| 01/01/1932 |
Hindenburg On Radio Warns On Burdening Reich Too Heavily Demands Equal Security Reds Interrupt Speech |
1 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Six More Bombs Discovered In 4 (U.S.) Cities; Point To Nation Wide Anti Fascist Plot: Government Spurs Hunt For (‘Anti Fascist’) Terrorists |
1 |
| 01/01/1932 |
World’s 1932 Hopes Voiced By Leaders German Payment Pledged |
2 |
| 01/01/1932 |
(N.Y. Governor) Roosevelt Message Holds State Strong Aid To Needy Is Stressed |
5 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Reich Finds Reason To Keep Gold Basis |
10 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Gandhi Plea Fails; He Urges Defiance (Of British) |
10 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Text of (Paul Von) Hindenburg’s Radio Address |
13 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Britain Worse Off Than At End of 1930 |
15 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Fall of Chinchow (To Japanese) Now Is Imminent Chinese Retreat Is Wild |
18 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Japanese Admit Aim Is To Hold Manchuria Hallett Abend, Dairen |
19 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Murder Sentences (In U.S.) In 1931 At New Mark |
20 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Chronological Record of World Activities In 1931 |
24 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Years Biggest Events Classified And Coordinated [‘Nazi’ (National Socialist Deutsche Arbeiter Partei) [Sic]] |
25 |
| 01/01/1932 |
Twelve Months of Struggle Toward A Normal Status |
26 |
| 01/02/1932 |
Foreign (South American Nations) Defaults On Bonds Here Exceed $815,000,000 |
1 |
| 01/02/1932 |
Bigger Navy Forces Prepare Two Plans; One 10, One 15 Years 1 Our Experts Accept Budgetary Arms Cut |
1 |
| 01/02/1932 |
Japan Takes Chinchow Control All Manchuria Sword To Be Sheathed |
1 |
| 01/02/1932 |
Bomb Plots Arouse Five More (U.S.) Cities |
1 |
| 01/02/1932 |
Hindenburg Urges World To Cut Arms Stresses Reich Hardships |
4 |
| 01/02/1932 |
Japanese Gloomy On 1932 Outlook |
6 |
| 01/02/1932 |
Unequal Wage Step Marks Soviet Year Communists Show Gains Walter Duranty, Moscow |
6 |
| 01/02/1932 |
Europe Seeks Jobs For 10,000,000 Idle Germany Is Hardest Hit |
9 |
| 01/02/1932 |
Charge Mine Chief Incited Killings |
12 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Six (Missouri) Officers Killed By Desperate Bond Governor Sends Troops |
1 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Cruisers To Become Little ‘Battleships’; Navy Alters Design Heavier Armor Ordered (‘Pocket Battleship’?) Hanson W. Baldwin |
1 |
| 01/03/1932 |
China Not Lacking In Will To Fight Organization Is Wanting George E. Sokolsky |
26 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Reds March In Rain (In N.Y. City); 2 Rallies Broken Up |
27 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Picture: Einstein Welcomed In California |
29 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Three Banks Closed In Hartford Area More Failures In South |
29 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Soviet Hails 1932 With Great Hopes 250 Tractors Made Daily Walter Duranty, Moscow |
N-3 |
| 01/03/1932 |
The Week In Europe; We Shun Reparations Lausanne Not For Us Edwin L. James |
E-3 |
| 01/03/1932 |
German (Labor) Unions Held As Force For Peace Hugh Jedell, Berlin |
E-3 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Chinese In Mukden Have Orgy of Vice Houses Do Big Business Hallett Abend, Mukden |
E-4 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Japanese Parents Selling Daughters |
