10/01/1936 |
Japanese Display Force In Shanghai |
1 |
10/01/1936 |
(Leftist-Loyalist) Spain Bares (Foreign Intervention) Data Accusing 3 Nations (Germany, Italy & Portugal) |
2 |
10/01/1936 |
Four (Franco) Rebels (Officers) Executed |
3 |
10/01/1936 |
Germany Rejects Devaluation Now-Otto D. Tolischus |
4 |
10/01/1936 |
Text Of Schacht’s Statement Barring Devaluation (Of Mark) |
4 |
10/01/1936 |
Bill To Cut Franc Deadlocks (French) Houses-Blum Bitterly Attacked (For Franc Devaluation) |
7 |
10/01/1936 |
Morgenthau Scored By Soviet Press (For Remarks About Soviet Currency) |
8 |
10/01/1936 |
Brazil To Follow Dollar |
8 |
10/01/1936 |
William C. Bullitt) Takes Over U.S. Paris Embassy (‘France And The United States Are Linked’) |
9 |
10/01/1936 |
Hamilton Renews ‘Red’ Challenge-Demands Roosevelt Prove His Sincerity (Of Not Supporting Reds) By Removal Of (Left-Leaning David) Dubinsky As Elector |
20 |
10/01/1936 |
Gold Imports Total $137,121,600 In Month |
39 |
10/02/1936 |
(Spanish) Insurgents Name Franco Dictator In An Army Regime |
1 |
10/02/1936 |
(Cardinal) Pacelli Reported Seeking Aid Of U.S. In Anti-Red Drive |
1 |
10/02/1936 |
Ex. Gov. (Alfred E.) Smith Declares For Landon |
1 |
10/02/1936 |
Austria Calls 8,000 Youths To The Colors |
1 |
10/02/1936 |
Roosevelt’s Defense Of His Use Of Billions For Recovery |
2 |
10/02/1936 |
(William E.) Dodd Jr. Testifies (Spanish) Rebels Get Arms |
13 |
10/02/1936 |
No ‘Loan To France,’ Morgenthau Says |
14 |
10/02/1936 |
Franc Cut, Blum Seeks World Talk |
15 |
10/02/1936 |
Franc Depressed On Moves By Paris |
15 |
10/02/1936 |
August’s Exports More Than In 1935 |
41 |
10/03/1936 |
(Col. Frank Knox) Denies Roosevelt Averted A (Nation-Wide) Revolt (With His New Deal) |
2 |
10/03/1936 |
Reich Organizes 12 Corps Of Army-Rhineland Force Doubled |
5 |
10/04/1936 |
German Warship (26,000 Ton ‘Sharnhorst’) Launched At Fete-Otto D. Tolischus |
1 |
10/04/1936 |
Paris Armed Camp To Bar Fight Today-Forces Are Rushed To Capital As De La Rocque Plans To Break Up Red Meeting |
1 |
10/04/1936 |
(Sir Oswald) Mosley Will Invade Jews’ (London) Section Today |
31 |
10/04/1936 |
New Appeal Planned To Palestine Arabs |
31 |
10/04/1936 |
500,000 Peasants Assemble In Reich-Nation Better Off Than Most Neighbors, Goebbels Tells The ‘Soldiers Of Mother Earth’ |
32 |
10/04/1936 |
Reich To Ban Jews In Legal Science-Only Nazis Will Teach |
34 |
10/04/1936 |
War Fleet Tests Satisfy Russians-Harold Denny |
34 |
10/04/1936 |
Spanish War Held A Blow To Russia |
37 |
10/04/1936 |
Spain’s Insurgents Deny Fast Aims-Admits Army Plans Rule |
37 |
10/04/1936 |
400 Spanish Priests Are Listed As Killed (By Loyalist-Leftists)-Vatican Says 100 Nuns Were Slain-Five Bishops Dead-29 Churches Reported Destroyed |
37 |
10/04/1936 |
(Col. Henry) Breckenridge (A ‘Jeffersonian Democrat’) Says President (Roosevelt) Stirs (Class) Hate |
41 |
10/04/1936 |
Col. (Theodore) Roosevelt Asks President (Roosevelt) Be Ousted (Gives 13 Reasons To Support His View) |
42 |
10/04/1936 |
Americas (Roosevelt’s Buenos Aires Conference) Studying Pact To Bar Wars |
46 |
10/04/1936 |
(Radical Socialist Leon Blum’s) Popular Front Faces Stiff Fight In France |
E-3 |
10/04/1936 |
Devaluation Struggle Shakes Blum Regime |
E-4 |
10/04/1936 |
Fall Of Franc Closes Five-Yewar Gold Drama |
E-4 |
10/04/1936 |
China And Japan; Will They Fight? |
E-5 |
10/04/1936 |
Shortage Of Food In Reich Increases-Otto D. Tolischus |
E-5 |
10/04/1936 |
It Won’t Happen Here, (Sinclair) Lewis Believes-The Author (Husband Of Dorothy Thompson, An Avid Roosevelt Supporter) Holds That Liberalism Can Save Our System From Left Or Right Dictators |
Mag. 3 |
10/04/1936 |
China’s Grim Battle To Win Nationhood |
Mag. 6 |
10/05/1936 |
(U.S. Sec. Of War, Harry H.) Woodring Pledges (U.S.) Devotion To Peace (At Polish Rally) |
4 |
10/05/1936 |
London Riots Balk Fascist (Sir Oswald Mosley) ‘Invasion’ |
6 |
10/05/1936 |
Reich Battle Corks; Home-Grown Wood Used (Saves Rm10,000,000) |
8 |
10/05/1936 |
Schooling Is Cut 3 Years By Reich |
8 |
10/05/1936 |
700,000 Peasants Join Fete In Reich |
9 |
10/05/1936 |
(Greater N.Y. Retail Furnishings And Dry Goods Association, Organized Last December) Backs (Jewish) Boycott Of Nazis |
9 |
10/05/1936 |
(Avery) Brundage Extols Hitler’s Regime |
9 |
10/05/1936 |
(Baptist, Rev. Francis K.) Sheppard Assails Anti-Semitic Acts (Of Germany)-Story Of Daniel Cited-Punishment (Of Anti-Semites) Is Foreseen |
13 |
10/05/1936 |
Death Of (Isador) Straus (Former U.S. Ambassador To France, Of Pneumonia) Grieves President (Roosevelt)-(General) Pershing ‘Deeply Moved’ |
15 |
10/05/1936 |
Junior Hadassah Opens Fall (Membership) Drive |
15 |
10/05/1936 |
(John D.) Hamilton Criticized (By N.Y. City Chamberlain, Adolf A. Berle, Jr., Later Ass’t. U.S. Sec. Of State) On Dubinsky (Communist Support Of Roosevelt) Charge-Berle Sees Attempt To Bring To United States ‘Struggle That Has Rent Europe’ |
17 |
10/05/1936 |
London Attuned When Franc Fell-Long Realignment Seen |
33 |
10/05/1936 |
