05/01/1935 |
(Defendant, Andrew) Mellon Declares (Henry) Morgenthau Seeks To Hinder Justice (Influence Verdict In His Trial) |
1 |
05/01/1935 |
Wife Abusive Of Hitler So German Gets Divorce |
1 |
05/01/1935 |
Foreign Oil Companies To Quit Manchukuo; Force New Monopoly To Face A Shortage |
1 |
05/01/1935 |
CCC Gets Millions To Buy Materials |
4 |
05/01/1935 |
Scottsboro (Alabama Rape Case Convicts) Pardons Asked By (N.Y. Defense Council ‘Scottsboro’ Samuel) Leibowitz |
6 |
05/01/1935 |
British Ministers Split On Germany |
9 |
05/01/1935 |
Paris Turns Back Soviet (Mutual Aid) Pact Again |
9 |
05/01/1935 |
Reich Said To Plan 166,000 Ton Navy-U-Boats In Service In Fall |
9 |
05/01/1935 |
Nazi (Ulrich Fleischauer) Insists Jews Seek World Rule (Protocols Of The Elders Of Zion Trial At Bern) |
9 |
05/01/1935 |
German Jews Ask Status Be Defined-Munich Nazis Abuse Jews |
10 |
05/01/1935 |
Comintern Urges May Day Strikes (In Capitalist Countries)-Fears Attack On Soviet-Says United States And Britain Are Waging Wars In China And In South America-Harold Denny, Moscow |
11 |
05/01/1935 |
(Samuel) Untermyer (President Of Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League To Champion Human Rights-Also Founder) Chides League On Hitler-Insists International Boycott Would Smash Regime That Threatens Peace |
12 |
05/01/1935 |
Japan May Curb Trade Of Canada |
13 |
05/01/1935 |
(Friends Of New Germany) To Defend Reich Arming |
13 |
05/01/1935 |
(Bernard S.) Deutsch Asks War On Foreign ‘Isms’ |
15 |
05/02/1935 |
Britain Will Build Her Aerial Forces To Size Of Reich’s |
1 |
05/02/1935 |
700 Soviet Planes In Mighty (May Day) Parade-’Beware Foes,’ Keynote-Harold Denny, Moscow |
3 |
05/02/1935 |
Nazis Unfurl Flag On Vienna Church |
6 |
05/02/1935 |
Germans Celebrate Nazi Labor Day Here |
6 |
05/02/1935 |
Armament Inquiry Begins In London |
10 |
05/02/1935 |
Pope Hears Nazis Seized Pilgrims |
10 |
05/02/1935 |
Sweden Disapproves (Of League) Censure Of Germany |
10 |
05/02/1935 |
Anti-Nazi Books Placed On Blacklist In Reich |
10 |
05/02/1935 |
Abduction Of German In Holland Charged |
11 |
05/02/1935 |
Grey Fleet Pauses In (U.S. Pacific) War Game Move |
12 |
05/03/1935 |
(Ramsay) Macdonald Pledges British Air Arming And 3-Power Unity (Text, P. !) |
1 |
05/03/1935 |
Air Fleet Strong Goering Boosts-Holds Arming Aids Peace-Otto D. Tolischus |
1 |
05/03/1935 |
(Anti-Nazi ‘Minutemen’) Hunt German Goods Here (Supporting A German Boycott!) |
3 |
05/03/1935 |
Pope Plans Action On Nazi Affronts |
10 |
05/03/1935 |
France And Russia Sign Their (Mutual Aid) Treaty |
11 |
05/03/1935 |
Lithuania To Seek An Accord In Memel |
11 |
05/03/1935 |
Japan Still Holds American (Retired Naval Lt.) As Spy |
12 |
05/03/1935 |
3,500 Shout ‘Heil’ For Reich Arming-Peaceful Aim Stressed |
12 |
05/03/1935 |
Sees B’nai B’rith Link To Protocols Of Zion (Bern Trial) |
12 |
05/03/1935 |
Soviet Could Send Army By Air To Strike At Rear Of An Enemy-Harold Denny, Moscow |
12 |
05/03/1935 |
Fleet Made Ready For Pacific (Mock) Battle |
13 |
05/03/1935 |
War Games Scored In (Private) Letter To Japan |
13 |
05/04/1935 |
War Is Renounced By 240 Clergymen |
13 |
05/04/1935 |
Roosevelt;S Jaw Built For Sound |
20 |
05/04/1935 |
Danzig Is Panicky Over Devaluation-Clash With Poland Seen |
36 |
05/04/1935 |
France And Soviet Agree On Quick Aid In Event Of Peril-They Will Consult Immediately When Aggression Threatens (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
05/04/1935 |
Japan Considers Doubling Her Military Air Force |
1 |
05/04/1935 |
Nazi Penal Code To Make Offender Outcast; Charity Contributions From Jews Refused |
1 |
05/04/1935 |
Mighty Fleet Goes Out Into Pacific (U.S. War Game) |
3 |
05/04/1935 |
Gigantic Air Force Denied By Goering-Sees War Up To Britain |
4 |
05/04/1935 |
Germany Worried By New (Franco-Russian, Mutual Aid) Alliance |
4 |
05/04/1935 |
New (Franco-Soviet Mutual Aid) Pact Is Open To Reich, Poland-Harold Denny, Moscow |
4 |
05/04/1935 |
$116,000,000 Is Needed For British Air Force |
4 |
05/04/1935 |
Mexico (Re-) Distributes Land |
4 |
05/04/1935 |
Nazi At Bern (Protocols Of Zion) Trial Holds League Jewish |
5 |
05/04/1935 |
Picture: Poles Here Honor A Friend Of Peace, Edward Mandell House |
5 |
05/04/1935 |
Berlin Gives Pole For 3 Reich Spies |
5 |
05/04/1935 |
Five Nations Unite In Plea For Peace |
14 |
05/04/1935 |
Methodists In Row Over Peace Pledge |
14 |
05/04/1935 |
Japanese To Seek Cotton In Brazil |
18 |
05/05/1935 |
(U.S. Judge) Bars Light Bulbs Sent From Japan-Holds (U.S.) Patent Violated |
1 |
05/05/1935 |
989 In New Deal (Regime) Top $10,000 In Pay |
5 |
05/05/1935 |
(Czech) Border Kidnapping Denied By Germany |
36 |
05/05/1935 |
Lufthansa (Passenger) Plane Found Equipped For Bombing (At Le Bourget, France) |
36 |
05/05/1935 |
Italy Expects War In Africa In Fall-German Menace Doubted-Anne O’Hare McCormick, Florence |
37 |
05/05/1935 |
Air Fleet Is 3,000, Moscow Confirms-Tank Force Also Strong-Harold Denny, Moscow |
37 |
05/05/1935 |
‘Protocols Of (The Elders Of) Zion’ Assailed As False (Bern Trial) |
37 |
05/05/1935 |
Japan Threatens To Coerce Chinese-China Pushes Air Force |
