JANUARY
33,400 Men Are Made Idle; ‘Sit-Down’ Strikes Close 7 General Motor Plants
General Motors Faces Shutdown In All Plants; Union Bars Local Deals
Germans Stiffen Attitude On Spain; Fire On A Steamer
Britain And Italy, In Accord Hold Spain Must Be ‘Intact’; Reich Would End Ship Clash
Reich Openly Mustering Its Public Against Spain; Rebels Gain Near Madrid
Federal Conciliator Tries To Arrange A Conference To Settle The Auto Strike
Roosevelt Calls On Courts To Help Adapt Constitution To Our Needs; Lehman Stresses Social Security
Reich, Italy To Halt War Aid Only If Others Leave Spain; British Fleet To Gibraltar
Paris Moves To Balk Reich As Troops Go Into Morocco; Army And Navy Made Ready
Rebels Close In On Madrid Under Heavy Gun Barrage; Say Defense Is Weakening
Britain Bars Volunteers To Spain; Calls On Other Nations To Do Same; Franco’s Drive On Madrid Is Halted
24 Hurt In Flint Strike Riot; Police Battle Street Mobs; Governor Rushes To Scene
President Asks 105 Bureaus Be Put Into 12 Departments, Creating 2 Cabinet Posts
Auto Peace Talks To Be Held Today, But Clash Looms
Germany And Italy Decide To Back Final Franco Drive Before Armed Aid Is Halted
Court Picks Negro To Defend Green
$14,000 Gold Ingot Missing From Ship
Auto Strike Parley Off; Strikers Stay In Plants, So G.M.C. Bars Peace Talk
Rebels Close On Malaga After Hard 2-Day Battle; Il Duce Moves For Peace
Soviet Tries Radek And 16 On Saturday As Trotsky’s Aides
Roosevelt Pledges Warfare Against Poverty, Broader Aid For ‘Those Who Have Too Little’; Throngs See Inauguration In Pelting Rain
Auto Peace Talks Collapse; Sloan Quits As Lewis Calls On President To Back Union
150,000 Homeless In Floods; 16 Dead, Damage In Millions; Water To 72 Ft. At Cincinnati
Cold Grips Flooded Areas, Food And Shelter Scarce; 300,000 Flee Rising Waters
Ohio River Flood Disaster Grows; Fire Adds To Peril In Cincinnati; Roosevelt Directs Vast Relief Move
Whole Towns In Flight As Ohio Still Rises; Cincinnati Paralyzed, Flood Nearing 80 Feet; Martial Law In Louisville As Chaos Spreads
Flood Crest Nears The Mississippi, With Levees Threatened In Sweep; Mile Upon Mile In Wake Desolate
Flood Slowly Recedes On The Ohio, Leaving More Than 900,000 Homeless; Army Ready To Aid On The Mississippi
Tension Eases In Flood Zone With Levees Still Holding; Ohio Valley’s Danger Past
Mississippi Rises; Flood About Cairo At Critical Stage
Hitler Retracts ‘War Guilt’; Demands Former Colonies; Says ‘Surprises’ Are Ended
FEBRUARY
13 Plotters’ Pleas Futile In Moscow; All Will Be Shot
Troops Surround Plants Following Riots In Flint; Whole State Guard On Way
Court Orders Strikers Ousted Today; Men Wire Murphy They Won’t Submit; Lewis Goes To Detroit To ‘Face Crisis’
Auto Parleys Deadlocked; Talks To Be Resumed Today; Mobs In Flint Defy Sheriff
Auto Deadlock Unbroken But Murphy Reports Gain; Roosevelt Insists On Peace
Roosevelt Asks Power To Reform Courts, Increasing The Supreme Bench To 15 Justices; Congress Startled, But Expected To Approve
Court Reform Faces Fight, But Passage Is Forecast; Views Of Justices Sought
Roosevelt By Promise Of NRA And AAA Revival To Push Bench Reform
Compromise On High Court Sought By Some Leaders To Have 2 Justices Retire
Court Compromise Pressed As Opposition Increases; House Starts Action Today
Auto Sit-Down Strike Ends; Agreement Will Be Signed At 11 A.M. To Quit Plants
Strikers Quit Auto Plants; Operations Resume Monday; $25,000,000 Rise In Wages
Roosevelt Seen Planning Public Appeal On Courts To End Congress Revolt
Glass, Wheeler Denounce Court Plan As La Follette Broadcasts In Its Defense
Cummings Scores ‘Hysteria’ On Roosevelt’s Court Plan; Senate Revolt Is Spreading
Democrats Press Search For A Court Compromise; President Is Unyielding
