JANUARY
Six More Bombs Discoverd In 4 Cities; Point To Nation-Wide Anti-Fascist Plot; Government Spurs Hunt For Terrorists
Japan Takes Chinchow, Entering On Schedule After Chang Withdrawal
Cruisers To Become ‘Little Battleships’; Navy Alters Design
Gandhi Sent To Jail; Party To Be Banned; All India Quits Work
Hoover Asks Speed On Relief Bills; Congress Chiefs Pledge Quick Action; Democrats Offer Their Tariff Plan
Raskob Urges Democrats To Unite On Wet Problem; Poll Is Heavily Anti-Dry
Roosevelt Calls For New Leadership In Nation, As He Cites State’s Needs; Message Urges Emergency Tax Rise
Stimson Insists On Rights In Manchuria Under 9-Power Treaty And Kellogg Pact; Invites The Other Signatories To Act
Seabury Charges Culkin Embezzled Public Funds, Calls Hastings Paid Agent
Walker Asks Federal Aid, Denounces Bank ‘Squeeze’ On $90,000,000 Loan To City
Mob of 12,000 Frees 3 Prisoners in India; Wife of Gandhi is Placed Under Arrest
Senate Votes Reconstruction Bill, 63-8, But Rejects Walker Plea For City Aid; Mayor Orders Cut In Municipal Costs
Roosevelt Asks 100 Per Cent Increase In Tax On Incomes And Gasoline Sales To Meet Large Deficit Faced By State
European Problems Dropped By Hoover; ‘Home Job’ Put First
Nation’s Democrats Rally For Victory; Roosevelt Calls For New Tax System; Hoover To Run, Spokesman Announces
Dr. Butler Assails ‘Stupid Isolation’ In Plea For League
‘Militant Drive’ Ordered To Obtain League Adherence
China Will Demand Sanctions By League Against Japanese
Japanese Planning A ‘Free’ Manchuria Dominated By Tokyo
City Gets $12,500,000 Loan For 11 Days At 6 Per Cent; Further Bank Aid Likely
Bankers Agree To Lend City $350,000,000 On Walker Pledge Of Strict Economy; Albany Quickly Passes Charter Relief
Germans Seek Truce At Home For A Year Without Elections
Hoover Reconstruction Plan In Effect; President Signs The $2,000,000,000 Bill; Dawes To Begin Operations Next Week
Gov. Roosevelt Enters Race For Presidency In North Dakota Primary
Seabury Finds City Needs New Rule With Non-Partisan Head To End Graft; Will Call Upon Legislature To Act
Crisis Near At Shanghai; Japanese May Block Port; Hoover Studies Situation
Shanghai Certain Japan Will Strike; Tension Increases
Washington Consults London On China; Tokyo’s Ultimatum Ends At 5 A.M. Today; Martial Law In Shanghai Foreign Area
Japanese Unable To Occupy Shanghai Despite 13-Hour Land And Air Attack; Stimson Asks Tokyo To Tell Intention
Japanese Forced Back At Shanghai; Great Area In Ruins, Hundreds Slain; League Acts, U.S. And Britain Protest
Japanese Seize Part Of Foreign Area In Shanghai And Terrorize Residents; China Asks Aid, Makes Threat Of War
FEBRUARY
Our Asiatic Fleet, 1,600 Men, Sent To Shanghai; British Also Act; France And Italy Back Policy; Fighting Is Renewed In City; Battle Near Harbin
50,000 Chinese Troops Reach Shanghai; Japanese Shell Nanking And Land Men; Britain Joins U.S. In Vigorous New Note
Powers Unite In Peace Move For China, But Tokyo Objects To Some Proposals; Japanese Planes Again Bomb Shanghai
Washington Pledges 100 Per Cent Aid For Safety Of Shanghai Settlement; Tokyo Rejects Peace; Battle Goes On
Japanese Land Big Guns, Pound Chapei; Chinese Planes Engage Foe Near City; Tokyo Sends Infantry; Harbin Taken
Japanese Sailors Fail To Take Chapei; Tokyo Is Sending An Army Of 22,000; League Observers Report On Shanghai
Big Guns Reopen Battle At Shanghai; Chinese Mobilize 100 Fighting Planes; Japanese Troops Land At Woosung
Japanese Advance On Woosung Forts As Navy Makes New Attack At Chapei; Tokyo Asks Foreign Rule In 5 Cities
Japanese Mass On Chapei; Checked Around Woosung; U.S. Upholds 9-Power Pact
Chinese Hold Off Enemy On Three Lines Of Attack; Inouye Is Slain In Tokyo
Action To Aid Bank Credits And Free Billions In Gold Agreed On At White House
Congress Gets Credit Expansion Bill; Hailed As Marking End Of Deflation; Stock Prices Up $3,000,000,000 Here
Fighting In Shanghai Threatens To Widen; Firing Worst Yet
2,000 Killed And Wounded In Fierce Woosung Fight; Japanese Land 10,000 Men