38 |
05/05/1935 |
Methodists Split On Pacifist Stand |
N-1 |
05/05/1935 |
The Debate Over The New Deal; Con And Pro |
E-1 |
05/05/1935 |
French And Russians Make Their (Mutual Assistance) Bargain |
E-3 |
05/05/1935 |
German Peril Unites Ex-Foes For Defense-Augur |
E-4 |
05/05/1935 |
War Plans Occupy Europe-Frederick T. Birchall |
E-4 |
05/05/1935 |
French Are Wary Over Soviet Pact |
E-4 |
05/05/1935 |
War Is Held At Bay But Still Uncurbed-Jules Sauerwein, Paris |
E-5 |
05/05/1935 |
Japan Watches Our Navy |
E-5 |
05/05/1935 |
A Frontier Without A Barrier (U.S.-Canadian) |
E-7 |
05/05/1935 |
Palestine Is Called Land Of Achievement-Bentwich Says That Refugees From Germany Are Living Normal, Happy Lives |
12 |
05/05/1935 |
Millis, Walter, Road To War, America 1914-1917-America’s Entry Into The War |
Book 1 |
05/05/1935 |
Amid Turmoil, Britain Still Stands Firm |
Mag. 3 |
05/05/1935 |
Again The (U.S.) Fleet Tests Ships And Men |
Mag. 6 |
05/06/1935 |
Goering Permits Writer To Glimpse German Air Gains-Lady Drummond Hay |
1 |
05/06/1935 |
George V’s Reign Hailed In Germany |
3 |
05/06/1935 |
Foreigners Paying For German Arms-Otto D. Tolischus |
10 |
05/06/1935 |
Geneva Skeptical Over New (Franco-Soviet Mutual Aid) Treaty-Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
10 |
05/06/1935 |
Auction Of Brown Shirts Send Seller To Prison |
10 |
05/06/1935 |
Ban On Light Bulbs From Japan Hailed (In U.S.) |
13 |
05/06/1935 |
(Alfred E.) Smith Backs Drive To Aid German Jews-In $3,250,000 Campaign |
14 |
05/07/1935 |
Stalin Says Fears (Of Attack) Made Soviet Rise |
1 |
05/07/1935 |
Roosevelt Stresses U.S. Bond To Britain In Congratulating George V On Anniversary |
1 |
05/07/1935 |
Pope Assails Reich’s Treatment Of Pilgrims; Deplores ‘De-Christianization’ Of Germany |
1 |
05/07/1935 |
Methodists Vote War Denunciations-Disarmament Called For |
5 |
05/07/1935 |
Reich Will Arbitrate (Disposition Of Berthold Jakob-Salomon) |
6 |
05/07/1935 |
Austrian Sentenced For ‘Insulting’ Reich |
6 |
05/07/1935 |
Venice Talks Aid Anti-War Project |
7 |
05/07/1935 |
Hitler Halts War On Rebel Pastors |
8 |
05/07/1935 |
Anti-Semitism Move (In U.S.) Ascribed To Aliens (By Anti-Defamation League, B’nai B’rith) |
18 |
05/07/1935 |
Lusitania Officers Mark Anniversary |
25 |
05/07/1935 |
U.S. Lagging In Air, Year Book Holds-Fifth In Combat Planes |
25 |
05/07/1935 |
Roosevelt Picks Son James To Run Diary; He Will Also Study Forestry At Hyde Park |
26 |
05/08/1935 |
Hitler Will Offer Arms Conciliation, The British Hear-Frederick T. Birchall, London |
1 |
05/08/1935 |
(Admiral Of The Fleet, Sir Roger J. B.) Keyes Retired In Britain (Founder Of The Commandos?) |
7 |
05/08/1935 |
France Would Win Polish Friendship-Loan (A Bankrupt?) To Russia Rumored |
8 |
05/08/1935 |
Franco-Soviet (Mutual Aid) Tie ‘Unmoral’ To Reich |
8 |
05/08/1935 |
Poland Discloses New Election Plan |
8 |
05/08/1935 |
Britain Upholds Locarno, (Sir John) Simon Tells Commons |
8 |
05/08/1935 |
Nazi Propaganda Found (Circular Letter From Deutschen Fichte-Bund, Hamburg) |
10 |
05/08/1935 |
Nazi Press Defends Sinking Of Lusitania |
11 |
05/08/1935 |
(Bernard S.) Deutsch Honored By 1,000 At Dinner-Hitlerism Is Assailed-La Guardia Extols Him (Deutsch) |
12 |
05/08/1935 |
Sulzberger (Son-In-law To Late Adolph S. Ochs) Named To Head The Times (President And Publisher) |
17 |
05/09/1935 |
French Now Fear Demand On Rhine |
9 |
05/09/1935 |
Old Nazis To Get (Government) Posts (Every Tenth Post To A Party Member) |
9 |
05/09/1935 |
Patriotism Seen As Cause Of War |
12 |
05/09/1935 |
Baltic Countries To Work Together-Poland Would Win Them |
43 |
05/10/1935 |
46 Naval Planes Take Off On Hawaii-Midway Flight; Storm Is Reported At Goal |
1 |
05/10/1935 |
Britain Speeds Up Production |
1 |
05/10/1935 |
Japan Sets Up Council To Curb Military; Civilian Policy Board Reinforces Cabinet |
1 |
05/10/1935 |
When U.S. Moves Out, Japan Will Move In, (Vermont Senator Gibson) Asserts In Warning The Philippines |
6 |
05/10/1935 |
(American Legionnaires) Bar Tribute To Hitler (In Chattanooga, Tenn.) |
8 |
05/10/1935 |
Reich To Put Laws On ‘Tribal’ Basis-Pagan Faith Is Protected-Otto D. Tolischus |
12 |
05/10/1935 |
Reich Bishop (Ludwig Mueller) Backs Pagan Movement |
12 |
05/10/1935 |
Yorkville Invaded By Foes (American League Against War And Fascism) Of Nazism |
12 |
05/10/1935 |
(Julius Streicher) Asks World War On Jews |
12 |
05/10/1935 |
Southwest Africa Held Lost To Reich (By London Daily Telegraph) |
13 |
05/10/1935 |
(Pierre) Laval Leaves Paris For Warsaw Visit |
13 |
05/10/1935 |
500 (Catholics) Protest On Mexico |
13 |
05/10/1935 |
Profit In Industry Sought By Soviet-Harold Denny, Moscow |
15 |
05/10/1935 |
(Poultney) Bigelow (Kaiser Wilhelm Ii’s Biographer) Reports Ex-Kaiser Is Hale-Upholds A Hitler Policy |
23 |
05/11/1935 |
(U.S.) Navy Clamps A War Censorship On Air Fleet’s Work In The Pacific |
1 |
05/11/1935 |
Coolness To (Pierre) Laval Is Shown By Poles-(Franco-Soviet Mutual Aid) Pact Disturbs Warsaw-Jerzy Szapiro |
1 |
05/11/1935 |
Antarctic Finds Revealed By (Admiral Richard E.) Byrd |
3 |
05/11/1935 |