Britain Announces A Record Program Of Naval Building
2 Amendments Proposed To Limit Court’s Powers; A.F. Of L. Backs President
6 Dead, 10 Hurt In Explosion Aboard Battleship Wyoming; Shell Bursts In Gun Breech
Sandhogs’ Leader In Strike Is Slain At Home In Jersey
Rosoff Seized As Witness In Strike Chief’s Murder; Refuses To Go To Jersey
Roosevelt Aides Muster To Test Court Strength; Nye Denounces Program
Rollo Ogden Dead: Editor of The Times
Reich Business Fights 4-Year Plan; Will Present a Warning To Hitler
City Bar Assails Revision Of Court As ‘Indefensible’
Borah Asks Amendment Giving States Control Of All Social Programs
Gas Barrage Ousts Fansteel Strikers In A Short Battle
Gas Bombs Injure 36 In Six Movies; Audiences Routed
MARCH
Pastor’s Death in German Prison Causes Stir Among Protestants
High Court Backs Gold Ban; 5-To-4 Ruling Aids New Deal; Spirited Debate On Revision
Carnegie Steel Signs C.I.O. Contract For Pay Rise, 40-Hr. Week, Recognition; Deadlock On Naval Orders Broken
C.I.O. Drives On To Unionize The Entire Steel Industry; Independents Raise Wages
President Puts Court Plan On Basis Of Parity Loyalty; Says Problems Can’t Wait
France Ends Curb On Gold To Regain Vast Sum Abroad
Foes Of Court Bill Reply To President, Assail ‘Deception’
New Yorker Is Awed and Shocked In the Fog of a Dust Bowl Storm
Cruiser Sinks Spanish Ship That Outran U.S. Arms Ban; Passengers And Crew Safe
Roosevelt Asks That Nation Trust Him In Court Move; Resents ‘Packing’ Charges
Cummings Opens the Drive Before Senate Committee For Passage Of Court Plan
U.S. Takes Reich To Task Over Attacks In Press On La Guardia Incident
3 Senators Score Court Plan Here As Peril To Nation
Pittman Plans A Switch To 15 Permanent Judges, With Amendment Later
Hints Radio Chains Aid Court Change By Discrimination
Court Orders C.I.O. Strikers To Leave Chrysler Plants; Murphy Plans Enforcement
Detroit Strikers Defiant; City Faces General Tie-Up; Murphy Gets Hotel Accord
Murphy Warns Of Force As Strikers Defy Court Order At Detroit Plants; Sit-Ins Hotly Denounced In Senate
500 Pupils And Teachers Are Killed In Explosion Of Gas In Texas School; 100 Injured Taken From The Debris
School Deaths Under 500; Some Families Have Lost All Their Children In Blast
6,000 Chrysler Sit-Ins Defy Gov. Murphy To Use Troops; General Strike Threatened
7 Die In Puerto Rico Riot, 50 Injured As Police Fire On Fighting Nationalists
Hughes Against Court Plan; Wheeler Says It Originated With ‘Young Men’ Last Year
Chrysler And Lewis Meet Murphy In Lansing Today; 60,000 At Defiant Meeting
Lewis Agrees To Evacuate C.I.O. Sit-Ins From Chrysler Factories By Morning; Workers Voting On Order Of Leaders
7 In Cafe Racket Guilty; Dewey Scores A Victory In Industrial Gang War
Police Hero Named As Racketeers’ Spy On Staff Of Dewey
Synagogue Swept By Fire In 82d St.; Incendiary Hunted
A.F.L. Brands Sit-In Strike Illegal Property Seizure; Chrysler Deadlock Holds
Minimum Wage Law Constitutional; Supreme Court Switch Due To Roberts; Glass Excoriates Roosevelt’s Plan
Robinson Says Bitterness Drove Glass Into ‘Error’; Lehman Plans Wage Talks
APRIL
Paris Ready To Ask Step To Withdraw Aliens In Civil War
Move To Condemn ‘Sit-Ins’ Starts Sharp Senate Clash; New Michigan Strike Wave
House Moves For Sit-Down Inquiry Over Opposition Of Administration; C.I.O. Starts Purge Of Red Membership
15 Fast Russian Planes Cause Havoc In Cordoba; Swoop Low In Brief Raid
Dog’s Police Stunt Kills Patrolman
Senate, 48-36, Blocks Move To Declare Sit-Ins Illegal; Guffey Coal Bill Passed
Chrysler Strike Is Settled; 65,000 Will Return To Work; New Parleys Over Details
Farmers Oust 500 Sit-Ins In Battle At Hershey Plant; Henry Ford Bars All Unions
House Bars Sit-In Inquiry, 236-149, In Stormy Session; Ontario Clamps Ban On C.I.O.