London Approves (U.S.-Britain) Monetary Pool-Many Problems Faced |
33 |
10/05/1936 |
New French Fund To Steady Franc |
33 |
10/05/1936 |
Crisis Drew Gold To London Market |
33 |
10/05/1936 |
Reich Fears That Gold-Bloc Devaluations Will Adversely Affect Her Foreign Trade |
33 |
10/05/1936 |
British Prices Rise To Highest Of 1936-Cereals And Meats Soar-Commodities Dearest Since 1931 |
38 |
10/05/1936 |
Bullish Outlook Rules (Chicago) Wheat Pit |
40 |
10/06/1936 |
Italy Devaluates Lira 41% To Offset Dollar And Pound |
1 |
10/06/1936 |
Soviet Plans Navy On Par With Army |
1 |
10/06/1936 |
Fierce Fighting On In Madrid (Sector); (Franco) Moors Repulsed-Rebel Cavalry Mowed Down |
1 |
10/06/1936 |
(William Green, A. F. Of L.) Says 90% Of Labor For Roosevelt |
1 |
10/06/1936 |
(U.S. Sec. Of Treasury, Henry) Morgenthau Acts On (National) Red Cross Fund |
5 |
10/06/1936 |
(Republicans) Accuse (Philadelphia) Democrats Of (Voter) Registry Fraud |
7 |
10/06/1936 |
(U.S. Senatorial Committee) Will Investigate Pennsylvania WPA |
9 |
10/06/1936 |
(Republican, John D. M.) Hamilton Insists Reds Be Deported-Demands President (Roosevelt) Order The Department Of Justice To ‘Rout Out Alien Agents’ (‘Ausrotten?’) |
12 |
10/06/1936 |
Roosevelt Budget Is Target Of (Col. Frank) Knox-Asks Question On Reds-Says Aaa Blighted Industry |
12 |
10/06/1936 |
League Opens War On Trade Barriers-U.S. Assistance Praised-British And French Warn That Other Nations Must Act Now To Assure World Reforms-Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
16 |
10/06/1936 |
29 Croats On Trial In Killing (Massacre) Of 6 Serbs |
16 |
10/06/1936 |
American (Maj. Lester D. Gardner) Reaches Moscow In 69 Hours |
17 |
10/06/1936 |
Paris Bans Rallies Held Provocative-Moves On De La Rocqe |
18 |
10/06/1936 |
League Asks Poles To Chasten Danzig |
19 |
10/06/1936 |
Anti-Nazi Boycott (Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum, Chairman, Boycott Unit Of American Jewish Congress [Rabbi Stephen S. Wise Head]-Joint Boycott Council Of The Congress And The Jewish Labor Committee) Hailed |
19 |
10/06/1936 |
Propaganda Fight On Reds Proposed |
45 |
10/07/1936 |
Roosevelt Wants Freedom On (U.S.) Money-He Will Ask Continuation Of His Power To Devalue (Dollar)-For An Emergency (Which He) Only (Will Declare)-Hull Credited For Liberal World Trend |
1 |
10/07/1936 |
New Deal Censors ‘Source Of News,’ Landon Declares |
1 |
10/07/1936 |
Elliott Roosevelt Linked To (Fokker) Air Deal (Sales Of Warplanes To Russia)-Asserts President (Roosevelt) Acted-But Son Brands Assertion As ‘False’ |
3 |
10/07/1936 |
‘Baiting’ Of Reds Scored By (Socialist) Laidler |
6 |
10/07/1936 |
(Former Sec. Of State [Wilson], Bainbridge) Colby Says Reds Back Roosevelt |
7 |
10/07/1936 |
WPA Head (Lt. Col. Brehon B. Somervell) Defends Pay Of (WPA) Executives-Holds (Government) Salaries Too Low |
12 |
10/07/1936 |
Hard Adds Data On WPA ‘Favors’-Quotes Two Affidavits-(Harry L.) Hopkins (Chief Of WPA) Gives Out Sworn Denials |
12 |
10/07/1936 |
British Laborites For Arming, 3 To 1 |
15 |
10/07/1936 |
China Shows Arms As Japanese Wait-General Chiang (Kai-Shek) Shows Great Force In Nanking Prior To The Joint Negotiations |
17 |
10/07/1936 |
Poland (Tytus Komarnicki) Says Jews Need New (Emigration) Outlet (Palestine)-Bid For Mandate Seen-Polish Jewish Circles Back The Move |
18 |
10/07/1936 |
Drive To Seek Aid For (Christian) German Exiles ($400,000 For ‘Non-Jewish Victims Of The Hitler Regime’) |
18 |
10/07/1936 |
Nazi Winter (Relief) Drive Started By Hitler-Democracy Is Attacked |
19 |
10/07/1936 |
London And Paris Push Trade Accord-U.S. Is Urged To Assist-Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
20 |
10/07/1936 |
Reich To Extend Control Over Marketing Of Food |
20 |
10/07/1936 |
Italy In Devaluing Rebuffs Germany-But Coolness Is Denied |
20 |
10/07/1936 |
London Is Pleased Over Devalued Lira |
20 |
10/07/1936 |
(Roosevelt’s) Pan-American (Buenos Aires) Plans Approved In Berlin-Tendency To Substitute Neutrality For Collective Security Arouses Satisfaction (‘Diplomatische Korrespondenz’) |
21 |
10/07/1936 |
(German) Art Ordered Home By German Cities-Reich Pictures To Stay (In Germany) |
25 |
10/07/1936 |
Reich War Authors Are Feted In Berlin |
25 |
10/07/1936 |
(U.S.) South Asks Slash (Equality) In Freight Charges-Threat To (Industrial) Growth Seen |
55 |
10/08/1936 |
Britain Urges U.S. And Japan To Keep Pacific Forts Curb |
1 |
10/08/1936 |
Soviet Threatens To Help (Leftist-Loyalist) Madrid Unless |
3 |
10/08/1936 |
Powers (Germany, Italy & Portugal) Cease Aiding The (Franco) Rebels-Berlin And Rome Deny Charges |
1 |
10/08/1936 |
Hull Sees Trade Rebuilt By (His) Reciprocity (Trade) Treaties; Says Old Tariff Ruined It (Text, P. 10) |
1 |
10/08/1936 |
(William F.) Bleakley Warns Of (N.Y.) State Dictator-Lehman As ‘Pupil’ Learned Lesson From ‘Master’ (Roosevelt) In Washington |
1 |
10/08/1936 |
Nazi Students Get Official Warning-Time To Cease Their Attacks On Professors-Expulsions Hinted |
2 |
