1933: NEW YORK TIMES (365)

JANUARY

Nation’s Scientists Honor Eyring At 32 For Atomic Studies

Long-Range Social Plan For Nation Urged By Hoover Board To Stabilize Economic System And Curb Unrest

State Needs Federal Aid For Jobless, Says Lehman In His Inaugural Speech; Roosevelt For New Nation-States Tie

Hoover, Back, Denounces Democrats For Blocking His Reorganization Plan

Lehman Urges Beer Law, Relief, Labor Legislation; Wins Republicans’ Praise

Coolidge Dies Suddenly In His Northampton Home; The Former President, 60, Victim Of Heart Attack; Nation Is In Mourning; Hoover Will Attend Funeral

Coolidge Will Be Laid To Rest Today After Simple Northampton Services; Cabinet Joins Hoover For Funeral

Coolidge Buried With His Ancestors On Rain-Drenched Vermont Hillside; Hoover and Nation Pay Last Tribute

Princeton To Play Harvard In 1934; End Football Rift

Income Tax Rise Shelved; Democrats Now Counting On Drastic Economies

Japan Opens Jehol Drive; Fights Chinese For Pass; 3 Armies Ready To Move

4 Japanese Armies Advance In Jehol In Sub-Zero Gales

Hoover Gave Laval No Debt Pledge; He Insisted Congress Opposed Cuts; French Ability To Pay Was Stressed

Wine Added To Beer Bill; Alcohol Is Cut To 3.05% In Redraft For Senate

Japan Sees League Giving Way On Issue Of Free Manchukuo

Filibusters By Senators Block Vital Legislation; Party Leaders Worried

Stimson Reasserts Manchuria Policy As League Moves To Take Firm Stand; Assured Roosevelt Won’t Alter It

Philippines Independence Plan Voted, Senate Overriding Hoover Veto, 66-26; Manila Hostile, Forecasts Rejection

Roosevelt To Meet Hoover Tomorrow For Survey Of The Foreign Situation; Extra Session Sure As Program Fails

Roosevelt And Stimson Talk Policies On Eve Of White House Conference; Speed On War Debts Comes To Fore

Roosevelt, Through Hoover, Invites Britain To Talk Debts After March 4; Way Paved For Other Powers In Turn

Government Operation Of Muscle Shoals Plant Pledged By Roosevelt

Palaces Of XerXes And Darius Dug Up In Persepolis Ruins

23 More Indicted In Election Frauds; Lehman Won’t Act

Stimson Acts To Avert War At Leticia; Consults Kellogg Pact Signatories On Columbia Plea Peru Is Aggressor

Britain Bars Trading In Debt Parley In Note Accepting Bid By Roosevelt; House Leaders Move For Tariff Rises

Roosevelt Outlines Plan For Drastic Unifications Under Two New Bureaus

Roosevelt Sets 3 Points In His Economy Program; Cuts In Employes Is One

Ford Is Considering Making Car Bodies

Roosevelt And Lindsey Find A Basis For British Debt ‘Meetings’ In March, But Envoy Expects Wide Differences

Hitler Made Chancellor Of Germany But Coalition Cabinet Limits Power; Centrists Hold Balance In Reichstag

FEBRUARY

Centrists Demand Hitler Make Clear His Cabinet Policy

Hitler Wins Dissolution Of Reichstag; Urges Nation To End Its ‘Humiliation’ At Polls March 5; Has 4-Year Plans

Hitler Represses Reds, Puts Curb On Socialists; Pledges Internal Peace

Revolt Of Terror Going On In Cuba; Fear Of Riot Grows

Thousands Forced To Leave Leningrad

Nazi Troops March With Empire Flags As Violence Mounts

Reich Gags Press, Ends Prussian Diet

Roosevelt Invites Governors Mar. 6 To Draft National Recovery Plans; Smith Urges Public Works Dictator

Cold Wave Strikes After Record Warmth; Mercury Falls From 63 to 27 in 8 Hours

Cold Grips Nation, 65 Die; 5-Degree Low Due Here; 11 Missing In The Sound

Hitler Proclaims War On Democracy At Huge Nazi Rally

Japan to Proclaim She Will Not Heed Actions Of League

Dead Slaves Guard Nubian King In Tomb

Hoover Would Let War Debt Be Used To Restore The World To Gold Basis; British Widen Scope Of Debt Talks