Ontario Expects Showdown Today On Openings G.M. Plant; A.F.L Union Adopts C.I.O. Plan
Premier Bars ‘C.I.O. Agitator,’ Breaking Up Oshawa Parley; Union Opens Campaign Here
Shots From C.I.O. Office Wound 9 of Rival Union
Supreme Court Upholds Wagner Labor Law; Hailed by Friends And Foes Of Bench Change; Unions See Sweeping Progress Within A Year
Roosevelt Still Presses His Bill To Change Court; May Take A Compromise
Taxis Slash Rates a Third; Operators Defy Police Ban
C.I.O. To Leave Strike In Oshawa To Local Unions; All I.M.M. Ships Face Tie-Up
Katonah Bandits Caught By Sheriff In Nebraska After Kansas Gun Fight
7th Suspect Taken Here In Gang Raid On Katonah Bank
Roosevelt Message To Ask $250,000,000 Cut In Expenses; Balanced Budget Now In ’39
27 Nations Start Spanish Patrols; Valencia Defiant
Roosevelt Asks Economy; Spurs Congress To Action; Taxes Deferred Until 1938
Italy Held Unprepared to Protect Austria Against a German Coup
Mussolini Blocks Vienna Monarchy; Bans Military Aid
50 Hurt In Strike Battle At Stockton, California; Hershey Outvotes C.I.O.
Hirsch, In Nazi Jail, Resigned To Death
Vast German Fair Is Built In Secret To Rival Paris Fete
Herndon Set Free By Supreme Court
15% Cut In Appropriations Proposed As Session Goal; Roosevelt Reported For It
Reich Priest Gets 11 Years In Prison
Nazi Regime To Try 1,000 Monks In War Against Cathholics
MAY
Rebel Battleship Is Sunk By Spain’s Loyalist Fliers; Cruiser Also Put To Flight
Hitler Defies Church Foes; Warns He Will Fix Morals; Soviet Shows Army Power
6,000 Called Out In 11 Film Crafts; Actors Hesitant
Pulitzer Prize for Novel Won by ‘Gone With Wind”
Anarchists In Open Revolt Against Barcelona Regime; Italy And Reich Shape Bloc
Barcelona Quells Anarchist Revolt; Cabinet Is Altered
Hindenburg Burns In Lakehurst Crash; 21 Known Dead, 12 Missing; 64 Escape
Washington Starts Airship Inquiry; Death Toll Reaches 33; Lehmann Dies; Germany Will Continue Air Service
U.S. Navy Names Own Board To Investigate Airship Fire; 2 More Die; 30 In Hospitals
Coronation Week Opens As Rain Drenches Crowd; Notables Throng London
Gay London Is Prepared To Crown King Tomorrow; He Dines 400 Notables
Million Line Royal Route In Morning Mist As Procession Starts For King’s Coronation; World Notables Gathered In Westminster
George VI And Elizabeth Crowned In Abbey; Millions Of Their Subjects Acclaim Them; King, On Air, Pledges Service To The Empire
Aid Of Queen Mary For Royal Wedding Sought By Windsor
Roosevelt, Back, Demands Passage Of His Court Plan And $1,500,000,000 Relief Fund
Foes Of Court Bill Insist Roosevelt Aids Their Cause
Communists Block Cabinet For Spain And Premier Quits
15 Democratic Senators Now Demand Showdown With Roosevelt On Court
Van Devanter, 78, Retires; Adverse Court Bill Report Voted By Committee, 10 To 8
J. Henry Roraback Kills Self By Shot
French and German Historians Agree to Purge Texts of ‘Poison’
Basic 40-Hour Work Week, 40 Cts. Hour Minimum Pay, Planned In Federal Bill
Eckener Lays Airship Fire To Static and Leaking Gas
John D. Rockefeller Dies At 97 In His Florida Home; Funeral To Be Held Here
Supreme Court Backs Security Act On Job Insurance, 5-4, Pensions, 7-2; Roosevelt Asks A Wage-Hour Law
Italian Jews Told To Uphold Fascism Or Leave Country
Ford Men Beat And Rout Lewis Union Organizers; 80,000 Out In Steel Strike
I.R.T. Signs Pact With C.I.O.; 14,000 Get 10 P.C. Pay Rise; Davey Acts For Steel Peace
26 Hurt In Chicago Riot As Police Fight Strikers Marching On Steel Plant
