08/01/1936 |
Roosevelt (In Quebec, After A Fishing Trip) Lauds Ties With Canada; Hailed By Throngs |
1 |
08/01/1936 |
France Asks 3-Power Conference For Neutrality In Spanish Crisis |
1 |
08/01/1936 |
French Find Italy Was Aiding (Spanish) Rebels-Planes That Fell In Morocco Were Armed And Commanded By Italian Officers-Full Inquiry Is Ordered |
1 |
08/01/1936 |
Losses By (Spanish) Rebels Listed By Madrid-Purge In Capitol Goes On-More Church Property Seized (By Loyalists) |
1 |
08/01/1936 |
Former New York School Boy Leads (Spanish) Rebels (Jose Sainz) |
2 |
08/01/1936 |
Reich Asks Prior Notice Of Spanish Bombardment (From Both Parties) |
2 |
08/01/1936 |
London Does Big Business In Spanish War Risks |
2 |
08/01/1936 |
Italy And Germany To Attend (Locarno) Parley-New Rhine Arming Hinted |
3 |
08/01/1936 |
Nazis Are Upbraided In Austrian Parade |
3 |
08/01/1936 |
Roosevelt Visit Links 3 Nations (U.S., Canada & England) |
5 |
08/02/1936 |
Paris Asks Powers To Stay Neutral |
1 |
08/02/1936 |
100,000 Hail Hitler; U.S. Athletes Avoid Nazi Salute To Him |
1 |
08/02/1936 |
Air ‘Raid’ Is Staged By Army In West |
16 |
08/02/1936 |
Russia Sees War And Revolutions-Reich And Japan Scored |
28 |
08/02/1936 |
(World) Jewish (Congress) Parley (Favored If Not Initiated By Rabbi Stephen S. Wise) Plans To Study Palestine-Rabbi (Stephen S.) Wise Arrives There |
28 |
08/02/1936 |
Poles Seek Outlet For Big Population-May Demand Colonies When Germany Presents Claims-Jewish Exodus Urged |
28 |
08/02/1936 |
Germans Injured In Spain |
30 |
08/02/1936 |
Woman Red Spurs Madrid Defense; Hailed As A Messiah By The Workers (‘La Passionaria’)-Is Cortes Deputy And Served On Comintern Congress Executive-Noted For Her Bravery |
31 |
08/02/1936 |
Spain Confiscates Electric Concerns |
31 |
08/02/1936 |
(High) Military Budgets Disturb Japanese |
N-5 |
08/02/1936 |
Pacific Institute (Of Pacific Relations, Yosemite) To Open On Aug. 15-10 Nations To Send Leaders |
N-5 |
08/02/1936 |
Americans Oppose Reich-Brazil (Trade) Pact |
N-6 |
08/02/1936 |
Civil Clashes In Spain Echo Through Europe |
E-4 |
08/02/1936 |
Nazi Regime Saps Church Opposition |
E-4 |
08/02/1936 |
Anti-Hitler Cartoon: Part Of Compilation By Hanfstaengl |
E-4 |
08/02/1936 |
Hitler Has Upper Hand In New Locarno Plans |
E-5 |
08/02/1936 |
Prague Is Wary Of Berlin-G.E.R. Gedye |
E-5 |
08/02/1936 |
Drought Turns (U.S.) Farmers Into New Deal Critics |
E-7 |
08/02/1936 |
Fear Over Europe-Hope Here (German Menace Implied)-Anne O’Hare McCormick |
Mag. 1 |
08/02/1936 |
Spain At Her Great Decision |
Mag. 4 |
08/03/1936 |
British Fear Reich Will Balk Parley-They Are Vexed By Germany’s Insistence On Talks Before Locarno Conference Meets-Augur |
1 |
08/03/1936 |
Three Cities In Spain Fired By Intense Left Bombings-Priests And Landowners Are Reported Slain Near Lalaga By Mobs Incited By The Reds |
1 |
08/03/1936 |
Doctors Ready To Curb War-Bourne Plagues; Deadly Camp Diseases Held Under Control (Epidemic Typhus Mentioned) |
4 |
08/03/1936 |
Anti-Jew Charge Put Up To State (By Samuel Dickstein, N.Y.) |
5 |
08/03/1936 |
(Father Charles E.) Coughlin Attacks Roosevelt As Red |
8 |
08/03/1936 |
Lindbergh Ends Stay In Germany-Leaves Without Seeing Hitler |
17 |
08/04/1936 |
League Of Nations Asked (By Jews And Others) To Combat Nazi Oppression-Support (James G.) M’donald (Roosevelt Appointee) Stand |
1 |
08/04/1936 |
Reich Warship Blocks Fire Of Spanish Ships At Cecita; Reported Landing Sailors-Bishop Of Jaen Is Seized (By Loyalist-Reds) |
1 |
08/04/1936 |
Masses In Moscow Pledge Spain Help-Harold Denny, Moscow |
1 |
08/04/1936 |
Army Buys 150 ‘Most Beautiful’ Air Motors; 1 000 Horsepower For Bombers At Take-Off |
1 |
08/04/1936 |
Americans Describe (Leftist-Red) Terror In Barcelona |
2 |
08/04/1936 |
U.S. Tops Germany In Output Of Beer-Spurt In (British) Civil Aviation |
6 |
08/04/1936 |
Vienna Jails 130 Nazis |
6 |
08/04/1936 |
Reich Law Checks Trading With U.S.-Forbids The Use Of Discounted Marks And Barter Deals, Bringing Showdown Near-Subsidy Thus Eliminated-Otto D. Tolischus |
7 |
08/04/1936 |
Americans (Representing German-American League) Visit Hitler |
7 |
08/04/1936 |
Picture: WPA Administrator Victor F. Ridder (Later Publisher Of New Yorker Staats Zeitung) And His Replacement, Lt. Col. Brehon B. Somervell-Wants No Politics In WPA |
9 |
08/05/1936 |