Japan Drafts Ultimatum To China To Quit Jehol; League Assembly To Act

Assassin Fires Into Roosevelt Party At Miami; President-Elect Uninjured; Mayor Cermak And 4 Others Wounded

Thankful Crowds Greet Roosevelt, Now Speeding North Unperturbed; Thought Shots Were Firecrackers

League Issues Its Censure Of Japan In 10-Hour Broadcast To The World; Invites U.S. And Russia To Consult

Manchukuo Sends Ultimatum To China; Warns Of Imminent Attack In Jehol; Soong Tells Troops China Will Fight

Germany Is Uneasy About Hindenburg; Fears He Is Weary

House Votes Dry Law Repeal 289-121; States Begin Move For Ratification; Lehman Asks Quick New York Action

Hull And Woodin Named For Cabinet To Speed Action On World Economics; Roosevelt Confers With French Envoy

Tentative List Of Roosevelt Cabinet Includes Miss Perkins Of New York, Ickes, Roper, Dern And Wallace

30,000 Japanese Attack At Chaoyang As China Rejects Tokyo’s Ultimatum; Panic In Tientsin; League To Act Today

Japanese Leave The League Assembly After Unanimous Censure By Nations; Tokyo’s Troops Seeping On In Jehol

Chaoyang Falls As Japanese Advance; Four Armies And Air Fleet In Drive; Washington Approves League’s Action

Ford Takes Over 2 Detroit Banks; Move Ends Tie-Up

Chinese Slow Up Foe In Hard Battle; Say 5,000 Manchukuo Troops Bolted; Britain Bars Export Of Arms To East

MARCH

Japanese Drive Slackens But 2 Armies Make Gains; All North China Is Tense

China’s Main Line Broken In Hard Japanese Drive; Chihfeng Troops Desert

Roosevelt In Capital, Will Confer With Hoover Today; Cummings Made Attorney General, Rainey Speaker

Roosevelt Takes Up Task As President Today; Great Crowds In Capital For Inauguration; Extra Session Will Enact A New Bank Policy

Roosevelt Inaugurated, Acts To End The National Banking Crisis Quickly; Will Ask War-Time Powers If Needed

Roosevelt Orders 4-Day Bank Holiday, Puts Embargo On Gold, Calls Congress

Legislature Votes Lehman Wide Bank Powers; Creates A State Corporation To Issue Scrip; Woodin Authorizes New Checking Accounts

Washington Leans To Emergency Currency; Roosevelt Studying 8-Point Bank Program; Banks Here To Furnish Cash For Vital Needs

Roosevelt Gets Pledge Of New Currency Law Today From Congress Chiefs, So Banks Can Open Tomorrow; Scrip Plan Abandoned; Hoarded Gold Is Called Back

Roosevelt Extends The National Banking Holiday; Congress Empowers Him To Reopen Sound Institutions; Half Billion Budget Cut Next, Chiefly Veterans’ Fund

123 Killed By Earthquake In South California Cities; 4,150 Are Reported Injured

Earthquake Dead In California 130, Injured 5,000 Loss Over $45,000,000; Shocks Continue In Long Beach Area

Many Banks In The City And Nation Reopen Today For Normal Operations, But With Hoarding Barred; Roosevelt Appeals On The Radio For Full Confidence

Roosevelt Asks For Beer To Provide Needed Revenue; Congress Speeds Action On This And On Economy Bill; Deposits Exceed The Withdrawals In Opened Banks

House Votes 3.2 Per Cent Beer, 316-97; Quick Passage By Senate Forecast; $2,000,000,000 Relief Plan Is Drafted

Senate Passes Economy Bill, 62-13, Barring All But Minor Amendments; Stocks Soar As Trading Is Resumed

Roosevelt Now Asks Farm Relief; Senate Votes 3.05 Beer And Wine; $500,000,000 Economy Bill Is Passed

Roosevelt Holds Congress For Rail, Power, Bank Bills; House Insists On 3.2 Beer

Nazis Order Reich To Celebrate Unity

Mussolini Offers A Plan To Keep European Peace By Revision Of Treaties

Reichstag Meeting Today Is Prepared To Give Hitler Full Control As Dictator

Empire Setting Is Revived In New Reichstag Meetings; Hull Asks Data On Raids

President Signs Bill For Legal Beer; Effective Here At 12:01 A.M. April 7; House Approves Farm Relief 315-98

