JANUARY
Roosevelt Cuts Silver To 64.64 Cents; Denies Drive On All Big Business; FTC Acts On Building Supply Costs
Roosevelt Drafts Program For New Session Tomorrow; Census Shows 7,822,912 Idle
Capital Eagerly Awaiting Roosevelt Message Today; Congress Convenes At Noon
Roosevelt Asks Capital And Labor To Cooperate In National Recovery; Denounces Abuses By Small Groups
Roosevelt Asks Business To Join Him In Controlling New Industrial Production
1 Billion Deficit In 7 Billion Budget; Defense Outlay Raised To $990,000,000; President Cites Slump, World Unrest
15,000 Cheer Hague For Ban On C.I.O.; ‘Reds’ Are Defied
Roosevelt Deal With South Wins Support Of Wage Bill; Rail Rate Basis Is Involved
Roosevelt Pledges Fight To Finish On ‘Autocratic’ Business Minority; Lehman Urges Party To Be Realistic
Japanese Leaders Fail To End Clash On Policy In China
Ludlow War Referendum Is Defeated In The House As Roosevelt Scores It
Industrialists See Basis For ‘Better Understanding’ After Talk With Roosevelt
President Asks 46 Leaders Of Business To Conference; ‘Self-Policing’ Plan Is Seen
Chautemps Cabinet Quits After 9 Socialists Resign; Fall Of Currency Is Issue
Roosevelt Insists On The Dissolution Of Holding Companies, Banks Included; Hears Plea For Recovery Policy Soon
Stanley Reed Goes To Supreme Court; Known As Liberal
6,000,000 Found Ill In Day By Survey Of National Health
Fixed Liquor Prices Ended Here by National Distillers
Earle Will Ask The Government To Take Over Anthracite Mines
Roosevelt Plans A Council To Help Formulate Policy Coordinating All Interests
King Farouk Makes Farida His Queen; Wild Fete In Cairo
Whole TVA Is Ruled Valid, Its Power Program Upheld; Auto Men Pledge Changes
Violent Magnetic Storm Disrupts Short-Wave Radio Communication
Chinese Reds Firm For A Revolution, Army Leader Says
SEC Bans Short Selling; Says 11 Exchange Men Led Shorts In Falling Market
Roosevelt Fights Pay Cuts; Holds Industry Must Lead The Way To Reduce Prices
Roosevelt Stand On Wages Brings New Congress Drive For Business Tax Relief
U.S. Protests Anew To Japan On More Outrages In China; Embassy Official Slapped
President Asks Battleships, Cruisers, More Army Funds, In Great Defense Program
600 Seized In Raids As Police Hit Back At Hold-Up Gangs
Anti-Lynching Bill To Give Way Today For Housing Action
FEBRUARY
Torpedo Sinks British Ship Off Spanish Coast, 11 Lost; Swedish Neutral A Victim
Britain Sends 8 Warships After ‘Pirate’ Submarine; Calls Powers To Confer
Dixie Davis Seized As Rackets Chief On A Tip To Dewey
‘Small Business Men’ Score New Deal And It Works; Ask Tax Relief And Economy
Hitler Assumes Control Of Army; Retires 15 Generals And Shifts 25; Ribbentrop Made Foreign Minister
U.S., Britain And France Will Call On Japan For Data On New Warships By Feb. 20; Want 35,000-Ton Treaty Limit To Stand
Japan May Reveal Navy Plans To U.S., But Not Under Pact
Niemoeller Trial Opens in Secret; He Clashes With Reich Attorney
Japanese Attack Shifted In North To Entrap 400,000
Anti-Jewish Edict Voided In Rumania
Patriarch Forms Cabinet As Anti-Semitic Regime Of Goga Falls In Rumania
Carol Gives Army Control In Nation; Press Is Censored
Japan Refuses To Reveal Naval Data; U.S. Expected To Exceed Treaty Limit; Britain Prepared For An Arms Race
Austro-Reich Pact Reported As Step To 4-Power Accord
Gold Sterilization Policy Eased To Cheapen Money And Add To Bank Funds
Austria Capitulates To Germany; Pro-Nazis Get Key Posts In Cabinet; Berlin Hails Unity Of Two Nations