E-4 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Trouble Expected From Spanish Reds Lawrence A Fernsworth, Barcelona, Spain |
E-4 |
| 01/03/1932 |
The Child Learns At Play In Russia (‘Heroic’ Treatment) Jessica Smith |
E-7 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Japan’s Course In Manchuria |
Book 1 |
| 01/03/1932 |
The Nazi Mind: A Study In Nationalism Harold Callender, Berlin |
Mag. 3&21 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Old Moscow Dies, New Moscow Arises Avrahm Yarmolinsky |
Mag. 14 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Issues That Press Upon The World In 1932 (Includes Hitler Who Sees Supreme Power In Germany For The ‘Nazis’) |
XX-1 |
| 01/03/1932 |
Russia, The Planned State, As Viewed By A Scientist Professor Julian Huxley |
XX-3 |
| 01/04/1932 |
Gandhi Sent To Jail (By British); Part To Be Banned; All India Quits Work |
1 |
| 01/04/1932 |
Churches Are Shut In Mexican Capital (By Government) |
1 |
| 01/04/1932 |
Treaty Navy By 1942 To Cost $616,000,000 Asked In Vinson Bill |
1 |
| 01/04/1932 |
U.S. Consul Beaten By Japanese Patrol In A Mukden Street Hallett Abend, Mukden |
1 |
| 01/04/1932 |
Courage Will End Slump, Says (Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (President of Columbia University & Chairman, Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Confidence, Not More Wealth, Needed |
14 |
| 01/04/1932 |
Berlin Cheerful At The Year’s End |
30 |
| 01/04/1932 |
Gold Still Flows Into The French Bank |
30 |
| 01/04/1932 |
Gold At London Bank Lowest Since 1920 |
30 |
| 01/05/1932 |
(Henry L.) Stimson (Hoover Secretary of State, Later Roosevelt’s War Time Secretary of War Always Anti Japanese) Demands Amends By Japanese For Beating Consul |
1 |
| 01/05/1932 |
Drastic Preression Ordered (By British) In Al India; Two Killed In Clash |
1 |
| 01/05/1932 |
Japan Minimizes (Their) Beating of (U.S.) Consul Forigners Long In Terror Hallett Abend, Mukden |
3 |
| 01/05/1932 |
Churches (Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America) Demand Jobs Not Pay Cuts (Jews & Catholics Also Involved) |
4 |
| 01/05/1932 |
West (Montana) Will Launch (Franklin D.) Roosevelt Boom (For The U.S. Presidency Scott Bullitt [Related To William C. Bullitt?], National Democratic Committeeman From Montana) |
8 |
| 01/05/1932 |
Germans Mistrust Reparations Parley View Lausanne Meeting With Suspicion |
10 |
| 01/05/1932 |
German Press Backs British Policy In India |
12 |
| 01/05/1932 |
(William R.) Castle Says Reich Must Now Aid Itself Defends Hoover’s Policy |
16 |
| 01/05/1932 |
German Crew Seized In Red Protest Here |
51 |
| 01/06/1932 |
(Mexican) Court Denies Writ To Mexican Priest |
8 |
| 01/06/1932 |
Air Deal Is Sought By Paris And Berlin |
11 |
| 01/07/1932 |
(Franklin D.) Roosevelt Calls For New Leadership In Nation, As He Cites State’s Needs; Message Urges Emergency Tax Rise, Text, P. 20 (Picture) |
1 |
| 01/07/1932 |
(Julius) Rosenwald Dead; Nation Mourns Him (Daughters: Mrs. Edith R. Stern & Mrs. Alfred K. Stern See Entry, Dec. 12, 1933, P. 21) |
1&18 |
| 01/07/1932 |
Intimates Japan Would Appease Us. Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
4 |
| 01/07/1932 |
Soviet Fears Japan Will Enter Harbin Walter Duranty, Moscow |
4 |
| 01/08/1932 |
(German Chancellor, Heinrich) Bruening Asks Help of Hitler To Extend Hindenburg’s (And His) Term (Of Office) Reich’s Chancellor Confers With ‘Nazi’ Leader Fascists May Join Cabinet |
1 |
| 01/08/1932 |
Stimson Insists On (U.S.) Rights In Manchuria Under 9-Power Treaty And Kellogg Pact: Invites The Other Signatories To Act, Text |
1 |
| 01/08/1932 |