Reich Battleship Set Afire By Spanish Loyalist Bombs; Italians To Fire On Planes
4 Killed, 84 Hurt As Strikers Fight Police In Chicago
JUNE
German Warships Shell Almeria, Killing 20, In Revenge For Bombing; Berlin, Rome Quit Neutral Patrol
Italian Warships To Halt Vessels Carrying Arms For The Loyalists; Hull Appeals To Reich And Spain
British Push Safe Zone Idea As Tension On Spain Wanes; Reich War Minister In Rome
Roosevelt Now Considering Compromise On Court Bill; For Action At This Session
Early Action On Court Bill Now Expected In Congress; President Criticizes Bench
W.J. Henderson, 81, Killed By Bullet
Catholic And Nazi Youth Clash In Munich, 10 Held; Hitler Warns The Church
C.I.O. Seizes Michigan Capital To Protest Pickets’ Arrest; Snarls Traffic, Shuts Mills
Monroe, Mich., Calls Citizens To Arms To Guard Men Returning To Steel Jobs; Fights In Ohio As Pickets Are Disarmed
C.I.O. Power Strike In Michigan Ends; Gov. Davey Calls Steel Peace Parley; Police Battle Rioters In Youngstown
Monroe Deputies Smash Picket Lines And Allow 500 Men To Return To Jobs; Youngstown Seeking Special Police
Monroe Asks Martial Law As C.I.O. Calls Rally There; Youngstown To Keep Order
Gov. Murphy Orders Troops To Protect Monroe Today; Cambria Mill Still Running
Lewis Calls Mine Strikes To Halt Steel Mills’ Coal; Troops Keep Monroe Peace
Senate Report Rejects Court Plan As Needless And ‘Dangerous’ Proposal
Roosevelt Says The Steel Companies, Agreeing Orally, Should Sign Pacts; Davey Plan For Them To Do So Rejected
Johnstown Mayor Appeals To Roosevelt To Intervene; Ohio Plants Seek To Reopen
Roosevelt Names A Board To Seek Steel Strike Peace; Moves To Open Mills Go On
Back-To-Work Drive On In Strike Zone; Youngstown Plans To Reopen Its Mills; Republic Scores ‘Status Quo’ Anarchy
Earle Blockades Johnstown Plant; Steel Officials Ignore Closing Order; City Is Under Rule Of State Police
Catholic Schools Are Shut By The Nazis In All Bavaria; Thousands Of Children Out
Roosevelt Asks Steel Plants Not To Reopen; Gov. Davey Orders Troops To Keep Status Quo After Operators Quit Mediation Conference
Strike Mediators Hopeful As They See Rival Leaders; Quiet Day At Steel Mills
Reich And Italy Quit Patrol; Nazi Ships Mass Off Spain; Rome Sees Pledges Ended
Mediators Ask Face-To-Face Parley Of Steel Leaders And C.I.O. Officers, But Republic And Youngstown Refuse
Chamberlain Sees Danger Of War In Spanish Crisis; Urges Europe To Be Calm
Gov. Davey Says Miss Perkins Asked Steel Chiefs Be ‘Held Till They Sign’; She Explains She Suggested Subpoena
German Veterans Cheer For George At Rally In Reich
Michigan Limits Picketing, Curbs Outside Agitators; New Roosevelt Policy Seen
Public Tired Of Both Sides In Strike, Roosevelt Feels; Blasts Shut Cambria Plant
JULY
Japanese And Russians Reported Massing On Amur After Soviet Ship Is Sunk
Soviet Urges Withdrawal Of Both Sides At Border; Issues Big Defense Loan
Miss Earhart Forced Down At Sea, Howland Isle Fears; Coast Guard Begins Search
Storm Turns Back Plane Sent To Find Miss Earhart; Several Radio Calls Heard
Earhart Heard By Honolulu; Definite Signals Reported From Flier By Coast Guard
Earhart Searchers Arrive At Point Reported Given By Plane On Radio; Transatlantic Fliers Reach Goals
Earhart Search Shifting To Southeast Of Howland After Fifth Fruitless Day
Warship’s Planes Start Search For Miss Earhart; No Definite Signal Heard
Colorado’s Planes Again Hunt In Vain For Miss Earhart
U.S. Agrees to Sell Gold to China In Move to Aid World Currencies