10/08/1936 |
Danzig Nazis Defy League On Inquiry-74 Socialists Arrested |
2 |
10/08/1936 |
Reich Police Push War On Food Profiteers; Arrests Of Butchers And Grocers Increase |
2 |
10/08/1936 |
(Count) Ciano To Seen Hitler On Locarno Issues |
2 |
10/08/1936 |
‘Am I The Big Bad Wolf?’ Hitler Inquires Of Briton (D. M. Mason) |
2 |
10/08/1936 |
U.S. Envoy Gets Managua (Nicaragua-Samoza) To Start Paving Program |
2 |
10/08/1936 |
German Pastor (At Pirmasens) Is Fined (Allegedly Failed To Fly ‘A Swastika Flag On The Church And Parsonage April 20,’ Hitler’s Birthday) |
2 |
10/08/1936 |
(U.S. Sec. Of Commerce, Daniel C. Roper) Hints At U.S. Aid For Dirigible Line-Following Conference With Dr. Eckener (Of ‘Hindenburg’) |
3 |
10/08/1936 |
(Czechoslovakian) Devaluing Is Explained |
3 |
10/08/1936 |
Reform Of League Will Be Debated-Refugees Problem Studied |
3 |
10/08/1936 |
Britain Won’t Ban Fascists’ Parades-For Freedom Of Speech (See ‘Britain To Check Mosely,’ Oct. 17, P. 1) |
4 |
10/08/1936 |
(Austria) Refuses To Free Briton (Journalist, Geoffrey Fraser) |
4 |
10/08/1936 |
Chinese Stiffen On Eve Of Parley-Tokyo Attitude Softer |
5 |
10/08/1936 |
(Anthony Fokker Airplane) Incident Declared Closed-Senator Nye Asserts That Obviously Elliott Roosevelt Did Nothing Illegal In Deal (To Sell War Planes To Russia) |
9 |
10/08/1936 |
Asks Hull To Bare British Trade Pact |
11 |
10/08/1936 |
(Col. Frank) Knox Warns Labor Against New Deal-Economic Policies Scored |
14 |
10/08/1936 |
Orders For Steel Highest Since 1929-Sheet Makers Swamped |
38 |
10/09/1936 |
Mgr. Ryan Backs Roosevelt, Attacks Father Coughlin |
1 |
10/09/1936 |
Cardinal Pacelli (Later Pope Pius XII), Papal Envoy Here-He Is Silent On Coughlin |
1 |
10/09/1936 |
Reich Is Astonished By New Isolation-Augur, London |
4 |
10/09/1936 |
Nazi Students Hit Older Generation-Reactionaries Assailed |
6 |
10/09/1936 |
Reich Press Hints Devaluing Is Near |
6 |
10/09/1936 |
Imprison Jew (Abraham Kaiser Of Duisburg) For Letter (Sent To U.S., Allegedly Slurring Hitler) |
6 |
10/09/1936 |
(Washington-London-Paris Tripartite) Monetary Accord Working Smoothly |
8 |
10/09/1936 |
Stabilization Sum Set Up By France-Fund Secretly Administered |
8 |
10/09/1936 |
Danzig Socialists Get Light Sentences-Claim Guns Found In Their Homes Were Planted By The Police |
11 |
10/09/1936 |
Hawaii Welcomes (Pan-American Airways) China Clipper (On Way To Manila) |
13 |
10/09/1936 |
China, Japan Gain Hope From Talks-New (Anti-Japanese) Attack In Hankow |
14 |
10/09/1936 |
(U.S.) Navy Would Have Forts In The Philippines, But Army Wants Defense Line Nearer Home |
14 |
10/09/1936 |
(Senator Clark) Hits (Senator Nye) Story Involving Elliott Roosevelt (Anthony Fokker Deal To Sell Warplanes To Russia) |
19 |
10/09/1936 |
(Col. Frank Knox) Says No One Knows New Deal’s Plans |
21 |
10/09/1936 |
Presses For Light On WPA In Kansas |
21 |
10/09/1936 |
War Danger (From Spanish Civil War) Over Women Are Told (By James G. Mc Donald, Former League Of Nations High Commissioner For Refugees From Germany, Now On Editorial Staff Of N.Y. Times, Later Head Of Roosevelt’s Commission On Refugees) |
26 |
10/09/1936 |
Says Government Impedes Rail Men |
39 |
10/09/1936 |
Gold Stock Rises At Bank Of France |
45 |
10/10/1936 |
Powers In Row Over Spain As Soviet Presses Charges (Of Foreign Aid To Franco); France Will Not Aid Russia (Report, P. 3) |
1 |
10/10/1936 |
Blum (Popular Front) Faces Crises In Fight With (French)Reds |
1 |
10/10/1936 |
Chiang (Kai Shek) Says China Bars Interference-Air Show Over Capital |
1 |
10/10/1936 |
1,035,000 Jobless In Reich |
2 |
10/10/1936 |
Roosevelt Is Vital To Nation; Says (James M.) Cox |
5 |
10/10/1936 |
(William F.) Bleakley Calls Lehman A (Roosevelt) ‘Robot’-Tool Of New Deal And Rabble Rouser |
9 |
10/10/1936 |
(Harry L.) Hopkins (WPA Chief) Hits Back At WPA Attackers |
9 |
10/10/1936 |
1,562 Are Ousted In (N.Y. City) For WPA Absence |
19 |
10/10/1936 |
Mrs. (Carrie Chapman) Catt Praises News Conference (Anne O’Hare McCormick Also Spoke-Both Strong ‘Feminist’ Activists & Supporters Of F. D. Roosevelt) |
20 |
10/10/1936 |
New High Levels For World Wheat |
29 |
10/11/1936 |
Reich Threatens To Counter Any Aid By Russia To Spain-Moscow Reveals Ultimatum Of Germany-Italian Accuses Britain |
1 |
10/11/1936 |
(Kurt) Schuschnigg Gets Dictator’s Power-G.E.R. Gedye |
1 |
10/11/1936 |
(U.S. Economic) Emergency Is Past; Jesse Jones Says; Banks’ Status Fine |
1 |
10/11/1936 |
(Anthony Fokker) Defends (Elliott) Roosevelt Deal (Warplanes To Be Sold To Russia-Contract ‘Misinterpreted For Purposes Of Political Propaganda.’) |
2 |
10/11/1936 |
Plans Federal Aid To Build Airships-Cites Hindenburg Service-Germany Will Clinch Monopoly Unless America Acts Soon, (Col.) J. M. Johnson (Ass’t. U.S. Sec. Of Commerce) Contends |
17 |
10/11/1936 |
Huge Rearmament Speeded By Italy-1,200 Plants Make Arms |
30 |
10/11/1936 |
Prices In France Increase Sharpley-Almost All Fields Hit |
31 |
10/11/1936 |