Wang Ching-Wei Quits Nanking Government Paving Way For Return of Chiang Kai-Shek |
2 |
| 01/08/1932 |
Britain Reassures Zionist Body (Zionist Organization of America) Here |
4 |
| 01/09/1932 |
Reich Demands End of Reparations; Will Take Firm Stand At Lausanne |
1 |
| 01/09/1932 |
Japan Denies Move To Violate Treaties Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
1 |
| 01/09/1932 |
Hitler Due To Reply To Bruening Today PlanDepends Largely On ‘Nazi’ (Sic) Backing |
7 |
| 01/09/1932 |
Our Move Causes Dismay In Mukden |
9 |
| 01/09/1932 |
Britain Not Likely To Join In Our Move Some Call Stimson Hasty |
9 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Reparations Ended, Bruening Declares; Paris Is Perturbed Further Payments Impossible For Germany And Ruinous For World Guido Enderis, Berlin |
1 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Says World Peace Depends On Our Aid (Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) |
15 |
| 01/10/1932 |
(British Prime Minister, Ramsay) M’donald Is Urged To Back Bruening |
16 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Debuchi Calls U.S. A Partner of Japan |
22 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Mrs. (Carrie Chapman) Catt (Fervent Rooseelt Supporter, Pacifist, Feminist, ‘Anti Fascist,’ Zionist, Interventionist In European War, Etc.), 73, Urges Nation To Cheer Up |
31 |
| 01/10/1932 |
(Sir William) Wiseman Attacks Versailles Treaty |
N-1 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Roosevelt Wins (N.Y.) City College Poll |
N-3 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Inter Faith Group Is Formed At N.Y.U |
N-3 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Ten Senators Favor Parley To End Arms |
N-3 |
| 01/10/1932 |
The Week In Europe; Stimson Takes Lead Reich Tired of Payments |
E-3 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Repudiation (Of U.S.) Feared If We Ramain Aloof (From International Affairs) Augur, London |
E-4 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Old Regime’s Ways Hamper New Spain |
E-4 |
| 01/10/1932 |
The Day of The Dictatorships |
Book 1 |
| 01/10/1932 |
Remaking A Nation (Spain); A Titanic Task |
Mag. 1 |
| 01/11/1932 |
Call On Us To Lead World To Disarm |
2 |
| 01/11/1932 |
(James W.) Gerard (Wilson’s Wartime Ambassador To Germany) Decries Fear In Facing Depression ‘Future Belongs To The Bold,’ He Says |
2 |
| 01/11/1932 |
Our Action On China Pleasing To Russia Walter Duranty, Moscow |
4 |
| 01/11/1932 |
Chinese Beg Chiang (Kai-Shek) To Aid Government |
4 |
| 01/11/1932 |
(Albert H.) Wiggin Discloses Germany’s (Financial) Plight |
18 |
| 01/11/1932 |
Reich Is Surprised By Flurry Abroad (Over Bruening Statement On Reparations) Guido Enderis, Berlin |
18 |
| 01/11/1932 |
France Is Shocked By German Stand |
18 |
| 01/11/1932 |
Belgium Is Angered By Bruening’s Ideas |
18 |
| 01/11/1932 |
Soldier’s Funeral Is Given To (Andre) Maginot (Maginot Line) (Pierre) Laval Delivers Eulogy |
21 |
| 01/11/1932 |
Helen Gahagan (Douglas?) Makes Her Vaudeville Debut |
29 |
| 01/12/1932 |
Terrorism Chargedto Japanese Troops In Chinchow Region Hallett Abend, Tientsin |
1 |
| 01/12/1932 |
Chinese Annihilate Japanese At Linmin |
6 |
| 01/12/1932 |
Mrs Gandhi Seized (By British) For Anti Tax Drive |
12 |
| 01/12/1932 |
Europe Is Divided On Germany’s Declaration Against Further Reparations |
18 |
| 01/13/1932 |
(Pierre) Laval Cabinet Out; He Fails In Attempt To Switch To Left |
1 |
| 01/13/1932 |
Roosevelt Asks 100 Per Cent Increase In Tax On Incomes And Gasoline Sales To Meet Large Deficit Faced By (N.Y.) State |
1 |
| 01/13/1932 |
Germans Criticize Our Foreign Policy |
