04/01/1932 |
Britain Has Surplus of $1,383,200 In Year, Budget Heavily Cut |
1 |
04/01/1932 |
Tokyo 5 Year Plan Is Balked By Deficit |
4 |
04/01/1932 |
Deny Reich Plans Full Moratorium Guido Enderis, Berlin |
5 |
04/01/1932 |
Britain To Create Legislature For Palestine (10 Moslems, 3-4 Jews + 10 or 12 British) |
6 |
04/01/1932 |
We Seek Reduction of Offensive Arms |
8 |
04/01/1932 |
Gold Supply Here Increased In Month Loss For Quarter Shown |
36 |
04/02/1932 |
Japanese Launch Drive In Manchuria |
8 |
04/02/1932 |
German Industry Bans Import Quota Warns of Trade Reprisals |
9 |
04/02/1932 |
(Rabbi) Dr. (Stephen S.) Wise And (Rev. John Haynes) Holmes Retort To Governor( Roosevelt) Denounce Peremptory Refusal To Oust Mc Quado Or To Use Influence Against Theofel Accuse Him of Quibbling Also Charges Roosevelt Bows To Tammany (Hall), Text of Letter |
10 |
04/02/1932 |
Picture: The Wife of Soviet Russia’s Dictator (Joseph Stalin) |
17 |
04/03/1932 |
New Japanese Army To Enter Manchuria Near Russia To End Rebellion |
1 |
04/03/1932 |
Germany To Resume Vote Battle Today |
11 |
04/03/1932 |
Chiang (Kai-Shek) Says China Will Resist To Last |
17 |
04/03/1932 |
Governor (Franklin D. Roosevelt) Chides Holmes And Wise Says If They Served ‘God With As Much Zeal As Themselves The People Would Gain’ (See Entry, April 2, 1933, P. 10) |
21 |
04/03/1932 |
Britain Again Seeks To Dominate Europe Charles A. Selden, London |
E-3 |
04/03/1932 |
Poland Overhauls State Machinery Jerzy Szapiro, Warsaw |
E-3 |
04/03/1932 |
Worried Germans Ask Aid of Occult Clairvoyants And Stargazers Being Increasingly Sought Hitler’s Spell Is Fading Guido Enderis, Berlin |
E-4 |
04/03/1932 |
Flashes of Red In The German Picture (Picture, Ernst Thaelmann) |
Mag. 1 |
04/03/1932 |
(British) Cartoon: Hindenburg Bothered By Hitler ‘Fly’ |
XX-2 |
04/04/1932 |
London Parley Widened After (French Premier) Tardieu’s Arrival And Talk With (British Prime Minister Ramsay) Macdonald |
1 |
04/04/1932 |
(Samuel) Untermyer Favors Tax On Subway Rides |
1 |
04/04/1932 |
Tardieu Seeks To Put Limin On Us Clarence K. Streit, Basle |
1 |
04/04/1932 |
Mussolini Uses German And 3 Other Toungues As He Opens School In Villa Given By American |
1 |
04/04/1932 |
Reich Still Looks To Us At Lausanne |
2 |
04/04/1932 |
(Sir James Arthur) Salter Terms Us Key To Recovery |
2 |
04/04/1932 |
Roosevelt Men List 701 Delegates Now James A. Hagerty |
3 |
04/04/1932 |
Poles Fear France Will End Alliance |
10 |
04/04/1932 |
(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (President of Columbia Univ. & Chariman, Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) For Boycott As Weapon of Peace Views It As Only Alternative To War With A Nation That Violates Pact of Paris |
18 |
04/05/1932 |
Britain And France Agree On 3 Points |
1 |
04/05/1932 |
(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler Won’t Pledge Support To (Herbert Hoover Consents To Go To Chicago As Delegate Only If He Is Not Instructed |
5 |
04/05/1932 |
New (Presidential Election) Race In Reich Starts With A Rush Hitler Appeals To Women Attorney General Gets Evidence of Treasonable Activities By Nazi Leaders |
6 |
04/05/1932 |