Hitler Cabinet Gets Power To Rule As A Dictatorship; Reichstag Quits Sine Die

Lehman Offers Beer Plan With State Control Board; Old-Time Bars Forbidden

Germans Aroused By Attacks Abroad; Deny Wide Violence

America in Longest Warm Spell Since 1776; Temperature Line Records a 25-Year Rise

55,000 Here Stage Protest On Hitler Attacks On Jews; Nazis Order A New Boycott

Hitlerites Order Boycott Against Jews In Business, Professions And Schools

Lehman Stirs Legislature In Fight For His Beer Bill; Sees Dry Repeal In Peril

Lehman Beer Bill Changed, Then Passed By The Senate; Is Doomed In The Assembly

APRIL

Nazis Cut Boycott To Day With Threat Of Renewal If World Does Not Recant

Nazis Hold 1-Day Boycott; Little Violence In Reich; Resumption Is Unlikely

Lehman Appeals To Public To Free Beer Of Politics; Fearon Retorts On Radio

Dirigible Akron Crashes In Lightning Storm At Sea; On 4 Of The 77 Men Aboard Are Reported Rescued; Airship Is Believed A Total Loss; Wide Search On

73 Lost In Akron Crash, 3 Survivors Here; Ship Driven Down In Storm, Cause Is Unknown; Rescue Blimp Falls, 2 Killed, 5 Are Saved

Beer Is Legal At Midnight; Brewers To Ban ‘Carnival’; State Repeal Vote May 23

Beer Flows In 19 States At Midnight As City Awaits Legal Brew Today; 3.2 Era Opens Here With Few Revels

Nation Has Beer Shortage; 1,000,000 Barrels Consumed; Rush Brings In Big Revenue

Roosevelt Scraps Policy Of Economic Nationalism To Assist World Parley

Negro Found Guilty In Scottsboro Case; Jury Out 22 Hours

Negroes in Riotous March on Broadway Welcome Defender in the Scottsboro Case

Schwarz Ousted As Reich Consul; Assails Hitler

Roosevelt Savings Reach $1,020,000,000 In 1934 Outlay; Campaign Pledge Exceeded

Roosevelt Advisers Draft Plan To Mobilize Industry; Tariff Dictatorship Looms

Anti-Jewish ‘Drive’ Is Staged In Tokyo

Soviet ‘Frame-Up’ Charged By Briton At Moscow Trial

Britons’ Expulsion After Soviet Trial Held To Be Likely

Senate Rejects 16-1 Silver As A Clause In Farm Bill; Inflationists Get 33 Votes

Roosevelt To Halt All Gold Export; Plans More Liberal Reserve Credit; Industry Control Being Worked Out

Gold Standard Dropped For The Present To Lift Prices And Aid Our Trade Position; Plans For Controlled Inflation Drafted

Senate Gets Bill For Controlled Inflation Making The President Monetary Dictator; Stocks And Commodities Continue To Soar

Roosevelt Confers With M’Donald On Economic Recovery Of World; Republicans Attack Inflation Bill

Roosevelt And M’Donald Favor World Action On Money And Trade; Bitter Inflation Fight In Senate

Exchange Agreement Near, Experts Tell White House; Herriot Arrives For Talks

Roosevelt And M’Donald In Harmony On London Economic Parley Policies; Herriot Starts White House Talks

Roosevelt And M’Donald Report A ‘Clearer Understanding’ On Debt; Economic Parley To Open June 12

Roosevelt Seeks Debt-Tariff Deals, World Money Basis; Aids Disarming; Senate Votes Free Silver Proposal

Senate Votes 53-35 To Cut Gold Content Of Dollar; Herriot For Tariff Truce

Senate Passes Inflation-Farm Bill By 64-20; Industry Control Bill Permits Price Fixing; Three Nations To Act To Stabilize Exchange

Trade Deal With Canada Looms As Result Of Talks; Davis Offers Tariff Truce

MAY

Gandhi Plans Fast Lasting 3 Weeks

Hitler Will Draft Youth For Labor; 1,000,000 Hail Him

Nazis Seize Unions And Arrest Chiefs; Plan One Big Body

Inflation Bill Adopted In the House By 307-86; 30 Republicans Back It

Roosevelt Asks Pay Rise For Workers; Promises To Help Business End Chaos; He Sends Railroad Bill To Congress

