08/01/1932 |
Right Parties Fail To Carry Germany; Nazi Seats Doubled Hitler Party Gets Only 37% of The Votes (Abraham Lincoln Had Fewer Than 40% of The Vote In The U.S. In 1860) Will Have 229 Members (Of 602) in Reichstag. Reichstag To Be Larger (Now 602 Members, Formerly 577 Members) |
1&8 |
08/01/1932 |
Nanking (Chang Kai-Shek) Raises Duties To Meet Debt Charges |
2 |
08/01/1932 |
Pictures: Leading Figures In Germany’s Elections For The Reichstag Hitler, Von Papen & Ernst Thaelmann [Communist] |
8 |
08/01/1932 |
Ten Killed In Reich As The Nation Votes Rows Between Nazis And Reds Are Numerous |
8 |
08/02/1932 |
Vote Disappoints The German Press Nazi Flood Seen At Peak |
4 |
08/02/1932 |
French Gratified Nazis Fell Short Hold Democracy Failed |
4 |
08/02/1932 |
Prussian Dictator (Dr. Franz Bracht) Warns Violence Must End; Four Killed, Many Hurt In Post Election Riots |
4 |
08/02/1932 |
Good Will Waning At (Ottawa, British) Empire (Economic) Parley |
5 |
08/02/1932 |
Nanking (Chaing Kai-Shek) Is Moving To Resist Japanese Japanese Again Excited Terrorism Is Renewed Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
8 |
08/02/1932 |
New Deal In Europe Urged At Williams (Institute, Williamstown, Mass.) |
18 |
08/03/1932 |
Reich Would Seek Private Debts Cut At World Parley Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/03/1932 |
Briton Took Funds Americans (Tourists) Charge |
6 |
08/03/1932 |
British Inventers Argue War Claims |
6 |
08/03/1932 |
Chinese Reds Seize Big Nanking (Chiang Kai-Shek) Force |
7 |
08/03/1932 |
Manchurians Start Big New Rebellion Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
7 |
08/03/1932 |
Links Japan’s Fate To That of China (Sokolsky, George, The Tinder Box of Asia, Doubleday, Doran & Co.) |
10 |
08/03/1932 |
Reich Forbids Bank To Repay Loan Here |
23 |
08/04/1932 |
War Debts Are Crux of Economic Parley, Borah Says In West |
1 |
08/04/1932 |
Mussolini Declares War Enobles Peoples; Scouts Perpetual Peace And Democracy |
1 |
08/04/1932 |
Reich Raises Issue of Arms Equality Britain May Back France |
6 |
08/04/1932 |
East Prussia Prey of Nazi Terrorism Storm Troop (Sturm Abteilung) Reprisals Result In Many Arrests And Threats of Disbandment In Region 3 More Die In Clashes Decrees Against Fascists Reported Considered As Hitler Disavows Violence Synagogue Bombed |
6 |
08/04/1932 |
Hitler Is Praised By (Lt. Gen. Kurt) Von Schleicher |
6 |
08/04/1932 |
Rising In Manchuria Spreading Swiftly |
7 |
08/04/1932 |
Pearl Buck (The Good Earth,Liberal Pulitzer Prize Winner) Is Back From China |
21 |
08/05/1932 |
Reich Warns Fighting Must Cease Today; Threatens Special Courts And Death Penalty |
1 |
08/05/1932 |
Japan Threatens Drive Into China Chinese Ready To Fight Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
5 |
08/05/1932 |
Britons Ask Canada To Reject Our Coal |
6 |
08/05/1932 |
(Latin American) Bond Defaults Stir Williams Institute |
8 |
08/06/1932 |
Pictures: Senator Claude A. Swanson, Dr. Mary Emma Wooley (Holyoke College) & Norman H. Davis (Geneva Parley Delegates) |
3 |
08/06/1932 |
Reich Defers Curb Though Riots Go On Nazi Rowdyism Lessens Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
4 |
08/06/1932 |
Inflation Is Urged By Gustav Cassel |
14 |
08/07/1932 |
$130,000,000 (Welland) Canal Opened By Canada |
1 |
08/07/1932 |