5 |
| 01/13/1932 |
Charity Not Enough, Says Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt |
8 |
| 01/13/1932 |
Japanese Trapped In Burning Town (By Chinese) |
9 |
| 01/13/1932 |
Hindenburg Backed By Non Party Bloc Guido Enderis, Berlin |
18 |
| 01/13/1932 |
Soviet Paper Holds We Back Bruening Sees German Revolution Walter Duranty, Moscow |
18 |
| 01/13/1932 |
France Says World Needs Moral Leader |
18 |
| 01/13/1932 |
(Banker, Charles E.) Mitchell Warns Against (U.S.) Isolation |
39 |
| 01/14/1932 |
(Pierre) Laval Again Heads French Government; Takes Briand’s Post |
1 |
| 01/14/1932 |
Belgium Deplores Gibes At Hoover |
1 |
| 01/14/1932 |
European Problems Dropped By Hoover; ‘Home Job’ Put First |
1 |
| 01/14/1932 |
10 Polish Leaders Convicted of Plot (Against Pilsudski) |
5 |
| 01/14/1932 |
Il Duce Asks Unity Agains Us On Debts |
6 |
| 01/14/1932 |
Layton Says Germany Can Pay Something |
6 |
| 01/15/1932 |
Nation’s Democrats Rally For Victory; Roosevelt Calls For New Tax System |
1 |
| 01/15/1932 |
600 (Jewish) Teachers Begin Strike In Palestine |
9 |
| 01/15/1932 |
Japan Reveals Pact With China of 1905 Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
12 |
| 01/15/1932 |
Bankers Aid China; Treasury Is Empty |
12 |
| 01/15/1932 |
Japan Punishes Four For Attack On (U.S.) Consul |
12 |
| 01/15/1932 |
(Sir Josiah Stamp) Assails Americans As Britain’s Critics |
34 |
| 01/15/1932 |
French Bank’s Gold Shows Big Increase |
34 |
| 01/16/1932 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler (President of Columbia University & Chairman of Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Assails ‘Stupid (U.S.) Isolation’ In Plea For League Holds ‘War Is Still On,’ Text, P. 8 |
1 |
| 01/16/1932 |
Japan Replies To Us, Pledging ‘Open Door’ |
1 |
| 01/16/1932 |
Japanese Defeated Along Wide Front |
6 |
| 01/16/1932 |
(Edouard) Herriott Condemns Bruening’s Stand Sees Morality In Danger |
9 |
| 01/16/1932 |
Europe Must Pay, Says (Pennsylvania) Senator Reed |
9 |
| 01/16/1932 |
Dr. (S. Parkes) Cadman Hailed As Envoy of Peace (Former President of Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America By ‘World Alliance For International Friendship Through Churches’ Rabbi Stephen S. Wise & Michael Williams of Catholic ‘Commonweal’ Involved!) |
17 |
| 01/17/1932 |
Stimson’s Warning To Japan To Stand Despite Her Reply |
1 |
| 01/17/1932 |
France Shuts Out Most of Our Radios In Drastic Decree Dutch Trade Is Favored |
1 |
| 01/17/1932 |
Hitler Is Acquitted On Slander Charge Editor Is Found Guilty |
14 |
| 01/17/1932 |
(Social Democratic Leader, Rudolf Breitscheid) Says Reich Will Seek Armament Cut By All |
N-2 |
| 01/17/1932 |
German Denounces France’s ‘Security’ |
E-3 |
| 01/17/1932 |
Sorbonne Explains (Versailles Treaty) War Guilt Clause It Means Germany Pays For War Damage |
E-4 |
| 01/17/1932 |
(International) Debt Settlement Urged By (John Maynard) Keynes |
E-4 |
| 01/17/1932 |
Russia’s Part In Fighting The World War |
Book 11 |
| 01/17/1932 |
To The Nazi Colors The Students Flock Harold Callender, Berlin |
Mag. 5 |
| 01/17/1932 |
Europe’s Momentous Wedge of Discord (The Polish Corridor) Emerie Deri |
9 |
| 01/18/1932 |
German Plight Laid To Interest Burden 7% Call Rate Is Cited |
2 |
| 01/18/1932 |
(Maj. Gen. John F.) O’ryan (A Constant Source of Anti German Agitation) Asks War Ban Instead of Arms Cuts |
5 |
| 01/18/1932 |
Hitler Issues Reply On Presidency Plan Tells Bruening The Retention of Hindenburg Without Election Would Violate Constitution Declares (Bruening) Regime Must Go |
8 |
| 01/18/1932 |
Hitler Sees Fight To Finish In Reich ‘Nazis’ Must Overcome Foes |