Chinese Mass Big Army At Shanghai As More Japanese Troops Are Landed; League Envoys Report ‘State Of War’
Shanghai Expects Battle On Two Fronts Tomorrow; Powers Try To Prevent It
Tokyo Says Stimson Plans Stern Note; Warning By League Invokes Article X; Japanese Shell Foe, Issue Ultimatum
Chinese Join Peace Move;, But Say They Won’t Yield Unless Japanese Retreat
China Will Reject Japanese Demands; Troops, Planes, Guns Ready For Battle; Manchuria Proclaims Separate State
Japanese Open Shanghai Offensive; Each Army Claims The Advantage After A Day Of Stubborn Fighting
Chinese Cling To Lines Under Terrific Attack; Kiangwan Village Changes Hands Three Times; Japanese Troops Press Assault Behind Tanks
Japanese Push 2 Miles Past Kiangwan, But The Chinese Hold Fast To Village; Vote In Japan Backs Military Party
Chinese Drive Foe Back At Shanghai; Their Guns Set Fires In Foreign Area; Japan To Rush Troop Reinforcements
Japan Speeds New Army To Shanghai; Chinese Drive Enemy Back Two Miles; Tokyo Stands Firm In Reply To League
Stimson Holds Pacific Treaty Broken; Sees Tokyo Voiding Naval Pact Ratio; Japanese Again Try To Take Kiangwan
Chinese Claim Victory In Night Battle After Hardest Open Fight At Shanghai; Tokyo Contradicts Stimson On Treaties
Chinese Drive Enemy Out Of Mioshin, Blocking Move To Bottle Up Kiangwan; Japanese, In Raid, Down Three Planes
Japan Lands Fresh Troops At Shanghai; Again Offers Truce If Chinese Retreat; Kiangwan Holds Out As Foe Makes Gain
Peace Negotiations Begun At Shanghai; Prospects Of Accord ‘Fair,’ Tokyo Says; Fighting Goes On, New Drive On Chapei
MARCH
Demands Of Japanese And Chinese Balk Peace Moves At Geneva And Shanghai; New Drive Is Opened Against Chinese
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapped From Home Of Parents On Farm Near Princeton; Taken From His Crib; Wide Search On
Lindbergh Hopeful, Is Ready To Ransom Son; Nation’s Greatest Hunt For Kidnappers Pushed; All Clues Thus Far Futile; Country Is Shocked
No Trace Of Lindbergh Kidnappers; 300 Questioned, Servants Exonerated; Parents By Radio Ask Return Of Boy
Friend Of Lindbergh Nurse Is Seized At Hartford Where Card Was Mailed; No Reply To Parents’ Appeal For Son
Lindberghs In Message To Abductors Name Two Men To Represent Them In Negotiations For Return Of Baby
Lindberghs Fail To Reach Kidnappers Through Underworld Go-Betweens; Sailor Held In Jersey, Chum Questioned
Two Notes Received From Kidnappers; Police To Let Col. Lindbergh Negotiate Directly For Return Of Stolen Child
Progress Made In Search For The Lindbergh Baby; Lawyer On Secret Mission
Lindbergh Search Pressed Near Home; Moore Is Confident
Hindenburg Appeals For Votes To Avert Victory Of Radicals
Police Issue Appeal To Nation In Search For Lindbergh Baby
German Election In Doubt On Eve Of The Vote Today; Discontent Aids Radicals
Hindenburg Barely Fails Of Election; Polls 7,333,165 More Votes Than Hitler; Considered Certain To Win In Run-Off
Eastman A Suicide; Note To His Friends Says ‘Work Is Done’
Japan Agrees To Go From Shanghai Area
Builder Denounces Flynn For Persecution And Ruin; Bronx Official On Stand
Hitler Centres Raided on Civil War Rumor; He Admits Order to 500,000 to Fight Reds
Coalition Routs Leaders On Tax Bill, Forcing War-Time Surtax On Wealth; Vote 153 To 87; Sales Levy In Peril
Legal 4% Beer Proposed By Senate Subcommittee As An Economic Measure
Tokyo’s War Office Halts Peace Plans; Armies Near Clash
Shanghai Foes Sign Truce Agreement
De Valera Notifies Britain Irish Will End Royal Oath; Conflict May Go To Court
Britain Warns Irish Oath Is Mandatory; Negotiation Hinted
House Kills The Sales Tax, 223 To 153; ‘Nuisance’ Levies Now To Be Proposed; Coalition Refuses To Take Leadership
Hoover Demands Budget Be Balanced As Keystone Of Business Recovery; Beer Tax Beaten; Oil ‘Tariff’ Is Voted
New Coalition Votes Tariff On Coal; Pleas By Crisp And Other Leaders Halt Drive To Put More Duties In Tax Bill
Seabury For Reform Of Lower Courts To Rid Them Of Politics And Graft, Ending Mayor’s Right To Name Judges