Berlin Outlines Policy For Austria; Sees A Reorganized Central Europe; Gloom Pervades Vienna; Nazis Freed
Secret War Debt Parley Held In The White House; New Proposals Opposed
Hitler Expected To Decree Pan-Nazi ‘Monroe Doctrine’; London-Rome Pact In View
Austrian Issues Split British Cabinet; Eden And 2 Others Threaten To Quit; Europe Tensely Awaits Hitler Speech
Hitler Demands Right Of Self-Determination For Germans In Austria And Czechoslovakia; Eden Resigns In Crisis Over Britain’s Policy
Commons Backs Chamberlain Policy, As Eden Scores Yielding To Threats; New Talks With Italy Start Soon
Chamberlain Calls League Impotent; He Wins 330-168 Victory In Commons; French Decide To Speed Armaments
China Carries War To Japan As 12 Bombers Fly There; 3 Formosa Cities Are Raided
Free Austria Guaranteed, Schuschnigg Tells Diet; Hitler Ready To Quit Spain
Battleship Best Weapon For US, Roosevelt Insists; Sees Air Peril Overrated
Spy Ring In U.S. Army Bared; German Girl, Two Soldiers Seized As Foreign Agents
Spy Hunt Pressed By Agents On Trail Of Two More Here
MARCH
Hitler Again Orders Nazis Here To Quit Bund and All Such Groups
City Sets Record Tax Rate; House Bill Approved, 17-7; Lehman’s Program Passed
26 Lives Are Lost As Throngs Flee California Flood
144 Dead Or Missing In Pacific Floods; 20,000 Homeless; Huge Property Loss; Los Angeles And Wide Area Isolated
82 Known Dead, 128 Missing In California Flood Debris; Wide Area Still Isolated
6,000 Taxi Drivers Locked Out; Row With Union Halts 50 Fleets
Rebel Cruiser Torpedoed In Spanish Naval Battle; British Rescue 400 Men
Chamberlain Wins Commons’ Backing On Foreign Policy
Roosevelt Acts On TVA; Calls In Three Directors To Present Facts To Him
‘Third Basket’ Tax Defeated By Wide Margin In House; New Revenues Are Sought
Wide Disorders In Austria; Troops And Planes Moving; Reich Seen Directing Nazis
Nazis Seize Austria After Hitler Ultimatum; German Troops Invited To Maintain Order; Seyss-Inquart Chancellor; Powers Protest
Hitler Enters Austria In Triumphal Parade; Vienna Prepares For Union, Voids Treaty Ban; France Mans Border; Britain Studies Moves
Austria Absorbed Into German Reich; Hitler Commander Of United Armies; Miklas Ousted; Plebiscite On April 10
Hitler Enters A Cheering Vienna; No Force Can Part Us, He Responds; Britain Sets Up New War Service
Loyalist Spain Begs Help Of France, Admitting Situation Nears Collapse; Paris Sees New Nazi-Fascist Menace
France Wins British Pledge Of Mediterranean Navy Aid; Will Not Intervene In Spain
Polish Army Set To Invade Lithuania Unless Demands Are Accepted Today; ‘Clericals’ Are Arrested In Vienna
Poland Stands By Her Ultimatum; Lithuanian Cabinet For Acceptance; Powers Bring Pressure To Avert War
Lithuania And Poland Decide On Peace; Hitler Would End Czech-Soviet Pact; Hull Scores Austrian Coup, Accepts It
Times Bureau Aide Jailed In Moscow; Assisted At Trial
Morgan Defies Roosevelt; Refuses To Resign His Post Or To Retract TVA Charges
A.E. Morgan Dismissed From TVA By Roosevelt; H.A. Morgan Now Heads It
Selfish Few Block Nation, Roosevelt Says In Georgia; Scores South’s Low Wages
British Would Aid France; Bar Czech Pledge, But Say They Might Have To Fight
Roosevelt Holds Out Haven To Oppressed Of All Lands Within Quota Provisions
Goering Is Acclaimed in Vienna; Warns Jews Must Quit Austria
Rebels Invade Catalonia In Day Of Smashing Drives; Rome Warns Paris Of War
APRIL
Reorganization Bill Passed By The Senate, 49 To 42; New Deal Wins On Utilities