Russian Assassins Vie To Take Blame (See Entry, April 6, 1932, P. 7) Walter Duranty, Moscow |
9 |
04/05/1932 |
Reich Fixes Quotas On Her Long Credits |
16 |
04/05/1932 |
Methodists Vote To Back Pacifists |
22 |
04/06/1932 |
Newfoundland Mob Wrecks Assembly, Forces Premier Out Battle With Police |
1 |
04/06/1932 |
Reich Plans To Ban Nazi Storm Troopers (Sturmabteilung) Espionage System Bared Guido Enderis, Berlin |
1 |
04/06/1932 |
New German Budget Leaves Out Reparations; Government Indicates Payments Are Ended |
1 |
04/06/1932 |
45,000 Immigrants Set New Low Mark |
7 |
04/06/1932 |
2 (Judas Stern & Sergei Vassiliev) In Moscow To Die For (German) Envoy (See Entry, April 5, 1932, P. 9 & April, 8, 1932, P. 30) Walter Duranty, Moscow |
7 |
04/07/1932 |
Danube Parley Split As Relch And Italy Oppose French Plan 1 (Senator) Capper For Boycott As Kellogg Pact Aid |
1 |
04/07/1932 |
World War Entry (Picture) Marked In Capital Senate Stirred By Norris He Objects To Honoring Our Part In Conflict That ‘Brought Civilization Near Destruction’ |
3 |
04/07/1932 |
Pacifism Attacked By Army Chaplains |
3 |
04/07/1932 |
Chinese Would End Armistice Parley Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
4 |
04/07/1932 |
Shantung Revolts; Civil War (In China) Expected |
4 |
04/07/1932 |
(Norman H.) Davis Is Favored To Be Danube ‘Czar’ |
6 |
04/07/1932 |
Reich Defers Ban On Hitler’s ‘Army’ Awaits Attorney General’s Report |
8 |
04/07/1932 |
Roosevelt Forces Fight (Alfred E.) Smith Anew |
12 |
04/08/1932 |
Roosevelt Charges Federal Neglect of ‘Little Fellow’ |
1 |
04/08/1932 |
Danube Parley Fails As 4 Powers Divide |
1 |
04/08/1932 |
Suggest Friends Drop (Alfred E.) Smith Fight |
1 |
04/08/1932 |
Bavaria Prohibits Nazis’ Mobilization |
9 |
04/08/1932 |
Gen. Chiang (Kai-Shek) Faces A Double Threat |
13 |
04/08/1932 |
Soviet Press Charges Poles Direct (Assassination) Plots (See Entry, April 6, 1932, P. 7) |
30 |
04/09/1932 |
In The (Presidential) Race To Stay, (Alfred E.) Smith Tells Aides; Resents Whispers |
1 |
04/09/1932 |
(Paris Press) Says Reich Blocks Recovery In Europe |
4 |
04/09/1932 |
Japan Gives Notice of League Stand |
6 |
04/09/1932 |
Hindenburg Boock Holds Giant Rally (‘Down With Hitler’) |
7 |
04/10/1932 |
Expect Hindenburg To Win By 8,000,000 In Reich Vote Today Hitler Silenced In Munich His Meetings Forbidden, While Bruening Talk In Koenigsberg Is Broadcast To Nation Guido Enderis, Berlin |
1 |
04/10/1932 |
Would Be Assassin Wounds (German Ambassaror To U.S.) Dr. (Hans) Luther |
16 |
04/10/1932 |
Picture: Roosevelt, Cardinal Hayes & Alfred E. Smith |
25 |
04/10/1932 |
Governor (F. D. Roosevelt) Praises (Alfred E.) Smith To Catholics |
25 |
04/10/1932 |
7 Doomed Negroes Lose (Scottsboro) Alabama (Rape Case) Plea |
27 |
04/10/1932 |
Spain Has Gone Far For New Republic Frank Kluckhorn, Madrid |
E-4 |
04/10/1932 |
(Columbia Univ. Prof. Dr. John) Dewey (Picture) Describes Child’s New World |
E-7 |
04/10/1932 |
When Ludendorff Was The Dictator of Germany |
Book 4 |
04/11/1932 |
(President Paul Von) Hindenburg Wins Election; Hitler Is 6,000,000 Behind; Communists Lose Heavily 13,417,460 Votes For Nazi Guido Enderis, Berlin |
1 |
04/11/1932 |