Madrid Terror Is Described In An Uncensored (London Times) Despatch |
1 |
08/05/1936 |
U.S. Bids Germans Reveal Subsidies-New Treasury (Morgenthau) Order Requires Full Data On Invoices Of The Imports From The Reich-Berlin In A Compromise-Drops The Special Benefits To Shippers-Further Cut In Trade With U.S. Is Seen |
1 |
08/05/1936 |
U.S. Rights In Spain Watched Closely (By Cordell Hull)-Neutrality Law No Issue-Statute Not Applicable In Civil War |
2 |
08/05/1936 |
Leftists Seized In Cuba For Aiding Spanish Reds (Loyalists) |
2 |
08/05/1936 |
Britain Endorses (Spanish) Neutrality Plea |
3 |
08/05/1936 |
26 (U.S.) Refugees Back With (Leftist-Loyalist) Terror Tales |
3 |
08/05/1936 |
7,000 Fascists Jam (Loyalist) Prisons In Madrid-All Railroads Are Seized |
4 |
08/05/1936 |
Britain Denies Sales Of Planes To Spain |
4 |
08/05/1936 |
British Labor Asking Funds To Help (Loyalist-Red) Spain |
4 |
08/05/1936 |
German Trade Pact Assailed In Greece (In Periodical) |
7 |
08/05/1936 |
Danzig Court Backs Boycotting Of Jews |
7 |
08/05/1936 |
(William Christian) Bullitt Takes Post As Hull ‘Consultant;’ (First) Ambassador (To U.S.S. R. & Former Husband Of Louise Bryant Reed) Denies Political Activity |
13 |
08/06/1936 |
(Premier John) Metaxas Crushes (Leftist Trade Union) Strike In Greece; Dictatorship Seen (Apparently By N.Y. Times, Picture, P. 4) |
1 |
08/06/1936 |
Paris Pushes Curb On Arms For Spain As French (Volunteers) Enlist (To Aid Spanish Loyalists) |
1 |
08/06/1936 |
Anarchists (Not Reds!) Held Big Peril In Spain-Danger That They Will Oust Reds From Government If The Rebels Lose, Is Seen |
3 |
08/06/1936 |
Spanish Consul (Felix De Iturriaga) Here Resigns In Protest (Against Madrid Loyalist-Red Regime) |
3 |
08/06/1936 |
Germans Fly To Madrid |
3 |
08/06/1936 |
German Products Get Lower Duties (From Treasury [Morgenthau] Department)-U.S. Countervail On Calf And Did Leather, Surgical Instruments, Cameras Removed-Berlin Subsidies Denied-Higher Duties Remain On Seven Other Items |
4 |
08/06/1936 |
President (Roosevelt’s Letter) Endorses (United) Palestine Appeal (For $3,500,000 Drive For Settlement Of Jews In Palestine) |
6 |
08/06/1936 |
Two Army Forces Begin War Games (In Fort Knox, Kentucky) |
7 |
08/06/1936 |
Picture: Russians Before Taking Off In California On Moscow Flight (A U.S. Vultee Plane, Testing A New Air Route From U.S. To Russia) |
7 |
08/06/1936 |
(U.S.) Drought Is Found The Nation’s Worst |
9 |
08/06/1936 |
Petition (In Bergen, N. J.) Asks Curb On Jewish Center |
14 |
08/07/1936 |
Germans Aroused By Left Shooting Of Four (Germans) In Spain-Otto D. Tolischus |
1 |
08/07/1936 |
Movie Propaganda Is Charged To WPA |
1 |
08/07/1936 |
Jewish Emigration Is Urged By Poland-Foreign Ministry (Jozef Beck) Advocates It In View Of Overpopulation And Lack Of Capital (1,000,000 Of 3,000,000 Jews Have No Prospect Of Economically Sound Employment) |
2 |
08/07/1936 |
Roosevelt Is Urged (By ‘International Reform Federation Of Washington And London’) To Call Peace Talks-Under The Kellogg Pact |
2 |
08/07/1936 |
Greece Democratic (Under Metaxas, U.S. Minister To Greece) Macveagh Declares |
2 |
08/07/1936 |
30 Americans Arrive (In Geneva) For (First World) Jewish Congress-Rabbi (Stephen S.) Wise’s Keynote Address At Geneva Session Tomorrow To Be Broadcast Here (List Of Many U.S. Attendees) |
2 |
08/07/1936 |
U.S. Calls On (Loyalist-Red) Spain To Guard (U.S.) Property-Asks Full Compensation For Any Confiscated In Course Of War, From Americans-Madrid Is Sympathetic (So Is U.S.!)-Sovietization Of U.S. Motor Plants Reported |
3 |
08/07/1936 |
(Loyalist-Red) Spain Discouraging (But Not Refusing) Foreign Volunteers |
3 |
08/07/1936 |
Russian Workers Give $2,400,000 To Madrid (Loyalists-Reds) |
3 |
08/07/1936 |
Hitler Sees Peace ‘By Common Sense’ |
4 |
08/07/1936 |
(U.S.) Labor Seen As 95% Behind Roosevelt (By Daniel J. Tobin, Labor Division Of Democratic National Committee, Vice President Of A. F. Of L., President Of International Brotherhood Of Teamsters) |
6 |
08/07/1936 |
Ask League To Aid (German) Jews-(U.S.) Notables Endorse Petition For Intercession In Germany |
20 |
08/08/1936 |
Germany Demands Spanish Indemnity-Reinforces Protest On Killing Of (4) Germans (By Loyalist-Reds)-Otto D. Tolischus |
1 |
08/08/1936 |
(Acting Sec. Of War, Harry H.) Woodring Showered With White Feathers When Peace Advocate (Woody Hockaday) Invades War Office |
2 |