U.S. Protests To Mexico On Seizure Of Oil Plants; Britain Supporting Action
President Has No Inclination To Be A Dictator, He Asserts; ‘Lacks The Qualifications’
Reorganization Wins Test In Turbulent House Session; Passage Tomorrow Sought
House Rebels At Speed On Reorganization Bill; Vote Off Till Next Week
Compromise Stems Revolt On The Reorganization Bill, But Legality Is Questioned
Insurgents Take Lerida; Nearing Tortosa In South; Madrid Heavily Shelled
$1,000,000 Racket In Taxicabs Bared As 5 Are Indicted
Mayor Ends Cut In Relief After Council Votes Taxes; New Levies Start Monday
Innitzer Retreats on Nazi Appeal After 2-Hour Talk With the Pope
Socialists In Riot At French Senate Over Blum Rebuff
House Kills Reorganization Bill, 204 To 196; Vote Called Lack Of Confidence In President; New Public Works Drive In Recovery Program
Senate Passes Its Tax Bill; Votes To Forbid Exemption Of Future Treasury Bonds
Hitler Is Backed By 99.08% Of Vote In Poll On Empire
Roosevelt Plans Appeal To Nation As Garner Balks At ‘Pump-Priming’; Railroad Relief Put Up To Congress
New Deal Spending Decided In White House Conference; Split With Garner Denied
Senators Revolt As Roosevelt Acts To Save Surplus, Capital Gains Taxes; Recovery Program Also Faces Fight
Roosevelt Asks Expenditure Of $5,000,000,000; On Radio, He Urges ‘United Nation Will’; Congress Expected To Accept His Program
Spanish Rebels Reach Sea, Cutting Loyalists In Two; Occupy 16 Miles Of Coast
Anglo-Italian Pact Signed In Rome; Italy To Quit Spain When War Ends; France Moves For Deal With Rome
Carnegie Relative Vanishes In Plane
Rebels In Tortosa; Retiring Loyalist Blast All Bridges
Moves To Check Spending Are Started In Congress; Glass Attacks Program
End Of Surplus Profits Tax To Relieve Unemployment Asked In Report To Senate
Organs Live Days In Lindbergh ‘Pump’
Modified Surplus Tax For Two Years Retained In Senate-House Compromise; Senate Wins On Capital Gains Levies
Nazis to Purge Vienna Library; ‘Non-Aryan’ Works to Be Burned
Russia Rounds Up Religious People; Archbishop Held
Prague Rebuffs Henlein; Bars Pro-German Policy; Stands By Its Alliances
16 Business Leaders Offer Cooperation For Recovery; Roosevelt Sees Ford Today
Talk With Roosevelt Fails To Change Ford’s Opposition To Government In Business
Britain And France Agree On A Defensive Alliance; Unified Commands In War
Roosevelt Asks Inquiry On Monopoly; Says Private Power Leads To Fascism; Rules Committee Blocks Wage Bill
MAY
NLRB Acts To Reopen Cases Of Ford And Republic Steel; Follows Rebuke To Wallace
500,000 Throng Fair At Music Festival; Many Turned Away
Commons Votes Rome Pact; Chamberlain Extols Duce As Hitler Starts For Italy
Mussolini Greets Hitler In A Resplendent Rome; 300,000 Applaud Visitor
Roosevelt Backs Lifting Arms Embargo On Spain; Congress Agrees It Fails
Italy’s Navy Holds Review For Hitler, Biggest Since War
Wage Bill Forced To Floor By Petition In The House; Early Passage Is Doubtful
Invasion Of Jersey City Halts As Hague Crowds Gather To Bar Speeches
Italians Air Power Is Shown To Hitler In Rome Farewell
Ford Mexican Unit Closed By Strike; Labor Pact Asked
Sit-Down Strike Is Ruled Illegal; State’s Power Upheld in Illinois
Brazil Crushes A Revolt; Vargas Family Fights Off Fascist Guards At Palace
Hughes Appeals To Lawyers To Seek Qualified Judges; Roosevelt Sees New Spirit
U.S. Drops Plan To Repeal Arms Embargo On Spain; Franco Forces Advance
Mussolini Says Fascists Will Fight Together To End If Democracies Make War