Flies to Lindbergh To Report Contact With Kidnappers
Garner Gets Pledge To Balance Budget; House Votes $158,500,000 Sales Taxes; President Warns He Will Veto Bonus
Governor Backs M’Quade, Denouncing Ouster Move; Walker ‘Ready To Testify’
APRIL
Angry Democrats Block Seabury On Hastings Writ; Flynn Talks, Avoids Jail
House Completes $1,032,400,000 Tax Bill; Surtax Rates Cut; Dividend Levy Voted; Treasury Holds Budget Not Balanced
4-Year Federal War On Chicago Gangs Told By Prosecutor
Hoover Expected To Ask A $300,000,000 Budget Cut; Tax Bill’s Foes Mobilize
Mrs. Fosdick Kills 2 Children And Self
Hoover Outlines Economy Program; Demands Congress Set Up Joint Board; Legion Head Backs President On Bonus
Curtis Says He Met Kidnappers’ Agent; Told Baby Was Well
Offer Of ‘Favors’ For Willard Data A Joke, Flynn Says
Stimson Is Hopeful Of New Curb On War; Sails For Geneva
Lindbergh Paid A Ransom Of $50,000, But Kidnappers Did Not Return Child, He Announces After Waiting For Days
Hindenburg Wins Election; Hitler Is 6,000,000 Behind; Communists Lose Heavily
Liquidation, Not Shorts, Upset Stocks, Says Whitney; Promises List Of Bears; 11% Salary Cut Is Pushed In House
Condon Deals Anew With Kidnappers And Reassures Them
Smith’s Call For New War Debt Deal And Veiled Challenge To Roosevelt Stir Democrats At Jefferson Fete
Massie Tells Jury Of Attack On Wife; Insanity Is Defense
Tammany Controls State Delegation; Smith And Davis On It; Wet Plank Voted; Walker Plans Big Beer Parade May 14
Massie Takes Blame In Hawaiian Murder; Can’t Recall Firing
Soviet Army Force Doubled In Far East; Japanese Disturbed
Whitney Says Short Sales Saved Market Last Fall; Bears’ Names Kept Secret
British Budget Omits Debt Payments; Does Not Provide $171,500,000 Due To US; Official Washington Is Not Surprised
Senate’s Sharp Economies Worry Hoover And Mills; Loss Of 6,000 Jobs Is Seen
Tokyo War Minister Defies The League
Inquiry Denounced In Ruling By Court As Defaming City
Experts Say Massie Did Not Lose Sanity
Nazis Lead In Four States; Win 162 Seats In Prussia; Liberals Now In Minority
Japan Strengthens Manchurian Army
Smith Sweep In Bay State; His Race With Roosevelt In Pennsylvania Is Close
Hoover Asks Nation-Wide Tax Reform; Calls On Governors To Help Recovery; Senate Bill Doubles Income Tax Rate
Bomb At Shanghai Wounds 5 High Japanese Officials; Shirakawa And Uyeda Hit
Manslaughter Is Verdict For Four In Massie Trial; Jury Asks For Leniency
MAY
Honolulu Divided By Massie Verdict; Patrol Guard City
Atom Torn Apart, Yielding 60% More Energy Than Used
Capone Plea Denied By Supreme Court
House Votes Economy Bill With Only $38,124,000 Left Of Its $206,000,000 Saving
All In Massie Case Freed After Serving One Hour; Will Drop Assault Charge
Hoover Sends Congress Sharp Message, Saying Its Inaction Disturbs The Nation; Demands Quick Balancing Of Budget
French President Dies Of His Wounds 14 Hours After Being Shot By Russian; Two Other Wounded Defending Him
French Seek Unity As Nation Mourns; Slayer Called A Red
Left Triumphs In France; Tardieu Coalition Beaten; Herriot Likely Successor
Young To Be Put Up As A ‘Dark Horse’ If Roosevelt Fails
Hastings In Rage Menaces Seabury, Causing Uproar; ‘Blackmailer,’ He Shouts
$2,300,000,000 Relief Proposed To Senate In Democratic Plan
Lindbergh Baby Found Dead Near Home; Murdered Soon After The Kidnapping 72 Days Ago And Left Lying In Woods
Hunt For Slayers Of Lindbergh Baby Centres On Gangsters Who Got Ransom; President Orders Relentless Search
Condon Knows Man He Paid $50,000 In Lindbergh Case; Planes Hunt Gang At Sea
Militarists Kill The Premier In Tokyo, Bomb Banks, Police In A Day Of Terror; Seventeen In Uniform Then Surrender
Lindley Expedition Scales Mt. M’Kinley; Descending, Finds Carpe And Koven Dead; Young Scientists Fell Into A Crevasse
Curtis Admits He Hoaxed Lindgergh In Kidnap Hunt; Grew ‘Insane On Subject’
Curtis Is Jailed For Hoax; Peacock Asked Lindbergh To Post $25,000, Police Say