(N. J.) Clubwomen Score Fascist Tendency-’Liberal’ Officials’ Urged |
6 |
05/11/1935 |
Balkans Oppose Rearming Appeal-All Bar The Hapsburgs-G.E.R. Gedye |
8 |
05/11/1935 |
Laval Seeks Reich And Poland In (Franco-Soviet Mutual Aid) Pact-Harold Denny, Moscow |
8 |
05/11/1935 |
(Professor James T.) Shotwell (Columbia University) Proposes U.S. Act With League |
15 |
05/11/1935 |
Roosevelt Policy On Arms Assailed-Methodist Report Denounces Program |
18 |
05/12/1935 |
Germans Fortify Schleswig Region; Defy Treaty Ban-Secrecy Cloaks Kiel Project |
1 |
05/12/1935 |
450 Planes Ready To ‘Attack Hawaii’ |
1 |
05/12/1935 |
Switzes (American) Passports Are Seized In France (Accused Spies-Seizure By U.S. State Dept.) |
9 |
05/12/1935 |
(N.Y. Representative Hamilton) Fish Denounces Pacifist Clergy-He Assails Alien Reds |
17 |
05/12/1935 |
Ethiopia Prepares For Mobilization |
27 |
05/12/1935 |
Reich To Free Man Taken From Holland-Czech Minister Protests Against Seizure Of Another Fugitive At Border Station |
27 |
05/12/1935 |
31 Fugitive Greeks Sentenced To Death |
29 |
05/12/1935 |
Rearming Arouses Call For New Pact (Bucharest Report) |
30 |
05/12/1935 |
Reichsbank Wants Arms Drain Eased-Otto D. Tolischus |
31 |
05/12/1935 |
(Pierre) Laval Placates Poland On Soviets |
31 |
05/12/1935 |
Bailey Fights Return Of (Former German) Colonies To Reich |
31 |
05/12/1935 |
Reich Nuns Die Of Shock (After Arrest Of Mother Superior) |
31 |
05/12/1935 |
Soviet Executes Woman Slayer |
31 |
05/12/1935 |
Methodists Urge Planned Economy |
N-5 |
05/12/1935 |
Mussolini Suspects Abyssinian Schemes |
E-3 |
05/12/1935 |
Anti-German Feeling Mounting In Britain-Frederick T. Birchall, London |
E-4 |
05/12/1935 |
Last Stand For Franc Is Seen |
E-4 |
05/12/1935 |
Reich Faces Peril In Export Subsidy-Devaluation Alternative-Otto D. Tolischus |
E-4 |
05/12/1935 |
Soviet Shows Gain In Transportation-Harold Denny, Moscow |
E-4 |
05/12/1935 |
Mandate Question Bothers The League |
E-5 |
05/12/1935 |
Hull Wins Confidence Of South Americas |
E-5 |
05/12/1935 |
Japanese Imports A Difficult Issue |
E-7 |
05/12/1935 |
Britain Accepts Big Social Security Burden-Harold Callender |
E-11 |
05/12/1935 |
Wealth Now ;Shared; By Means Of (New Deal) Taxes |
E-11 |
05/12/1935 |
Buchan, John, (Minister Of Information Under David ‘Make Germany Pay’ Lloyd George, Later As Lord Tweedsmuir The Governor General Of Canada, Author Of 4 Volume A History Of The Great War), The Peoples’ King-Buchan’s Review Of The Reign Of George V |
Book 3 |
05/12/1935 |
Again The Stealthy Submarine Appears (Had It Ever Disappeared?) |
Mag. 13 |
05/13/1935 |
Marshal Pilsudski Dies; Warsaw Closely Guarded-Jerzy Szapiro |
1 |
05/13/1935 |
2 Die In (U.S.) Navy War Game, One As Destroyers Crash, Other In Dive Of A Plane |
1 |
05/13/1935 |
Soviet Executes Leader Of Child Criminal Band |
1 |
05/13/1935 |
Pilsudski (Picture) Showed A Relentless Will-Free Poland Was His Aim |
6 |
05/13/1935 |
Few Saw Marshal In Recent Years-Ruled Through Deputies-Otto D. Tolischus, Warsaw |
6 |
05/13/1935 |
Pilsudski Death Worries Europe-Frederick T. Birchall, Berlin |
6 |
05/13/1935 |
Hitler Sends Regrets (At Pilsudski’s Death) |
6 |
05/13/1935 |
Sham Battle Waged By Austrian Police |
7 |
05/13/1935 |
(Pierre) Laval Is Greeted Warmly By Soviet-Stronger Tie Foreseen-Walter Duranty, Moscow |
8 |
05/13/1935 |
Poles See Laval Won To Their View-New Cordiality Noted (Warsaw Report) |
8 |
05/13/1935 |
Palestine Train Flies Swastika |
8 |
05/13/1935 |
(Julius) Streicher (‘Der Stuermer’) Would Drop ‘Jewish’ Medicine; Backs Nature Cures At Healers’ Exposition |
9 |
05/13/1935 |
Hitler To Defend Moves For Arms |
9 |
05/13/1935 |
French Border Cities Fear Raids By Nazis (Metz Report) |
9 |
05/13/1935 |
Nazi ‘Pogrom’ Protested (By The American Committee On Religious Rights And Minorities) |
10 |
05/13/1935 |
War Denounced As Sin (By Methodist Bishop Francis J. Mc Connell) |
16 |
05/13/1935 |
European Nations Fear (Currency) Devaluation |
25 |
05/13/1935 |
Germans Deny Aim To Cheapen Mark |
25 |
05/14/1935 |
Moves To Stabilize Money Would Be Welcomed Here, Morgenthau Tells Europe |
1 |
05/14/1935 |
France And Soviet Seek New Accord-Including Germany And Poland |
1 |
05/14/1935 |
Hawaii Is ‘Refuge’ For 20 More Ships |
3 |
05/14/1935 |
Pilsudski To Rest In Tomb Of Kings-Jerzy Szapiro |
4 |
05/14/1935 |
U.S. Condolences Sent To Poland |
4 |
05/14/1935 |
Hitler’s Postponing Of Arms Talks Seen |
4 |
05/14/1935 |
Dissention In Poland Is Feared By French |
4 |
05/14/1935 |
Reich In Mourning For Polish Ally-Otto D. Tolischus |
5 |
05/14/1935 |
40 Monks And Nuns Held (In Germany) |
5 |
05/14/1935 |
(Harold L.) Ickes Is Denounced (By Virgin Islands Group) |
5 |
05/14/1935 |
200,000 Italians Called To Colors-Conciliatory Move Seen |
6 |
05/14/1935 |
Addis Ababa Disturbed |
6 |
05/14/1935 |
(Russians) Seek Permanent Peace-Walter Duranty, Moscow |
6 |
05/14/1935 |
Americans Seeing (Imperial) Gardens Of Japan-Japanese Make New Bid For Friendship |
7 |
05/14/1935 |
Brazil Puts Ban On (German) Blocked Marks-Federal Trade Council Rules All Exports Must Be Paid For In Free Exchange-Curb On Dumping Is Seen-Americans Now Expect To Be Able To Compete With Germans In South American Market |