(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (Pres of Columbia Univ. & Chairman of Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Assails Timidity of Nations War Debt Stand Scored |
1 |
04/11/1932 |
Lindbergh Identified Gang By Code In Ransom Note Found In Baby’s Nursery |
1 |
04/11/1932 |
Roosevelt Is Initiated Into Order of Moose |
1 |
04/11/1932 |
Paris Is Pleased By German (Election) Result Welcome Hitler’s Defeat |
2 |
04/11/1932 |
(Dr. Hans) Luther’s Attacker Sought Publicity (Dr. Max Roosen) Joined The Nazis In Vain |
2 |
04/11/1932 |
(Norman H.) Davis Is Now Cast As 4 Power ‘Arbiter’ Would Be League Link Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
9 |
04/11/1932 |
(Ambassador Hugh) Gibson Will Urge Speed In Arms Cuts (At Geneva Parley) |
9 |
04/11/1932 |
France Reasserts Reparations Claim (Against Germany) |
9 |
04/11/1932 |
List of Serial Numbers of $50,000 In Notes Paid By Lindbergh To Kidnappers |
10-11 |
04/11/1932 |
A. S. Bullitt (Picture, Washington State) Dead; Roosevelt Backer Was of Colonial Ancestry (From Virginia & Kentucky) |
15 |
04/11/1932 |
Foreign Payments Purplex Germany |
25 |
04/12/1932 |
(U.S. Ambassador Hugh) Gibson Asks A Ban On Offensive Arms (Text, P. 8); Britain Backs Plan |
1 |
04/12/1932 |
Liquidation Not Shorts (Sales), Upset Stocks, Says Whitney |
1 |
04/12/1932 |
Shanghai Parley Halts In Discord Japan Sees Chaos In China |
9 |
04/12/1932 |
Hitler Domination Possible In Prussia President (Paul Von Hindenburg) Backs Bruening Guido Enderis, Berlin |
10 |
04/12/1932 |
French Feel Alarm Over Hitler’s Gains |
10 |
04/12/1932 |
(Dr. Richard Von Kuehlmann) Sees Reich Policy Endorsed By Vote |
10 |
04/12/1932 |
Prussian Premier (Otto Braun) Demands Ban Upon Hitler’s ‘Storm Troops’ (Sturmabteilung) |
10 |
04/13/1932 |
World Army of Idle Is Put At 20,000,O00 (By Geneva [‘Ilo’] International Labor Organization) |
9 |
04/13/1932 |
Germans Acclaim (U.S. Ambassador Hugh) Gibson’s Proposals |
10 |
04/13/1932 |
Prussian Diet Acts To Avert Nazi Rule Coalition Amends The By Laws |
11 |
04/14/1932 |
(Former N.Y. Governor Alfred E.) Smith’s Call For New War Debt Deal And Veiled Challenge To Roosevelt Stir Democrats At Jefferson Fete |
1 |
04/14/1932 |
Germany Breaks Up Nazi Military Units (Sturmabteilung) Their Equipment Is Seized |
1 |
04/14/1932 |
(Newton D.) Baker Hails Wilson As Leading Us Now |
1 |
04/14/1932 |
3 (Coal Miners) Killed In Riots of Czech Strikers (Cavalry Fire On Brux [Most]) |
22 |
04/15/1932 |
Bruening To Press Reich Arms View He Will Demand ‘Equality In Disarmament’ For Germany Expected To Back (U.S. Ambassador Hugh) Gibson Guido Enderis, Berlin |
6 |
04/15/1932 |
Nazi Storm Troops (Sturmabteilung) Disband Peaceable Hitler Predicts Victory |
6 |
04/15/1932 |
Vienna Editor Beaten For Slur On Hitler |
6 |
04/15/1932 |
Agenda Is Announced For Memel Hearing |
6 |
04/15/1932 |
Japan Will Ignore League Discision Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
9 |
04/15/1932 |
South China City Menaced By Reds |
9 |
04/15/1932 |
Gold Holdings Up Inbank of England |
29 |
04/16/1932 |
Tammany (Hall) Controls State Delegation; Smith And Davis On It; Wet Plank Voted (Pictures of Delegates, P. 10) |