08/08/1936 |
Reich Adds Curb On Trade With U.S.-Bars Use Of Registered Marks-Schacht Said To Desire To Halt America Commerce |
2 |
08/08/1936 |
Harvard Freedom Stressed To Nazis (German Students Touring England, By Dr. Kirley F. Mather At Cambridge, England)-Race Equality Is Emphasized |
11 |
08/08/1936 |
More Gold Bought As The Franc Drops-Loan Renewed By London |
17 |
08/09/1936 |
Franco Promises A Liberal (New Spanish) Regime, Favoring No Class-Denying Fascist Aims, Rebel Chief Assails Spain’s Basic Law As Unworkable |
1 |
08/09/1936 |
Italy Warns (Loyalist-Red) Spain On Two (Italian) Slayings |
1 |
08/09/1936 |
Metaxas Plans To ‘Discipline’ All Greeks; In No Haste To Restore Civil Liberties |
1 |
08/09/1936 |
(Spanish) Loyalists Show Courage At Front |
2 |
08/09/1936 |
U.S. Unions Are Asking For $100,000 For (Loyalist-Red) Spain |
2 |
08/09/1936 |
Church Art Gone (Destroyed By Leftist Mobs) In Barcelona Area |
3 |
08/09/1936 |
Problems Of Church Discussed In Berlin (Martin Niemoeller, ‘The Most Militant Confessional (Synod) Leader’-Free Church Comprising Chiefly Methodists & Baptists) |
7 |
08/09/1936 |
First World (Jewish Congress) Parley Is Opened (In Geneva) By Jews-Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
9 |
08/09/1936 |
Army Buys Planes Of A Fast (Pursuit) Design (Curtis P-36) |
17 |
08/09/1936 |
Text Of ‘Jeffersonian Democrats’ (Anti-Roosevelt & Anti-New Deal) Statement |
26 |
08/09/1936 |
(Herbert C. Pell-Later U.S. Minister To Spain & Head Of United Nations War Crimes Commission) Backs New Deal Spending |
28 |
08/09/1936 |
Three (U.S.) Senators (Royal S. Copeland, N.Y.; Warren R. Austin, Vermont; & Daniel 0. Hastings, Del.) Sail For Palestine Tour (To Make ‘Informal Health Survey’ For Nathan Straus) |
N-5 |
08/09/1936 |
Curb On Germany (By [Morgenthau] Treasury Department) Wins Praise (Source Unnamed)-Seek Check On Japanese-Charles E. Egan |
F-8 |
08/09/1936 |
U.S. Navy Planning Fastest Warships |
F-10 |
08/09/1936 |
Picture: Daniel J. Tobin, William Green, Sidney Hillman & John L. Lewis |
E-3 |
08/09/1936 |
Britain Plays For Time To Avert European War |
E-4 |
08/09/1936 |
Europe Splits Left And Right |
E-4 |
08/09/1936 |
Nazism In Austria Spurred By (Austro-German) Accord |
E-4 |
08/09/1936 |
Danes On Guard Against Nazis |
E-4 |
08/09/1936 |
New Economic Steps Are Due In Germany-Otto D. Tolischus |
E-5 |
08/09/1936 |
Benes (Pres. Of Czechoslovakia) Sees Hope For Democracies-Picture: ‘Democracy His Ideal’ |
E-5 |
08/09/1936 |
Russian Anti-German Cartoon (‘Devaluation Of The Mark’) |
E-5 |
08/09/1936 |
Picture: Guy M. Gillette Of Iowa, Pro-Zionist |
E-6 |
08/09/1936 |
Vexed Palestine-Balfour Declaration Is Held Of Little Help-Letter By Jacob De Hass |
E-9 |
08/09/1936 |
(Herbert) Lehman (A Roosevelt ‘Spokesman’) Outlines His (Pro-New Deal) Social Philosophy |
Mag. 5 |
08/10/1936 |
President (Roosevelt) Resents Charge He Balked At Meeting Hoover (In 1932-33 To Formulate Program To Combat Depression) |
1 |
08/10/1936 |
(New York Settlement) Bund Acquires Camp (Siegfried In Yaphank) Site |
2 |
08/10/1936 |
4 Japanese Beaten; China Gets Protest-Japanese Flag Trampled |
3 |
08/10/1936 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler (Columbia Univ.) Chides ‘Failing’ Churches-Urges Progressive View |
9 |
08/10/1936 |
Russian Airmen (See Entry, August 6, P. 7) Still Held Down-Charting New Air (Supply) Route (Between U.S. And Russia) |
21 |
08/11/1936 |
Lima (Peru) Mob Stones German Consulate (Over Olympic Games Incident) |
1 |
08/11/1936 |
Foreigners (Germans & Italians) Killing (Execution!) In Spain Described |
2 |
08/11/1936 |
Worker In (Loyalist-Red) Spain Seize Private Art |
2 |
08/11/1936 |
200 Frenchmen (Volunteers) Go To Barcelona’s (Loyalist-Red’s) Aid-Ten Times That Total Have Been Barred |
2 |
08/11/1936 |
Germany To Insist On Neutral Soviet (In Spanish War) |
3 |
08/11/1936 |
Vatican Demands (Loyalist-Red) Spain Halt ‘Sacrilege;’ Bids Catholics Pray For Peace And Justice |
3 |
08/11/1936 |
Rebel Chief (Gen. Gonzalo Queipo De Llano) Tells Of Punishing Reds-Those Guilty Of Murder, Arson And Pillage Must Answer-(Traditional ‘War Crimes’) |
3 |
08/11/1936 |
French Worry Rises On Help To (Spanish) Rebels |
3 |
08/11/1936 |
Terror In Poland Reported By Jews (World Jewish Congress, Geneva-Rabbi Stephen S. Wise)-They Are Made ‘Scapegoats; For Nation’s Woes-Hitlerism Is Denounced |