Kidnapped Girl Is Found On A Boat Near Her Home; Ransom Of $80,000 Paid

Kidnappers Seized, $60,000 Recovered; Child Aids Police

Roosevelt Promises A ‘Partnership’ With Business, Farmers And Workers To Provide Profits And Higher Wages

President Expected To Get Right To Act On War Debts During Recess Of Congress

Britain Agrees To A Tariff Truce; Roosevlet To Ask Bargaining Power; Davis Warns Berlin On Arms Stand

Nazi Book-Burning Fails To Stir Berlin

Paris Now Offers To Pay Dec. 15 Debt If We Agree To Holiday During Parley

Hitler Calls Reichstag On Arms Issue; France Declares Opposition To Nazis; Eight Nations Approve Tariff Truce

Europe Anxiously Awaits Hitler Arms Declaration; Isolation Disturbs Reich

Nazi Leaders Now Uneasy Over Hostility Of World; Davis Working For Accord

Roosevelt To Outline Foreign Policy In Statement To The World Today; Nazis Face United Opponents On Arms

Roosevelt Asks Peace Through Arms Cuts In A Plea To 54 Nations, Including Russia; He Proposes A New Pact Of Non-Aggression

Hitler Says Reich Will Forego Arms But Will No Longer Remain Inferior; Roosevelt Plans Other Peace Steps

Hugh S. Johnson Chosen ‘Dictator’ Of Industry; Four Tax Plans Offered

Harriman Vanishes; Police Speed Hunt To Avert Suicide

Harriman Stabs Himself As He Is Found In Roslyn; His Wounds Not Serious

4 Powers Agree At Rome To Keep Peace Ten Years; France Shifts Arms Policy

Davis Pledges US To Consult On War And Not Block Action On Aggressor; London Now Sees Success Of Parleys

Morgan Paid No Income Tax For The Years 1931 And 1932; Neither Did His Partners

Morgan Stock Favor List Revealed; Woodin, Adams, M’Adoo, Young On It; Move Is Started To Change Tax Laws

Morgan Foreign Financing Detailed, Fees Disclosed; Coolidge On One Stock List

Gold Clause Repeal Asked By Roosevelt To Permit Payments In Legal Tender

Gen. Feng Rebels To Fight Japanese And Depose Chiang

Austria To Fight Nazis To A Finish, Dollfuss Asserts

Roosevelt To Act On Debts; May Waive June Interest; House Votes Gold Repeal

Germany Rejects Report To League That Her Laws Violate Silesian Treaty

JUNE

Morgan Favor Recipients Held To Share Stock Risk; Senator Kean On New List

Hitler To Expand Credit In His Recovery Program; Subsidies For Marriages

City Agrees On New Taxes On Bridges And Taxicabs; Real Estate Fees Raised

Roosevelt Urged To Veto Senate Veteran Increases To Save Economy Program

Roosevelt Warns House Leaders They Must Levy $170,675,067 Taxes If They Restore Veteran Pensions

Mattern Flies For Omsk; Beats Record To Moscow After Landing Near Oslo

Aldermen Vote Auto Tax As City Wide Fight Begins; Legality Is Challenged

Roosevelt Trims Program To Hasten End Of Session; Sees His Policies Menaced

Banks Renew City Loans To Dec. 11 At Rate Of 5 3/4% On $30,000,000 Tax Pledge

Morgan Defends His Taxes, Stock Lists And Business; Senators Hear Partners

Senators Plan To Adjourn By Filibuster On Reorganization; House Completes Action On Bills

Trade Parley Opens Today In Move To Speed Recovery; Monetary Truce Is Sought

Roosevelt Threatens Veto And Appeal To The Nation If Senate Voids Economies

Senate Fight On Veterans Again Halts Adjournment; Industrial Bill Is Passed

Britain Pays US $10,000,000 In Silver, Asks Revision; Roosevelt Bars Debt Action At Economic Conference; Senate Passes Veteran Amendment, Courting Veto

London Parley Draws Plan For Stabilized Currencies; Woodin Denies Agreement

President Starts Recovery Program, Signs Bank, Rail And Industry Bills; Wheat Growers Will Get $150,000,000