95.6 Heat Kills 25 More On 4th Torrid Day Here; Brief Respite Promised
Fifth Day of Heat Wave Kills 38 Before Thunderstorm Cools City
Fighting Continues In China; Big Japanese Force Moving; Tokyo Sends Stiff Demands
Revolt Against Court Bill Grows With House Joining; Copeland Chides Roosevelt
Senator Robinson Dies Suddenly; Senate Faces Fight On Leadership And Fate Of Court Bill Is Doubtful
Roosevelt Demands Fight For Court Change Continue; Says Nation Backs His Aims
Sharper Fight On Court Bill Follows President’s Letter; He Is Neutral On Leadership
Revolt Within Tammany Imperils Copeland Race; Republicans Lean To Him
China’s Chief In The North Makes Terms With Japan; Agrees To Withdraw Army
Lehman Calls Court Plan Dangerous And Asks Wagner To Vote Against It; Proponents, Resentful, Press Fight
Court Change To Be Shelved For Present, Capital Hears After White House Parleys; Roosevelt Sees Both Rivals For Leadership
Court Bill Drives Collapses; Foes To ‘Write Own Ticket’; Barkley Made Leader, 38-37
Court Bill Is Killed, 70 To 20, As Senate Galleries Cheer; Lower Court Change Likely
City to Liberalize College System Under Fusion-Controlled Board
Wilson In A Rage Over Earle ‘Spies’
Japanese Planes Bomb The Chinese In New Outbreak
Japanese Troops Cut Off In Peiping, Many Killed; Tokyo Plans Stern Action
Battle For Peiping Begins; Chinese Are Pushed Back; One Regiment Annihilated
Chinese Attack At Tientsin; Foreigners Seeking Safety; Peiping Defenses Bombed
Air Raid Spreads Ruin In Tientsin As Chinese Battle With Japanese; Garrison Is Trapped Near Peiping
Chinese Routed By Japanese In District 100 Miles Wide; Tientsin Uprising Crushed
AUGUST
Japanese Batter Tientsin As Chinese Still Hold Out; ‘Puppet State’ Is In Revolt
30 Soviet Churchmen Are Tried On Charges of Fascist Plotting
Sullivan Heads Tammany, Pledges Aid To Copeland; New Deals Foe In Saddle
Roosevelt Hints Justice Will Be Nominated Soon; Borah Sees No Vacancy
Whalen Drops Out Of Race; Mahoney Will Replace Him; Copeland To Continue Fight
Japan Threatens A Wider Conflict; Warns Foreigners
Senate Passes Housing Bill With $4,000 A Family Limit; New Court Bill Up Today
Senate In 59 Minutes Votes Changes In Lower Courts; Session End By Aug. 21 Seen
Japanese Occupy Peiping To Set Up Rule By Army; Nanking’s Threat Defied
Japanese Navy Men Slain By Chinese Near Airfield; Shanghai Situation Tense
Maylor And Copeland File For Republican Primary; Rival Democrats In Race
Revolt In Congress Blocks Chief Roosevelt Measures; Democrats Lead Uprising
Senator Black Nominated As Supreme Court Justice; Quick Confirmation Balked
Shanghai Battle Goes On As Rain Halts City Fires; Chinese Planes Attack Ship
Chinese Air Bombs Kill 600 In Shanghai; 3 Americans Among The Foreign Dead; Hull Sends Plea To China And Japan
Japanese Forces Attack Shanghai In Early Dawn By Land, Air And Sea; U.S. Evacuating Women And Children
Shanghai Battle Rages During Night; Casualties Heavy; Troops Pouring In; Thousands Of Foreigners Seek Safety
Black Confirmed By Senate, 63-16; Debate Is bitter
Roosevelt Assails Critics As Enemies Of Democracy; Stands By Present System
Chinese Thrust Foes Back In Fierce Drive At Shanghai; U.S. Insists River Stay Open
U.S. Flagship Hit, 1 Killed, 18 Injured; One-Fourth Of Shanghai Is Burning; Chinese Take Offensive In The North
Japanese Air Bombs Spread Fire And Terror In Shanghai; Raid On Nanking Is Repulsed
60,000 Troops Battling Near Peiping In Drive By Chinese To Regain North; 400 Killed In Shanghai Foreign Zone