4 |
08/11/1936 |
(Alfred) Landon (Presidential Candidate-Republican) Declared Against (U.S.) Isolation-Cecil Howes |
6 |
08/11/1936 |
Roosevelt Assailed As Record Spender |
9 |
08/11/1936 |
Plan Warship Lane (Deep Channel) In The East River |
44 |
08/12/1936 |
U.S. Will Keep Hands Off In Spain; Washington Opposes Arms Sales |
1 |
08/12/1936 |
32 German, Italian Planes Reach Rebel Army In Spain |
1 |
08/12/1936 |
(Von) Ribbentrop Named Nazi London Envoy (Picture, P. 4) |
1 |
08/12/1936 |
Belgium Desirous Of Old (Pre-W. W. I) Neutrality-Augur |
2 |
08/12/1936 |
Two Rebel Chiefs (In Spain) Condemned To Die |
3 |
08/12/1936 |
Women Hold 16% Of All WPA Jobs |
8 |
08/13/1936 |
French Arms Loan To Poland Is Seen In General’s (Gamelin’s) Visit-To Discuss Reich Moves-Jerzy Szapiro |
1 |
08/13/1936 |
Launchings Delayed On 3 U.S. Warships-48 Vessels Reported Behind Schedule |
3 |
08/13/1936 |
German Kidnapper Dies |
7 |
08/13/1936 |
Austro-Reich Accord On (German) Tourists Reached (German Tourist Tax On Germans-Rm 1,000-Rescinded-It Was Intended To Reduce Flow Of Gold Out Of Germany) |
8 |
08/13/1936 |
Boycott Plan (On German Goods & Services) Pushed At (Geneva World) Jewish Conference (Rabbi Stephen S. Wise!) |
8 |
08/13/1936 |
2 Rebel Generals Shot At Barcelona (After Salvo, ‘Viva La Republica!’) |
10 |
08/13/1936 |
(Franco) Planes Bomb San Sebastian; Leftists Ready To Kill 700 If Warship Shells The City |
1 |
08/13/1936 |
Reich Yields To Us In ([Morgenthau] Treasury Department) Tariff Dispute-Withdraws Subsidies On Al Exports To This Country-(U.S.) Duties May Be (Sic) Lifted-Germany Now Is Expected To Balance Commerce With America To Save Gold-But Cut In Trade Is Seen |
1 |
08/13/1936 |
France’s ‘200 Families’ Yield Fiscal Power In Central Bank To ‘Democratize’ (Radical Socialist Leon Blum’s Popular Front) Regime |
1 |
08/13/1936 |
(First World Jewish) Congress (Geneva-Rabbi Stephen S. Wise) Upholds (German Goods & Services) Boycott-Spread Of Boycott Urged |
2 |
08/13/1936 |
(Felix M.) Warburg (Head Of American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Among Other Things) To Lead Aid To Reich Jews (Other Names Listed!) |
2 |
08/13/1936 |
(Bernard) Baruch Finds Europe Arming On All Sides-Labor Is Being Treated ‘Barbarically’ Under Tariff Wars, He Asserts In London |
3 |
08/13/1936 |
(Henry A.) Wallace (Destroyer Of Food Surpluses) Denies Shortage Of Food |
6 |
08/13/1936 |
Seek Enlisted Men For Naval Fliers-494 Cadets In Training |
6 |
08/13/1936 |
Roper (& William A. Julian Of The [Morgenthau] Treasury Dept.) Sails For U.S. After Housing Study (Trip Through Germany & England-A Fact-Finding Trip Like Col. William Donovan?) |
11 |
08/13/1936 |
Mr. Stimson Found Mr. Roosevelt Cooperative |
16 |
08/15/1936 |
Roosevelt Denounces War And Breakers Of Pledges (Chautauqua Speech, Text, P. 4) |
1 |
08/15/1936 |
U.S. ([Morgenthau] Treasury Department) Reduces Duties On Reich Imports-Lifts Countervailing Tariffs After Germany Abrogates Subsidies On Her Exports-Berlin Circles Critical |
1 |
08/15/1936 |
U.S. Demands (Loyalist-Red) Spain Release AmericaN-37 Britons Also Seized |
1 |
08/15/1936 |
65 Blum Measures Enacted Into Law-Social System Altered |
2 |
08/15/1936 |
(First World) Jewish Congress (Geneva) Adopts Principles-Fixes Lines Of A Permanent Organization-Rabbi (Stephen Samuel) Wise As Executive Head-Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
2 |
08/15/1936 |
Hebron Mayor (Nassar Eddine) Slain; Aid In Safed Urged |
2 |
08/15/1936 |
The President (Roosevelt) On Peace |
14 |
08/16/1936 |
733 Executed In Madrid, 7,000 Others In City Seized-(Loyalist) Red Militia Is Accused |
1 |
08/16/1936 |
Ex-Soviet Leaders (Zinovieff & Kamenoff) Are Likely To Die ‘Terror Plot’-Harold Denny, Moscow |
1 |
08/16/1936 |
Peek In Farm Plea ‘Indicts’ New Deal (Text, P. 29) |
1 |
08/16/1936 |
Proletarian Rule Foreseen In Spain-Red Militia Will Be The Most Powerful Factor If Forces Of (Loyalist-Red) Government Triumph |
2 |
08/16/1936 |
(Loyalist-Red) Madrid Socializes More Industries |
3 |
08/16/1936 |
‘Real Fighting’ Leads 2 Americans To (Volunteer For (Loyalist-Red) Spain |
3 |
08/16/1936 |
Spain Traces (Revolution) Plot To General Staff |
9 |
08/16/1936 |
Spain Rejects Aid Of Volunteers Here (Volunteers Like The Abraham Lincoln Brigade?) |
9 |
08/16/1936 |