8 |
| 01/18/1932 |
Reich Wants Right To Have All Arms Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
9 |
| 01/18/1932 |
$2,500,000 Sought For Palestine Aid |
10 |
| 01/18/1932 |
Postal Ban Urged On Red Propaganda |
18 |
| 01/19/1932 |
Japanese Planning A ‘Free’ Manchuria Dominated By Tokyo |
1 |
| 01/19/1932 |
Reply of Japan To Stimson Scored J. (James) G. Mc Donald (Chairman, Unofficial Foreign Policy Association) Tells Women’s Peace Session (Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt’s Conference On ‘The Cause And Cure of War’) It Fails To Meet Any of Issues Warning On (German) Moratorium |
5 |
| 01/19/1932 |
National Leaders Press Zionist Aims Hoover Backs Movement |
6 |
| 01/19/1932 |
Poles Act To Ease Rule In Ukrainia Autonomy Plan (For Ukrainian Part of Poland) Rejected |
9 |
| 01/20/1932 |
‘sacrifice; On Debts Is Barred By (Pierre) Laval In Outlining Policy France Will Not Reduce Claims Without Cut In Her Obligations |
1 |
| 01/20/1932 |
Debts Hurt Trade, Says League Body Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
14 |
| 01/20/1932 |
Balance of Trade Falls In Germany |
14 |
| 01/20/1932 |
Incentive On Debt Is Left To Europe (By U.S.) |
14 |
| 01/20/1932 |
Germany Is Irritated By Laval’s Demand |
14 |
| 01/20/1932 |
Gandhi’s Son Jailed By British In India |
15 |
| 01/21/1932 |
Europe Postpones Lausanne Parley As Reich Bars Temporary Settlement; Stimson Warns On Moves Against Us |
1 |
| 01/21/1932 |
Germans Demand Full Debts Parley Guido Enderis, Berlin |
1 |
| 01/21/1932 |
(Rabbi Stephen S.) Wise Hails Einstein As Pacifist Leader |
13 |
| 01/21/1932 |
Stimson Combats United Debt Plea |
14 |
| 01/21/1932 |
Revised (Kellogg( Paris Pact Urged By (James T.) Shotwell (Columbia Univ. Professor & A Director, Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) |
14 |
| 01/21/1932 |
French Charge Reich Prepares For War Senators Say Shock Troops And Vast Military Stores Are Now In Readiness |
14 |
| 01/22/1932 |
Germans Seek Truce At Home For A Year Without Election ‘Nazi’ Backing Is Possible |
1 |
| 01/22/1932 |
(Senator Claude A.) Swanson (Roosevelt’s Sec. of Navy) Sees War Is The (Geneva Disarmament) Parley Fails |
11 |
| 01/22/1932 |
France Depressed By Our Debt Stand |
12 |
| 01/23/1932 |
Shanghai Consuls Warn Japan’s Fleet To Avoid Overt Acts |
1 |
| 01/23/1932 |
Ex-Kaiser Says Slum Is Allies’ Punishment |
2 |
| 01/23/1932 |
Reds Battle Police In Rent Strike Riot |
4 |
| 01/23/1932 |
Spain Crushes Reds In Catalan Towns |
10 |
| 01/23/1932 |
Denies Gold Is Aim of Lusitania Hunt (By Divers) |
10 |
| 01/23/1932 |
Berlin Students Riot; University Is Close |
10 |
| 01/23/1932 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler Sees Liberty Under Fire Attacks (Our) Isolation Policy |
11 |
| 01/24/1932 |
Japanese Land Marines To Seize Shanghai Forts; Chinese Ready To Resist |
1 |
| 01/24/1932 |
Reich Credit Accord For Year Concluded By Bankers In Berlin |
1 |
| 01/24/1932 |
Gov. (Franklin D.) Roosevelt Enters Race For The Presidency In North Dakota Primary |
1 |
| 01/24/1932 |
(Senator William E.) Borah Says France Should Alter Policy Scores (Pierre) Laval’s Stand |
1 |
| 01/24/1932 |
President (Hoover) Opposes Navy Building Bills ‘Limit In Economy’ His Aim |
1 |
| 01/24/1932 |
Spain Liquidates The Jesuit Order State May Seize Schools |
5 |
| 01/24/1932 |
Bruening Hits Hitler’s Motives |
8 |
| 01/24/1932 |
Germans Denounce Laval’s Debt Stand |
14 |
| 01/24/1932 |
Prof. Davis (Yale Univ.) Finds An Autocracy Here |
18 |
| 01/24/1932 |
China (W. W. Yen) Asks League To Uphold Stimson |
20 |
| 01/24/1932 |
German Movement Back To The Land |