Shanghai Bomb Dead 195, Wounded 475; Chinese Set Fires To Block Japanese; Hull Again Makes A Plea For Peace
Japanese Set Nankow Trap, But Are In Peril At Peiping; Firing At Shanghai Intense
Japanese Blockade Coast Of China To Foe’s Shipping; Mass For Shanghai Push
Japanese Fliers Shoot British Envoy; London Is Considering Sharp Action; Tokyo May Search Foreign Vessels
Hull Warns Japan And China On U.S. Ships And Nationals; Britain Preparing Demands
Japanese Bombs Kill 200, Wound 400, In Sudden Plane Attack On Shanghai; China Offers To Take Hull Peace Plan
Sharp British Note Demands Redress For ‘Inexcusable’ Wounding Of Envoy; China And Russia Enter Anti-War Pact
U.S. Warns Ships To Avoid Shanghai After Chinese Bomb Big Dollar Liner; Warships Ready To Save Americans
SEPTEMBER
Japanese ‘Big Push’ Ready At Shanghai And In North; China Apologizes To U.S.
Japanese Win Air Control, But Are Held Up On Land; Bitter Battle At Woosung
Chinese Bombs Upset Japanese Plans To Land Troops And Guns For Drive; Warships Will Escort Our Shipping
Chinese Put Troopships To Fight, Bar Japanese Landing At Shanghai; Big Guns Pound Whole Enemy Line
Three Powers Ask End Of Warfare Around Foreign Areas At Shanghai; U.S. Will Oppose Aggressive Nations
Japan Opens Big Offensive On Whole Shanghai Front; Chinese Lines Hold Firmly
Russia Charges Italy Torpedoed Two Of Her Ships
Russia Wants Indictment Of Italy At Parley; Objects To Bid To Reich; London And Paris To Act On ‘Piracy’
Reich, Italy Reject ‘Piracy’ Parley; Britain, France Determined To Act; U.S. Warns Ships In Mediterranean
‘Piracy’ Parley Opens Today; Britain Would Curb Soviet; Rome And Berlin Stay Out
Nyon Powers Act To Suppress Piracy; To Patrol Mediterranean By Zones; Russia Threatened To Take Own Steps
Britain And France Get Patrol Duty With Way Open For Italy To Aid Them; Roosevelt Determined To Avoid War
Soviet ‘Cleansing’ Sweeps Through All Strata of Life
China Appeals To League, But Avoids Charge Of War; Army Retires At Shanghai
Rosevelt Named Black Unaware Of Link To Klan
British Insurers Now Put Curb On Trade To Orient; Japanese Gain In North
La Guardia And Mahoney Defeat Copeland In Heavy Primary Voting; Upsets In Tammany Leaderships
Roosevelt Renews His Fight For Whole Social Program; Challenges Foes On Court
British Destroyer Attacked By Plane Off Coast Of Spain
Colmery Warns Legion On Perils To Democracy; Convention Opens Today
Legion Urged To Help Avoid War; Warned On Nazi And Red Perils; World Mood Dangerous, Hull Says
2,000,000 In 5th Ave. Cheer Legion In Great Pageant; 85,000 In 18-Hour Parade
U.S. In Sharp Note To Japan ‘Objects’ To Nanking Raids; Fifty Planes Attack City
20 Chinese Cities Bombed; 2,000 Casualties In Canton; Japanese Halted At Paoting
Britain Expresses ‘Horror’ Of Bombings, Talks Boycott; Our Fleet To Stay In China
80 Japanese Planes Bomb Nanking For Seven Hours; 200 Killed; Heavy Damage
Russian Note Warns Japan To Spare Nanking Embassy; Protests Worry Japanese
Japanese Submarines Sink Fishing Junks; Hundreds Die; 22 Nations Condemn Raids
Soviet Envoy Flying Home From China, Aims Secret; Hull Backs League’s Step
Black Hints He Won’t Resign, Parries Questions On Klan; Now Drafting Radio Speech
OCTOBER
No Hint By Black Of Details Of Talk Over Radio Tonight
Black Admits He Joined The Klan; Quit, Then Ignored ‘Unsolicited’ Card; Cites Record As Liberal In Senate
Black’s Senate Silence Still Puzzling Capital; His Seating Now Awaited
