| 07/01/1932 |
(U.S.) Marine Murdered In Nicaraguan Camp |
3 |
| 07/01/1932 |
Americans Demand Arms (Reduction) Decision Now (U.S. Ambassador Hugh) Gibson (Geneva) Insists On Acceptance of One Third Cut Principle Before Parley Adjourns Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
4 |
| 07/01/1932 |
Five Powers Push Lausanne Accord Frederick T. Birchall, Lausanne |
4 |
| 07/01/1932 |
Seek Interest Cuts On German Debts Strive For 4 Per Cent Reduction See That Or Suspension (Of Debt) |
4 |
| 07/01/1932 |
Nazis Engage In Fight At Berlin University |
4 |
| 07/01/1932 |
Present Navy Ratio Attacked By Japan Hugh Byas, Tolyo |
5 |
| 07/01/1932 |
(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (In Paris) Hails The Democratic Plank |
15 |
| 07/01/1932 |
Van Loon Blames Us For World Muddle (Lack of International Cooperation) |
19 |
| 07/02/1932 |
Roosevelt Nominated On Fourth Ballot |
1 |
| 07/02/1932 |
The Democratic Nominee For President (With Mama Next To Him) And His Family |
7 |
| 07/02/1932 |
Germany Receives New Payment Plan |
8 |
| 07/02/1932 |
(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler To Demand Teeth In Paris (Briand Kellogg) Pact |
8 |
| 07/03/1932 |
Reich Balks At Plan For Final Payment Through Bond Issue |
1 |
| 07/03/1932 |
(Stimson) Says Hoover Saves Nation From Riots |
2 |
| 07/03/1932 |
Roosevelt Victory Worries Germans |
4 |
| 07/03/1932 |
Manchukuo Seizes American’s (Robert M. Talbot) Papers |
4 |
| 07/03/1932 |
France Again Cuts American Imports |
4 |
| 07/03/1932 |
Steel Helmet Head Fears European Red Sweep Unless German Polish Relations Are Mended |
4 |
| 07/03/1932 |
Zionist (Organization of America) Delegates Ready For (Philadelphia) Convention |
6 |
| 07/03/1932 |
Ex-Governor (N.Y., Alfred E. Smith) Avoids Meeting Roosevelt |
10 |
| 07/03/1932 |
The Two Conventions: Chicago Contrasts |
XX-1 |
| 07/03/1932 |
New Phases In The Arms Parley Opens With Hoover’s Proposal (Dr.) Raymond Leslie Buell, (Research Director, of The Unofficial ‘Foreign Policy Association’) |
XX-3 |
| 07/04/1932 |
Reich Bars Our View As Lausanne Factor; Insists On Finality Von Papen Says Ratification of Accord Must Not Depend On Debt Revision By Us |
1 |
| 07/04/1932 |
Roosevelt Hailed By British Press |
3 |
| 07/04/1932 |
German Press Hits Papen Debt Plan United States Criticized Says Many Versailles Treaty Clauses Must Be Cancelled If $1,000,000,000 Is Paid |
12 |
| 07/04/1932 |
Dr. (Rev., S. Parkes) Cadmon Calls For A (‘George’) Washington |
13 |
| 07/04/1932 |
Zionism Reported Gaining Strength |
24 |
| 07/05/1932 |
Italy Urges Europe To Cancel War Debt And End Reparations |
1 |
| 07/05/1932 |
150,000 Berlin Reds And Socialists Parade; Assail Regime For Suspending Newspapers |
1 |
| 07/05/1932 |
World Cooperation Is Urged By (Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (President of Comlubia University & Chairman of Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Text, London Speech) |
2 |
| 07/05/1932 |
Socialists Urge Debt Moratorium |
4 |
| 07/05/1932 |
Britain Votes Duties of 100% Against Irish |
8 |
| 07/05/1932 |
(Philadelphia Zionist Organization of America Convention) Zionists Approve (World Jewish Congress) Parley At Geneva (Rabbi Stephen S.) Wise Demands (Jewish) Solidarity |
18 |
| 07/05/1932 |
(Norman) Thomas Sees Crisis Worse Than In 1776 |
18 |
| 07/06/1932 |