7 |
05/14/1935 |
(Thomas) Masaryk Sends Thanks (For Medal To Hamilton Fish Armstrong, President Of The Woodrow Wilson Foundation) |
7 |
05/14/1935 |
High (Supreme) Court States Negro Rights Anew-Cites Scottsboro (Alabama Rape Case) Ruling-Prisoner To Get New Trial |
11 |
05/14/1935 |
Text Of Morgenthau’s Address On The Problem Of (Currency) Stabilization |
13 |
05/14/1935 |
(Alfred) Einstein Tribute Aids Refugee Fund (‘Children Of Refugees From Germany’) |
19 |
05/14/1935 |
Methodists Call New Deal Failure-Ask End Of Capitalism |
21 |
05/15/1935 |
(Henry Morgenthau’s Currency) Stabilization Bid Finds London Shy |
1 |
05/15/1935 |
Mussolini Warns Powers To Leave Ethiopia To Italy-Bars Any Interference-Has 800,000 Men Ready (Text, P. 15) |
1 |
05/15/1935 |
Picture: Richard Roiderer, Freed By Nazis (From Treason Charge) |
2 |
05/15/1935 |
5 More Indicted In (Jewish) Aliens Racket-13 Now Under Charges |
2 |
05/15/1935 |
Zionist Leader (Ben-Gurion) Arrives (Zionist World Executive Meeting Of Histadruth) |
2 |
05/15/1935 |
‘Enemy’ Is Active In North Pacific (War Games)-Hanson W. Baldwin |
3 |
05/15/1935 |
(Former Secretary Of U.S. Treasury, Ogden L.) Mills Contradicts Morgenthau (On Currency Stabilization) Date |
4 |
05/15/1935 |
(Oklahoma Senator) Thomas Asks Call For (Currency) Stabilization |
5 |
05/15/1935 |
France And Russia Progress.In (Mutual Aid) Talk-Polish Yielding Foreseen-Harold Denny, Moscow |
15 |
05/15/1935 |
Passive Air Defense Rehearsed By Paris |
15 |
05/15/1935 |
Soviet Would Hire American ‘Brains’-Holds We Are Unrivaled |
16 |
05/15/1935 |
(U.S.) Army Fliers At Managua (Nicaragua-Samoza!) |
16 |
05/15/1935 |
All Warsaw Pays Honor To Pilsudski-Frederick T. Birchall, Warsaw |
17 |
05/15/1935 |
Jews Vote To Change In (Conservative) Divorce Code-Zionist Aid Is Urged |
17 |
05/15/1935 |
Protocols Of (The Elders Of) Zion Found ‘Forgeries’-(Bern) Swiss Court Bans Alleged Expose Of Jewish Scheme For World Dominion |
18 |
05/15/1935 |
Mackensen Greeted By Austrian Nazis |
18 |
05/15/1935 |
Reform By Faith Urged By (British-Born, Episcopal Bishop. William T.) Manning (Active Interventionist Later)-Points To World’s Ills |
19 |
05/16/1935 |
France And Russia Bid Reich Join (Their Mutual Aid) Pact-German Terms Accepted-Simple Non-Aggression Treaty, Without Mutual Aid Feature Will Be Offered-Harold Denny, Moscow |
1 |
05/16/1935 |
British Board To Speed War Industries Plans; Rothemer Says Reich Has 10,000 Planes |
1 |
05/16/1935 |
Leon Fraser (Retiring President Of Bank For International Settlements) Hails Morgenthau (Currency Stabilization) Move-Most Constructive Step Yet Of (New Deal) Recovery-Delay Is Laid To Britain-Clarence K. Streit, Basle |
4 |
05/16/1935 |
(Currency) Stabilization Bid (By Henry Morgenthau) Is Backed By Hull |
4 |
05/16/1935 |
Roosevelt Chided (By National Civil Service Reform League) On ‘Spoils System’ |
7 |
05/16/1935 |
(Harry L.) Hopkins Is Disputed On Red Propaganda |
7 |
05/16/1935 |
Germany’s Deficit In Commerce Rises-Our Sales Reduced 60%-Otto D. Tolischus, Berlin |
9 |
05/16/1935 |
Nazi Is Freed At Metz |
9 |
05/16/1935 |
Germany Rebuffs Inquiries (Source Unrevealed) Of Arms |
9 |
05/16/1935 |
(Pierre) Laval’s (Moscow) Visit Seen As Big Aid To Peace |
9 |
05/16/1935 |
Stalin Wins His Respect-Walter Duranty, Moscow (Text Of Communique, P. 10) |
10 |
05/16/1935 |
Reich Ousts (N.Y.) Times Man (Julius Bolgar, Hungarian-Jewish Business Manager) |
10 |
05/16/1935 |
Soviet Reds Re-Form Control Of Culture |
11 |
05/16/1935 |
Control By Italy In Ethiopia Urged (In Rome)-British Still Seek Peace |
12 |
05/16/1935 |
Italy Threaten Santo Domingo (Consul Was Sentenced And Fined) |
12 |
05/16/1935 |
U.S. Legation Plans Nanking Buildings |
12 |
05/16/1935 |
More Finns Deported To Interior Of Russia |
13 |
05/16/1935 |
Rutgers (University) To Study Charges Of Nazism Hitler Propaganda Spread By German Department, 400 Students Declare-To Consider Dismissal Of Prof. Bergel (Anti-NSDAP!) |
21 |
05/16/1935 |
Roosevelt’s (Speaking) Voice Held Radio’s Best-(Huey P.) Long And (Father Charles) Coughlin Poor |
25 |
05/17/1935 |
Embassies To Be Set Up In China By U.S., Great Britain And Japan |
1 |
05/17/1935 |
Britain Hints Aim To Stabilize Pound |
1 |
05/17/1935 |
Germany Will Raise Another Forced Loan; Insurance Companies To Provide The Funds |
1 |
05/17/1935 |
Anti-Nazi Artist Is Beaten In (N.Y. C.) Raid-Figure Of Hitler Spared |
3 |
05/17/1935 |
Heinz Sees Defeat For The New Deal-Old Fundamentals Urged |
6 |
05/17/1935 |
Trial Of Catholics (For Currency Smuggling) To Open In Germany |
8 |
05/17/1935 |
(U.S.) White Fleet Sails For Great ‘Battle’ (Pacific War Games) |
10 |
05/17/1935 |
(Jacob Gould Schurman) Sees Real Menace In Japan’s Policy-Warns Against Disarming |
10 |
05/17/1935 |
Eden Says British Oppose War Maker |
11 |
05/17/1935 |
Soviet Sees Peace Aided By Strength-Aim Is To Bar Aggression-Harold Denny, Moscow |
12 |
05/17/1935 |
(William C.) Bullitt’s Plane Damaged; Warsaw Arrival (From Moscow) Delayed |
13 |
05/17/1935 |
Brass Bands Head Anti-Jewish Parades (In Berlin) |