World Jewry Ends Geneva (First, World Jewish) Congress-Mapping A Fight Against Anti-Semitism-Americans (Julian Mack And Rabbi Stephen S. Wise) Are Elected (To Dominating Positions-Nahum Goldmann Elected Chairman Of Administration Committee) |
13 |
08/16/1936 |
Tageblatt Rebukes Roosevelt For (Chautauqua Speech) Dig-We Contributed To ‘Injustice’ (Sic) In Germany, It Says, Advising ‘Moderation In Judgement’ |
13 |
08/16/1936 |
(Women’s International League For Peace And Freedom) Peace League Lauds Roosevelt’s (Chautauqua) Speech-Regret That He Did Not Oppose Arms Rise |
29 |
08/16/1936 |
Army Post Here Wars On Termite Invasion |
N-1 |
08/16/1936 |
We Give To The World An Example Of Peace (Roosevelt Chautauqua Speech) |
E-3 |
08/16/1936 |
Vatican Favors Spanish Rebels |
E-4 |
08/16/1936 |
Small Businesses Suffer In (Radical Socialist Leon Blum’s Popular Front Government In) France |
E-4 |
08/16/1936 |
Saar Now Shares In Reich Hardships (But Not France’s!) |
E-5 |
08/16/1936 |
Nazis Stir German Minorities (In Neighboring Countries) |
E-5 |
08/16/1936 |
Big Naval Powers Begin To Build |
E-10 |
08/16/1936 |
The French Revolution Lives On-Andre Maurois |
Mag. 1 |
08/16/1936 |
Roosevelt And Business: The Wide Rift |
Mag. 5 |
08/17/1936 |
Rebels Slaughter Badajoz Leftists, Execute 1,200-Invaders Kill Two In Cathedral-Insurgents Are Jubilant (Report From Lisbon!)-San Sebastian Massacre Feared As Fascists Advance On Coast |
1 |
08/17/1936 |
(Spanish) Republic Menaced By Reds In Madrid |
1 |
08/17/1936 |
British Sympathy For New Deal Seen |
2 |
08/17/1936 |
Navy To Open Bids For 18 War Craft |
2 |
08/17/1936 |
Big Church Sums (Valuables) Taken By (Loyalist-Red) Madrid; Purge Of City Functionaries Begun |
3 |
08/17/1936 |
Non-Intervention (In Spain) Seen As A Failure |
3 |
08/17/1936 |
Uruguay Asks Americas To Be Mediators In Spain |
3 |
08/17/1936 |
President (Roosevelt) Is Told Of ‘Politics’ In WPA |
4 |
08/18/1936 |
Mass Executions (In Spain) Go On |
1 |
08/18/1936 |
Leaders Of Revolt In Madrid Are Shot |
2 |
08/18/1936 |
Regime Of Murder In (Loyalist-Red) Barcelona Told |
2 |
08/18/1936 |
(Barcelona) Like A ‘Slaughter House’ |
2 |
08/18/1936 |
(Loyalist-Red) Madrid Said To Distrust Men In The Air Force; Fear Of Desertion Limits Attacks By Planes |
3 |
08/18/1936 |
Briton Reports Massacre By Reds In Cartagena |
3 |
08/18/1936 |
German Ships Evacuate 6,500 (From Spain) |
3 |
08/18/1936 |
Reich Cuts Deficit In Trade With U.S. |
4 |
08/18/1936 |
Roosevelt Views Anti-Aircraft Gun-He Wishes Army Had More |
7 |
08/19/1936 |
Italy’s Planes Ready To Help Rebels If France Continues Aid To Madrid-Paris Allows Arms Move-Permits A Loyalist Shipment From Barcelona To Irun Via French Territory |
1 |
08/19/1936 |
Rebels Charge Use Of Poison Gas (London Times Says It Was ‘Only Tear Gas’) In Shelling By Madrid Artillery |
1 |
08/19/1936 |
Unrest In Europe Causes Roosevelt To Cut Trip West |
1 |
08/19/1936 |
U.S. Arms Shipments Chiefly To Far East (China Only Second In Volume, Says Cordell Hull, Chairman Of Munitions Control Board & Sec. Of State) |
2 |
08/19/1936 |
Americans Horrified By Outrages In Spain (Miss Edith Lawrence [Her Version Emphasized!] Blames ‘Fascists’-Others Describe Burning Of Churches & Killing Of Priests By Loyalist Reds)-More Massacres Reported |
2 |
08/19/1936 |
Washington Gets (Spanish Civil War) Mediation Plan (Uruguay Suggestion) |
2 |
08/19/1936 |
Wiseman Home, Sees Europe Dodging War |
2 |
08/19/1936 |
12,000 Here Back Spanish Loyalists (Reds)-$5,700 In Cash Promised (Mostly From ‘National Union Of Communism’) |
3 |
08/19/1936 |
Japanese Warned On Race For Trade (By British Delegate To Institute Of Pacific Relations) |
4 |
08/19/1936 |
(William) Green (Pres. Of A. F. Of L.) Despite C. I. 0. Sticks To Roosevelt |
12 |
08/19/1936 |
Reichsbanks Gold Continues To Rise |
35 |
08/20/1936 |
16 In Soviet Admit 2 Plots To Kill Stalin And Others-Harold Denny, Moscow |
1 |
08/20/1936 |
British Embargo All Arms To Spain As Italy Delays-Planes In London Ban |
1 |
08/20/1936 |
17 ‘Absent’ Workers Revealed As Dead In Check-Up By (N.Y.) WPA |
1 |
08/20/1936 |
Paris Fascists Aid Rebellion In Spain-Insurgent Army Unpaid-Germany’s Stand On Neutrality Is Believed To Be Merely A Diplomatic Gesture |
3 |
08/20/1936 |
British Urge U.S. Act As (Spanish Civil War) Mediator-Washington (Roosevelt) Circles Cool |
3 |
08/20/1936 |