12 Bankers And Industrialists To Find Ways To Use Federal Reserve Credit; Hoover Approves New Recovery Move
Walker Used $10,000 Letter Of Credit Bought By Bus Man For Trip To Europe; Got It Day Before Signing Franchise
Financier Of Walker Trip Forced Back From Europe; Mayor Defies His Accuser
Roosevelt Demands ‘National Income’ Be Redistributed
Walker’s Income Tax Under Inquiry; Sherwood Collected Fees For Mayor, Got $51,960 For Stocks Worth $29,000
Europe Will Pay US Delayed Annuities Over 10-Year Period
Mayor On Stand Angrily Defends Acts And Accuses Seabury Of Persecution; Admits Gift Of $246,692 Stock Profit
Walker, Concluding, Derides Charges; Denies Link With Sherwood’s $700,000; Rebukes The Inquiry As Destructive
Hoover Condemns ‘Pork Barrel’ Relief; Calls On People To Halt Garner Plan; Senate Votes $270,000,000 New Taxes
Sales Tax Quarrel Grips The Senate; Hoover Criticized
Seabury Is Ready To Draft Charges Against Walker
Tax Agreement Is Reported Reached At Parley Of Hoover And Democrats;, Balancing Budget Without Sales Levy
JUNE
Senate Passes $1,115,000,000 Tax Bill; Balances Budget After Hoover Plea; $238,000,000 Economy Measure Reported
Dr. Walker Admits Doctors For City Split Fees With Him; Banked $431,258; Mayor Proved Unfit, Seabury Declares
Action To Remove Walker Is Left To Gov. Roosevelt; Seabury Delays Charges
Roosevelt To Get Walker Case At Once; Seabury Accepts Challenge To Act As Governor Scores ‘Political Sniping’
Socialist Revolt In Chile Upsets Montero Regime; Davila In The New Junta
Hoover And Finance Board Propose Loans For Jobless And New Aid For Farmers
John D. Rockefeller Jr. Out For Repeal; Says Dry Law Evils Outweigh Benefits; Urges Wet Planks In Both Platforms
Leaders Of 2,500,000 Wets Unite To Fight For Repeal; Spurred By Rockefeller
Seabury Puts Walker Data In The Hands Of Roosevelt; Gives No Opinion On Course
League Body Asks World To Go Back To Gold Standard
Morrow Maid Ends Life; Suspected In Kidnapping; Friend With Record Seized
Prohibition Battle Lines Are Drawn By Republicans Gathering At Chicago; Fight Over The Vice Presidency Looms
Republican Repealists Begin Drive; New York’s Delegation Takes Lead; Hoover Aides Striving For Control
Hoover Men Draft Mild Wet Plank; Repeal Fight On Floor Held Certain; President Likely To Speak For Curtis
Hoover Approves Dry-Wet Prohibition Plank; His Steam Roller Crushes Threatened Revolt; Convention Receives Keynote Speech Coolly
Convention Adopts Hoover Dry-Wet Plank; Repealists Wage A Futile Battle On Floor; Uproar Among Delegates And In Galleries
Hoover, Curtis Renamed On First Ballots; Dry-Wet Plank Is Defended By Stimson
President Takes Up Plans For Campaign With Aides; Economic Issue Put First
France Sees Europe United Against US On War-Debt Issue
Vannie Higgins Dies, Silent On Slayers; Police Mystified
Borah Bolts Hoover On The Wet Plank; Holds Republicans Pledged To Repeal; Intends To Carry Issue ‘To The People’
Herriot Rejects Our Plan For Reductions Of Armies; Bars Ending Reparations
Hoover Asks Arms Cuts Of One-Third To Save More Than $10,000,000,000; Italy Accepts, Others To Ask Changes
Drive To Abolish The Two-Thirds Rule Agreed Upon By Roosevelt Delegates; Smith Admits Governor Has 570 Votes
Roosevelt Forces Spurn Compromise; Stake All On Ending Two-Thirds Rule; Smith And Glass Lead Fight To Keep It
Lewis Quits Race, Frees Delegates; Roosevelt Gets 28 Of Illinois Votes; Plank For Submission Of Repeal Ready
Roosevelt Has A Lead On Rule Change Despite Loss Of 65 New York Votes; Platform Draft Links Debts And Arms
Roosevelt Orders Two-Thirds Rule Fight End, But Backers In Committee Take Issue To Floor; Delegates Wildly Cheer Barkley’s Repeal Plea
Roosevelt’s Forces Seat Walsh, 626 To 528; Forced To Yield In Two-Thirds Rule Fight; Revolt By Ultra-Wets Holds Up Platform
Democrats Pledge Party To Repeal Of The Dry Law And Quick Modification To Legalize Beer, 934 3/4-213 3/4; Plank Against War Debt Cancellation Is Submitted
JULY