14 |
05/17/1935 |
Roosevelt Lauds Boy Scout Record |
16 |
05/17/1935 |
Nazi Issue Causes Rift Of (Rutgers University) Students-(Anti-NSDAP) Dr. Bergel Will Be Dropped In June-Campus Paper Says Politics Plays No Part |
17 |
05/17/1935 |
Hans Ullstein, 76 (Jewish) Publisher, Is Dead (In Berlin)-Retired Under Nazi Fire (Picture) |
21 |
05/18/1935 |
German Nun Gets 5 Years In Prison (Smuggling Currency) |
1 |
05/18/1935 |
Paris Bonds Fall; Francs In Flight-Gold Shipments Growing |
1 |
05/18/1935 |
Reich Has 450 ‘Vestpocket’ Torpedo Boats, Capable Of 60 Knots, Carrying 4 Missiles |
1 |
05/18/1935 |
House Shouts ‘No’ On Nepotism Ban |
2 |
05/18/1935 |
U.S. Move Pleases Geneva Group |
4 |
05/18/1935 |
Lack Of Faith In Nazis Laid To Magdeburg Folk |
4 |
05/18/1935 |
Lithuania Affirms Death For 4 (Memel) Nazis-10,000 Germans Protest |
4 |
05/18/1935 |
Stockholm Cool To Visit Of (Rudolf) Hess |
4 |
05/18/1935 |
Another American (Charles Nesselbeck) Arrested In Munich |
4 |
05/18/1935 |
U.S. Planes In Nicaragua (Samoza!) |
4 |
05/18/1935 |
Army’s Farewell Given To Pilsudski-(William C.) Bullitt In Procession |
4 |
05/18/1935 |
Navy Games Stir Interest Of Army |
5 |
05/18/1935 |
China Hails Japan For Era Of Amity |
5 |
05/18/1935 |
Abyssinia Names American Arbiter (American Educator, Pittman Benjamin Potter)-Italy Objects To Foreigners |
6 |
05/18/1935 |
Italy Would Link African Colonies (By Ethiopian Conquest-Map)-Augur, London |
6 |
05/18/1935 |
Paris Fears (Franco-Soviet Mutual Aid) Pact Will Be Illusion |
6 |
05/18/1935 |
Simpler Government Is Urged By (Alfred E.) Smith |
8 |
05/18/1935 |
Italy Loses Suit Against Y. M. C. A |
18 |
05/18/1935 |
Reich Foreign Trade Has A Deficit Again |
23 |
05/18/1935 |
U.S. Treasury Aide Consults In Europe-(Dr.) Harry (Dexter) White (Born Boston Family Name Changed From Weit) Has Been Making Monetary Study, But Has Not Discussed (Currency) Stabilization (See Bretton Woods-Morgenthau’s Fiscal ‘Brains’) |
25 |
05/19/1935 |
Lawrence (‘Of Arabia’) Dies Of Crash Injuries |
1 |
05/19/1935 |
Munich Nazis Beat Catholics In Riots; End Charity Drive-Police Fail To Intervene |
1 |
05/19/1935 |
Lithuania Spares Lives Of 4 (Memel) Nazis-Germany Is Not Satisfied |
1 |
05/19/1935 |
Peak In Efficiency Found In U.S. Fleet-Rigid Discipline Noted-Hanson W. Baldwin |
6 |
05/19/1935 |
Blanshard Demands Scout List Of Reds |
7 |
05/19/1935 |
(Pilsudski) Polish Liberator Rests Among Kings-Goering To Visit Warsaw |
22 |
05/19/1935 |
Ethiopia Abolishes Serfdom By Decree (Emancipation Proclamation?) |
26 |
05/19/1935 |
Reich Lays Treason To (Naturalized) American (Karl Nesselbeck) Seized |
26 |
05/19/1935 |
(Leon) Fraser Saw Hitler On Visit To Berlin |
26 |
05/19/1935 |
Hamburg Suppresses A Jewish Association (‘Citizens’ Society’) |
26 |
05/19/1935 |
Roosevelt Holds (World’s) Good Will ‘Vital’-For More Than Gesture |
27 |
05/19/1935 |
Kalinin Says (Soviet) Army Could Check Foes |
27 |
05/19/1935 |
A National Body To Combat Crime-White House Parley Opened By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt, Votes A Social Education Program-To Mobilize Civil Forces |
33 |
05/19/1935 |
10,000 Here To Join Anti-War Parade |
N-1 |
05/19/1935 |
Advertisements: How To Remit The Largest Amount Of Marks For The Smallest Outlay In Dollars-German Reichsmarks For Tourists |
F-3 |
05/19/1935 |
Hitler’s Taste Shows Wagnerian Influence |
E-4 |
05/19/1935 |
Arms Issue Splits Labor In Britain |
E-4 |
05/19/1935 |
Russian Leaders Win French Faith-Harold Denny, Moscow |
E-4 |
05/19/1935 |
Anti-German Cartoon |
E-4 |
05/19/1935 |
Picture: Ignaz Moscicki (Chemist) President (And Confidant Of Pilsudski) Of Poland |
E-4 |
05/19/1935 |
South America Again Is ‘Buying American’ (Map) |
E-5 |
05/19/1935 |
Japanese Wares Pouring Into India |
E-5 |
05/19/1935 |
Year 1937 Now Believed The Time Of War Peril-Augur, London |
E-5 |
05/19/1935 |
Pictures: Dualists In ‘Red’ Inquiry-Robert M. Hutchins (University Of Chicago) & Charles R. Walgreen |
E-6 |
05/19/1935 |
Pictures: Three Backers Of Labor Disputes Bill-William F. Green, A. F. Of L., Sen. Robert F. Wagner (N.Y.) And Francis Biddle, N. L. R. B |
E-7 |
05/19/1935 |
(Currency) Stabilization Hopes Brighter But Vague |
E-11 |
05/19/1935 |
New Deal Alphabet (Bureaus) Now Include 81 Units (Listed) |
E-11 |
05/19/1935 |
Europe Takes Up Germany’s Challenge-Anne O’Hare McCormick, Rome |
Mag. 3 |
05/20/1935 |
(Father Charles E.) Coughlin Acclaims Morgenthau (Harry Dexter White [Weit] Banking) Views |
4 |
05/20/1935 |
Italy’s Hope Rises For (Territorial) Gain In Africa-Retreat Held Impossible-Anne O’ Hare Mc Cormick |
7 |
05/20/1935 |
Eden Seeks To Bar Warfare In Africa-Clarence K. Streit |
7 |
05/20/1935 |
Germany Expects To Placate Paris |
8 |
05/20/1935 |
Nazis Sweep German Area (Sudetenland) In Czech Vote; Financial Aid From The Reich Is Suspected (In Prague) |
8 |
05/20/1935 |
German Business Resents (Government) Red Tape-Otto D. Tolischus, Berlin |
8 |
05/20/1935 |
Hitler Opens (Frankfurt-Darmstadt) Road, First Of Vast (Autobahn) Net |
8 |
05/20/1935 |
Anti-Catholic Wave Subsides In Munich |
8 |
05/20/1935 |