5 Slain In Battle By Gang To Free Oklahoma Bandit

Parley In Dilemma As Americans Fail To Clarify Policies

Our Domestic Recovery Put First By Washington; London Turning To Prices

10 Nations Outline Price Problems; First Parley Test Coming On Wheat; Moley Flies to Consult Roosevelt

1,629,000 New Jobs Created In Nation In Past 2 Months

Hitler Ousts Socialists From Reichstag And Diets; Suppresses Their Party

Conference Is Handicapped By Indecision Over Policies, But MacDonald Is Hopeful

Hull Pushes Plans to Raise Prices; First Accord Likely On Wheat Cuts; Fight On Labor In Industry Seen Here

Life Is Merely Dreamed, New Nerve Theory Holds

Freer Use Of Silver Money Gaining Support In London; Couzens Urges Price Rises

25% Gold Reserve Enough, Parley’s Experts Decide; Britain Won’t Peg Pound

French Seek Aid For Franc To Avert Devalorization; Moley Sees Recovery Here

Europe Asks Roosevelt Aid To End Dollar Speculation, Called Menace To Parley

JULY

Federal Reserves To ‘Steady’ Dollar, Easing Fluctuations During Parley; Roosevelt Permits Actions By Banks

Roosevelt Bars Gold Pact In Form Proposed By Bloc; Meets Cabinet Tomorrow

$4,000,000 Lent To Soviet By R.F.C. To Buy Cotton; Other Loans Are Expected

Roosevelt Rebuke Stuns Gold Bloc, But Conference Is Likely To Go On; President Turns To Domestic Drive

Roosevelt Sends Message Instructing Our Delegates To Keep Conference Going

London Conference Ready To Recess Today, Probably To October, On Gold Bloc’s Demand; Roosevelt To Base Dollar On 1924-25 Prices

Hull Plea Saves London Conference; All Factions Work On New Agenda; Roosevelt Pressing Home Recovery

Roosevelt Drafts Message Detailing Plan For Parley To Increase World Prices

Roosevelt Asks Alabama To Vote Dry Law Repeal As A Democratic Pledge

Hitler Seeks Jobs For All Germans

J.J. O’Connell Jr. Seized By Kidnappers In Albany; $250,000 Ransom Sought

O’Connells Name New Negotiators In Ransom Demand

Roosevelt Orders Farley To Place All Postmasters Under The Civil Service

Rush Of Industry Codes Swamps Recovery Board; Coal And Oil Leaders Act

President Considers Order Fixing Wages And Hours, Pending Code Agreements

Steel Code Grants Pay Rise Of 15% To Skilled Workers; 40-Hour Week Is Proposed

Post In Berlin In 25 3/4 Hours; Delayed In East Prussia By Storms, Then Flies On

1,000,000 Begin Short Week, Or Receive Higher Wages, As ‘New Deal’ Functions

Repeal Wins In Alabama And Arkansas By 3 To 2; Large Wet Vote In Cities

Great Italian Air Armada Is Acclaimed By Millions As It Wings Over The City

Post, Lost, lands In Alaska Village; Plane Is Damaged

Peek Calls Parley Monday To Curb Grain Speculation; President Watches Stocks

Post Arrives Safely In New York, Circling World In 7 Days, 19 Hours; Mollisons Are Flying The Atlantic

Mollisons Crash At Bridgeport; Both Are Injured, Planes Wrecked; Had Flown From Wales In 39 Hours

Roosevelt Appeals To The Nation For Unified Action To Spur Recovery; Peek Demands Grain Trading Reform

Nation Pledges Support To The President’s Code In A Flood Of Messages

President Starts Mobilizing Nation For 6,000,000 Jobs

Lehman Acts To Put State Behind The Recovery Drive; Rush Of Employers To Sign

NRA To Leave Pay In Higher Scales To The Employer

11 New York Banks Pledge Help To NRA By Financing The Production Of Goods

Kidnappers Free O’Connell After Payment Of $40,000; Thinks He Was Held Here

AUGUST

Death For Kidnappers, With Ransoming A Felony, Is Demanded By Lehman

Mob Stops Train Seeking 3 Lawyers

14,000 Banks Adopt code Covering Hours And Pay; NRA Acts In Coal Strike

NRA Makes New Move To Settle Coal Strike; Roosevelt In Touch

Gas Bombs Shut Stock Exchange; 4 Suspects Held

Roosevelt Appoints Board Of 7 To Decide All Disputes Over Industrial Problems

Government Will Adjust Its Contracts Under NRA To Meet Cost Increases

Havana Police Kill Score In Crowd Outside Capitol; Machado Expected To Quit

Gunmen Try To Kill Politician In Home

Roosevelt Calls On Cuba To Drop Political Strife; Island Under Martial Law

Machado Drafts A Formula Countering Welles’s Plan; Strikers Refuse To Return

Cuban Army Rises Against Machado; Demands He Resign By Noon Today; Roosevelt Studies Reconstruction