American Girl Forced To Dance In Barcelona; Leftists Work All Talent At $1 A Day And Food |
3 |
08/20/1936 |
Benes (Of Czechoslovakia) Bespeaks Aid Of (Sudeten) German Minority |
3 |
08/20/1936 |
British Still Bar Data On Palestine-Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
4 |
08/20/1936 |
Japan Hints War, Russians Charge |
4 |
08/20/1936 |
(French Gen.) Gamelin (Polish) Trip Ends On A Cordial Basis |
4 |
08/20/1936 |
(Bruno Richard) Hauptmann Tax Case Is Settled For $1,897 |
7 |
08/20/1936 |
Navy Opens Bids For 9 New Craft-Nine Others Scheduled |
23 |
08/21/1936 |
Reich Orders Its Warships Near Spain To Resist Force-More Craft Are On Way |
1 |
08/21/1936 |
U.S. Declines A Bid To Mediate In Spain-Wisdom Of Move Doubted |
1 |
08/21/1936 |
Mexico Arms Sale To Spain Reported-Governments Deny This |
2 |
08/21/1936 |
5 Nations To Join Italian War Game |
2 |
08/21/1936 |
Picture: Spanish Loyalists Destroy A Statue Of Christ (Corro De Los Angeles, Near Madrid) |
3 |
08/21/1936 |
(Spanish) Anarchist Papers Published Here |
3 |
08/21/1936 |
(Joseph P.) Kennedy Endorses Roosevelt Policies |
6 |
08/21/1936 |
More Gold Engaged In India And England ($526,000 & $352,000 Respectively) |
29 |
08/22/1936 |
Germany Sends A Protest To Russia-Says Moscow Directs Anti-Reich Campaign On Radio In Spain |
1 |
08/22/1936 |
Italy Gives France Neutrality Pledge-Agrees To Embargo On Arms For Either Side In The Civil War In Spain |
1 |
08/22/1936 |
150 Reds Riot On Bremen (Deck, Docked At N.Y. City Harbor); Protest Nazi Acts In SpaiN-12 Arrested |
1 |
08/22/1936 |
(Dr. Hu Shih) Says United China Must Fight Japan (See Entry, August 25, P.5) |
3 |
08/22/1936 |
Briton (Laborite Herbert Morrison) Asks Move For World Regime-Would Aim At Dictators |
3 |
08/22/1936 |
Reich Tries Friars: Olympic Truce Off |
3 |
08/22/1936 |
Belgian (Dinant) Memorial (Phrase ‘Furor Teutonicus’) Arouses Reich Ire (See Entry, Aug. 26, 1936, P. 4) |
3 |
08/22/1936 |
U.S., Reich At Odds On Trade Issues-Old Duties Still In Force |
16 |
08/23/1936 |
Reich (Confessional) Protestants Call For Warfare On Nazi (Alfred Rosenberg) Paganism |
1 |
08/23/1936 |
Vatican Reports 5 Bishops Killed, One Burned Alive By Reds In Spain |
1 |
08/23/1936 |
12 Bremen Rioters Paroled By Court |
4 |
08/23/1936 |
Germany Increases Trade With Brazil |
7 |
08/23/1936 |
(Jewish) Immigration Delay Facing Palestine |
10 |
08/23/1936 |
(Admiral William Daniel) Leahy Is Slated To Head U.S. Fleet (‘Head Of Naval Operations,’ Succeeding Admiral William H. Standley Who Later Served On The Roberts Pearl Harbor Investigation Board & Then As Ambassador To Russia) |
27 |
08/23/1936 |
Japanese Warned (At Yosemite, Institute Of Public Relations) On Pact With Reich |
N-2 |
08/23/1936 |
North China Unity Still Japan’s Aim-Denies Army Is Mobilizing |
N-2 |
08/23/1936 |
Hitler And Mussolini Held Psychopathic (By Dr. John S. Perry, Psychiatric Dept., St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Washington, D. C.-’Diagnosis At A Distance’) |
N-2 |
08/23/1936 |
Huge Foreign Sum For War Supplies ($6,000,000,000 In Cash And Securities) |
F-9 |
08/23/1936 |
Spaniards Will Fight Without Interference |
E-3 |
08/23/1936 |
A Tense Europe Watches Deadly Duel In Spain |
E-3 |
08/23/1936 |
Eden Hard At Work To Stave Off A War |
E-4 |
08/23/1936 |
League Faces New Threats To Peace-Duce And Hitler Closer-Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
E-4 |
08/23/1936 |
Austria Is Drawn Toward The Nazis |
E-4 |
08/23/1936 |
Berlin Takes Firm Stand-Toward The Western Locarno Powers |
E-4 |
08/23/1936 |
Picture: The Big Three Of The (British) Foreign Office-Eden, Halifax & Vansittart |
E-4 |
08/23/1936 |
Reprisals By Jews In Palestine Seen |
E-5 |
08/23/1936 |
(Premier John) Metaxas (Greece) Follows Dictator’s Model |
E-5 |
08/23/1936 |
Soviets Face Reich In Balkan Rivalry |
E-5 |
08/23/1936 |
The Shadow Of Dictators Over Europe |
Mag. 3 |
08/24/1936 |
Soviet Sentences 16 To Die In Plot To Kill Red Leaders |
1 |
08/24/1936 |
Roosevelt Hails ‘Mandate’ (Referendum) Move To Prevent War-’Will Of Peoples’ Can Persuade Governments |
1 |
08/24/1936 |
Madrid Halts Ship; British Navy Acts |
1 |
08/24/1936 |
Loyalists Urged To End Reprisals |
2 |
08/24/1936 |
Irish Army Formed To Aid The (Spanish, Franco) Rebels |
2 |
08/24/1936 |
Leftists Plan To Blow Up Madrid Before They Yield City To Rebels |
2 |
08/24/1936 |