First Ballot: Roosevelt 666 1/4; Smith 201 3/4; Tammany Poll On Floor Delays The Vote
Roosevlet Nominated On Fourth Ballot; Garner Expected To Be His Running Mate; Governor Will Fly To Convention Today
Roosevelt Puts Economic Recovery First In His Acceptance Speech At Convention; Garner For Vice President By Acclamation
Roosevelt Plans Aggressive Campaign, Carrying Fight To ‘Republican’ States; Wet Victory In South Spurs Beer Drive
Italy Urges Europe To Cancel War Debt And End Reparation
Hoover Halts Relief Bill; Holds A Night Conference To Have Measure Changed
Hoover-Garner Tilt Halts Relief Bill; President Opposes A Broad Loan Basis; Speaker Charges ‘Class Legislation’
British Ask Cut Of Third In Size Of Ships And Guns; Would Limit Air Bombing
Lausanne Accord Ends Reparations; Berlin To Issue $714,000,000 In Bonds; Washington Open To Debt Overtures
Hoover Would Consider Capacity To Pay But Still Opposes Canceling War Debts; Pact Signed, Ratification Waits On US
Ibanez Vainly Tries Army Coup In Chile; Is Again A Refugee
Commons Told We Joined In Lausanne Debt Talks; Reich Disowns Secret Pact
No Debt Pledge Given By Washington, No Secrecy, M’Donald Tells Commons; Stimson Insists That We Kept Aloof
$5,000,000 Blaze Sweeps Coney Island; Four Blocks On Boardwalk Destroyed; Huge Crowds Watch Six-Hour Battle
Hoover Warns Europe On United Front On Debts, Denying We Were Consulted; Britain Insists Pact Will Not Affect US
Deadlock Over The Relief Bill Broken; Congress Expected To Adjourn Today; Hoover Cuts Pay $15,000, Cabinet 15%
72D Congress Adjourns Near Midnight; Relief And Home Loan Bank Bills Pass; Senate In Flurry Over Dry Law Repeal
10,000 Die In Battles In 5 Areas Of China
13 Policemen Suspended As Nassau Inquiry Bares Third Degree Brutality
Prussian Dictator Demanded By Nazis
Reich Seizes Prussia, Names Dictator; Army Ousts Officials And Rules Berlin; Papen Acts Under Hindenburg’s Orders
I.C.C. Approves 4 Eastern Rails Systems; New England Consolidation Deferred; Wabash-Seaboard Project Is Canceled
Walker Calls On 147,000 City Employes To Give Up Month’s Pay, Saving $26,000,000; Warns Albany Will Act If They Don’t
Employes Of City Accepting Pay Cut As Necessity Now
Italy Now Building Warships In Secret, Says British Expert
Court Backs Papen On Dictatorship; He Will Curb Army
Reich Ready to Arm in Defiance of Treaty, Says Schlicher, if Others Don’t Disarm
Warn City To Slash Budget, Cut Realty By $3,000,000,000
Troops Drive Veterans From Capital; Fire Camps There And At Anacostia; 1 Killed, Scores Hurt In Day Of Strife
Bonus Stragglers ‘Mopped Up’ By Troops; 36 Reds Seized; Grand Jury Inquiry On; Hoover Denounces Attempt At Mob Rule
Bonus Army At Johnstown Stirs Protest By Citizens; State Guard Is Refused
AUGUST
Right Parties Fail To Carry Germany; Nazi Seats Doubled
7 Firemen Killed, 31 Injured By Blast In Ritz Tower Hotel
Reich Would Seek Private Debts Cut At World Parley
B.E.F. Begins Disbanding; Going To Homes By Train; Hurley Defends Hoover
Firemen Reject Pay Cut By A Vote Of 4,900 To 278; Block Walker Economy
Carr Of U.S. Wins Title At Olympics; Sets World Record
Cotton Mills Organizing To Buy Out Farm Board; Stocks Rise 2 To 12 Points
State Asked To Void Dr. Walker’s License For Splitting Fees
Walker Insists On Right To Cross-Examine Seabury At The Roosevelt Hearing
Reich Will Enforce Curb On Riots Today; Nazi Coup Rumored
Hitler Is Expected To Be Chancellor In Cabinet Shake-Up
Governor Queries Mayor On Sisto Bonds; Curbs Oratory But Allows Witnesses; Walker Pleads For His Official Life
Mayor Denies Block’s $246,000 Was Gift; Contradicts Hastings’s Bus Testimony; Writ Suit Aug. 19; Won’t Halt Roosevelt
Hitler Demands Office As Dictator; Hindenburg Bars It
15 Injured As Bomb Explodes In Movie
Walker Must Explain Sherwood Deals, Governor Refusing To Drop Charges; Mayor Wants To Subpoena 12 Witnesses
‘Wish Sherwood Were Here,’ Cries Mayor, As Governor Presses His Questioning; ‘Unnamed Person’ Revealed As Woman
Walker Defends Brother On Split Fees; Mayor Will Summon 12 Witnesses Today; Curtin, Rebuked, Calls Governor Biased