Japan Rebuffed In Nanking Parley (By Chinese)-Chiang (Kai-Shek) Said He Gave No Pledge And Held China’s Integrity Must Be Recognized-Tokyo-Soviet Pact Signed |
32 |
10/11/1936 |
Berlin Women Stand In Line To Buy Food-Pork Unobtainable In Most Stores In Western Part Of City-Butter Plentiful |
34 |
10/11/1936 |
1,000 Italians Start Work On Huge Military Airport |
34 |
10/11/1936 |
New Aid To Rebels Charged In (Leftist-Loyalist Madrid) Press-Reich And Italy Accused |
35 |
10/11/1936 |
Roosevelt Breaks Faith, (Bainbridge) Colby (Formerly Wilson’s Sec. Of State) Says-Holds People Tricked |
48 |
10/11/1936 |
(German) Catholic Bishops Assail Nazi Press |
N-9 |
10/11/1936 |
U.S. Steel Shipments Continue To Increase |
F-3 |
10/11/1936 |
Moscow Goes Fishing Upon (Leftist-Loyalist) Spanish Waters |
E-3 |
10/11/1936 |
WPA (Corruption) Becomes A Leading Issue In The Campaign |
E-3 |
10/11/1936 |
Blum Must Hold His (Popular Front) Allies In Line (Numerous Other Related Articles) |
E-4 |
10/11/1936 |
Reich Reluctant To Devalue Mark |
E-4 |
10/11/1936 |
Britain Much Annoyed By Clashes Over Spain |
E-5 |
10/11/1936 |
Map: Naval Bases Of Three Powers In The Pacific |
E-5 |
10/11/1936 |
Both Sides Ruthless In Spain-Bullets Settle Doubts (However, There Are Many Pictures Of The Execution Of Franco Troops By Loyalists. There Are Numerous Pictures Of Loyalists Troops Captured By Franco) |
E-5 |
10/11/1936 |
Letters To Roosevelt (Offering Aid In Campaign) |
E-10&11 |
10/11/1936 |
Bemis, Samuel Flagg, A Diplomatic History Of The United States, Henry Holt & Co. N.Y. (U.S. Diplomatic Successes And Failures) |
Book 5 |
10/11/1936 |
Does France Face (Another) Revolution? |
Mag. 1 |
10/11/1936 |
Hull Sees The Dawn Of World Sanity (Under His Reciprocal Trade Treaties) |
Mag. 3 |
10/11/1936 |
A Communist From Kansas (Earl Browder) Is A National Issue |
Mag. 7 |
10/11/1936 |
‘Parahs’ (Parachutes) For War Give A Jules Vern Thrill |
Mag. 8 |
10/11/1936 |
(‘Sharnhorst’) The Symbol That Germany Has Cast Off The Versailles Treaty Restrictions On The Sea |
Roto. |
10/11/1936 |
The New Deal’s First Office Building In Washington (Harold L. Ickes [Pwa Project], Dept. Of Interior) |
Roto. |
10/12/1936 |
Rightists Routed By (Strassburg) French Guards Who Protect Reds |
1 |
10/12/1936 |
Roosevelt Hails Our Part In Peace-Nation Setting Example For World |
1 |
10/12/1936 |
Jews Are Attacked By London Fascists-15,000 Threaten (Sir Oswald) Mosley In Liverpool |
7 |
10/12/1936 |
World Trade Talk Awaited By Japan-Yen Will Not Be Shifted |
8 |
10/12/1936 |
Control Of Arms Asked By Britons (Royal Commission)-Ask Seizure Of Capital (Nye Committee) |
10 |
10/12/1936 |
7,750 German Jews Aided (By American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee-’2,047 Jews Long Residents In Germany But Natives Of Other Lands’-Not Clear If They Are In The 7,750-Shipped All Over The World!) |
22 |
10/12/1936 |
World Bank Heads Sound Out Schacht-Efforts Being Made To Bring Germany Into Line With Recent (U.S.-British-French) Currency Moves-Reich’s Position Shaken |
37 |
10/12/1936 |
Wholesale Prices Higher In Germany |
37 |
10/12/1936 |
(Roosevelt Regime) Allots $24,000,000 To Atlantic Ports-Hails Intracoastal Route |
43 |
10/13/1936 |
3 Powers (U.S., Britain & France) Make Gold Deal: Exports To Central Banks To Stabilize Money Rates-Morgenthau Says ‘New Type Gold Standard’ Curbs Speculators-Metal To Flow Only Through Central Banks-Our Sale Price Put At $35 An Ounce |
1 |
10/13/1936 |
‘Socialism’ Is Found In (Federal Council Of Churches) Church Program (By Eastern Conference Of Methodist Protestant Church) |
4 |
10/13/1936 |
Nazi Officials Are Guests At Whale Meat Luncheon (In An Attempt To Popularized It As A Food!) |
4 |
10/13/1936 |
Bishop (Count Von Preysing) Says Nazis Distort Papal Aim |
5 |
10/13/1936 |
‘Insult’ To Hitler By Thorez (French Communist) Scored (By Dr. Joseph Goebbels) |
5 |
10/13/1936 |
War Upon Hitler Urged By (Ernst) Toller (Radical German Playwrite) |
5 |
10/13/1936 |
Nazis Ask Colonies On Pain Of ‘Dumping’-Otto D. Tolischus |
7 |
10/13/1936 |
Prosperity Seen Nearer In Europe (By Clark M. Eichelberger, Director Of League Of Nations Association, Later Head Of Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies, An Arch Interventionist!) |
7 |
10/13/1936 |
British Again Seek To Restrain Japan (In China)-Russians Kill Japanese |
10 |
10/13/1936 |
Monk, Friend Of Mata Hari (Ww I) Dies (Shot By Loyalist Spanish) Defending (Franco Troops’) Retreat |
10 |
10/13/1936 |
Blankets In Homes Seized By (Leftist-Loyalist) Madrid-People’s Apathy Decried (By Loyalists) |
11 |
10/13/1936 |
12 Rebel(Franco) Leaders To Die (Condemned By Spanish Popular Front) |
11 |
10/13/1936 |
(Soviet Captain) Asks Italy To See Soviet Shipment-Denies Delivering Arms-Harold Denny, Moscow |
11 |
10/13/1936 |
WPA Accounting Made By (Harry L.) Hopkins |
22 |
10/13/1936 |
(Republican National Committee) Says Politicians Got Postal Jobs (From Roosevelt Regime) |
22 |
10/13/1936 |
‘Reliefers’ Rule South Dakota Vote |
24 |
10/13/1936 |