(Utah) Senator (William H.) King Hits Reich Persecution-Calls Policy Bigoted (At Southeastern Regional Convention Of The Union Of Orthodox Jewish Congregations Of America) |
8 |
05/20/1935 |
Wider Nazi Boycott Asked By (Samuel) Untermyer (Pres. Of Non-Sectarian Anti-Fascist League For Human Rights) |
8 |
05/20/1935 |
Starhemberg Hails Triumph Of Fascism (In Austria) |
8 |
05/20/1935 |
Goering Has Talks With Poles |
8 |
05/20/1935 |
Allenby Praises Lawrence’s Work |
10 |
05/20/1935 |
Reich Cuts Down On Its Buying Here-Curb On Foreign Goods |
25 |
05/20/1935 |
London Welcomes Morgenthau (Stabilization View) |
25 |
05/21/1935 |
Hitler Calls Cabinet On Conscription Plan; Talks To Reichstag Today Of Arms Tension |
1 |
05/21/1935 |
Crisis Held Rising On The Rhine Zone |
9 |
05/21/1935 |
Inquiry At Rutgers (Univ.) On Anti-Nazis Called-Failure To Reappoint Dr. Leinhard Bergel (Anti-NSDAP) |
9 |
05/21/1935 |
Anti-Jews Boycott Flares Up In Munich |
9 |
05/21/1935 |
Estonian Fascists Will Soon Be Tried |
10 |
05/21/1935 |
Ethiopia’s Ruler Insists League Act-Clarence K. Streit |
11 |
05/21/1935 |
Nazis Run First In Czech Election-But Will Be Second In New Chamber-Benes Group Shows Loss (3,500,000 Germans In A National Population Of 14,000,000) |
12 |
05/21/1935 |
Ships Darkened For Naval ‘Fight’ (Pacific War Games) |
12 |
05/21/1935 |
(Secretary Of Commerce, Daniel C.) Roper Asks Study Of World’s Trade |
27 |
05/22/1935 |
Hitler Pledges Respect For Versailles Borders; Suggests Limiting Arms |
1 |
05/22/1935 |
Roosevelt Offers Bill To Curb Arms Exports (Government ‘Licensing Body’ To Control Export Of Arms) |
1 |
05/22/1935 |
(Maryland Senator Tydings) Urges World Call For Arms Holiday-Would Call Off War Debts-Conditional On Return To ‘Economic Sanity’ For Trade Revival |
6 |
05/22/1935 |
(Neville) Chamberlain Backs War-Debt Suspension-Declares Britain Could Not Pay U.S. Unless She Collected (War Indemnity From Germany) |
6 |
05/22/1935 |
Italy Is Unmoved By Geneva Pleas-Clarence K. Streit |
11 |
05/22/1935 |
Nazi Boycott Urged On League Of Nations (By Samuel Untermyer’s Non-Sectarian Anti-Fascist League To Champion Human Rights) |
11 |
05/22/1935 |
(Pacific) Navy Game Fears (By Japan And Others) Arouse (Admiral William H.) Standley (Pearl Harbor Investigation)-’Too Damned Bad’ If Powers Find It Provocative, Says Chief Of Naval Operations |
12 |
05/22/1935 |
(Ramsay) Macdonald Is Dropping Cabinet Activities |
12 |
05/22/1935 |
Japanese Pushing North China Drive |
12 |
05/22/1935 |
Big (U.S.) Submarine (‘Shark’) Launched (At Groton, Conn.) |
12 |
05/22/1935 |
Ecuador Losing Silver-Embargo By U.S. Urged |
12 |
05/22/1935 |
Alumnae Support Anti-Nazi Teacher (Leinhard Bergel)-Back Contention Of Rutgers (Univ.) Professor He Is Victim Of Hitlerite Superior |
13 |
05/22/1935 |
Reich’s Note Issue Seen As Arms Aid-Otto D. Tolischus |
13 |
05/22/1935 |
Textual Excerpts Of Reichsfuehrer Hitler’s Speech On German Armaments |
14 |
05/22/1935 |
Hitler’s Thirteen Points |
14 |
05/22/1935 |
Conscription Law Decreed By Hitler |
15 |
05/22/1935 |
French Skeptical Of Hitler’s Offers-(Mutual) Aid Pacts Held Justified |
15 |
05/22/1935 |
Geneva Hails Moderation (In Hitler’s Speech) |
15 |
05/22/1935 |
British Fix Course By Hitler Speech |
15 |
05/22/1935 |
Civil Aides Warned To Back Hitler Youth |
15 |
05/23/1935 |
Britain To Triple Air Force By 1937 In Reply To Hitler |
1 |
05/23/1935 |
Army Supercedes The Nazi Party As Object Of Germans’ Loyalty |
1 |
05/23/1935 |
23,000 Here Cheer (Father Eugene) Coughlin’s Attack On The President (Roosevelt, Text, P. 18) |
1 |
05/23/1935 |
Mussolini Rebuffs Geneva On Ethiopia |
1 |
05/23/1935 |
(Roosevelt) Message Stirs Nye To Navy Bill Fight |
5 |
05/23/1935 |
Hull Asks Nations To End Trade Barriers-Roosevelt Adds Appeal |
11 |
05/23/1935 |
High Tariffs Of U.S. Criticized In Britain |
11 |
05/23/1935 |
Hitler’s Sincerity Doubted By Italy |
12 |
05/23/1935 |
Washington Cordial To Hitler’s Address-But Question As To Whether It Is To Be Taken At Its Face Value Is Raised By Officials |
12 |
05/23/1935 |
Germany Convicts Nuns In (Currency) Smuggling-Both Confessed Charges |
13 |
05/23/1935 |
(Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman, Former U.S. Ambassador To Germany) Praises Hitler |
13 |
05/23/1935 |
Vienna Is Indignant Over Hitler Speech |
13 |
05/23/1935 |
Geneva Opinion Split On Speech Of Hitler-Others Term Talk Propaganda |
15 |
05/23/1935 |
Picture: General John J. Pershing Sails For France |
15 |
05/23/1935 |
Briton Says Minister Holds Arms Shares |
17 |
05/23/1935 |
Nazi Propaganda Laid To (Rutgers Univ.) Professor (Dr. F. J. Hauptmann, Head Of German Department, Leinhard Bergel’s Superior)-Anti-Semitism Doubted |
20 |
05/23/1935 |
Two Bullet-Proof (Pierce-Arrow) Autos (Limousines) Are Sent To Roosevelt |
20 |
05/23/1935 |
(Rear Admiral Yates) Stirling Defends (U.S.) Fleet (Manoeuvres) In Pacific |
23 |
05/24/1935 |
Six Lost In Pacific In A Naval Plane; War Games Halted |
1 |
05/24/1935 |
Hitler Hypocrite Says Soviet Press-German Preparation For War Of Revenge Held Only Real Meaning Of Speech-Stalling For Time Seen |
1 |
05/24/1935 |