1 |
04/16/1932 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler Demands Deep War Debt Cut, Text, P. 8 |
1 |
04/16/1932 |
Race Riot Trial Opens; Two (Jews) Freed In Poland |
7 |
04/17/1932 |
(Sir Austen) Chamberlain Urges Americans To Heed Call To Cooperate Asks Relief From Debts Security Thesis Backed |
1 |
04/17/1932 |
Hindenburg Orders Ban On Pary Armies Instructs (Gen. William) Groener To Dissolve Groups If Inquiry Finds Them Comparable To Nazi (Sturmabteilung) Troops |
5 |
04/17/1932 |
Schacht Says Reich Will Pay Its Debts But Temporary MoratoriumMay Be Needed |
9 |
04/17/1932 |
Japan Is Warned By Soviet Journal (Pravda) Walter Duranty, Moscow |
15 |
04/17/1932 |
Tokyo Labor Split; ‘Nazi’ Party Formed Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
15 |
04/17/1932 |
(Count Hermann) Keyserling Holds Nazis Unfit To Rule Scouts Their Race Theory There Is No People More Mixed Than The Germans Hugh Jedell, Berlin |
E-3 |
04/17/1932 |
Too Many Americans Are Going To Russia They Expect To Find Jobs |
E-3 |
04/17/1932 |
Move To Restore Monarchy In Spain Lawrence A. Fernsworth, Barcelona, Spain |
E-4 |
04/17/1932 |
In Japan Too, The Bleachers Go Wild Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
Mag. 7 |
04/18/1932 |
Soviet Army Force Doubled In Far East; Japanese Disturbed |
1 |
04/18/1932 |
Soviet Determined To Discipline Labor |
7 |
04/18/1932 |
Our Policy In China Traced Back To ‘89 |
7 |
04/18/1932 |
Book of Exodus Laid To Contemporaries |
8 |
04/18/1932 |
Saxon Nazis Fail To Dissolve Diet Hitler Sues Berlin Editor |
9 |
04/18/1932 |
‘Modern’ Schools Derided And Upheld Sees Educators In Chaos |
10 |
04/19/1932 |
Russia Says Japan Plots Aggression Walter Duranty, Moscow |
1 |
04/19/1932 |
Insist That Haiti Abide By 1915 Pact |
11 |
04/20/1932 |
British Budget Omits (War) Debt Payments; Does Not Provide $171,500,000 Due To Us; Official Washington Is Not Surprised Britain Expects Revision |
1 |
04/20/1932 |
Picture: Roosevelts Arriving In St. Paul For Dinnfr |
3 |
04/20/1932 |
(Cordell) Hull Shuns Post At (Democratic) Convention |
3 |
04/20/1932 |
Japan Rushes Aid To Menaced Cities (In Manchuria) |
7 |
04/20/1932 |
League Asks Japan To Leave Shanghai Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
7 |
04/21/1932 |
Senate’s Sharp Economics Woor Hoover And Mills; Loss of 6,000 Jobs Is Seen |
1 |
04/21/1932 |
League Resolution Attacked By Japan Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
6 |
04/21/1932 |
Chinese Rebels Take The Capital of Fukien |
6 |
04/22/1932 |
Britain Increases Her Tariff To 29%: 33 1/3% Duty On Steel |
1 |
04/22/1932 |
Britain Opposes Debt Repudiation |
6 |
04/22/1932 |
(Arkansas Senator) Robinson Favors Trade With Russia |
9 |
04/23/1932 |
Japanese Seeking A League Showdown Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
1 |
04/24/1932 |
Hitler Seeks Power In Five States Today Bruening Regime Menaced Guido Enderis, Berlin |
5 |
04/24/1932 |
Schacht Hails Trend Away From Socialism |
5 |
04/24/1932 |
Washington Firm In Russian (Non Recognition) Stand |
7 |
04/24/1932 |
Japan May Accept League Resolution Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
