle of Bataan and shows images of Japanese prisoners and Filipino soldiers.
Filipino Workers Launch 'Bomber for Bataan' Fund
Filipino-Americans raise funds to purchase a bomber for the US Military that will participate in the Pacific Theater
Two US Officers Inspire Filipinos
A US officer inspiring Filipino soldiers to continue to fight against Japanese forces.
New Lull Marks Battle of Bataan
Japanese forces in the Philippines begin to drop pamphlets to persuade Filipinos to join their forces and abandon the United States.
Bataan Coup Won
General MacArthur is the image applied to the battle in Bataan but there is further fighting to occur.
President Urges a Free Philippines
President Roosevelt requests independence for the Philippines immediately during World War II
Philippine Editor: Before Bataan and After
A book review of Before Bataan and After, by Frederic S. Marquardt. Marquardt was a Filipino who survived Bataan and describes the scene of battle and the role of America's interests in country.
Hull, Quezon Mark Corregidor Fall
President Quezon of the Philippines writes to a father of a fallen soldier of the Battle of Bataan. Quezon also glorifies the actions of those who fought during the battle, both Filipino and American