Japan Puts Troops Below Great Wall Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
12 |
08/07/1932 |
New Curb On Riots Dropped By Reich Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
16 |
08/07/1932 |
The Week In Europe; Germany Faltering No Reichstag Majority Edwin L. James |
E-3 |
08/07/1932 |
Hindenburg Holds His Power In Reich Hugh Jedell, Berlin |
E-3 |
08/07/1932 |
Spain Minimizes Spirit of Revolt Frank Kluckhorn, Madrid |
E-3 |
08/07/1932 |
(Former Austrian Chancellor, Ignaz) Seipel On Deathbed Fought Anschluss John Mac Cormac, Vienna |
E-3 |
08/07/1932 |
(Gen. Kurt Von) Schleicher Called Master of Germany Augur, London |
E-4 |
08/07/1932 |
(Samuel) Untermyer Assails (N. .Y.City) Transit ‘Politics’ |
F-1 |
08/07/1932 |
Roosevelt, Franklin D., Government Not Politics, Covici Friede, N.Y |
Book 1 |
08/07/1932 |
A Changed France Stresses Friendship |
Mag. 3 |
08/07/1932 |
General March Now Tells His (World War I) Inside Story (The First of A Series of Memoires) |
XX-1 |
08/07/1932 |
Our Alien Program Is Vastly Changed Departures Exceeding Arrivals |
XX-4 |
08/08/1932 |
(Gen. Kurt Von) Schleicher Warns Germany Can’t Wait For Arms Equality Denies Militaristic Aims Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/08/1932 |
French Leaders Speak of Dangers To Peace As They Honor 400,000 (World) War Dead At Verdun |
1 |
08/08/1932 |
Britain And Canada In Duel At Ottawa (Economic Parley) |
6 |
08/08/1932 |
Two Parties (Nationalists & Socialists) Urge Ban On Reich Riots Reichsbanner Chief Slain Nazi Leaders In Dilemma As They Face Responsibility |
8 |
08/09/1932 |
Reich Will Crush Political Rioting DecreeProviding Death For Armed Rowdies Nazi Chancellor Unlikely |
1 |
08/09/1932 |
Rise of Reds In China Continues Rapidly Russell Owen, Shanghai |
5 |
08/09/1932 |
British Tell Canada She Must Give More (Ottawa Empire Economic Parley) |
6 |
08/09/1932 |
Looks To Us To Lead World In Recovery |
6 |
08/10/1932 |
Reich Will Enforce Curb On Riots Today; Nazi Coup Rumored Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/10/1932 |
Tokyo Is Indignant At Stimson Speech Considers Protest An Address On Kellogg Pact Pointing To Japan As Aggressor Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
1 |
08/10/1932 |
Lay Gains of Reds In China To Japan Louis Stark, Williams Institute (Williamstown, Mass.) |
7 |
08/10/1932 |
Stimson Speech Praised By Brltish Papers |
8 |
08/10/1932 |
Geneva Welccmes Stimson’s (Anti Japanese) Address Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
8 |
08/11/1932 |
Russia To Sell Bonds Here: Trade Increases Forecast With Recognition Nearer |
1 |
08/11/1932 |
Hitler Is Expected To Be Chancellor In Cabinet Shake Up Every Liklihood Now That Nazi Leader Will Be Appointed Within A Few Days Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/11/1932 |
Spain Quells Revolt of Army Royalists |
1 |
08/11/1932 |
Perils of Isolation Told At Williams (Institute) |
2 |
08/11/1932 |
Japan’s Envoy (Debuchi) Sees Stimson On Speech Debuchi Denies Protest |
9 |
08/11/1932 |
Mongolia Attacked By Big Tibetian Army A. T. Steele, Harbin |
9 |
08/11/1932 |
Text of Reich Decree On Riots |
11 |
08/12/1932 |
Hoover Admits Failure of Prohibition (Accepts Republican Nomination For President, Chicago) |
1 |
08/12/1932 |