Peiping Fears Raid By Japanese Force |
5 |
| 07/06/1932 |
French At Lausanne Bar War Guilt Issue Herriot Also Rejects Reich’s Plea For Arms Equality As A Reparations Condition |
8 |
| 07/06/1932 |
Germans Win Cut In Interest Rates |
8 |
| 07/06/1932 |
New Yorkers Reach Plattsburg (‘Citizens’ Military Training) Camp |
9 |
| 07/06/1932 |
Reich Court Bans Centrists’ Organ (‘Cologne Volkszeitung’) |
10 |
| 07/07/1932 |
Accord At Lausanne Balked By Proposal Erasing.War Guilt (French Premier) Herriot Ready To Drop It But Not Retract It |
1 |
| 07/07/1932 |
(Ex N.Y. Governor, Alfred E.) Smith Will Support Party, But He Fails To Name Roosevelt |
1 |
| 07/07/1932 |
Bids Nanking (Chaing Kai-Shek) Protect American Citizens (In China) |
4 |
| 07/07/1932 |
Americans Demand Arms Talks Go On |
4 |
| 07/07/1932 |
Many Billions Cut From (German) Reparations (At Lausanne Parley) |
7 |
| 07/07/1932 |
Dictators Blamed In Latin America |
7 |
| 07/07/1932 |
Prague Mayor Warns Slavs Against Reich |
7 |
| 07/08/1932 |
British Ask Cut of Third In Size of Ships And Guns; Would Limit Air Bombing |
1 |
| 07/08/1932 |
Washington Insists Army Cuts Be First (Ahead of Navy Cuts) |
4 |
| 07/08/1932 |
Geneva Arms Cuts Checked By Britain Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
5 |
| 07/08/1932 |
Paris Eager To See Shift Here On Debt |
5 |
| 07/08/1932 |
Danzig Asks Poland To End The Boycott |
6 |
| 07/08/1932 |
Soviet Finnish Pact of Amity Is Signed |
6 |
| 07/08/1932 |
‘Big Business’ Hit By Mrs (Eleanor) Roosevelt |
8 |
| 07/09/1932 |
Lausanne Accord Ends Reparation; Berlin To Issue $714,000,000 In Bonds; War Guilt Issue Avoided (Text, P.4) |
1 |
| 07/09/1932 |
Papen On Air Tells Reich Load Is Lifted Nation Will Now Fight For Political Equality His Foes Back Settlement Guido Enderis, Berlin |
1 |
| 07/09/1932 |
Lausanne Accord Raises Hopes Here |
4 |
| 07/09/1932 |
Reich Agains Offers Arms Plan To Paris French Cool To Proposal Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
5 |
| 07/09/1932 |
Leaders In Congress Now Fear Pressure On Us By Europe For Revision of (War) Debts |
5 |
| 07/09/1932 |
War Debts To Us Total $11,261,176,719.57 |
5 |
| 07/09/1932 |
Chiang (Kai-Shek) To Lead War On The Communists Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
6 |
| 07/10/1932 |
Paris Disavows Aim of Pressure On Us |
1 |
| 07/10/1932 |
Hoover Would Consider Capacity To Pay But Still Opposes Cancelling War Debts |
1 |
| 07/10/1932 |
(Dean Herbert E. Hawkes) Says Schools Fail To Curb Prejudice |
6 |
| 07/10/1932 |
Lausanne’s Effect In Reich In Doubt Von Papen Is Attacked Goebbels, Nazi Leader Denounces Failure To Lift War Guilt Stigma From Germany Guido Enderis, Berlin |
16 |
| 07/10/1932 |
Gen. Ma (Chen Shan) Renews War On Japanese (In Manchuria) |
17 |
| 07/10/1932 |
Attempt Made On Chiang’s (Kai-Shek’s) Life; Strict Martial Law In Hankow |
17 |
| 07/10/1932 |
British Naval Idea Is Favored In Japan Reduction In Size, Not Number of Ships Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
17 |
| 07/11/1932 |
Allies Debt Proviso Arouses Opposition of Senate Leaders ‘Gentlemen’s Agreement’ Seen By Some As Nullifying Lausanne Progress |
1 |
| 07/11/1932 |
(Mayor Frank ‘Boss’) Hague (Head of Jersey City, N. J. Political Machine) Now Pledges State To Roosevelt1 France Awaits Our Debt Action; League To Act On Economics |