Mayor Gets Writ To Bar Removal Action; Governor’s Powers To Be Argued Today; Defense Subpoenas Republican Chiefs
Mollison Flies Atlantic To St. John, N.B., Keeping Course Despite Winds And Fog; Visits Montreal Today; New York Later
Roosevelt Demands Federal Control Of Stock And Commodity Exchanges; Denounces Hoover Economic Policies
Roosevelt Ponders Appeal For Funds To ‘Forgotten Man’
Witnesses Defend Mayor On Taxi Law, Denying Favoritism Or Monopoly Plan; Won’t Block Governor, Court Indicates
Block And Ungerleider Deny Asking Or Getting Favors From The Mayor; Roosevelt Amazed By Sherwood Deal
Governor Bars Republicans From Stand, Holds Testimony On ‘Plot’ Irrelevant; Delaney Testifies At First Night Session
Governor And Hilly Clash On Ethics Of Split Fees; Walker Backed On Buses
Hoover Sees Major Crisis Overcome; Conference Adopts Revival Program; Bank Foreclosures On Homes Halted
Revival Program Begun With Move To Spread Jobs; A.F. Of L. Backs The Drive
‘Ma’ Ferguson Ahead In Close Texas Race
Court Refuses To Halt Walker Hearing, Upholds Governor’s Power Of Removal, But Calls Procedure At Trial Unfair
Clouds Threaten To Mar The Eclipse In Wide Area Today
SEPTEMBER
Millions Here Watch Solar Eclipse; Clouds Mar Spectacle For Science At Many Points In Totality Belt
Walker Resigns, Denouncing The Governor; Says He Will Run For The Mayoralty Again, Appealing To ‘Fair Judgment’ Of The People
Fusion Ticket Against Walker Likely; Tammany Opens Fight On Governor; M’Kee Takes Office, Pledges Economy
Walker Likely Not To Run, As Leaders Seek To Avoid Open Break With Governor
100,000 In Military Review Cheered By Berlin Throng; World War Chiefs Hailed
Paul Bern A Suicide; Wed Jean Harlow
M’Kee Slashes Own And Aides’ Pay, Breaks Up City Printing Monopoly; M’Cooey Will Work For Roosevelt
M’Kee Is Boomed To Oppose Walker If Latter Runs In Election On Nov. 8; Mayor To Force Cuts In Fixed Salaries
Raymond Robins Vanishes On His Way To Visit Hoover; Threatened By Liquor Ring
37 Dead, 64 Hurt In Explosion On Boat Crowded With Rikers Island Workers; 8 Missing, Many Saved In East River
Walker Sails For Italy On Health Trip Of 20 Days; Doubt On Candidacy Grows
Hutchinsons Feared Lost; Plane With 8 Down At Sea; Aid Goes From Greenland
M’Kee Discharges Dwyer For Bronx Market Failure; Sues To Bar Fall Election
Hoover Asks New And Stronger Effort, Laying Maine Upset To The Depression; Democrats And Wets Hail Their Victory
Roosevelt Maps Farm Relief Program, Pledges Tariff Aid In Topeka Speech; Hoover Policies Declared A Failure
Hoover Calls On Nation To Let No One Go Hungry Or Cold In Coming Winter
Papen Overcoming Hostility Of States To Reform Of Reich
Roosevelt Outlines 6-Point Rail Plan; Would End Competition, Control Buses, Protect Owners And 1,700,000 Workers
Britain Condemns German Arms Plea; Backs French View
3,000 Besiege Police After Boy Is Slain In Jersey Labor Riot
Hoover Wants The Reich To Remain In Arms Parley; Aloof On Equality Plea
Regulation By Government Of Utilities And Federal Ownership Of Power Sites Urged By Roosevelt To Protect Public
France Supports US On Manchuria Issue; Japan Scents A Deal
Roosevelt Renews Demand For Repeal; Praises Smith Amid Cheers Of 16,000; Tammany Decides To Fight For Governor
Hindus Sign Accord; Gandhi Gives Assent
M’Donald Approves Pact Among Hindus To End Gandhi’s Fast
De Valera Declares League Is On Trial As Assembly Opens
Hurricane Kills 200 In Puerto Rico, Hurts 1,000, Causes Huge Property Loss; Virgin Islands, Domincan Republic Hit
Germany Puts Off Debt Payment To US
Tammany, In A Deal, Flouts Roosevelt, Names Hofstadter For Supreme Court; Election Of Mayor Nov. 8 Is Ordered
OCTOBER
Berry Strips M’Kee Of Budget Powers; Roosevelt Asks M’Cooey To Aid Lehman; Curry Seeks Deal With Walker Threat
M’Kee Now Ready To Run As Independent; To Carry Budget Row To People By Radio; Roosevelt Will Make Fight For Lehman
League Experts Find Japan At Fault, With Treaties Violated, In Manchuria; Can’t Undo What’s Done, Tokyo Retorts