(Popular N.Y. City Mayor, ‘Jimmy’) Walker Pleads For His Official Life (To Roosevelt) |
1 |
08/12/1932 |
(Weimar) Republic Is Ignored On Reich Fete Day; Hitler Strikes Snag Nazi Chancellor Unlikely Von Hindenburg Bars Leader of Largest Party Because He Can’t Run Reichstag Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/12/1932 |
Hindenburg Balks At Nazi Chancellor Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
2 |
08/12/1932 |
League Warns Germany On Payment of Dues |
2 |
08/12/1932 |
Chiang (Kai-Shek) As Dictator Forecast In China Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
2 |
08/12/1932 |
Herriot Welcomes Stimson Doctrine |
3 |
08/12/1932 |
Lithuania Upheld At Hague On Memel World Court Rules Governor Had Right To Oust German President of Council Says Latter Violated Law But Decides Diet Was Not In Order Berlin Displeased |
3 |
08/12/1932 |
France Pacifistic Declares (Cardinal) Verdier Says Europe Asks Our Aid |
17 |
08/12/1932 |
(Dr. Arnold J. Toynbee) Asks Germans Share In Polish Corridor Poland Assailed On Pact (Williams Institute, Williamstown, Mass.) |
36 |
08/13/1932 |
Britain And Canada Reach Trade Accord At Ottawa (Empire Economic) Parley |
1 |
08/13/1932 |
Europe Is Divided In Hoover’s Policy Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
3 |
08/13/1932 |
Deadlock Persists On German Cabinet Nazis Insist Hitler Must Get Chancellorship Before He Can Make Any Promises Frederick T.Birchall, Berlin |
9 |
08/13/1932 |
100 Spanish Nobles Jailed For Revolt |
9 |
08/13/1932 |
(Lester P.) Barlow Tells (Russian) Reds Deadly War Plans (For Planes) |
9 |
08/13/1932 |
Democracy Is Seen Going Into Eclipse (Williams Institute) |
15 |
08/13/1932 |
Holds 5 Cent Beer Is Need of Nation |
18 |
08/14/1932 |
Hitler Demands Office As Dictator; Hindenburg Bars It Nazi Chief Refuses Secondary Post, Asking Power of ‘Mussolini After March On Rome’ (See Later Entry, August 19, 1932, P. 5) Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/14/1932 |
Irish Boycott of English Goods Planned Here |
1 |
08/14/1932 |
Araki Asks Japan To Block White Race Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
5 |
08/14/1932 |
Manchuria Called Japan’s ‘Lifeline’ Louis Stark (Williams Institute, Williamstown, Mass.) |
5 |
08/14/1932 |
Stimson View Held Aid To Peace Pact (Judge Yuen Li Lang) Sees Curb On Aggressor (In Washington) |
5 |
08/14/1932 |
(N.Y. Representative, Samuel) Dickstein (Chairman of House Immigration Committee) To Open Inquiry In Warsaw Will Investigate Complaints of Would Be Emigrants Over American (Medical) Examination |
7 |
08/14/1932 |
Poland And Danzig Reach Agreement |
7 |
08/14/1932 |
Women At Geneva Row Over Equality |
10 |
08/14/1932 |
Jews (American Jewish Congress Rabbi Stephen S. Wise Bernard S. Deutsch) Open Parley At Geneva Today American Group Is Largest 25 Nations Represented World Conference Will Take Up ‘Grave Conditions’ Facing The Race In Many Lands |
18 |
08/14/1932 |
The Week Abroad; ‘Part of The World’ Isolation Gets A Setback Policy of Consultation Is Formally Adopted By The United States It Is Stated By Hoover Success For Col. Stimson Edwin L. James |
E-3 |
08/14/1932 |
Jobless In Reich Help Each Other Hugh Jedell, Berlin |
E-3 |
08/14/1932 |
Soviet Guards Kill Refugees (On Rumanian Border) |
E-3 |
08/14/1932 |
Soviet Food Supply Is Biggest Problem Walter Duranty, Moscow |