8 |
| 07/11/1932 |
(Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America) Demand Arms Cuts As A Debt Condition |
8 |
| 07/11/1932 |
(Felix Morley) Sees United States (As) League ‘Associate’ |
8 |
| 07/11/1932 |
Herriot Stresses Our Link To (Lausanne) Pact |
8 |
| 07/11/1932 |
Lausanne Action Reassures Berlin Robert Crozier Long, Berlin |
21 |
| 07/12/1932 |
Commons Told We Joined In Lausanne Debt Talks; Relch Disowns Secret Pact (Neville) Chamberlain Tells Role Says Americans Spoke Reassuringly Before Accord Was Reached Berlin Makes Disavowal |
1 |
| 07/12/1932 |
(Jersey City Mayor Frank, ‘Boss’) Hague Leads Rally To Aid Roosevelt |
6 |
| 07/12/1932 |
Secret Debt Pact Disturbs Capitals of Four Powers |
12 |
| 07/12/1932 |
End of War Guilt Seen By Von Papen |
12 |
| 07/13/1932 |
No Debt Pledge Gives By Washington No Secrecy, (Prime Minister, Ramsay) M’donald Tells Commons; Stimson Insists That We Kept Aloof |
1 |
| 07/13/1932 |
Political (Turmoil) Deaths Arouse Germany 18 Killings Sunday |
10 |
| 07/13/1932 |
(Mass.) Judgeship Refused By (Felix) Frankfurter (Harvard Law School) |
19 |
| 07/14/1932 |
Britain And France Form New Entente (‘Cordiale’); To Consult On War Debts Owed To Us; Invite Others To Unite To Help Europe, Text |
1 |
| 07/14/1932 |
Herriot Sees Unity In Debt Settlement |
1 |
| 07/14/1932 |
Hoover Undisturbed By The New (Anglo French) Accord |
1 |
| 07/14/1932 |
Prussia Tightens Curb On Meetings Four More Die In Clashes |
8 |
| 07/14/1932 |
Cantonese Defeat Reds |
8 |
| 07/14/1932 |
See United Front Forming In Europe Frederick T. Birchall, Lausanne |
10 |
| 07/14/1932 |
Reich Would Shun A Political Truce (European) Union Against, Us Feared |
10 |
| 07/14/1932 |
Harbin Port Works Seized By Japanese |
11 |
| 07/14/1932 |
Fascist Slain Here Proves To Be Bandit |
20 |
| 07/14/1932 |
New Book (Why Hoover Faces Defeat) Assails Hoover As Dictator |
22 |
| 07/15/1932 |
Hoover Warns European United Front On Debts, Denying We Were Consulted; Britain Insists (Lausanne) Pact Will Not Affect Us |
1 |
| 07/15/1932 |
Roosevelt Promise Derided By (Secretary of War, Patrick J.) Hurley ‘New Deal’ of Governor (Roosevelt) Is (William Jennings) Bryan’s Old Deal, Text, P. 4 |
1 |
| 07/15/1932 |
Issues Who’s Who of Foreign Jews |
6 |
| 07/15/1932 |
Japan Tells League Manchuria Is Free Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
7 |
| 07/15/1932 |
Reich Disdappointed By Accord On Debts Big Gain For Hitler Seen Guido Enderis, Berlin |
8 |
| 07/15/1932 |
Text of The (Lausanne) ‘Gentlemen’s Agreement’ |
8 |
| 07/15/1932 |
French Deny Move To Coerce America Jules Sauerwein, Paris |
8 |
| 07/15/1932 |
Fears of (New Anglo French) Entente (‘Cordiale’) Deplored By (French) Editor Opening of New Era Seen |
9 |
| 07/15/1932 |
Picture: W. Averell Harriman (Later One of Roosevelt’s Most Devoted Lieutenants) Heads Railway Boards |
23 |
| 07/15/1932 |
Bank of England Takes In More Gold |
27 |
| 07/16/1932 |
League Acts To Call World Trade Parley Urged At Lausanne Clarence K. Steit, Geneva |
1 |
| 07/16/1932 |
(Frank B.) Kellogg (Coolidge’s Sec. of State & Member World Court) Back, Sees No War Hint Abroad |
2 |
| 07/16/1932 |
Hoover Stand Adds To German Gloom |
4 |
| 07/16/1932 |
$16,992,200 Gain In Gold For Day |
15 |
| 07/16/1932 |
Bank of France Adds To Its Gold |
17 |
| 07/16/1932 |