France Increases Discount Rate To Check Swift Flight Of Gold (To U.S.) |
1 |
05/24/1935 |
British Now Hope For An Air Accord-But They Open Recruiting |
10 |
05/24/1935 |
Germans Born Here Owe Army Service (To Germany)-Unless They Obtain Reich Citizenship Releases |
10 |
05/24/1935 |
New Attack Made On Jews In Munich-Berlin Nazis Are Blamed |
10 |
05/24/1935 |
Austrian School Children To Get Army Instruction |
10 |
05/24/1935 |
China Reassures Japan (On Anti-Japanese Activities) |
10 |
05/24/1935 |
League Now Seeks Delay On Ethiopia-Clarence K. Streit |
11 |
05/24/1935 |
African Plan Final, Mussolini Insists-Anne O’Hare McCormick, Rome |
11 |
05/24/1935 |
(Rutgers Univ.) School Dormitory Called Nazi Nest |
17 |
05/24/1935 |
One-Day ‘Stoppage’ By Jewish Teachers (In Jewish Schools)-Requested By S.S. Wise-(‘Treatment Of Jewish Teachers In New York Was Shameful.’-’The First Step To Reawakening Jewish National Life Is To Establish The Education Of Our Children On The Broadest And Securest Basis’) |
17 |
05/24/1935 |
Officials Are Named In (British) Inquiry On Arms |
17 |
05/24/1935 |
Bank Of France Loses Gold Again |
37 |
05/25/1935 |
Italy Submits To League On Ethiopian Arbitration; Britain Sways Mussolini |
1 |
05/25/1935 |
Bigger Navy Bill ($460,000,000) Passed By Senate |
1 |
05/25/1935 |
Pope Condemns Sterilization By Germany; Reich Lists 56,244 Cases To End Of 1934 |
1 |
05/25/1935 |
Burgess Designs Swift U-Boat (?) Chaser; Navy Puts Yacht Expert To Work On Plan |
3 |
05/25/1935 |
(John) Buchan (Formerly Lloyd George’s War-Time Minister Of Information, Governor-General Designate Of Canada. Shortly To Become ‘Lord Tweedsmuir’) Quits Commons |
3 |
05/25/1935 |
Britain Bars Secession Of West Australia; States’ Delegate Fears Grave Consequences |
6 |
05/25/1935 |
Hungarian Crowd Acclaims Goering |
6 |
05/25/1935 |
22 Reich (Protestant Confessional Synod) Pastors Refuse Release-Decline To Accept Liberty At Cost Of Confessing They Broke Nazi Law-Three Others Arrested |
6 |
05/25/1935 |
Il Duce Says Italy ‘Never Looks Back’-16 Regiments Get Flags 6 4 American Firms Collapse In China |
6 |
05/25/1935 |
(Benes Paper) Sees Konrad Henlein Barred From Czech Politics (In Spite Of His Party Winning The Election)-(Paper)Says Hitlerite Leader Who Holds No Office Will Not Be Consulted |
6 |
05/25/1935 |
Reich Not To Draft American Citizens (Into Army) |
6 |
05/25/1935 |
(Zionist, Sir Herbert) Samuel Advocates Western Air Pact (Against Germany) |
6 |
05/25/1935 |
Fleet Is Returning To Base In Hawaii |
7 |
05/25/1935 |
Picture: Stalin & Pierre Laval |
7 |
05/25/1935 |
Ickes Assails Acts Of ‘Witch Hunters;-Walgreen Is Criticized |
13 |
05/25/1935 |
Roosevelt Saved U.S., Bankers Hear (From Dr. Lionel D. Edie) |
21 |
05/26/1935 |
French Bank Rate Is Increased To 4%, Highest In 7 Years-Flandin’s Position Shaky |
1 |
05/26/1935 |
Mussolini Warns Italians May Fight (Text, P. 22) |
1 |
05/26/1935 |
Washington Acts For World Parley On Money, Trade-Hull Leads Movement |
1 |
05/26/1935 |
Munich Citizens Fight With Nazi Pickets; Fail To Back Boycott Closing Jewish Shops |
1 |
05/26/1935 |
Danzig Retreats On ‘Aryan’ Laws |
3 |
05/26/1935 |
Peace Agitators Scored |
3 |
05/26/1935 |
Navy’s Air Fleet Flies Over Hawaii |
4 |
05/26/1935 |
Columbia (University Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, Pres. & Head Of Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Ousting Of 3 (For Anti-War Activities) Is Protested (By Aclu) |
5 |
05/26/1935 |
(Rightist) Mayor In France Beaten In Ambush-Left For Dead After Attack |
15 |
05/26/1935 |
Turkey Wants 500 Planes |
15 |
05/26/1935 |
France To Buy (50,000 Tons) Copper |
15 |
05/26/1935 |
Schuschnigg Plans Answer To Hitler-G.E.R. Gedye |
17 |
05/26/1935 |
Germany Hopeful Of Rich Oil Yield (Drilling Exploration) |
17 |
05/26/1935 |
Honoring Of Goering Resented In Finland |
19 |
05/26/1935 |
Reich Fliers Anger Swiss By Invasion |
19 |
05/26/1935 |
Reich Asks British To Aid On Colonies-Would Defer Arms Pact |
20 |
05/26/1935 |
Paish Asks Britain To Change (Economic) Policies (‘We Are On The Road To Disaster.’) |
21 |
05/26/1935 |
France To Increase Her Army Personnel |
22 |
05/26/1935 |
(Rutgers Univ.) Professor (Dr. Friedrich Johannes Hauptmann, Head Of German Department) Admits Writing Goebbels-Sees Good Side To Nazis |
24 |
05/26/1935 |
Sentiment Of World Is All Against War, Miss (Evangeline) Booth Says Here After Globe Tour |
N-1 |
05/26/1935 |
Crisis In The Franc Forces Paris Move |
F-1 |
05/26/1935 |
Foes Of Roosevelt Raise Dissonant Din |
E-3 |
05/26/1935 |
Geneva Puts Brakes On Rome’s Ambition |
E-3 |
05/26/1935 |
British Put Faith In Hitler’s Offers |
E-4 |
05/26/1935 |
French Eyes Turn To (Financial) Crisis At Home |
E-4 |
05/26/1935 |
Hitler Invites Peace Test |
E-4 |
05/26/1935 |
New Ally Needed By Czech Cabinet (Cartoon) |
E-4 |
05/26/1935 |
Behind Japan’s Boom In Trade |
Mag. 1 |
05/26/1935 |
The President (Roosevelt) Reaches A Turning Point |
Mag. 3 |
05/26/1935 |
Armed Shadows Surround Dictators |
Mag. 6 |
05/27/1935 |
Reich Developing A Fast-Moving Army-Tanks Play A Large Part |
1 |
05/27/1935 |