E-3 |
08/14/1932 |
Soviet Polish Pact Distrubs Rumania Eugene Kovacs, Bucharest |
E-3 |
08/14/1932 |
Anti-Semitism Fight Shifting Its Centre Jews In Poland Now Taking LeadershipFromBritain (Lord) Melchett’s View Borne Out He Foresaw That War Would Split Jewish And German Interests In Europe Augur, London |
E-4 |
08/14/1932 |
Anxiety In London Over German Loans |
F-1 |
08/14/1932 |
The Facts Revealed In The (Mayor James J. Walker) Seaburg Inquiry |
XX-1 |
08/15/1932 |
Nazis Are Expected To Insist On Power Hitler’s Pledges Doubted Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/15/1932 |
Herriot Disturbed By Eulogies of War |
6 |
08/15/1932 |
(British Knights of Garter) Vote To Readmit Ex-Kaiser |
6 |
08/15/1932 |
China Is Determined To End Concessions Russell Owen, Shanghai |
8 |
08/15/1932 |
(Geneva) Jewish Conference Hears Plea By (Rabbi Stephen S.) Wise Rabbi Urges That World Jewish Congress Be Convoked As Geneva Meeting Begins Hitlerism Is Chief Topic B. S. Deutsch Joins In Assailing Anti-Semitism Deutsch’s Address (American Jewish Congress) |
13 |
08/16/1932 |
Hitler Would Oust Gen. Von Schleicher Hitlerite Rally Put Off Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/16/1932 |
‘Hoover Doctrine’ Approved In Tokyo Sees Stimson At Variance Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
5 |
08/16/1932 |
Chang (Kai-Shek) Is Replaced As Peiping Leader |
5 |
08/16/1932 |
Say Palestine Jews Have Best Condition |
5 |
08/16/1932 |
French Are Divided On Arms For Reich |
6 |
08/16/1932 |
Hitler Dictatorship In Reich Held Unlikely |
6 |
08/17/1932 |
Britain Separates Factions In India In Electoral Plan |
1 |
08/17/1932 |
Manchurian Report Disturbing Britain |
1 |
08/17/1932 |
Estates of Nobles Are Seized In Spain Exile To Africa Hinted |
4 |
08/17/1932 |
American In China Slain By (Chinese) Soldiers |
4 |
08/17/1932 |
(World) Jewish Congress Planned For 1934 Hitlerism To Be Assailed |
5 |
08/17/1932 |
Leaves Extended For Nazi (Storm) Troopers (Sturm Abteilung) Hitler Attacks Cabinet Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
6 |
08/17/1932 |
(Izvestia) Hits Our Refusal To Recognize Russia |
7 |
08/18/1932 |
Italy Will Retire 130,000 Tons of Navy |
1 |
08/18/1932 |
Rabbis Back (Herbert) Lehman In (N.Y.) Governorship Race |
2 |
08/18/1932 |
Munitions Plants Speed Up In Japan Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
5 |
08/18/1932 |
Reich Hard Pressed Tomeet Dole Cost One Person In 9 Gets Aid Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
6 |
08/18/1932 |
Von Papen Says He Will Crush Any Revolt |
6 |
08/18/1932 |
Jews Demand End of Anti-Semitism Rabbi (Stephen S.) Wise Asks For ‘Justice’ And Denounces Hitler World Jewish Congress To Meet Seeks Aid of League of Nations |
9 |
08/19/1932 |
New Soviet Planes Rival World’s Best Walt Duranty, Moscow |
3 |
08/19/1932 |
Hitler Now Claims 75% of Cabinet Jobs Denies Mussolini Remark (See Entry, August 14, 1932, P. 1) |
5 |
08/19/1932 |
Nazi Centrist Rule In Prussia Likely Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
5 |
08/19/1932 |
Compulsory Labor Is Sought In Reich |
5 |
08/20/1932 |
(Popular N.Y. City Mayor James J.) Walker Loses Plea To Dismiss Charges |
1 |
08/20/1932 |
(World) Jewish Congress Success Says (Rabbi Stephen S. Wise In Paris) |
4 |
08/20/1932 |