K. A. Werner Dead (60); Nazi Prosecutor-Conducted The (Marinus Van Der Lubbe) Reichstag Fire Trial In 1933 As Chief State’s Attorney |
27 |
10/13/1936 |
American Freedom Acclaimed By Hull |
29 |
10/13/1936 |
Iron-Steel Imports Increased In August |
40 |
10/14/1936 |
Gov. Landon (Republican Candidate For President) Sees President (Roosevelt) On Way To Dictatorship (Text, P. 21) |
1 |
10/14/1936 |
President (Roosevelt) Offers Kansans Security As New Deal Fact |
1 |
10/14/1936 |
Reich To Dissolve Colonial League, Courting Britain By Halting (Colony Return) Drive |
1 |
10/14/1936 |
Whip Hand On Gold Given To 3 Powers (U.S., Britain & France), Washington Holds-Hull Commends Move-Treasury (Morgenthau) Believes U.S. Britain And France Can Bar Private Shipments Elsewhere |
1 |
10/14/1936 |
Laxity In Red Riots Charged To (N.Y. City) Police |
1 |
10/14/1936 |
(William Christian) Bullitt Is Received As (U.S.) Envoy By Lebrun |
2 |
10/14/1936 |
Picture: Young (Children) Spanish Communists On Parade In (Loyalist) Madrid |
2 |
10/14/1936 |
Germany Protests French Red’s (Maurice Thorez’s) Speech (Said He’d Rather Have A Negro Than Hitler) |
3 |
10/14/1936 |
French Banks See Gains In Gold Pact |
4 |
10/14/1936 |
Reich Different To The Gold Pact |
4 |
10/14/1936 |
Bankers Here Hail New Gold Accord-Natural Outcome Of Tri-Power Agreement For Monetary Cooperation-See Britain Chiefly Aided |
5 |
10/14/1936 |
Japan, China Fail To Reach Accord-Chinese Troops Moving-Pessimism Prevails-British Loan (To China) Disturbs Japanese |
6 |
10/14/1936 |
1,000 Air Experts At Berlin Meeting |
7 |
10/14/1936 |
(WPA Administrator, Harry L.) Hopkins Forecasts Long Jobless Era-Need For (‘His’) WPA Stressed |
10 |
10/14/1936 |
Landon At Toledo Warns Of (U.S. Labor’s) Serfdom (Under Roosevelt) |
20 |
10/14/1936 |
Guam Is Reached By (Pan-American Airways) China Clipper (On Way To Manila) |
27 |
10/15/1936 |
Belgium Returns To Old Neutrality; Drops Alliances |
1 |
10/15/1936 |
Soviet Demands An Arms Blockade Against Portugal |
1 |
10/15/1936 |
Ireland Bars Her Ports To German Airline; Upholds Rights Of Americans And British |
2 |
10/15/1936 |
Irish Bishops Decry Reds’ Role In Spain |
2 |
10/15/1936 |
Pictures: Mrs. Wallis Simpson & Ernest Simpson (Divorce Proceedings In Court) |
3 |
10/15/1936 |
(Ira A.) Hirschman Likens Blum (French Popular Front) To Disraeli |
3 |
10/15/1936 |
(Spanish Loyalist) Anarchists Massacre 84 |
3 |
10/15/1936 |
France, Italy Back A Submarine Curb |
4 |
10/15/1936 |
Move On Niemoeller (Confessional Synod) Is Expected In Reich |
4 |
10/15/1936 |
Danzig Nazis Deal Final Blow To (Socialist) Foes |
5 |
10/15/1936 |
U.S. Considering New Money Moves-Has Faith In The British |
6 |
10/15/1936 |
Paper (Frankfurter Zeitung) Asks Credit Abroad For Reich-Deplores Unpaid Debts |
6 |
10/15/1936 |
Japanese Distrust British Loan Plan-Press Charges Duplicity |
7 |
10/15/1936 |
(French-Canadians) Attack Montreal Jews |
8 |
10/15/1936 |
81 On Harvard (University) Staff (Out Of 1,750) To Back Roosevelt (Leaders Are Professors Felix Frankfurter And Arthur M. Schlesinger) |
16 |
10/16/1936 |
France Questions Belgium On Plans Under Neutrality-End Of Aid Treaties Seen |
1 |
10/16/1936 |
Munich Police Raid Home Of Former Nuncio, Seeking Evidence On Catholic Youth Groups |
1 |
10/16/1936 |
Stalin Supports Spanish (Loyalists) Leftists-’Effective Aid’ Sought |
1 |
10/16/1936 |
Map: Spanish Military Situation |
1 |
10/16/1936 |
Pictures: Young Girls Helping Spanish Loyalists & Spanish Nuns In France After Escaping Spanish Loyalists |
3 |
10/16/1936 |
French Gains Seen In Armed Belgium-British Are Not Excited |
3 |
10/16/1936 |
Germans Say Little Of The Belgian Move |
3 |
10/16/1936 |
New Light Cruiser (‘Kumano’) Launched By Japan |
3 |
10/16/1936 |
League Concerned Over Belgian (Neutrality) Step-Clarence K. Streit, Geneva |
4 |
10/16/1936 |
U.S. World Policy Hailed By (U.S. Envoy To France, William C.) Bullitt |
7 |
10/16/1936 |
(Jacob Gould) Schurman (Former U. Ambassador To Germany & Former President Of Cornell Univ.), Back, Sees War Delayed |
13 |
10/16/1936 |
WPA Data Barred In Jersey Politics (Harry Hopkins Must Approve Its Release!) |
19 |
10/16/1936 |
(Alleged) Landon Endorsement Draws Nazi (Fritz Kuhn, German-American Alliance) Denial |
20 |
10/16/1936 |
Bishops Ask Action To Avert War Ruin |
22 |
10/16/1936 |
German Lutheran Scouts War Peril-Bishop Marahrens Says Berlin Seeks Peace-Dr. KnubelAt Ohio Conference, Warns Against ‘Hysteria’ Over Reds |
23 |
10/16/1936 |
U.S. Steel To Spend $29,000,000 In South-Myron C. TaylorOutlines Wide Expansion |
37 |
10/17/1936 |
(Herbert) Hoover Charges (New Deal) Faking In Accounts Conceals Huge Government Expense-Vast ‘Juggling’ Alleged-Much Camouflaged Under Emergency Categories(Text, P. 6) |
1 |
10/17/1936 |
Britain To Check Mosely-Move To Mollify Labor |
1 |
10/17/1936 |
War Plane Plants To Be Nationalized At Once By France |
1 |
10/17/1936 |
(WPA Administrator Harry L.) Hopkins Refuses To List WPA Names |
7 |
10/17/1936 |