Gains By Japanese Admitted By China; Tactics To Change
Farley Creates A Furor In Pennsylvania Primary By Asking Vote Be Split
C.I.O. Beaten By Earle Ticket In Pennsylvania Primary; Pinchot Loses In ‘Comeback’
Pennsylvania Results Blow To New Deal And Its Chiefs; Republicans See New Hope
Gerson Disclaims Part In Name Shift; Defends Marxism
Government Demands Court Rehear The Stockyard Case; Jackson Assails ‘Reversal’
Czechs Put 400,000 Troops Near Borders Of The Reich; Two Sudeten Germans Slain
Firm Stand By The Czechs Eases Tension In Europe; Nazi Troops Withdrawing
Long Henlein-Hodza Talk Leads To Hope In Prague; Reich Troops Again Retire
Henlein Breaks Off Talks, Renewing Tension In Prague; New Troop Moves Reported
J.J. Hines Arrested By Dewey As Policy Racket ‘Fixer’; Released In Bail Of $20,000
New Deal ‘Purge’ To Have Next Test In Iowa Primary
Roosevelt Scores Tax Bill, Asks Revamping Next Year; It Becomes Law Unsigned
Mandalay Sunk In Collision In Fog With Linder In Bay; 314 Rescued By The Acadia
Levine Boy’s Bound Body Washed Ashore On Sound 94 Days After Abduction
Peace Is Pledged As Nations Honors Dead Of Six Wars
JUNE
Wallace Is Again Rebuked By Court In Stockyard Case; Labor Board Wins On Steel
Senators Allow Roosevelt $125,000,000 In Direct Relief; Resent Plea For Free Hand
Senate Refuses To Prohibit Use Of PWA Cash To Compete With Private Enterprises
Senate Votes Pump-Priming; Bars Earmarking Of Funds And Control By The States
Thomas Is Routed As Riot Halts Speech In Newark; 400 Police End Fighting
Canton Is Bombed For Seventh Time; 300 More Killed
Gillette Winning In Iowa Over Wearin In A Primary Testing New Deal ‘Purge’
New Deal Presses ‘Purge’ Despite Defeat In Iowa; Roosevelt Backs Hopkins
Canton Is Ablaze Under New Raids; Casualties 8,000
Insurgents Bomb 3 Ships As London Studies Reprisals
Hague Testifies Red Pilots Forced Ban On C.I.O. Rallies; Denies Free Speech Is Issue
U.S. Acts To Check Sale To Japanese Of Our War Planes
Wage And Hour Bill Ready; Social Importance Hailed; Workers Can Go To Courts
Rail Legislation Dropped In Drive For Adjournment, Set For Tomorrow Night
Congress Passes Wage Bill, Drops Lewis’s ‘Blacklist’; Hopes To Adjourn Tonight
Fight On Flood Control Bill Upsets Adjournment Plan; Lewis Loses On ‘Blacklist’
Congress Adjourns Sine Die; Members Off For Campaign; Session Spent $12,000,000,000
Lehman Warns U.S. On Wiretapping
Anti-Jewish Drive Covers All Reich; Arrests Mounting
30 Dead, 10 Missing, 65 Hurt In Train Crash In Montana; Bridge Sags In Cloudburst
U.S. Jury Indicts 18 As Spies In Reich Government’s Pay; Secret Service Head Named
Lehman To Run For Senate; La Guardia Group Protests; Bennett In Governor Race
Louis Defeats Schmeling By A Knockout In The First; 80,000 See Title Battle
Lehman Calls For Purge Of Relief Rolls In State; Favors Curb On Spending
Roosevelt Plans Active Primary Role, Speaking Out For ‘Liberal’ Candidates; Rebukes Hague, Labor And Business
Italy Sends War Warning As Loyalists Talk Of Raids On Bombers’ ‘Home Bases’
100% Stalin Vote Ends Soviet Poll
Dewey Victory On Seizure Seen In Albany Debate
Dunnigan’s Search Plan Loses, Dewey’s Favored; Smith Aids Republicans
New Deal ‘Purge’ Said to Seek Control of House Rules Group
JULY
Roosevelt Warns Nations All Must Help Keep Peace; Extols Our Civic Liberties
Two Confess Murdering Snyder For Racketeers; $25,000 ‘Fixing’ Reported
Fugitive General Agitates In Japan For Stalin’s Fall