Our Policy Blamed For Britain’s Traffic (Institute of Public Affairs, Univ of Virginia, Charlottesville) |
22 |
| 07/17/1932 |
British View of (Lausanne) Pact Accepted By Herriot |
7 |
| 07/17/1932 |
Reich Sees Austria Enslaved By Loan League Aid Is Called ‘Political Usury’ And Held Just Enough To Keep Nation From Dying |
9 |
| 07/17/1932 |
Heidelberg (City) Defaults On Debt |
9 |
| 07/17/1932 |
Reich Establishes New (Volunteer) Labor Service |
9 |
| 07/17/1932 |
Rout Polish Workers Who Held Mill 4 Days |
11 |
| 07/17/1932 |
Proletariat ‘Trial’ Is Hard On A. F. of L |
16 |
| 07/17/1932 |
The Week In Europe; Pathetic Diplomacy Edwin L. James |
E-3 |
| 07/17/1932 |
Europe Surprised At Distrust Here P. J. Philips, Paris |
E-3 |
| 07/17/1932 |
Geneva For Action On Debts By U.S. Now Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
E-3 |
| 07/17/1932 |
Talk of War With U.S. Belittled By Shii |
E-5 |
| 07/17/1932 |
Mussolini Looks At The World Emil Ludwig |
Mag. 1 |
| 07/18/1932 |
(Columbia Univ. Pres, Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler Sees Danger In America’s Delay of Revision of Debt |
1 |
| 07/18/1932 |
Bonus Army (Veterans of WWI) Digs In ‘To Stay Until 1945’ |
1 |
| 07/18/1932 |
10,000 Die In Battles In 5 Areas of China Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
1 |
| 07/18/1932 |
(German) Reparations Dead, Declares (Sir Walter Thomas) Layton Economist Says On Radio It Is ‘Unthinkable’ Nations Will Dare To Revive Them |
5 |
| 07/18/1932 |
Settle Debts Now, (Walter) Lippman (Wilson Advisor) Urges |
5 |
| 07/18/1932 |
Hoover’s Debt View Assailed By French Europe’s Move Defended |
5 |
| 07/19/1932 |
Ban On Civil Strife Is Imposed By Reich Threatens Death Penalty |
1 |
| 07/19/1932 |
Picture: Gov. Roosevelt Confers With Col (Edward Mandell [Mandel]) House (Huis) |
3 |
| 07/19/1932 |
Lays Death of Jew To Rumanian Police |
10 |
| 07/19/1932 |
Japanese Battle Chinese In Jehol Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
11 |
| 07/19/1932 |
Gold Stocks Down In The Reichsbank |
30 |
| 07/20/1932 |
Prussian Dictator Demanded By Nazis President of Diet (Hanns Kerrl) Formally Asks Reich To Replace Cabinet With A Commissioner Guido Enderis, Belrin |
1 |
| 07/20/1932 |
Japan Rushes Army For Battle In Jehol War Is Feared In China |
1 |
| 07/20/1932 |
Editor Seized Here In Fascist Killing |
7 |
| 07/21/1932 |
Reich Seizes Prussia, Names Dictator; Army Ousts Officials And Rules Berlin; Papen Under Hindenburg’s Order Guido Enderis, Belrin |
1 |
| 07/21/1932 |
Texts of Hindenburg Decrees |
1 |
| 07/21/1932 |
Prussian Officials Ousted After Dictator Is Named Pictures of Principles (Carl Severing Included) |
3 |
| 07/22/1932 |
Arms Accord ‘Vain’ Mussolini Asserts; He Withholds Vote Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
1 |
| 07/22/1932 |
Papan Will Consult Premiers of States |
3 |
| 07/22/1932 |
Il Duce Takes Over Two Cabinet Posts |
3 |
| 07/22/1932 |
Japanese Threaten Attack On Peiping |
10 |
| 07/23/1932 |
Germany Threatens Arms Parity of Threat of Bolt Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
1 |
| 07/23/1932 |
Chinese Mobilize To Defend Jehol Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
5 |
| 07/23/1932 |
(World War I) Defeat Is Called Boon To Germany (Hergesheimer, Joseph, Berlin, Alfred Knopf, N.Y.) |
6 |
| 07/24/1932 |