(WPA) Propaganda Charge Angers (Lt. Col. Brehon B.) Somervell |
7 |
10/17/1936 |
Nazi-Catholic War In Munich Bitter |
8 |
10/17/1936 |
Belgium Assures Friends On (Neutrality) Policy |
8 |
10/17/1936 |
Paris Darkened For Air Raid Test-Event Lark For Citizens |
8 |
10/17/1936 |
(Socialist Presidential Candidate, Norman) Thomas Says Nation Faces Fate Of Rome |
8 |
10/17/1936 |
(U.S.) Inflation Is Near, Says (Princeton.Professor Edwin W.) Kemmerer |
8 |
10/17/1936 |
Soviet Denies Aid To (Loyalist) Madrid Is Near-Harold Denny, Moscow |
9 |
10/18/1936 |
Belgium Resolute In Intent To Break Her Military Ties |
1 |
10/18/1936 |
Reich Plans (‘Ruthless’) Extermination Of Profiteers; Judges Join Police In War On High Prices |
1 |
10/18/1936 |
(Dr. Gould Wickey) Warns Lutherans Of War On Religion |
9 |
10/18/1936 |
(Labor) Union Held Biased Against Negroes (By Urban League Meeting In Home Of Joseph M. Proskauer) |
16 |
10/18/1936 |
League (Of Nations) Principles Backed By (Episcopal) Bishops |
19 |
10/18/1936 |
Fascism In Poland Urged By Leaders (Gen. Edward Rydz-Smigly)-Leftist Danger Is Seen |
25 |
10/18/1936 |
Reich Troop Moves On Rhine Reported (Paris Report) |
25 |
10/18/1936 |
Reich Disavows Plea To Vote For Landon |
29 |
10/18/1936 |
Poland Cautious On Danzig Policy |
30 |
10/18/1936 |
Huge (Glen L. Martin) Clipper Plane Ordered By Russia |
31 |
10/18/1936 |
Germany’s Trade At Peak For Year |
N-12 |
10/18/1936 |
Belgium To Send $800,000 Gold Here-First Shipment Since Belga Devaluation |
F-1 |
10/18/1936 |
Belgium Now Seeking Modified Neutrality-Britain Takes Deep Interest |
E-3 |
10/18/1936 |
Belgium Puts An End To Post-War Planning |
E-4 |
10/18/1936 |
Military Economy Strains Germany |
E-4 |
10/18/1936 |
Picture: Schacht & Rudolf Hess-’Powers In Nazidom’ |
E-4 |
10/18/1936 |
Picture: Paul Van Zeeland, Belgium Premier-’He Tries Neutrality’ |
E-4 |
10/18/1936 |
Communism Losing In Western Europe |
E-4 |
10/18/1936 |
Vatican Is Waging Open War On Reds |
E-4 |
10/18/1936 |
Schuschnigg Plans Full Dictatorship |
E-5 |
10/18/1936 |
British Cabinet Tries Policy Of Tranquility |
E-5 |
10/18/1936 |
Negro Vote Vital In A Close Election |
E-7 |
10/18/1936 |
Our Gold Again In Use To Stabilize Exchange |
E-10 |
10/18/1936 |
Collective Action To End War Urged-(By) Mrs. Arthur Brin, President Of Jewish Women’s Council |
D-7 |
10/18/1936 |
Stimson, Henry L., The Crisis In The Far East, Harper & Bros., N.Y |
Book 1 |
10/18/1936 |
The German Book Of Destiny (Mein Kampf)-Otto D. Tolischus |
Mag. 1 |
10/18/1936 |
‘Have We Come Of Age? A Historian Wonders’-James Truslow Adams |
Mag. 4 |
10/18/1936 |
(Franco Foreign) Legion Of ‘The Lost Ones; Fights In Spain |
Mag. 7 |
10/19/1936 |
U.S. Exports To Spain Are Cut 85% By Civil War |
1 |
10/19/1936 |
Head (Col. J. E. Spingarn) Of Negro Group (NAACP) Out For Roosevelt |
2 |
10/19/1936 |
Palestine Refuge Is Hailed By (Roosevelt Supporter And Public Opinion ‘Tester,’ Pennsylvania Governor, George H.) Earle-Opening-Hadassah Session, Praises Its Aid To All Creeds In (Jewish Palestine) ‘Homeland’ |
5 |
10/19/1936 |
Holy Name Rallies Score Communism |
7 |
10/19/1936 |
Jewish Population In Reich Cut 21% (Decrease From 517,000 To 405,000 Reported By Dr. Michael Traub, Berlin Director Of Palestine Foundation Fund Of Germany-Reported To United Palestine Appeal) |
7 |
10/19/1936 |
(Labor) Union Denies Bias Against Negroes |
7 |
10/19/1936 |
(Premier, Leon) Blum (French Popular Front) Wards Off Left Front Clash |
8 |
10/19/1936 |
War On Reds Urged At (N.Y. Militia) Naval Services |
9 |
10/19/1936 |
Anti-Nazi Gets Asylum (In Mexico-Now Living In New York City) |
10 |
10/19/1936 |
Throngs In Vienna Hail New ‘Fuhrer’ (Kurt Schuschnigg) |
12 |
10/19/1936 |
Chinese (Chiang Kai Shek) To Reject Japan’s Demands |
13 |
10/19/1936 |
German Friendship Is Invited By Lebrun |
13 |
10/19/1936 |
Nazis Seek Trade From Hated (Russian) Reds |
14 |
10/19/1936 |
Soviet Sees Peril To France In Spain-Harold Denny, Moscow |
15 |
10/19/1936 |
Argentina Urges Pressure On (Loyalist) Spain |
15 |
10/19/1936 |
Prejudice For Faith Held Spiritual Spur-Dr. Wickey (United Lutheran Church)-Asserts Lack Of Any Convictions Caused Downfall Of German Universities |
20 |
10/19/1936 |
Legion Negroes Dine With Whites In Virginia |
21 |
10/19/1936 |
Britain Not Upset By Rise In Imports |
29 |
10/19/1936 |
Hull Commended (By Foreign Policy Association) For (His Reciprocal) Trade Pacts |
33 |
10/20/1936 |
(Herbert) Hoover Is Wrong Says (Henry) Morgenthau (Jr., U.S. Secretary Of Treasury)-Government Has No Double Budget Or System Of Double Bookkeeping, He Says |
1 |
10/20/1936 |
Goering To Dictate Economy Of Reich |
1 |
10/20/1936 |
(Harold L.) Ickes (Head Of Pwa & Sec. Of Interior) Says Hoover Distorted Figures-Gave Erroneous Data On Budget, He Asserts |
7 |
10/20/1936 |
Premier (Hirota) Of Japan Victor Over Army-Nanking Talks (With Chiang Kai-Shek) Resume |
18 |
10/20/1936 |
Roosevelt (Letter) Praises Hadassah Activity-Donations (For Aid To Jewish Palestine) Over $600,000 |