London Mob Raids Fascists’ Meeting
Justice Black On Bench As High Court Receives Protests On Seating Him
Roosevelt Urges ‘Concerted Action’ For Peace And Arraigns Warmakers; League Committee Condemns Japan
U.S. Condemns Japan As Invader Of China; Drops Neutrality Policy To Back League; Geneva Calls Meeting Of 9-Power Nations
U.S. To Join 9-Power Parley, But Avoids Taking The Lead; Japan Will Stand By Policy
Chamberlain Pledges Cooperation To End Horror Of Two Major Wars; Japan Makes Reply To U.S. And League
Mussolini Rejects Parley On Volunteers In Spain; Britain To Keep Door Open
France Is Turning From Plans To Aid Spanish Loyalists
Black Suit Barred By Supreme Court; Labor Hearing Set
Roosevelt Calls Congress For Nov. 15 To Act On Pay, Hours And Crop Control; For ‘Balanced Abundance’ In Nation
British-French Ships Act To Bar Taking Of Minorca; Italian Parley Plan Wins
Rival Airplanes And Guns Bring Terror To Shanghai; Chamberlain Courts Italy
Roosevelt For Mediation To Stop Warfare In China; Eden Asks Italy To Recede
U.S. Joins Far East Parley But Retains Independence; Davis Is Our Soul Delegate
Chinese Air Fleet Bombs Foes’ Ships In Six Large Raids
Airliner Crashes On Utah Mountain; 19 Believed Dead
Landon Asks Republicans To Cut Roosevelt Power; Objects To One-Man Rule
Italy And Germany Agree To ‘Token’ Withdrawals; Commission To Go To Spain
Danzig Nazis Link Free City To Reich; End Center Party
Hitler Receives Windsors Simply
Both Sides Claim Gains At Shanghai In 4-Day Battle
Tokyo Flier Raids Riders; Briton Dies; Americans In Peril
Reich to Rally World’s Germans In Support of the Four-Year Plan
Japanese Capture Chapei; Area A Mass Of Flames; Chinese Ranks Mowed Down
Strong Chinese Line Halts Foes’ Big Push At Shanghai; U.S. Guns To Fire On Planes
18,000 Cheer Mayor In Plea To Retain Honest City Rule; Mahoney Presses Red Issue
Japanese Shell Foreigners In Shanghai, Killing Britons; Threaten To Widen Attack
Rival City Tickets Predict Victory; La Guardia Aide Sees 750,000 Majority, While Mahoney Forces Expect 350,000
NOVEMBER
Mayor Expected To Sweep His City Ticket Into Office; Borough Results In Doubt
Record Mayoralty Vote Today Likely; Thugs Rounded Up; Police At All Polls; Candidates Campaign To The Very End
La Guardia Is Re-Elected By 454, 425; Dewey, M’Goldrick And Morris Win; Fusion Controls The Board Of Estimate
Brussels Parley Develops Move To Align Democracies In Resistance To Dictators
Hitler To Mediate In Far East War; Both Sides Accept; Armistice Likely; Brussels Powers To Question Tokyo
Hitler Mediation In China Now Held To Be Premature
Italy Joins Japan And Reich In Pact Against Communism; New World Line-Up Is Seen
Flow Of Gold Now Away From U.S.A.; Credit Base Firm
Chinese Quit Shanghai Area, Burn Buildings In Retreat; Rome Pact Arrouses Soviet
Japanese Bombing Nantao To Rout Trapped Chinese; Many Civilians Are Slain
Brazil A Corporate State; Vargas Takes Full Power; Washington Is Concerned
Chinese End Fight In Shanghai Area; Harried In Retreat
Stronger Front To Japan Sought In Brussels Parley; British Seek Reich’s Amity
Mild Criticism Of Japan Is Drafted By 19 Powers; Action Is Left To Future
Congress Convenes Today With Its Course Uncertain; Revolt On Taxes Possible
Congress Puts Business Aid To Fore After Roosevelt Asks Tax Revision; No Specific Program Yet In Sight
Congress Program Snarled, With Filibuster In Senate And Disorder In The House
Move To Repeal Profit Tax Makes Headway In Senate; Roosevelt Program Lags