11 |
04/24/1932 |
(Samuel) Untermyer Hits Banker’s Groups Blames Stock Exchange (Untermyer On Committee Headed By Bainbridge Colby, Woodrow Wilson’s Secretary of State Following Lansing) |
N-7 |
04/24/1932 |
Reich Sorely Tried By Unemployment Hugh Jedell, Berlin |
E-3 |
04/24/1932 |
Students In Reich Double Since War Hugh Jedell, Berlin |
E-7 |
04/24/1932 |
Manchuria Regime Pure Dictatorship Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
E-8 |
04/24/1932 |
Picture: Roosevelt In St. Paul, Minnesota (To Give Speech) |
Roto. |
04/24/1932 |
Palestine Faces The Future With Hope In Her Prospects Nahum Sokolow (Picture) |
XX-5 |
04/25/1932 |
Nazis Lead In Four States; Winn 162 Seats Inprussia; Liberals Now In Minority Hitlerites Gain Heavily They Poll 8,008,000 In Prussia As Socialists Get 4,675,000 Guido Enderis, Belrin |
1 |
04/25/1932 |
‘Let Europe Alone,’ Herriot Advises Us |
1 |
04/25/1932 |
450 Seized At Delhi For Defiance of (British) Ban of India Congress |
1 |
04/25/1932 |
Chadbourne Scores Roosevelt Tactics Terms His Talk On ‘Forgotten Man’ ‘Cheap Opportunism Bordering On Demagogy’ |
4 |
04/25/1932 |
J. I. Straus (Later Roosevelt’s Ambassador To France) Organizes A Roosevelt League |
4 |
04/25/1932 |
Austrian Fascists Make Gains In Diets Socialists Hold Capital |
7 |
04/25/1932 |
Austrian Fascists Make Gains In Diets Socialists Hold Capital |
7 |
04/25/1932 |
(R. D. Blumenfeld) Says British View Us As Non Aliens |
9 |
04/25/1932 |
World Conference of Jews Is Voted (Bernard S. Deutsch & Rabbi Stephen S.) Wise Sees Grave Situation |
9 |
04/26/1932 |
Japan Strengthens Manchurian Army Soviet Activity Reported |
1 |
04/26/1932 |
(League Of) Women Voters Here Appeal For Peace |
2 |
04/26/1932 |
Soviet Recognition Urged By (Illinois Representative) Rainey |
7 |
04/26/1932 |
Nazis’ Rise Bring Prussian Impasse Dissolution Is Possible Guido Enderis, Berlin |
8 |
04/26/1932 |
New Austrian Vote Demanded By Nazis Government In Minority |
8 |
04/26/1932 |
Triumph of Hitler Alarms French |
8 |
04/26/1932 |
Palestine Moslems Battle With Police |
8 |
04/27/1932 |
Stimson Acts To End Frnco German Rift |
1 |
04/27/1932 |
Pilsudski Ignored In Warsaw Parley Pilsudski In Ill Health |
5 |
04/27/1932 |
New Prussian Diet To Open On May 24 Neither Hitlerites Nor Present Coalition Has Majority Fo Form A Cabinet |
5 |
04/27/1932 |
600 Japanese Rule Manchoukuo Regime Hallett Abend, Mukden |
6 |
04/27/1932 |
Both Sides Approve New Shanghai Plan Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
6 |
04/27/1932 |
New Deal In World Urged On Women (By National League of Women Voters) |
19 |
04/28/1932 |
Roosevelt Halted (In Presidential Campaign) Smith Declares |
1 |
04/28/1932 |
Stop Roosevelt Gains New Impetus Arthur Krock |
2 |
04/28/1932 |
Nazis Would Sift Hindenburg Fund They Charge Reich Resources Were Used Guido Enderis, Berlin |
6 |
04/28/1932 |
10,000 Japanese In Drive On Rebels |
8 |
04/29/1932 |
Bomb At Shanghai Wounds 5 High Japanese Officials Troops Assailant Believed A Korean Missile Tossed Into Stand |
1 |
04/30/1932 |
Hitler To Contest Validity of Election Restriction of The Radio To Hindenburg Supporters |
5 |