20 |
10/20/1936 |
Earmarked Gold Puzzles Wall St.-It Might Be For France |
37 |
10/21/1936 |
(John W.) Davis (Democratic Presidential Candidate, 1924) Denounces The (Roosevelt) New Deal, Asks Democrats To Back Landon (Text, P. 18) |
1 |
10/21/1936 |
Powers Intercede To Save Hostages (Held By Loyalists)-British Fear Massacre |
3 |
10/21/1936 |
Soviet Armed Aid For (Loyalist) Madrid Likely-Harold Denny, Moscow |
4 |
10/21/1936 |
Huge Gain Is Seen In Reich Aviation-Great Factories At Work-Two Alone Are Said To Exceed All In U.S. Put Together |
5 |
10/21/1936 |
Goering Now Held A Vice Chancellor-Ranks Second Only To Hitler |
5 |
10/21/1936 |
Jews Beaten In (Warsaw) Poland |
5 |
10/21/1936 |
Kameneff’s Death In (Moscow) Jail Described-Cruel Methods Alleged-London Report |
7 |
10/21/1936 |
(Polish Strong Man, Eduard) Smigly-Rydz To Become Marshal |
9 |
10/21/1936 |
Britain Will Build Air (Plane) Engine Plants |
31 |
10/21/1936 |
Hadassah Cheers Jerusalem Center |
32 |
10/22/1936 |
Britain Will Buy (Martin & Curtiss) American Planes To Speed Arming-Home Output Inadequate-Opinion Here Is Watched |
1 |
10/22/1936 |
Picture: The Navy’s First Streamlined Submarine (V-6) |
5 |
10/22/1936 |
Anti-Russian Bloc In Balkans Sought (By Yugoslavia) |
5 |
10/22/1936 |
Belgium Remains An Ally Of France (Van Zeeland Vs. Degrelle) |
6 |
10/22/1936 |
British Peace Body Alters Arms Aims-Disarmament Is Dropped-Augur |
7 |
10/22/1936 |
Radical Socialists Assail Blum Today |
7 |
10/22/1936 |
Rightist (Franco) Hostages Slain (By Leftist-Loyalists) In Reprisal |
8 |
10/22/1936 |
China (Chiang Kai-Shek), Japan Reach Impasse In Parley |
11 |
10/22/1936 |
Drastic British Curb On Fascists Is Near |
11 |
10/22/1936 |
(Norman Thomas, Socialist Candidate For President) Says Soviet Bade Aid To Roosevelt (In Election) |
11 |
10/22/1936 |
Political Coercion Of Teachers Charged-Eaton Reports Pledge Cards Are Given Out Demanding Vote For Roosevelt |
16 |
10/22/1936 |
Picture: Helen Gahagan (Later ‘Douglas’) |
27 |
10/22/1936 |
$6,328,000 Of Gold Taken In England |
43 |
10/22/1936 |
Greatest (Economic) Upswing Foreseen By (Sec. Of Commerce, Daniel C.) Roper (If Roosevelt Wins)-Urges Wide Cooperation |
46 |
10/23/1936 |
Soviet Retreating On Threat To Help Leftists In Spain |
1 |
10/23/1936 |
U.S. Firm In Canada (Boeing) Gets British Order For 300 Airplanes-700 May Be Bought Here (Presumably Warplanes) |
1 |
10/23/1936 |
France Combats A Divided Europe |
3 |
10/23/1936 |
Prague Reaffirms Its Ties With Russia |
3 |
10/23/1936 |
Belgium Forbids Factions’ Rallies-Virtual Martial Law Imposed (By Van Zeeland) As Rexists (Under Leon Degrelle) Assert They Will Defy Meeting Ban Sunday-Premier (Van Zeeland) Calls For Calm |
4 |
10/23/1936 |
New Dirigible Line Is Planned Here |
4 |
10/23/1936 |
Radical Socialists (Led By Edouard Daladier) Asked To Aid (French Popular Front Premier, Leon) Blum |
4 |
10/23/1936 |
War Gas Humane, Army Men Assert-Death Ratio Is Held Less |
9 |
10/23/1936 |
B’nai B’rith Gives $100,000 To Palestine (Jewish National Fund-To Buy 1,000 Acres For Jewish Refugees From Germany) |
9 |
10/23/1936 |
(Harold J.) Laski Hails Roosevelt |
12 |
10/23/1936 |
Funds ($17,777,000) Are Provided For 97 Pwa (Harold L. Ickes) Projects |
12 |
10/23/1936 |
(Republic Of) Columbia (Bond) Default To Go Before Court |
35 |
10/23/1936 |
All (Cereal) Grains Rise On War Rumors |
43 |
10/24/1936 |
British Airplanes (In Rearmament Program) Using Propellers Of American Type-Most U.S. Factories Already Rushed |
1 |
10/24/1936 |
Germany And Italy In Full Agreement |
1 |
10/24/1936 |
Race For Arms Stepped Up In ‘35; $9,295,000,000 Spent By Powers |
1 |
10/24/1936 |
Portugal Severs Madrid (Loyalist) Relations; Soviet Avoids Rift |
1 |
10/24/1936 |
Picture: Russian Supplies Arrive In (Loyalist) Spain (Aboard The ‘Zirganin’) |
3 |
10/24/1936 |
Germany Sets Up Economic Board-To Carry Out The New 4-Year Plan For Self Sufficiency-Otto D. Tolischus |
3 |
10/24/1936 |
(Loyalist) Madrid Got Many Planes From France Before Ban (Spain Was France’s Best Customer) |
3 |
10/24/1936 |
Picture: The President And Mrs. Roosevelt And Their Dog Jack (After ‘Jack’ Garner?) At Hyde Park |
10 |
10/24/1936 |
Morgenthau’s Address Upholding Fiscal Properties Of (New Deal) Government |
10 |
10/24/1936 |
(Communist, Earl) Browder Demands We Help (Leftist) Madrid |
10 |
10/24/1936 |
WPA Group Moves On The White House |
1 |
10/24/1936 |
Soviet Accused By Britain Of Shipping Arms To Spain; Italy Also Called Violator |
1 |
10/24/1936 |
Reich Recognizes Italian Conquest (In Ethiopia); Hitler Approves Accord With Rome |
1 |
10/25/1936 |
Landon Calls On America To Mind Its ‘Own Business’-League Called A Failure-President (Roosevelt) Held Ruthless (Text, P. 32) |
1 |
10/25/1936 |
Mussolini Extends An Offer Of Peace-Backed By 8,000,000 Bayonets |
1 |
10/25/1936 |
Soviet Is Silent On Aiding (Leftist) Madrid)-Harold Denny, Moscow |
2 |
10/25/1936 |
Rebels Find Church Wrecked By (Spanish Loyalist-Leftist) Troops |