French Labor Leader (Jouhaux) Astutely Backs Blum In Appeal To Workers To Support Madrid (Loyalist-Reds) |
2 |
08/24/1936 |
(200) Polish Nationalists (Of National Democratic Party) Wreck Jews’ Homes (In Wiszonki, Poland) |
3 |
08/24/1936 |
Anti-Nazi Protest Read By (Confessional Synod) Churches (Niemoeller) |
3 |
08/24/1936 |
Palestine Deports 16 (15 Jewish Reds & 1 Armenian) |
3 |
08/24/1936 |
Plan Von Steuben Fetes (Von Steuben Society) |
10 |
08/24/1936 |
(World) Economic Pacts Urged By (Bernard) Baruch (In London) |
22 |
08/24/1936 |
Employment Spread Unevenly In Germany |
23 |
08/24/1936 |
No Wheat Imports Expected By Reich |
27 |
08/24/1936 |
Germans Buying Wool |
27 |
08/25/1936 |
Germany And Russia Ban Arms Exports To Spain-Reich Curb Is In Effect |
1 |
08/25/1936 |
Japanese Execute 9 As Russian Spies |
1 |
08/25/1936 |
Hitler Increases Army By 200,000; Moscow Blamed |
1 |
08/25/1936 |
Indiana Man Recants Denial Of His Charges Of WPA Waste |
1 |
08/25/1936 |
Alfonso’s Confessor Arrested In Madrid-4 Rebel Officers Executed |
2 |
08/25/1936 |
Russia Executes 16 In Anti-Soviet Plot |
3 |
08/25/1936 |
American Woman Jailed In Poland-Breaking Currency Laws |
3 |
08/25/1936 |
Madrid Promises Not To Confiscate (U.S. Property)-Will Pay For All Seized |
3 |
08/25/1936 |
Picture: (Franco Rebels) Lined Up For Death (Execution) In Spanish Strife |
3 |
08/25/1936 |
An Anti-Nazi Coup Feared In Austria |
4 |
08/25/1936 |
Palestine Peace Favored By Arabs |
4 |
08/25/1936 |
British Are Not Upset (By Increase In German Army) |
4 |
08/25/1936 |
Japan Is Assailed (By Dr. Hu Shih, Later Chinese Ambassador To U.S.) At (Institute Of) Pacific (Relations) Parley-Dictators Are Attacked (See Entry, August 22, 1936, P. 3) |
5 |
08/26/1936 |
Roosevelt, If Re-Elected, May Call Kings, Dictators And Presidents To Great Power Peace Conference-Plans No Commitments-And Discuss Disarmament-No Victors And Vanquished Are Now Concerned (Pictures) |
1 |
08/26/1936 |
(William Christian) Bullitt (Former Husband Of Communist Louise Bryant Reed & First U.S. Ambassador To U.S.S. R.) Succeeds (Jesse Isador) Straus In France (As U.S. Ambassador-Pictures, P. 3) |
1 |
08/26/1936 |
2 Japanese Slain By A Chinese Mob |
1 |
08/26/1936 |
French Seek Way To Parallel Reich In Military Race |
1 |
08/26/1936 |
Reich Expels Jewish Refugees From Spain Although Consuls Pledged No Discrimination |
2 |
08/26/1936 |
Nuns Shot Down By Reds In Spain-90 New Victims Listed |
2 |
08/26/1936 |
Envoys Seek Pact (On Spain) To Lessen Cruelty |
2 |
08/26/1936 |
French Fliers Aid Madrid (Loyalist-Red) Air Force-Russians Also Pilot Craft-German Line Ousted |
2 |
08/26/1936 |
Madrid Executes More Insurgents-Fiercer Attitude Being Shown To Rebels As Popular Tribunal Pushes Trials |
3 |
08/26/1936 |
Schacht On Visit To Ask French Aid |
4 |
08/26/1936 |
Poland Ends Case Of Mrs (Dorothy) Atkinson (Currency Law Violations) |
4 |
08/26/1936 |
(Belgian W. W. I) Victims Of Germans Honored In Dinant-Memorial Pays Tribute To Civilians Shot In War On Charges Of Firing At Invaders (Shot As Snipers In ‘Teutonic Fury’) |
4 |
08/26/1936 |
Yoshizawa Admits Mistakes In China (At Yosimite Institute Of Pacific Relations) |
5 |
08/26/1936 |
U.S. Held Backward In Social Security |
8 |
08/26/1936 |
Peace Paramount (Acting Sec. Of War, Harry H.) Woodring Asserts-Called Roosevelt Aim-Acting War Head Tells Virginia Legion Armed Forces Are At Peace-Time Peak |
14 |
08/26/1936 |
WPA Strikers Chased By Angered Workers |
42 |
08/27/1936 |
Japanese Protest Attack In Chengtu-Chinese To Punish Guilty |
1 |
08/27/1936 |
U.S. Warns Madrid On Shipping Rights-Hull Dispatches A Note |
3 |
08/27/1936 |
Action By League In Palestine Urged (By William M. Lewis Of The Zionist Organization Of America) |
5 |
08/27/1936 |
Two Britons Deny Libel On The Jews |
5 |
08/27/1936 |
Senators Ask End Of Palestine Riots (King, Walsh & Sheppard) |
5 |
08/27/1936 |
France To Reform Her Air Defenses |
6 |
08/27/1936 |
Schacht Appeals For France’s Help-Red Condemns (His French) Welcome |
6 |
08/27/1936 |
Germany Ends Ban On (German) Travel To Austria |
6 |
08/27/1936 |
Reich Act (Expulsion Of 4 Dutch Nationals In Reprisal For Dutch Expulsion Of 4 Germans) Stirs Holland |
6 |
08/27/1936 |
Greetings Of Navy Radioed (By Admiral William H. Standley, Chief Of Naval Operations & Admiral Zengo Yoshida, Visiting New York Harbor On Friendship Tour) To Japan |