President At Gettysburg Sees Victory Near In Battle ‘Fundamental As Lincoln’s’
France Occupies Isles Off Hainan; Tokyo Perturbed
320 Die As Floods Sweep Kobe, Japan
War A Year Old, Gen. Chiang Urges Japanese To Rise
Arabs Clash With British On Trans-Jordan Border; Palestine Violence Grows
Roosevelt Aids Campaigns Of Barkley And Bulkley; Explains New York Deficit
Roosevelt Calls On Voters In Oklahoma And Arkansas To Elect Liberals To Office
Dewey Convictions Excel All Records Of Predecessors
President Hails 5 Texans, Makes Governor A Judge, Keeps Silent On Connally
Roosevelt In Colorado Gets Workers’ Plea He Run Again; Ignores State’s Primaries
Hughes Flies Over Canada After Brief Fairbanks Stop; Due Back Today, Inside 4 Days
Hughes Ends World Flight, Setting 3-Day, 19-Hour Mark; 20,000 Cheer Arrival Here
Hughes Acclaimed Wildly By Crowds; Gets City Honors
Pope Pius Assails Super-Nationalism As Breach Of Faith
Efficiency of the Nazis Stretches A ‘Moving Day’ to Two Months
Corrigan Flies To Dublin; U.S. Officials May Wink At Forbidden Hop In ‘Crate’
Hitler Asks British Amity As King, Cheered In Paris, Stresses Ties With France
‘Pickaback’ Plane Spans Atlantic After Take-Off From Bigger Craft
U.S. Demands Arbitration Of Mexican Land Seizures; ‘Neighbor’ Policy At Stake
Britain And France Reject Hitler Sudeten Deal Offer Because It Omitted Czechs
Torrential Rains In The East Cause Heavy Damage; 8 Dead; New York Suburbs Flooded
Plane Rips Crowd, Kills 34, Hurts 150 At Columbia Fete
Gov. Earle Exhorts Legislature To Bar ‘Judicial Invasion’
Youth 11 Hours On Ledge Leaps 17 Floors To Death As Thousands Watch Him
Britain Threatens Action To Protect Interests In China
TVA Head Upholds $680,000 Land Deal As Part Of Program
Pope Warns Italy Not To Hit Church In Race Campaign
Davis Will Plead Guilty And Testify Against Hines; Paroled In Care Of Dewey
AUGUST
Japan Claims New Rout Of Russians On Frontier; 250 Casualties In 2 Fights
103 Indicted Here In An Alcohol Ring; 6 Policemen Held
Soviet Hurls Six Divisions And 30 Tanks Into Battle With Japanese On Border
Japan Fears Raid, Cities Darkened; Fighting Renewed
Japan, Soviet Talk Peace But Moscow Insists Foes Must Accept It’s ‘Border’
Corrigan Captivates City; 1,000,000 Roar An Ovation In His Parade Up Broadway
Soviet Planes Raid Korea, Bombing Railway To Sea; Japan Threatens Revenge
Bolt Kills 3 At Riis Park, Injures 15, Repeating Tragedy Of A Year Ago
Fighting Is Heavy At Changkufeng; Japan Claims Hill
Soviet Artillery Blasts Enemy On 4-Mile Front; Japanese Await For Big Drive
Russia And Japan In Truce, Hold Lines Now Occupied; Agree To Delimit Border
Plane Here From Berlin In 25 Hours Without Stop After A Secret Take-Off
Organizing South’s Wealth Vital To Sound Prosperity, Report To Roosevelt Says
Roosevelt Puts O’Connor And Tydings On Purge List; Left Wing Pressure Seen
Fascist Influence Growing In Mexico; U.S. Trade Suffers
Security Acts’s Expansion Promised By Roosevelt; ‘No Short Cut To Utopia’
Roosevelt Urges Defeat Of O’Connor And Tydings; O’Connor Accepts Fight
Hines Pointed Out In Court As ‘Fixer’ In Policy Racket; Gang Aid For Dodge Charged
Defiant Witness Is Jailed As He Charges Dewey Aides Forced Him To Accuse Hines
Policy Chiefs Say They Gave $15,000 To Tammany Drive, Put Hines Club On Payroll
Pope And Fascists Reach New Accord On Catholic Action
Tydings, Fighting Purge, Assails Federal Activity; Tells Of Vote ‘Terrorism’
Witness Places Hines Aides At Policy Racket Quarters; Dewey And Pecora In Clash