Machado Flies to A Secret Refuge; De Cespedes Made President Of Cuba; 18 Killed As Mobs Avenge Murders

Roosevelt Sends Warships To Cuba To Guard Americans, Not Intervene; De Cespedes Sworn In; Riots Subside

China Flood Covers 10,000 Square Miles

Rackets Linked To Politics By Medalie And Kernochan; Gang Escapes Police Trap

Roosevelt Ready To Act In Steel And Coal Tangle By Drafting Their Codes

Johnson Drafts Oil Code, Demands Action On Coal; Seeks New Chiefs For NRA

Steel Agreement Reached, Wins President’s Approval; Average 40-Hour Week Set

Roosevelt Approves Codes For Steel, Oil And Lumber; Coal Groups Still Debate

Reich Fails To Gain Under Nazis’ Rule; Foes Are Helpless

NRA Drafting Coal Code; Compact On Autos Near; Retail Hearing On Today

Johnson Seeks Federal Aid To Finance NRA Industries; Says Banks Lag In Credits

Johnson Will Not Permit Use Of Term ‘Open Shop’ In Code Of Any Industry

Roosevelt Gets Coal Men And Union Heads To Confer; Price Fixing In Retail Code

21 Nations In Wheat Pact, Curb Output And Exports; Inflation Issue Is Shelved

Roosevelt Sees The Nation Started On Upward Surge; Calls Policy Permanent

Moley Resigns From Post To Edit A New Magazine Backed By Vincent Astor

RFC Told By President To Seek Credits For NRA; Coal Agreement Reached

Exportation Of Mine Gold Permitted By Roosevelt; Time Limit For Hoarders

$37,500,000 Loan To City For 38th Street Tunnel; 4-Year Job For 8,000 Men

SEPTEMBER

Johnson Aide Resigns In Clash On NRA Policy; Labor Issue Still Active

Nazis Pledge Jobs; Hitler Places Art On A ‘Nordic’ Basis

Hitler Sees Reich Nazi For All Time; Aides Assail Jews

Hitler Disclaims Desire For A War; 150,000 In Review

Cuban Troops Rise Against Officers; Rule By Committee

Radical Junta Rules Cuba As Army Ousts Cespedes; We Rush 4 Warships There

We Consult Latin America As Swanson Goes To Cuba; Wells Reports ‘Disquiet’

29 U.S. Ships On Cuban Duty; Factions There Adopt Plan For Nation To Save Itself

Cubans Seeks A Coalition As Army Crisis Continues; Mexico Pleads For Order

Cuba’s Rebel Junta Yields To Demand For President; Plans to Hold Elections

Grau San Martin Sworn In As Cuba’s New President; Army Officers Are Defiant

O’Brien To Push Tax Plan Despite Stormy Protest; Rejects Savings Bank Aid

Johnson Tells NRA Rally Depression Is 25% Lifted By Roosevelt’s Program

1,500,000 Cheer Vast NRA Parade; March Of 250,000 City’s Greatest; Demonstration Lasts Till Midnight

Coal Men Tell Roosevelt Code Will Be Signed Today; 16 Shot In Riots At Mines

Soft Coal Code Approved By Operators And Miners; Wage Agreements Near

Operators Accept Code For Soft Coal Industry; Union To Be Recognized

Lehman Ready To Step In As Banks Ask He Be Called To Help Solve City Crisis

President Refuses To Resign In Cuba; Dictatorship Seen

Prial Defeats Tammany By 70,000; O’Brien And Rest Of Slate Victors; Koenig Defeat By Mellen Indicated