Lehman’s Nomination Appears Certain As Roosevelt And Smith Warn Curry; Republicans To Name Donovan Today
Col. Lehman Nominated For Governor; Curry Routed As His Allies Desert Him; Smith And Gov. Roosevelt Shake Hands
M’Kee Holds City Convention Illegal; Bronx To Bolt If One Is Held Tonight; Smith Leads Fight To Block Walker
Surrogate O’Brien Is Nominated For Mayor As Walker Withdraws; Leaders Ignore M’Kee; Court Of Appeals Orders Election On Nov. 8
O’Brien Pledges Economy, 5-Cent Fare; Pay Cuts Unlikely; M’Kee Won’t Run; Republicans Press Hunt For Candidate
Republicans Name L.H. Pounds For Mayor; Candidate Pledges Fight For Economy; Bench Deal Won’t Block ‘Tin Box’ Issue
Rebels Now Control Most Of Manchuria
Einstein Will Head School Here, Opening Scholastic Centre
Coolidge Says The Nation Needs Hoover; Recovering Starting, He Tells Rally Here; He Assails Roosevelt Silence On Bonus
Canada And Britain Adjust Tariff In Favor Of Empire; Our Exports Will Be Cut
Roosevelt Holds Relief An Obligation Of Nation; For ‘Sound’ Public Works
Reich Bars Geneva For 4-Power Talks On Equality Demand
Banks Bar City Loan Pending Economies; Hold Walker Promises Were Not Kept; Berry Rebuffed, Nov. 1 Pay Is In Peril
Hoover Appeals To Nation For ‘Neighborhood’ Relief; Baker Sees ‘Call To Duty’
Banks Force $75,000,000 City Budget Cut; 50-Year Subway Financing Is Adopted; 5-Cent Fare Sacrificed, M’Kee Asserts
Roosevelt Calls Donovan Utility Ally In Two Speeches For The State Ticket; Lehman, Here, Pledges Liberal Rule
Roosevelt Opposes Cash Bonus Now; Urges Beer Tax To Balance Budget; Smith Pledges Loyalty In Speech Here
Threats To Voters’ Jobs Are Charged By Roosevelt As Indianapolis Hails Him
Profound Changes Forecast In China
Hoover Denounces Roosevelt Program; Scores Democrats As Trouble Makers; Lists Ten Signs Of Economic Recovery
Mussolini Appeals To US To Cut Debts; Will Stay In League
Smith Assails Hoover’s ‘Broken Pledges’ As Newark Throng Cheers Him Wildly; Governor, In Atlanta, Talks Of Markets
Roosevelt Likens The Administration To Four Horsemen
Japan Tries To Get Franco-Soviet Help In Manchurian Issue
Smith Appeals For Roosevelt In Boston; Hoover Off To Indiana On Fighting Trip
Hoover In Direct Attack On Roosevelt Charges ‘New Deal’ Is Now A ‘Shuffle’; Scores Remark On The Supreme Court
London Fears Riots Of Jobless Today
Banks Lend City $18,500,000 But Demand Real Economy And A Cut In All Salaries
NOVEMBER
Roosevelt, In Boston, Urges 5-Day Week, Federal Aid For Idle, Saying Hoover Failed To Use Own Economic Program
London Police Repel Raid By Jobless On Parliament In Three Hours Of Rioting
Jobless In Retreat, Mission A Failure; London Is Relieved
Roosevelt Denounces Hoover’s Tactics; Charge Rule ‘By Guess And By Gamble’; Young Condemns Republicans’ ‘Threats’
Hoover Sees Wets Misled By Promises Of Democrats; Defends Dawes Bank Loan
Hoover And Roosevelt End Campaigns, Governor At Big Tammany Rally Here, President With A Speech At St. Paul
Hitler’s Vote Cut, Communists Gain, In Reich Election
Hoover And Roosevelt Make Final Pleas, With Nation Going To The Polls Today; Leaders Of Both Parties Claim Victory
Roosevelt Winner In Landslide! Democrats Control Wet Congress; Lehman Governor, O’Brien Mayor
Roosevelt Pledges Recovery Fight; Latest Count Assures Him 42 States; Quick Action On Liquor Is Expected
1,000 Are Dead In Hurricane In Cuba; Town Wiped Out, Cane Fields Ruined; Heavy Damage Caused Here By Gale
Roosevelt Is In Bed With A Slight Cold; 3-Day Rest Planned
Churchmen Favor Anti-War Embargo
Hoover Invites Roosevelt To Confer With Him On War Debts, Armaments And Economic Parley; London And Paris Debt Revision Notes Given Out
Roosevelt Agrees To Informal Talk, Puts Debt Responsibility On Hoover; Congress Action By Dec. 15 Doubtful
Row Over 50-Year Bonds Imperils The New Subway And City Budget Savings
President Will Not Request Congress To Suspend War Debt Payments Dec. 15; Further Study Depends On Roosevelt