Roosevelt Says G.O.P. Voting In The Democratic Primary Violates Political Morals
Dodge Saw Hines Get $3,000 From Gang, Weinberg Says ; Leader Says Witness Lies
Riding Master Says He Saw Hines With Schultz In 1935; Weinberg’s Story Attacked
Weinberg, Ending Story, Denies He Slew Schultz; Brothwell Is Unshaken
Hitler Warned By Britons That An Attack On Czechs May Result in World War
British Cabinet Is Called In Growing Czech Strain; Envoy To Berlin Returns
Britain Preparing To Warn Germany Anew To Shun War
Curry Swears Hines Asked And Got Police Transfers, Also Nomination Of Dodge
SEPTEMBER
Davis On Stand Says Dodge Blocked Inquiry On Racket; Tells Of Gang Aid At Polls
Hitler Bars A Czech Truce; Henlein Takes Plane Home With New Counter-Demands
Berlin Sees No Early Crisis; Hears British Are Assured No Sudden Action Is Planned
Sudetens May Ask Berlin To Send Aid In Autonomy Fight
Cardinal Hayes Dies at 70 In Sleep at Country Home
Czechs Draft A ‘Last’ Offer; Concede Much To Germans; Henlein Stands By Demands
Reich Can Defy Blockade, Hitler Tells Nazi Rally; Silent On Czechoslovakia
Henleinists Break Off Negotiations Over ‘Attack’ On A Sudeten Deputy; Reich Attitude Reported Stiffening
Sudeten Outbreaks Add To Tension; Benes To Make Radio Talk To Czechs; British Still Debating Their Stand
Germany Will ‘Capitulate To No One’ Hitler Tells His Nazis At Nuremberg; Formal British Warning Reported
Goering Pledges Germans To Protect The Sudetens; Hitler Gets British Views
Nazis Insist On Annexation; Sudetens Want Plebiscite; Hiter To Tell Aims Today
Hines Mistrial Is Ordered After Month’s Testimony; Dewey Rebuked By Pecora
Czechs Ignore Henleinist Ultimatum To Lift Martial Law In Sudeten Zone; Britain, France Press For Plebiscite
Chamberlain Off By Plane To See Hitler; Will Make A Personal Plea To Avert War; Prague Firm As Sudetens Battle The Police
Chamberlain Has 3-Hour Talk With Hitler; Paris Sees General Peace Conference Likely; Czechs Order Henlein Arrested As A Traitor
Czechs Will Fight To Hold Territory, Britain Is Told As Premier Returns; Hitler Awaits Pressure On Prague
British Cabinet Is Divided; Daladier Going To London; Czechs Decree Martial Law
Britain And France Accept Hitler Demands On Czechs; Will Ask Benes Today To Surrender German Areas; Prague, Incredulous, Regards Action As A Betrayal
Czechs Delay Decision On Partition; Ask French Attitude If They Refuse; Britain Seeks A Gesture From Hitler
Britain, France Give Prague Hours To Submit On The Peril Of Immediate German Attack; Czechs Are Declared Determined To Resist
Czechoslovakia Decides To Give Up; Crowds Protest, Cabinet In Peril; Chamberlain To Demand Guarantees
Storm Toll 462; Thousands Homeless; 250 Killed In The Providence Area; New England Still Battles Floods
Chamberlain Sends Hitler Terms To Czechs; Prague Completes Mobilization In 6 Hours; Paris Cabinet Orders Partial Mobilization
Czechs Have Until Oct. 1 To Accept; Hitler Aids Polish-Magyar Demands; Daladier Flying To London Again
Roosevelt Appeals To Hitler And Benes To Negotiate; British And French Premiers Also Plan Plea To Reich; Terms Unacceptable; Hitler Talk To Attack Czechs
Britain Pledges Aid If Czechs Are Attacked; Also Guarantees Surrender Of Sudeten Area As Hitler In Speech Keeps Peace Door Open
Roosevelt Appeals Again To Hitler As Hope Wanes; Reich Sets Attack For Saturday, Denies New Deadline; Britain Mobilizes Navy; Chamberlain Makes Final Plea