Jews Beaten By Anti Communist Argentines |
4 |
08/20/1932 |
Swiss Couple Get Life Terms In China CondemnedAs Reds |
4 |
08/20/1932 |
(Ira A. Hirschmann of ‘Lord And Taylor,’ Confidant And Savant of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise And The World/American Jewish Congresses) Sees Hitler In Power Within Nine Months |
4 |
08/20/1932 |
Nazis And Reds Mar Berlin Radio Show |
14 |
08/21/1932 |
Rise In Dole Asked By Reich Socialists (Sozialistiche Parti Deutschlands And Sozial Demokrats, The ‘Sozis’) Decree Rule Gains Gains In Favor Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/21/1932 |
Chinese Intensifying Boycott of Japan (Shanghai) Truce Is Repudiated Hallett Abend, Shanghai/Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
1 |
08/21/1932 |
Warns Trade Curbs Imperil Reich Debt |
5 |
08/21/1932 |
Great Landowners Arrested In Spain |
9 |
08/21/1932 |
Buenos Aires Give Jews Protection |
10 |
08/21/1932 |
Pan American ‘Love’ (For U.S.) Held Almost Dead (By Williams Institute, Williamstown, Mass) |
11 |
08/21/1932 |
The Week Abroad; Holiday For Nazis Eugene J. Young |
E-3 |
08/21/1932 |
Japanese Prepare For Air Operation A. T. Steele, Harbin |
E-5 |
08/21/1932 |
Conditon In China Worse Than In 1931 Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
E-5 |
08/21/1932 |
German Democracy’s New Test Simeon Strunsky |
Mag. 1 |
08/22/1932 |
Roosevelt Ponders Appeal For Funds To ‘Forgetten Man’ |
1 |
08/23/1932 |
Nazis Riot In Court As 5 Are Condemned For Murder of Reds Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/23/1932 |
French Pay Honor To Col. (Alfred) Dreyfus |
7 |
08/23/1932 |
Japanese Seek Oil In Case of Boycott |
8 |
08/24/1932 |
(Fritz Von) Papen Defies Nazis; Ready To Use Army Reich And Prussia Pledge Impartial Review For Five Condemned For Murder Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/24/1932 |
Soviet Is Accused of Slaying Finns Finland Intervenes Walter Duranty, Moscow |
5 |
08/24/1932 |
(Paul) Renaud (Followed Daladier As War Time French Premier) Here, Says France Asks Peace |
19 |
08/24/1932 |
(Albert) Einstein Is Reported To Plan Work Here (At Princeton Univ.) |
19 |
08/25/1932 |
Reich Not To Ask Cut In Private Debt, Declares Dr. (Hans) Luther (President of Reichsbank) |
1 |
08/25/1932 |
Japan Tells League She Won’t Give Way Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
1 |
08/25/1932 |
Nazi Paper (‘Der Angriff’) Banned For Inciting Strife Retrial of (Five) Killers Asked Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
4 |
08/25/1932 |
Ousted Educator (Dr. Emil Gumbel, Formerly of Heidelberg University) Blames Nazi Trick Gumbel Says Students Slipped (‘Unbidden’) Into Closed (Sic) Meetings And Falsely Reported Speech Fears Accession of Hitler To Power Would Mean ‘Slaughter’ (Now At Cornell Univ, Ithaca, N.Y.) |
5 |
08/25/1932 |
Japan Reinforces Guard In Shanghai Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
6 |
08/25/1932 |
Britain Will Push Empire Trade Plan |
14 |
08/26/1932 |
Reichstag To Face Quick Dissolution Nazis And Centrists Still Unable To Agree Slayers’ Guard Increased |
1 |
08/26/1932 |
Urge New Parley To Pacifiy Japan (Williams Institute) |
2 |
08/26/1932 |
(Albert) Einstein Will Join American Institute (Life Appointment!) |
2 |
08/26/1932 |
40,000 Shipments Looted In Russia Kulak Influence Blamed |