Grim Throngs Quit Nanking As Troops Move To The Front
Chautemps Victor As Chamber Hears Of Hooded Menace
Business Aid To Be Enlisted By President For Housing; Soft Coal Prices To Be Set
Senate Farm Group Drafts Bill For Five-Crop Control; Defies Roosevelt On Cost
Roosevelt Moves To Limit Congress To His Program; Leaders Pledge Tax Delay
Business Pressed To Aid Recovery; House Committee Acts On Tax Relief; SEC Again Warns Stock Exchanges
Edison Groups Plan Outlay Of $112,000,000 In Two Years After Talk With Roosevelt
Franco Hastening Plans For Attack
Roosevelt For Tax Revision ‘When Congress Is Ready’; Prepares Housing Message
300 Henchmen Of Marinelli Questioned By Grand Jury After Round-Up By Dewy
French In London Find British Favor Appeasing Of Reich
President Asks 16 Billions Be Spent In New Housing; Would Pare Building Costs
DECEMBER
Call For Cut In Road Funds Starts Revolt In Congress; Willkie’s Utility Plan Told
Lehman Orders Marinelli To Answer After Dewey Files Three New Charges
House To Act On Wage Bill As It Is Forced To Floor; Its Fate Is Still In Doubt
U.S. Troops Halt Invasion Of Our Arena In Shanghai; Japanese Abandon Raid
$800,000,000 Budget Slash Reported On Capitol Hill; $500,000,000 Cut In Relief
Delbos Reassured Of Desire Of Poles To Resist Fascism
Japanese Reach Nanking; 90 Planes Bomb The City; Sun’s Tomb Surrounded
Du Pont Sees 3,000,000 Jobs If ‘Fog’ On Taxation Is Lifted; Budget Shows Expense Rise
Industry Offers Recovery Program, Addressing Special Plea To Labor; Brookings Urges Profits Tax Repeal
Industry Invites New Deal To Join It In War On Slump; Hopkins Adds 350,000 To WPA
Roosevelt Road-Cut Plan Defied By House Chairman; President Gives Rail Stand
Italy Leaves The League; Great Crowd Cheers Duce In Pledge To Back Peace
U.S. Gunboat Sunk By Japanese Bombs; 1 Dead And 15 Hurt 18 Missing; British Warship Hit, Seaman Dead
U.S. Demands Full Satisfaction From Japan, With Guarantee Against Further Attacks; Thought Ships Chinese, Admiral Explains
Hull Note Demands Formal Redress Ignoring Earlier Japanese Apologies; New Peiping Regime To Rule Shanghai
Japanese Air Chief Ousted For Bombings On Yangtze; Tokyo To Send U.S. New Note
Panay Attack Deliberate, Yarnell Report Indicates; Our Protests Broadened
U.S. Naval Display Reported Likely Unless Japan Guarantees Our Rights; Butchery Marked Capture Of Nanking
Hirohito Gets Panay Facts; He May Answer President; Note Will Deny Ships Fired
Col. Hashimoto Ordered Panay Firing; Political Influence Bars Punishment Of Leader In 1936 Army Coup In Tokyo
Tokyo Militarists Delay Guarantees Asked By U.S.; General Defends Troops
Roosevelt Bars Peace At Any Price; Landon, Knox Pledge Unity In Crisis; Japan Warned By British Premier
Japan Denies Army Fired Intentionally Upon Panay; British Alert At Hong Kong
NLRB Finds Ford Guilty Of Violating Labor Law; He Plans Fight In Courts
Japan In New Apology Says Guilty Have Been Punished; Hangchow Reported Taken
America Accepts Japan’s Apologies, But Insists On Future Safeguards; Blockade Of Tsingtao Is Declared
Fall Of Tsinan Is Reported As Japanese Drives Go On; Hull Note Relieves Tokyo
Scientists Called To Rally Humanity Against Warfare
Roosevelt For Larger Navy; Voices ‘Growing Concern’ As Trend Of World Events
Razing Of Tsingtao Begun By Chinese; Reprisal Is Likely
Roosevelt Is Backing Drive For Cut In Monopoly Prices; Fight To Finish, Says Ickes
News source: New York Times
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