7 Gangsters Seized Here In O’Connell Kidnapping; Linked To Five Murders

President Orders Outlay Of $75,000,000 To Clothe And Feed The Unemployed

Roosevelt Offers To Lend 10 Cent A Pound On Cotton To Farmers Reducing Crops

Austria To Set Up Nazi Prison Camps

M’Kee To Run, Farley Says; Aides Pick Running Mate; Untermyer Hits Pay Cut

Tampico In Ruins; Hundreds Killed In 150-Mile Gale

O’Brien Vetoes Stock Tax; Exchange Decides To Stay; New Payroll Crisis Near

Banks Agree To City Finance Plan; Lehman Breaks Deadlock In Crisis; M’Kee To Make Statement Today

City Accepts Four-Year Credit Plan; Vote 10% Tax Penalty; Loans At 4%; M’Kee Now Is Expected Not To Run

M’Kee In Race, Denounces ‘Corrupt, Stupid’ Tammany; Curry And Fusion Worried

OCTOBER

Roosevelt Decides To Buy Coal, Food And Clothing For The Needy This Winter

Buy Now Campaign Without Ballyhoo Begins Next Week

Heavy Fighting In Havana; 119 Dead, One An American; Officers Surrender Hotel

Dollfuss Is Shot By Austrian Nazi

Briton Denounces Nazi Racial Views At Geneva Session

Pecora On M’Kee’s Ticket; Bronx Breaks With Curry; Leaders Face Loss Of Jobs

M’Kee Refuses M’Naboe Aid; Fertig Quits Curry Ticket; Goldman Ousted, 200 To Go

President Orders Accord At Once On Captive Mines, Or He Will Act Himself

Hillquit, Leader Of Socialists, Dies

Democrats Bolt To M’Kee In Brooklyn And Queens; A Job Rush, Seabury Says

M’Cooey Rule Collapsing As Leaders Go To M’Kee; O’Brien Opens His Campaign

M’Kee Opens His Campaign; Denies Control By ‘Boss’; Would End Needless Jobs

Lone Island Picked To Imprison Worst Of Our Criminals

A.F. Of L. Votes A Boycott On All German Products Until Persecution Ceases

Germany Quits League And Arms Parley; Hitler Scores Treaty, Demands Equality; Call Election Nov. 12 To Obtain Approval

Brief Arms Parley Recess Sought In Move To Save It; Note To Be Sent To Reich

M’Kee Denounces Race Bias Charge; Cites His Record

Bosses Denounced By Prial At Rally In Tammany Hall; O’Brien Gets An Ovation

Hitler Rejects Parleys Till Equality Is Granted; Acts To Win Foes At Home

M’Kee Charges Tammany With Relief Fund Graft; Mills Speaks For Fusion

Roosevelt Acts To Recognize Russia With Invitation To Conference Here; Litvinoff Coming To Discuss Issues

O’Brien Prohibits Celebration Here Of German Society

Roosevelt Announces New Policy To Value Dollar; To Fix Price Of Gold After Putting Up Commodities; Answers Critics Of The NRA In Radio Talk To Nation

Roosevelt Will Buy Gold At Once Above World Price; Stocks Rise; Code For Retail Stores Is Signed

Gold Buying Starts Today; Price Will Be Fixed Daily; NRA Import Curb Studied

Gold Buying Opens At $31.36 Only 27c Over World Price

M’Kee Outlines Program, Listing 21 Major Planks; Seabury Attack Record

President Declares Ford Ineligible For Contracts Under Provisions Of NRA

Arabs Riot Again; Palestine Unrest Spreading Outside

Roosevelt Decides To Buy Gold In World’s Markets; RFC Will Make Purchases

2,500 In Mob Raid Detroit Die Plants

NOVEMBER

LaGuardia And M’Kee Agree Economy Can Slash Budget; 4-Year Bank Plan Is Signed

Nazis Swallow Up Ullstein Press, Largest In Reich

Fusion Candidates Cheered At Great Rally In Garden; Farley To Vote For M’Kee

Governors Draft A Plan For Drastic Price Fixing; President May Modify It

Rival Parties Stage Big Rallies As City Campaign Nears Its Close; All Leaders Speak In Final Drive

Three Parties See Victory In Tomorrow’s Election; Managers Make Forecasts

Huge City Vote Is Expected Today; All Candidates Fight To Very End; M’Kee Sees Election Fraud Plot

LaGuardia Elected Mayor Of New York; Fusion Controls Board Of Estimate; Repeal Of 18th Amendment Is Assured