Prussia Opens Fight In Court On Dictator Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
| 07/24/1932 |
Japan Withdraws Troops From Jehol Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
12 |
| 07/24/1932 |
Nanking’s Expenses Far Exceed Income |
E-5 |
| 07/24/1932 |
Hitler Counts Heads |
Roto. |
| 07/24/1932 |
Germany’s Intense Struggle; A New Alignment of Forces Dr. Reichard Von Kuehlmann |
XX-3 |
| 07/24/1932 |
Anti Hitler Cartoon |
XX-3 |
| 07/25/1932 |
City Salaries Cut Generally In Nation |
1 |
| 07/25/1932 |
Italy Now Building Warships In Secret, Says British (Naval) Expert (Hector C. Bywater) |
1 |
| 07/25/1932 |
(Norman) Thomas Predicts Spread of Fascism |
3 |
| 07/25/1932 |
Another (Political) Stalemate Is Likely In Germany 4th National Vote In Year Germans Will Try Once More To Choose Between Hitler And Parliamentary Rule Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
5 |
| 07/25/1932 |
Azala (Paraguay) Says Bolivia Is Provoking War |
8 |
| 07/25/1932 |
Court Backs Papane On Dictatorship; He Will Curb Army Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
| 07/25/1932 |
Roosevelt Confers On Russian Policy Consults (Newsman In Moscow!) Walter DurantySuggestions That Our Attitude Should Change |
1 |
| 07/25/1932 |
Germany Accepts Consultative Pact (With England & France An Enlarged ‘Entente Cordiale?’) |
8 |
| 07/25/1932 |
Anti War Pact Signed By Poland And Soviet |
8 |
| 07/25/1932 |
Japanese Campaign In Far East Upheld (By Kyugoro Obata) |
11 |
| 07/25/1932 |
Says Hoover Shuns Role of Dictator |
13 |
| 07/27/1932 |
Reich Ready To Arm In Defiance of (Versailles) Treaty, Says (Gen. Kurt Von) Schlelcher, If Others Don’t Disarm |
1 |
| 07/27/1932 |
Manchuria Report To Blamee Japanese Break With League Likely Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
1 |
| 07/27/1932 |
Reich Reactionaries Due To Gain Heavily Freder1Ck T. Birchall, Berlin |
7 |
| 07/27/1932 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Buller Urges Us To Back Lausanne |
8 |
| 07/27/1932 |
(Austrian) General Geisl Reveals How The (World) War Began Says Czar Incited Belgrade To Resist In 1914 |
9 |
| 07/27/1932 |
Germany Envoy (Von Prittwitz) Off For Europe Tonight (Well Wishers: Walter Duranty, N.Y. Times Moscow Correspondent & N.Y. Rep. Emanuel Celler) |
20 |
| 07/27/1932 |
Editor Is Indicted In Fascist Slaying |
36 |
| 07/28/1932 |
All Germany Backs (Gen. Kurt Von) Schleicher On Army (Rearmament) Nazis Hold A Huge Rally Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
11 |
| 07/28/1932 |
French See Danger To Versailles Pact |
11 |
| 07/29/1932 |
(Popular N.Y. City Mayor, Jimmy) Walker Reply A Denial of All Seaberg Charges, Calls 10 of 15 Outlawed Governor (Roosevelt) To Act Quickly (P. 7) |
1 |
| 07/29/1932 |
Herriot Protests Schleicher Speech; Editors Attack It |
1 |
| 07/29/1932 |
(U.S.) Troops Drive (Bonus) Veterans From Capital; Fire Camp There And At Anacostia; 1 Killed, Scores Hurt In Day of Strife Hoover Orders Eviction Bonus Army Scattered (Pictures, P. 3) |
1 |
| 07/29/1932 |
New Chaco Attack Reported By La Paz (Bolivia) |
9 |
| 07/29/1932 |
Britain Drives To Get Our Machinery And Electrical Trade In Canada |
10 |
| 07/29/1932 |
Nitobe Calls Japan A Spectator In League |
11 |
| 07/29/1932 |
(Dr. Alfred) Hugenberg Calls For A Kaiser Again Seven Killed In Clashes |
11 |
| 07/29/1932 |