19 |
08/28/1936 |
Pope Worn Down By Grief For Spain-Plans Expiatory Service |
1 |
08/28/1936 |
Tokyo Would Join Roosevelt (International Peace) Parley-Would Raise Trade Issue |
1 |
08/28/1936 |
Prieto Calls Paris And London Blind-Madrid ‘Strong Man’ Says The Withhold Aid While Italy And Reich Help Rebels-Sees Collective Farms-But Denies Spain Will Set Up Communism-Insurgent Chiefs Accuse France |
2 |
08/28/1936 |
British Urge Speed In Arms Embargo-Humane Appeal Planned |
3 |
08/28/1936 |
Schacht Praises (Radical Socialist, Leon) Blum As Capable-Carried Hitler Message |
3 |
08/28/1936 |
China Executes 2 In Chengtu Riot |
4 |
08/28/1936 |
(Catholic German) Bishops Would Join Nazi Anti-Red Fight |
5 |
08/28/1936 |
(Cordell Hull) Bars British Red (William Gallacher) From Entering Here |
17 |
08/28/1936 |
Peace Pact Urged For North Atlantic (At Yosemite Meeting Of Institute Of Pacific Relations) |
17 |
08/28/1936 |
Rabbi S.S. Wise Back (From First World Jewish Congress); Fears For Palestine-Jews’ Great Task Now Is To Fight Threatened Suspension Of Immigration (To Palestine, By British), He Says |
19 |
08/29/1936 |
Army Rule In Spain Is Plan Of Rebels; Plebiscite On King |
1 |
08/29/1936 |
Hitler Suspends Trials Of Monks-Neo-Paganism Assailed By Church |
1 |
08/29/1936 |
Italy Embargoes Arms To Spain |
2 |
08/29/1936 |
Soviet Predicts A New Hitler Surprise; Polish Dictator (Edward Rydz-Smigly) On Way To French War Game |
2 |
08/29/1936 |
Madrid Reported Killing 100 Rebels |
2 |
08/29/1936 |
(Briton) Fined For Jibe At Jews |
2 |
08/29/1936 |
Schacht To Pursue Paris Trade Talks-Security Still Stressed |
3 |
08/29/1936 |
Soviet Asks Move To Spur Sanctions (Against ‘Aggressors’) |
3 |
08/29/1936 |
U.S. Urged To Drop Isolation Policies (By Briton A. V. Alexander At Yosemite Institute Of Pacific Relations) |
6 |
08/30/1936 |
Germany And Italy Unite On Red Drive |
1 |
08/30/1936 |
(Australian) Publisher Thinks War Threat Eased-Germany Armed To Teeth |
23 |
08/30/1936 |
(The American Committee Appeal For The Relief Of Jews In Poland) Appeals For Polish Jews |
23 |
08/30/1936 |
5,000 Airplanes A Year Are Built In Soviet Union |
24 |
08/30/1936 |
(Czech Minister, Ivan Derer) Denies Curb On Germans |
24 |
08/30/1936 |
Gains From Paris Listed By Schacht-Otto D. Tolischus |
25 |
08/30/1936 |
Goebbels Praises Controlled Radio |
25 |
08/30/1936 |
Catholic Grievances Received By Hitler |
25 |
08/30/1936 |
Aid For Palestine Asked (By Pro-Palestine Federation Of America) |
25 |
08/30/1936 |
Babson Foresees Big Economic War-He Blames Democracy |
27 |
08/30/1936 |
Schuschnigg Hails (Austro-German) Pact |
27 |
08/30/1936 |
Pope Is Cheered By Spanish News |
31 |
08/30/1936 |
World Scholars (Also German) To Honor Harvard |
N-1 |
08/30/1936 |
New Gold Imports Seen As Franc Dips |
F-1 |
08/30/1936 |
President’s (Roosevelt’s Suggested) Peace (Conference) Idea Stirs World’s Capitals-Obstacles Are Pointed Out-Anne O’Hare McCormick |
E-3 |
08/30/1936 |
Reich Confronts Europe With Strongest Army |
E-3 |
08/30/1936 |
Hitler Avoids Church Issue (Picture Of Martin Neimoeller) |
E-4 |
08/30/1936 |
Fascists Planning Four-Power Bloc (Germany, Italy, Austria & Hungary) |
E-4 |
08/30/1936 |
An Anti-Red Spain Hoped For By Rome (Italy)-Not Fascist Regime Necessarily |
E-4 |
08/30/1936 |
Dictatorships Of Europe Strive To Build Up Their Populations |
E-5 |
08/30/1936 |
Our Presidents Active In World Peace Moves (Roosevelt & Wilson) |
E-7 |
08/30/1936 |
Right Vs. Left: A Great Struggle |
Mag. 1 |
08/31/1936 |
Mussolini Boasts Italy Has 8,000,000 Ready To Mobilize |
1 |
08/31/1936 |
President (Roosevelt) Makes Protest To Both Sides In Spain Over (Unidentified Planes) Bombing Of (U.S.) Warship (Destroyer Kane)-Warship Fires At Aviator |
1 |
08/31/1936 |
(Loyalist-Red) Girl Says She Slew ‘Dozens Of Rebels’-Mowing Down Foe With Machine Guns |
2 |
08/31/1936 |
Zealots Warned In Madrid Killing (Of Rebels) |
2 |
08/31/1936 |
Paris Greets Poles (Edward Rydz-Smigly) As Valued Allies |
3 |
08/31/1936 |
15,000 Attend (Camp Siegfried) Fete Of German Groups (Yaphank, L. I.) |
3 |
08/31/1936 |
Catholics Fear Reich May Go Way Of Spain |
3 |
08/31/1936 |
Japan Not To Scrap Surplus Submarines-Follows British |
3 |
08/31/1936 |
Isolation Called Disease Of World (By Preacher) |
18 |
08/31/1936 |
Reich Is Perturbed By Labor Shortages |
21 |