Capacity Liquor Output Permitted By Roosevelt; Repeal Effective Dec. 5

State Liquor Rules Issued; Old-Time Saloon Banned; Rigid Curbs On Retail Sale

Hitler Stops All Industry an Hour For Final Plea for Unanimous Vote

HIndenburg Urges 100% Hitler Vote

40,618,147 For Hitler In Record German Poll; 2,055,363 ‘Noes’ Counted

Nazis Look Abroad For The Next Step; Hitler Hides Plans

‘Mr. X’ At Hearing Details Nazi ‘Plot’

W.K. Vanderbilt Jr. Is Killed In South; His Car Hits Truck

Nazi Church Laws to Be Revoked; ‘Non-Aryans’ Now Acceptable

United States Recognizes Soviet, Exacting Pledge On Propaganda; Bullitt Named First Ambassador

Roosevelt Scores ‘Tories’ And ‘Doubting Thomases’; Sees Peace In Soviet Pact

Protestants Balk At Curb By Nazis; Condemn ‘Pagans’

A.A.U. Boycotts 1936 Olympics Because Of the Nazi Ban On Jews

Sprague Quits Treasury To Attack Gold Policy; Roosevelt Going Ahead

Reserve’s Advisers Urge We Return To Gold Basis; President Hits At ‘Foes’

End Of Dollar Uncertainty Expected Soon in Capital; RFC Gold Price Unchanged

Roosevelt Won’t Change Government’s Gold Policy, Ignoring Attack By Smith

Hitler Asks New Accord Ending Versailles Pact; Consults French Envoy

6,000 Watch A Mob Hang Slayers Of Brooke Hart As Body Is Found In Bay

President Brings Movies And Liquor Under NRA Rule

Missouri Negro, 19, Lynched, Despite Soldiers And Tanks; Troops Win Maryland Fight

Four In Maryland Held As Lynchers Freed By Court

DECEMBER

Royal Bones Convict Richard III Of Murders in the Tower in 1483

Waxey Gordon Guilty; Gets 10 Years, Is Fined $80,000 For Tax Evasion

Swanson Warns Of ‘Impaired’ Navy As Inviting War

Spain Moves to Crush Disorders As Right Parties Gain in Election

Legal Liquor Due Tonight; City Ready To Celebrate; Stores To Open Tomorrow

Prohibition Repeal Is Ratified At 5:32 P.M.; Roosevelt Asks Nation To Bar The Saloon; New York Celebrates With Quiet Restraint

Liquor For Homes Scarce; Speakeasy Raids Go On; Inquiry On Prices Likely

Britain Is Unmoved By Mussolini Plan To Reform League

Roosevelt Calls On Peek To Head Bureau To Seek Liquor Import Treaties

Spain Crushes Anarchist Rebels; 42 Killed, Hundreds Wounded

Anarchists Renew Uprising In Spain; Madrid Is Bombed

High Liquor Tax Barred By Roosevelt In Order To Destroy Bootlegger

3 Stowaways Found on Byrd Ship; Add to Problem of Overcrowding

Berle, Moses, Blanshard In The LaGuardia Cabinet; 3 Other Liberals Chosen

NRA Warns Weir Not To Break Law; Steel Man Defiant

Morgenthau Asks Revision To Close Income Tax Gaps; For Low Rate Under $25,000

Dr. Einstein Doubts Light Speed Varies

U.S. Move To Block A Feminism Treaty Laid To Strife Here

RFC Seeks A Billion More To Lend To Closed Banks; Wants Added Year Of Life

City Orders A New Label On All Whisky By Jan. 5, Showing The Ingredients

400,000 Germans To Be Sterilized

President Orders Purchase of 24,421,410 Silver Ounces Yearly, Half To Be Coined

Van Der Lubbe Gets Sentence Of Death, Four Others Freed

Sterilization Condemned by Pope; Nazis’ Plan Is Held UnChristian

Archbishop Assassinated In Procession To Altar; Laid To Old-World Feud

City Yuletide Gay, All The Needy Fed; Less Intoxication

Roosevelt Busy Drafting Plans For New Congress; He Consults Many Aides

Stalin Says Japan Is ‘Grave Danger’; Hopes For Peace

New Cooperation Policy For Wastern Hemisphere Outlined By Roosevelt

Mercury 3 Below Zero, Coldest Day In 14 Years; Relief Here Due Today

Cold Wave Ends In City After Dip To 6 Below Zero

News source: New York Times

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