N-14 |
| 01/24/1932 |
French Obsessed By Debt Problem |
E-3 |
| 01/24/1932 |
All Eastern Europe In Grip of Autarchy |
E-4 |
| 01/24/1932 |
Japan Would Raise Standard of Living |
E-8 |
| 01/24/1932 |
How The German (Weimar) Republic Came Into Being |
Book 9 |
| 01/25/1932 |
Japan Warned By Soviet Journal (‘Izvestia’) Walter |
4 |
| 01/25/1932 |
Japanese In Drive On Loo Mile Front Hugh Byas, Tokyo |
4 |
| 01/25/1932 |
Germans Push Job On Biggest Airship (Lz-129) |
6 |
| 01/25/1932 |
German Note Hoard Put At $250,000,000 |
7 |
| 01/25/1932 |
Berlin Is Disturbed By Lausanne Delay |
29 |
| 01/26/1932 |
Suggest Dropping Army Citizens (Military Training) Camps |
1 |
| 01/26/1932 |
Churchill On Return Citicizes Democracy Progress of World Is Dependent Upon Eminent Individuals |
2 |
| 01/26/1932 |
Reich Glad Creditors Denied Extravagance Admission Money Was Carefully Spent (By Germans) |
4 |
| 01/26/1932 |
300,000 Refugees Moved From Hankow |
4 |
| 01/26/1932 |
British Again Seek Paris Debt Accord |
7 |
| 01/26/1932 |
(German) Socialists Demand End of War Debts |
7 |
| 01/27/1932 |
Deficit of Nation Now $1,501,100,000 |
8 |
| 01/27/1932 |
Big Japanese Loss Shown In 1931 Trade |
10 |
| 01/27/1932 |
Unity of Christians And Jews Is Urged (By Rabbi Stephen S. Wise & John Haynes Holmes) |
15 |
| 01/28/1932 |
Washington Consults London On China; Tokyo’s Ultimatum Ends At 5 A. M. Today; Martial Law In Shanghai Foreign Area |
1 |
| 01/28/1932 |
Britain Will Seek Tariff Reciprocity In New Trade Pacts |
1 |
| 01/28/1932 |
(Gen. Wilhelm) Groener Says France Has Napoleonic Aims |
8 |
| 01/28/1932 |
Germans Uniting Behind Hindenburg ‘Nazi’ Candidate Unlikely |
9 |
| 01/28/1932 |
British Sympathy With Japan Grows |
15 |
| 01/29/1932 |
Japanese Unable To Occupy Shanghai Despite 13-Hour Land And Air Attack; Stimson Asks Tokyo To Tell Intention |
1 |
| 01/29/1932 |
Britain Will Avoid Clash With Japan |
1 |
| 01/29/1932 |
All Shanghai Terrorized, Foreigners Guarded, As Japanese And Chinese Clash |
2 |
| 01/29/1932 |
Anglo American Tie Urged By (Winston S.) Churchill Says Union Would Counterbalance A United States of Europe Takes Up Lecture Tour (In U.S.) Dry Law Is Criticized |
5 |
| 01/29/1932 |
New Deal For Reich Is Urged By (Sir Robert) Horne |
10 |
| 01/30/1932 |
Japanese Forced Back At Shanghai; Great Area In Ruins, Hundreds Slain |
1 |
| 01/30/1932 |
Berlin Fears Japan Dooms Arms Talks Uneasy Over Our Attitude |
4 |
| 01/30/1932 |
Reich Lists Amount Paid In Reparations Total Put At $16,082,100,000 |
9 |
| 01/30/1932 |
Deputies See France At Mercy of Enemy In Air; Even Germany Is Said To Have Better Planes |
9 |
| 01/31/1932 |
Japanese Seize Part of Foreign Area In Shanghai And Terrorize Residents: China Asks Aid Makes Threat of War |
1 |
| 01/31/1932 |
Picture: General Chiang Kai-Shek, Former President |
1 |
| 01/31/1932 |
American And British Warships On Way To Shanghai |
24 |
| 01/31/1932 |
Russia Sees Start Fo Imperialist War Walter Duranty, Moscow |
24 |
| 01/31/1932 |
Terror Spreads In Shanghai As Truce Fails |
25 |
| 01/31/1932 |
(U.S.) Boycott of Japan Opposed In Senate |
25 |
| 01/31/1932 |
Big Gold Increase From Japan (To U.S.) Shown |
26 |
| 01/31/1932 |
The Week Abroad: Japan On Her Way Edwin L. James |
E-3 |
| 01/31/1932 |
(German) Reparations Arm Germany’s Old Foes French Loan To Czechoslovakia Is Expected To Finance The Skoda Munitions Works G.E.R. Gedye, Vienna |
E-3 |
| 01/31/1932 |
Europe’s Hope Still In United States Events of 1916 Recalled Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
E-3 |
| 01/31/1932 |
The World’s Path To Peace (Sir Norman Angell) |
Book 1 |