British Ask Light On Hitler’s Plans-Colonies Issue Is Raised |
4 |
05/27/1935 |
Reich Press Extols Dr. (Robert) Koch As Immortal, Refuting (Julius) Streicher’s Aspersion Of (Medical) Scientist (He Had Some Jewish Assistants) |
4 |
05/27/1935 |
Nazis Again Victors In Czech Elections-(Konrad) Henlein’s Party Carries (Czech) Town Offices |
4 |
05/27/1935 |
Stalin Dissolves Reds’ Old Guard-Harold Denny, Moscow |
6 |
05/27/1935 |
Munich Police Condemn Attack On Jewish Shops |
6 |
05/27/1935 |
160 Ships Berthed At Pearl Harbor |
7 |
05/27/1935 |
U.S. Fleet A Peril, Says Japan’s Navy-Building Race Foreseen |
7 |
05/27/1935 |
(Dr. (Stephen S.) Wise Says Jews Hold Key To Peace-Their Message Will Lead World Out Of Its Troubles, He Tells Confirmation Class |
11 |
05/27/1935 |
Hitler Policies Attacked (By Methodist, Rev. Dr. Wallace Mac Millen) |
11 |
05/27/1935 |
Fears For Franc Increase In Paris |
25 |
05/27/1935 |
Britain Still Aids French Currency |
25 |
05/27/1935 |
Roosevelt’s (Veto) Bonus Victory Hailed In London As Decisive Defeat For Inflationists-Bonus Defeat Here Is Praised In Paris |
25 |
05/27/1935 |
$30,500,000 Gold Arrives (From France) |
25 |
05/27/1935 |
Our Policy Praised (By Argentina Foreign Minister) At (Buenos Aires) Trade Parley |
32 |
05/28/1935 |
Baldwin Appeals For Air Locarno Favored By Hitler |
1 |
05/28/1935 |
Britain And Reich Agree On Sea Talk-Greater Parley Later |
1 |
05/28/1935 |
Navy ‘War’ Leaves Big Crop Of Yarns-Japan Hails Our Fleet-Hanson W. Baldwin |
5 |
05/28/1935 |
(Rutgers Univ. Anti-NSDAP German) Professor (Leinhard Bergel) Barred Nazi Talk, He Says-Admits He Struck Girl |
5 |
05/28/1935 |
Germans Tighten Anti-Jewish Bans |
5 |
05/28/1935 |
Cudahy Ridicules European War Talk |
5 |
05/28/1935 |
(John) Buchan (Lord Tweedsmuir) Hails Amity Of Canada And U.S. |
6 |
05/28/1935 |
Germany Arrests (Two) Friars (Smuggling Currency) |
6 |
05/28/1935 |
Common Language Held Key To Peace |
7 |
05/28/1935 |
Text Of Majority Ruling Holding Delegation Of (Nira) Code Power Unconstitutional |
16 |
05/28/1935 |
Nye And Clark Urge Peace Laws Here-Bankers Are Denounced |
27 |
05/29/1935 |
Deputies Are Cold To Flandin’s Plan; Bank Rate Now 6% |
1 |
05/29/1935 |
Eden Renews Plea For Unity (Collaboration) With Us |
1 |
05/29/1935 |
Japanese Demands On China Reported |
2 |
05/29/1935 |
Gold Drain Fought By Bank Of France |
2 |
05/29/1935 |
Soviet Drive Opens To Increase Births-Food Sources ‘Adequate’ |
2 |
05/29/1935 |
Sterilization Plan(Mentally Defective, Etc) Perturbs Bermuda |
2 |
05/29/1935 |
Poles Appreciate Reich’s Sympathy (At Pilsudski’s Death) |
3 |
05/29/1935 |
Hungary Demands 2-Year Conscripts |
3 |
05/29/1935 |
Roosevelt Frees Billion For Works |
4 |
05/29/1935 |
Presbyterians Ask German Attitude (On Churches) |
7 |
05/29/1935 |
Protests Mount In Columbia (University) Row (Dismissal Of Anti-War Demonstrators) |
7 |
05/29/1935 |
La Guardia Scores Supreme Court (On Anti-Roosevelt Nira Decision) |
8 |
05/30/1935 |
Roosevelt Backs British Amity View-But Suggests Baldwin’s Dream Of Combined Naval Forces Sounds Warlike-Hull Praises Sentiments |
1 |
05/30/1935 |
Schuschingg Gives Hitler Curt Reply-Insists Reich Intervened-G.E.R. Gedye |
2 |
05/30/1935 |
(U.S. Sec. Of Navy, Claude A.) Swanson Praises Showing Of Fleet (In Pacific War Games) |
2 |
05/30/1935 |
Reich Sentences Monk To 10 Years (Currency Smuggling Charges) |
2 |
05/30/1935 |
(Japanese) Admiral Sees Japan Envied By The West |
2 |
05/30/1935 |
French Leader (Henry Berenger) Finds Hitler Talk Helpful |
2 |
05/30/1935 |
Japan Warns China To Stop ‘Violations’ |
2 |
05/30/1935 |
(N. J. Governor) Hoffman Is Asked To Suppress (Rutgers University) Nazis-Dr. Hauptmann (Head Of German Department) Defended |
6 |
05/30/1935 |
500 Students Drill As Pacifist Pickets |
15 |
05/30/1935 |
Britain Declines Move To Stabilize (Currency)-Hope In Washington Rises |
26 |
05/31/1935 |
French Cabinet Beaten; Gold Question At Crisis; Loss Of Gold Continues-Bourse To Close Today (See Entry, June 18, 1935, P. 13!) |
1 |
05/31/1935 |
Germany Submits Air Locarno Draft; France Stands Pat-British Plan Also Ready |
1 |
05/31/1935 |
20,000 March Here As Nation Honors Its Warrior Dead-La Guardia Salutes Them |
1 |
05/31/1935 |
Japan Threatens Invasion Of China |
1 |
05/31/1935 |
Paris Gold Drain Continues Heavy |
2 |
05/31/1935 |
Germans Restive Under High Prices-Otto D. Tolischus, Berlin |
2 |
05/31/1935 |
Reich Press Plays Up Soviet Persecution |
2 |
05/31/1935 |
Rites For Our Dead Are Held In France-Franco-U.S. Amity Asked-(U.S. Ambassador To France, Jesse I.) Straus And (General John J.) Pershing Play The Chief Roles In Memorial Day Services There |
3 |
05/31/1935 |
Peace Drives Seen As Peril To Nation (By Army & Navy Officers) |
3 |
05/31/1935 |
German Parade Barred In Newark |
4 |
05/31/1935 |
Scarsdale Women Demand Wars End |
4 |
05/31/1935 |
Industry Warned By Myron (C.) Taylor |
9 |
05/31/1935 |
Soviet-Reich Amity Suggested By Poles |
9 |
05/31/1935 |
U.S. Fleet Starts Last Part Of (Pacific) ‘War’ (Games) |
16 |
05/31/1935 |
German Men Frolic On Ascension Day (‘Himmelfahrtstag’ = ‘Fathers Day’)-Picnic By Themselves |
16 |