Hitler Warns War Moves, Calls 4-Power Conference; Meets Mussolini, Chamberlain And Daladier Today; Munich Talk May Cover Whole European Situation
Four Powers Reach A Peaceable Agreement; Germans To Enter Sudeten Area Tomorrow And Will Complete Occupation In Ten Days
OCTOBER
Britain And Germany Make Anti-War Pact; Hitler Gets Less Than His Sudeten Demands; Polish Ultimatum Threatens Action Today
Czechs Yield Area To Poles; British Naval Chief Quits; Europe Studies Alliances
Hitler To Accompany Army Into Sudeten Area Today; Britain Reassures France
Chamberlain Defends Pact Lends 10,000,000 To Czechs; Plans Talk With Mussolini
Geoghan Bank Accounts And Records Of 44 Aides Subpoenaed By Herlands
Benes Resigns Presidency On New German Pressure; Turn Toward Fascism Seen
Chamberlain Policy Upheld, No Conscription, No Election; Slovaks Obtain Autonomy
U.S. Asks Italy To Respect Rights Of American Jews; Retaliation Here Hinted
Vienna Nazi Mob Storms Cardinal Innitzer’s Home; He Is Reported Injured
Hitler Announces He Is Demobilizing Army Reservists
Soviet Fliers Denounce Lindbergh As ‘Hired Liar’ for German Nazis
Japanese Launch South China Drive In Hong Kong Area
Japanese Ships and Planes Blast Way for Invasion of South China
Geoghan To Be Superseded In Brooklyn Graft Cases; Lehman Plans Full Inquiry
Lehman Promises To Serve Full Four Years In Office; He And Poletti Spurn Reds
Reich Impressed By U.S. Arms Plan; Baruch Denounced
Jerusalem Center Of Arab Attacks
Six Priests Seized By Nazis In Vienna; Prelate Is Curbed
7,200 Police Records Stolen At Brooklyn Headquarters; Sought For Graft Inquiry
Search For Thief Narrows In Brooklyn Police Scandal; Amen Gets ‘Free Hand’ Today
Brooklyn Inquiry Widened; Lehman Orders Amen To Act In Looting Of Police Files
Police Lieutenant In Jail As A Looter Of Records; ‘Traitor,’ Valentine Says
U.S. Navy Ignores Warning By Japan Of Peril Of Bombs
Aerial Bombs Hit A British Warship In Japanese Raid
Lehman Charges Falsity And Vilification To Rival; Dewey Assails O’Connells
Roosevelt Assails Dies Committee For Airing Charges Against Murphy; Chides Press On Wage-Hour Reports
Roosevelt Warns Nation Must Arm In World Of Force
U.S. Note Demands Japan Respect Rights In China; Insists On The Open Door
Germany Deports Jews To Poland; Seizes Thousands
Germany Ceases Deporting Jews Pending Parleys
Radio Listeners in Panic, Taking War Drama As Fact
NOVEMBER
18,000 At Labor Rally Here Hail Lehman And New Deal; Dewey Widens Racket Drive
Dewey, In Pledge To Labor Says Democrats Betray It; Lehman Sees Issues Evaded
La Guardia Will Support Governor; Lehman Calls Rival Civil Service Foe; Dewey Pledges Utility Rate Action
Dewey Declares Governor Fought Drive For Clean Government Here; Lehman Calls Crime Issue Hypocrisy
Roosevelt Appeals For Gov. Lehman, Wagner, Mead, Murphy Of Michigan; Links G.O.P., Fascists And Reds As Foes
Dewey Replies To Roosevelt Appeal; Charges Schultz Was Flynn Deputy; Lehman Says Foes Raise Race Issue
Race For Governorship Held Close; Wagner, Mead Lead On Election Eve; Mayor Denounces Religious Issue
5,000,000 Ready To Vote In State Today; Both Sides Confident In Close Finish; New Deal Facing Test In The Nation
Gov. Lehman And His Slate Elected; Big Republican Gains In The Nation; Earle, Cross Lose; Murphy Trails
Coalition In Congress To Halt The New Deal Urged As The Republicans Appraise Victory; Gain 80 In House, 8 In Senate, 11 Governors
Nazis Smash, Loot And Burn Jewish Shops And Temples Until Goebbels Calls Halt