4 |
08/26/1932 |
Reichsbank’s Gold Shows Sharp Rise |
25 |
08/26/1932 |
Decrease In Gold At Bank of France |
25 |
08/27/1932 |
(John Nance) Garner Puts Blame On Hoover In Slump |
1 |
08/27/1932 |
Mori Urges Japan To Seek Isolation Friction With Us Seen Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
2 |
08/27/1932 |
Nazis Map Policy In The Reichstag Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
2 |
08/28/1932 |
Japan Would Block Censure By League And Avert A Break Mission Condemns Tokyo |
1 |
08/28/1932 |
Papen To Open Fight With Recovery Plan Nazi May Be Chancellor (Gregor) Strasser, Close Friend of Hitler Mentioned, With Bruening As Foreign Minister Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
4 |
08/28/1932 |
Hindenburg Urges Fatherland Before Party |
4 |
08/28/1932 |
2,000 Pacifists Open Parley In Amsterdam |
4 |
08/28/1932 |
Goethe Medal Is Given To (Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (President of Columbia University) In Germany |
5 |
08/28/1932 |
(Prof. Frederick A. Ogg) Denies Democracy Fails To Meet Test |
25 |
08/28/1932 |
The Week In Other Lands: Japan Issues A Challenge Eugene J. Young |
E-3 |
08/28/1932 |
Nanking (Chiang Kai-Shek) And Tokyo Fear League Report Hallett Abend, Shanghai (Picture of League Investigating Commission) |
E-5 |
08/28/1932 |
(Pacifist, Lord) Cecil Calls For A War On War |
Mag. 1 |
08/28/1932 |
German Legend Raises A New Iron Man (General Kurt Von Schleicher, Picture Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
Mag. 3 |
08/29/1932 |
Japan Sending Envoy (Kichisaburo Nomura) To Seek Our Good Will |
1 |
08/29/1932 |
12 Month Program To Rescue Germany Offered By Papen Rule By Parties Is Barred Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/29/1932 |
German Debts Are Put At 20 Billion Marks |
6 |
08/30/1932 |
(Franz Von) Papen Tells Hitler He Will Not Permit Nazi In Government Rivals Take Luncheon Together But Part To Continue Fight Against Each Other Murder Case Still Issue Hitler Orders Reichstag Caucus Not To Support Cabinet Which Backs Death Sentence Clara Zetkin (One of The Most Influential Communists of Germany) To Preside Today |
1 |
08/30/1932 |
Papen’s Proposals Win Favor In Reich Inflation Held Only Peril Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
8 |
08/30/1932 |
(Japanese) Fliers Hunt Rebels After Mukden Raids |
8 |
08/30/1932 |
Chinese Brigands Sack Town, Kill Residents In Peiping Area |
8 |
08/31/1932 |
Reichstag Is Calm; Will Ask Hindenburg To Let It Continue Nazi Is Elected Speaker Red Assails The President Deputies Sit Quietly As Frau (Clara) Zetkin Opens Session With Plea For Impeachment (Of President Paul Von Hindenburg) Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
1 |
08/31/1932 |
Japan Sends Naval Squadron To Shanghai Manchukuo Is Declared In Open Rebellion Hallett Abend, Shanghai |
1 |
08/31/1932 |
Our Fleet Moves Disturb Japan Hugh Byas |
8 |
08/31/1932 |
Poland Puts Down Uprising of Ukrainians; Peasants Will Lay Complaints Before League |
8 |
08/31/1932 |
Reich ‘Tests Faith’ of World On Arms |
9 |
08/31/1932 |
Picture: Hermann Goering (Speaker of Reichstag) & (Communist) Clara Zetkin |
9 |
08/31/1932 |
Hitler Will Wane, Says (Cleveland) Bishop (Joseph) Schrembs Declares Nazi Leader Is Regarded As Too Arrogant |
9 |