Tide In Reich Turns Against The Left Absence of Political Killings In Berlin Under Army Control Greatly Aids Rightists Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
11 |
| 07/29/1932 |
Tammany (Hall, Politcal Machine) Lines Up Behind Roosevelt |
13 |
| 07/29/1932 |
Two Groups Endorse Boom For (Col. William J [Wild Bill] Donovan (For Governor of N.Y. Was Organizer of Roosevelt’s Office of Strategic Services In War) |
13 |
| 07/30/1932 |
Reich Cabinet Firm On Threat To (Re-) Arm Papan Bars Dicatatorship Frederick T.Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
| 07/30/1932 |
Papan Denies Aims For A Dictatorship |
2 |
| 07/30/1932 |
All Is Not German That’s Nazi Names of Nominees Indicate (Many Are Obviously of Slavic Origin! ‘Great Wotan Hide Thy Head’) |
2 |
| 07/30/1932 |
(State Department) Details Our (1918) Fight On Role In Siberia (Against Soviets) |
13 |
| 07/30/1932 |
Holds Naval Parity Could Prevent War |
14 |
| 07/30/1932 |
German Economist (Dr. Wilhelm Roepke) Warns The Nations Must Solve Reparations |
16 |
| 07/30/1932 |
American (Harold R. Isaacs) Warned of Trial By China Our Consul Tells H. R. Isaacs (Associate of Agnes Smedley), Editor, Attacks On Nanking (Chaing Kai-Shek) May Bring End of Immunity Death Penalty Possible Support of Reds (Against Chiang Kai-Shek) |
16 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Reich Votes Today With Strong Trend Toward The Right Gain of 100 Conceded Nazis 5 Killed As Campaign Ends Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
| 07/31/1932 |
(Socialist, H. G.) Wells Assails King (George V) For ‘Political’ Acts |
1 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Reds Accept Blame For Bonus Rioting (In Washington) |
1 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Papen Would Alter Reich Constitution Urges A Stronger Germany (Karl) Severing (Ousted From Berlin By Army) Pleads For Democracy |
6 |
| 07/31/1932 |
War Opens In Chaco; Bolivia Takes Forts |
7 |
| 07/31/1932 |
General Ma (Chen Shan) Killed (In Manchuria) Japanese Declare |
7 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Urges Roosevelt Define ‘New Deal’ (N.Y.) State Finances Are Cited |
15 |
| 07/31/1932 |
The Week In Europe; Germans Vote Today Elect A New Reichstag Edwin L. James |
E-3 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Nationalism To Fore In German Election Hugh Jedell |
E-3 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Show Down Is Near For German Nazis (Picture, Hitler) Guido Enderis, Belrin |
E-3 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Anglo French Pact Revival of Entente (Cordiale) Aimed Mainly At Germans Augur |
E-4 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Propose Substitute For Gold Standard Would Stop Shipping Gold |
F-1 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Gold Holdings Rose $49,000,000 In July |
F-4 |
| 07/31/1932 |
(N.Y. Senator Robert F.) Wagner (Later One of Roosevelt’s Most Dedicated Followers & Author of Wagner Labor Bill, A Vitriolic Anti German German) Seeks Humanity In Government |
Mag. 3 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Vast Changes In America’s Foreign Trade (Graph, 1900 1931) |
XX-1 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Anti Hitler Cartoon |
XX-2 |
| 07/31/1932 |
Two Stems of The Roosevelt Family Tree (Franklin Delano & Theodore) |
XX-2 |