Nazis Warn Foreign Press ‘Lies’ Will Hurt Reich Jews; Arrests Run To Thousands
Reich Bars Jews In Trade; Fines Them Billion Marks; Cardinal’s Palace Stoned
Extremists Sway Nazis And Jews Are Menaced With More Drastic Rule
Washington Calls Envoy From Berlin; Chamberlain Plans To Ask Roosevelt To Join In Movement To Rescue Jews
Roosevelt Condemns Nazi Outbreak; ‘Could Scarcely Believe’ It, He Says; London Studies Jewish Colonization
British Ministers Approve Opening Colonies To Jews; Financial Aid Sought Here
Nazis Are Defiant As Rath Is Buried; Hitler Is Silent
Germany Recalls Its Envoy To Explain ‘Singular’ Stand Of Roosevlet On Nazi Acts
President Asks For Prayers For ‘Unfortunates’ Abroad; La Guardia Scores Dictators
Reich Police Raid Foreigners’ Homes In Hunt For Jews
Britain Offers Reich Jews Land In Africa And Guiana; $100,000,000 Fund Is Sought
Paris Receives Hitler Bid For ‘Good-Neighbor’ Ties; Chamberlain There Today
Kennedy Helped Censor Newsreel, Commons Learns
British And French Agree On Strong Home Defenses; Will Build Great Air Fleet
Pope Suddenly Stricken, But Condition Improves; His Doctors Are Hopeful
Daladier Decrees Rail Mobilization To Combat Strike
Japanese Building Bases At Shanghai
President Returns Phillips To Italy; Silent On Germany
French Troops On Guard As General Strike Begins; Blum Summons Deputies
DECEMBER
Daladier Defeats Strikers; Will Press His 3-Year Plan Of ‘Economic Mobilization’
Daladier Decides To Call Parliament Into Session; Many Strikers Dismissed
France Protests Strongly To Italy On Land Demands
Germany Creating Ghettos For Jews Under New Decree
Latin Americans Demand Pact To Ban Use Of Force After Property Seized
Reich And France To Sign Anti-War Treaty Today; Paris Firm Toward Rome
France And Germany Adopt A ‘Good Neighbor’ Policy; Sign New Non-War Treaty
Mussolini Calls On Hitler For Assurance Of Backing In His Claims On France
France Increases Guard As Riots Spread In Tunis; Libyan Arabs Back Italy
Eden Calls On Democracy To Face World Challenge; 4,000 Give Him Ovation Here
Memel Vote Today Is Hailed By Nazis As Move To Reich
World Climate Growing Warmer, Say Russians, Citing Actic Data
Burns, Comedian, Pleads Guilty To Charges of Jewel Smuggling
Envoy And 35 Nazi Boycott Chamberlain At A Speech Rebuking The Berlin Press
Britain Warns Italian Pact Bars Any Attack On Tunisia; France Not To Yield ‘An Inch’
4th U.S. Note Demands Reich Exclude American Citizens From Anti-Jewish Decrees
Coster Ends Life By Bullet; 3 Chief Aides Are Unmasked As His Brothers And Jailed
U.S. Obtains ‘Proof’ Of Big Arms Trade By Coster Concern
Many in Reich Deplore Excesses, But Fear Keeps Them Muzzled
Coster Contract To Sell 2,000,000 Rifles Revealed; Dewey Indicts 3 Musicas
Deranged Man Fells La Guardia, Who Fights Back, at City Hall
Coster’s Note Put Blame On Himself; Brothers ‘Stooges’
U.S. Rejects Reich Protest Over Ickes In Blunt Terms; Says He Uttered Our Views
Reich Press Turns Fire On Roosevelt For Jewish Award
21 American Republics Sign Pact To Resist Aggression; Warning To The Dictators
New Deal ‘Waste’ Denied by Eccles As He Assails Byrd
Paris Note Warns Rome Not To Invite Anyone To Mediate
Three Are Seized In Blackmail Plot Aimed At Coster
France Doubling Forces To Protect Somaliland; 2 Warships Are On Way
Chamberlain To See Pope On Plan For World Bloc To Oppose ‘Pagan Force’
Reich To Build Submarines Up To Parity With Britain; Jolt To Chamberlain Seen
News source: New York Times
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