M’Kee Gets Strong Backing; Tammany Chiefs, Alarmed By Crusade, Plan Savings
Dry Agents Find Robins In North Carolina Hills; Called Amnesia Victim
Hoover Plans $700,000,000 Cut In Costs To Balance Budget Without New Taxes; Will Seek The Cooperation Of Congress
Japan Relies To Lytton On Eve Of League Debate; Makes Self-Defense Plea
Hoover For Debt Delay And Settlement Review If Roosevelt Will Agree
Hoover Will Oppose Debt Suspension But Make Move For Possible Revision; Roosevelt Non-Committal In Parley
Roosevelt Opposes Debt Commission As Proposed In Statement By Hoover, But Would Hear Debtors Separately
France Will Offer Political Reasons In Another Request For Debt Revision; Washington Awaits New British Rule
House Vote On Dry Repeal Agreed To By Both Parties; First Business Of Session
Britain Prepares ‘Human’ Debt Appeal To Win Our Public Opinion To Delay; Business Here Opposes Cancellation
Cold Kills 2 Here; Lodging Houses Full With Mercury At 12
Persia Cancels Vast British Oil Concession; Teheran Rejoices, London Will Fight Decree
City Balked In Financing Its December Relief Fund; New Economies Demanded
DECEMBER
City Asks Governor For Special Session In Move To Slash Salaries $20,000,000; Bankers See Real Economy Under Way
Britain Warns Dec. 15 Payment Imperils Lausanne, Recovery And Trade With US; Plea Moves Hoover But Not Congress
France Holds President Obligated To Debt Delay As Sequel To Moratorium
Democrats Expect Soviet Recognition
‘Lame Duck’ Congress Assembles Today To Act On Debts, Taxes, Beer, Farm Aid; House To Take Up Repeal As Gavel Falls
Dry Repeal Loses In House Vote, Vote 272-144, Wets Short 6 As 81 Lame Ducks Say Nay; Extra Session Of New Congress Likely
Hoover Message Calls For Sales Tax, Pay Cuts, Economy And Bank Reform; House Is Working On 2.75% Beer Bill
$40,000,000 Loan Averts Default By City; New Budget Cut Of $20,000,000 Pledged; Bankers Dictate Step, Curry Backs It
Hoover Offers Britain Review Of Debts In A New Note, But Bars Cancellation; Will Accept ‘Any Appropriate Agency’
Roosevelt Asks Sweeping City Reforms And State Control Of Defaulting Towns In Calling On Legislature For Pay Cuts
Japan Seeks A Rise In Her Naval Ratio And Tonnage Slash
British Offer Payment In Gold On Dec. 15 On Condition It Apply In New Deal On Debts; Stimson Promptly Rejects Terms As Illegal
Herriot Lays Debt Snarl To Hoover; Says France Will Pay With Conditions; Britain To Meet Stimson’s Objections
Herriot Falls, Deputies Vote Default, Refusing Payment Without New Deal; Britain Will Pay, Belgium Will Not
Hoover For Debt Review With Britain; Will Ask Congress To Join Discussion; Confusion In France; Poland Defaults
Hoover Plans To Seek Roosevelt’s Aid In Arranging Debt Parley With Britain; London Pays; Paris Still Seeks Cabinet
M’Kee On City Tour Hails Relief Work*
Senate Votes Bill To Free Philippines At End Of 12 Years
20,000 Jobless Get Work Clearing Snow From City’s Streets
Hoover Asks Congress For Debt Board; He Wants Roosevelt To Help Name It; Governor, Silent, Expected To Refuse
Roosevlet Bars Bipartisan Debt Action; Declines To Cooperate In Naming Board, But Won’t Hamper Immediate Review
House Authorizes 3.2% Beer, 230 To 165; All Of Drys’ Amendments Defeated; Senate Gets Bill Today, Fate In Doubt
Hoover Leaves War Debts To Roosevelt; He Suggested Naming Young Or House; Governor Denies Refusing Cooperation
Beer By Christmas Defeated As Senate Demands More Time
Boy Is Lost In Creek; 12 Rescuers Hurt
Chinese In Jehol Battle Japanese; New Invasion Seen
MIllion Soviet Reds Face Party Ouster To Cut Inefficiency
Seabury Offers Draft Of City Charter To Oust Tammany And To Unify Boards; Final Report Assails Budget Waste
‘Prince Mike’ Seized Near Fifth Av. Shop; Trapped by His Taste for Costly Tobacco
O’Brien Plan Merges City Bureaus, Rejects Any Basic Charter Change; $18,000,000 Pay Cuts Voted For Jan. 15
Mussolini Will Curb Industrial Output As a Means of Combating Depression
News source: New York Times
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