5 |
10/25/1936 |
Madrid Condemns Talk Of (Leftist) Massacre (Of Captured Franco Supporters) |
9 |
10/25/1936 |
(French) Radical Socialists Back (Premier Leon) Blum (French Popular Front) Regime |
10 |
10/25/1936 |
Brussels Troops To Check (Leon Degrelle, Rexist) Fascists |
11 |
10/25/1936 |
(Pan-American Airways) China Clipper Ends 16,400-Mile (Round Trip Distance) Flight (To Manila) |
23 |
10/25/1936 |
(New Deal) ‘Federal Empire’ Assailed By (Former Sec. Of State [Under Woodrow Wilson], Bainbridge) Colby-(Jeffersonian, Democratic) Party Is Held Betrayed (By Roosevelt Regime) |
25 |
10/25/1936 |
(Father Charles E. Coughlin) Says American Cash Is Ready To Aid War (Through Efforts Of J. P. Warburg & Henry Morgenthau, Jr. [Treasury Dept.]) |
27 |
10/25/1936 |
U.S. Election Fails To Interest Reich |
27 |
10/25/1936 |
Peer (Marquess Of Lothian) Says Britain Is Arming In Alarm |
N-6 |
10/25/1936 |
Snow Threatens Reich Vegetables-War Waged On Waste |
N-6 |
10/25/1936 |
(Numerous) Chairmen Named For Jewish (Philanthropic) Fund |
N-12 |
10/25/1936 |
Hitler And Mussolini Find Common Ground |
E-3 |
10/25/1936 |
Britain Must Make Up Lost Time In Air (Rearmament) Race |
E-4 |
10/25/1936 |
Italy And Germany Completing A Bloc-Ultimate Aims Obscure-Picture: (Mussolini’s Son-In-law, Count Ciano |
E-4 |
10/25/1936 |
Britain Foresees Vaster Naval Strategy (In Conjunction With The U.S. Navy?) |
E-4 |
10/25/1936 |
Waring Dictatorships Lose Caste In Europe |
E-5 |
10/25/1936 |
Anti-German Cartoon Ridiculing The 4-Year Self-Sufficiency Plan (A Smaller And Smaller Belt) |
E-5 |
10/25/1936 |
Germany Makes A Choice-Otto D. Tolischus |
E-5 |
10/25/1936 |
Soviet Not Ready To Fight For Spain-Harold Denny, Moscow |
E-5 |
10/25/1936 |
The Soviet Confronts The Reich-Walter Duranty |
Mag. 1 |
10/25/1936 |
Tides Of Tragedy Swirl About (Leftist) Madrid |
Mag. 8 |
10/26/1936 |
Brussels (Premier Paul Van Zeeland) Seizes Fascists’ Leader (Rexist, Leon Degrell, Picture, P. 11) In Day Of Rioting |
1 |
10/26/1936 |
Germany To Play New Danube Role By Italian Accord |
1 |
10/26/1936 |
Canada And Reich In ‘Barter’ Accord (As Opposed To Hull’s Reciprocal Trade Accord) |
1 |
10/26/1936 |
(French Popular Front, Premier, Leon) Blum Presses On For New Reforms |
1 |
10/26/1936 |
Germans Will Be Forced To Read Only Books By Hitlerite Authors |
1 |
10/26/1936 |
President (F. D. Roosevelt) Unlike ‘T. R.,’ Widow Says-Declares Progressive Principles (Of Theodore Roosevelt) Were American And Those Of New Deal Are Not |
1 |
10/26/1936 |
100,000 (Montreal) Catholics Join Against Reds |
7 |
10/26/1936 |
Spain To Be Intact (Not Partitioned), Italy And Reich Agree-Augur |
8 |
10/26/1936 |
Belgium To Shun European Blocs-It Sees Help To Britain |
8 |
10/26/1936 |
(Joachim Von) Ribbentrop’s Task In London Not Easy |
9 |
10/26/1936 |
Appeals To Aid (Leftist) Spain Renewed In Russia |
9 |
10/26/1936 |
(De Bono, ‘Anti-Fascist’) Says Il Duce Laid (Ethiopian) War Plans In 1933 |
11 |
10/26/1936 |
Chiang’s Aide Slain As Pro-Japanese |
12 |
10/26/1936 |
‘Aryan’ Lawyers Listed For Nazis’ Use Abroad |
12 |
10/26/1936 |
Dictator State Scored In Pulpits-Democracy Seen In Peril |
14 |
10/26/1936 |
Klaus (Son Of Thomas) Mann Assails Fascism As Barrier (In A Synagogue Speech) |
14 |
10/26/1936 |
$2,374,062 Raised For (American) Jewish (Joint Distribution Committee) Fund (For Aid To Jewish Youth In Eastern European Countries, Including Poland) |
18 |
10/27/1936 |
Belgium Considers Forts Near France |
1 |
10/27/1936 |
President (Roosevelt) Talks To Negroes |
1 |
10/27/1936 |
Goering To Outline Reich 4-Year (Self-Sufficiency) Plan-Prices Of Fish Are Fixed |
4 |
10/27/1936 |
Church Of England In Defense Of Jews |
4 |
10/27/1936 |
19,000 Here Cheer (Leftist) Madrid Defenders |
5 |
10/27/1936 |
(Leftist) Snub On (Mercy For Captives Supporting Franco) Draws British Ire |
6 |
10/27/1936 |
Captive Writers (Correspondents Etc.) Feted By (Franco) Rebels |
7 |
10/27/1936 |
Reich Sees Accord (With Italy) As An Aid To Peace |
8 |
10/27/1936 |
London Welcomes Envoy (Joachim Von Ribbentrop) In Nazi Garb (Uniform) |
9 |
10/27/1936 |
President (Roosevelt) Greets ‘Splendid Navy’ |
26 |
10/28/1936 |
France Will Make Record Air Outlay Of 5 Billion Francs-Would Rival Reich, Italy |
1 |
10/28/1936 |
Business In Nation Spurts; U.S. Steel To Raise Wages |
1 |
10/28/1936 |
Britain Protests Japanese ‘Incident’-3 Sailors Are Beaten |
1 |
10/28/1936 |
Australia Likely To Buy 150 American (Military) Airplanes |
4 |
10/28/1936 |
Portuguese Warn (Spanish) Neutrality Group |
5 |
10/28/1936 |
Reich Seizing Butchers For ‘Bootleg’ Slaughtering |
5 |
10/28/1936 |
Brazil Buys (30) U.S. (Military) Planes |
5 |
10/28/1936 |
Nazi Papers Say Czechs Build Underground Forts |
6 |
10/28/1936 |
Jewish Students Beaten (In Warsaw) |
6 |
10/28/1936 |
(537) Reich Jews At Cape Town |
7 |
10/28/1936 |
Find No WPA Guilt In Pennsylvania |
20 |
10/29/1936 |
Neutrals Absolve Rome And Lisbon Of Arming (Spanish) Rebels |
1 |
10/29/1936 |
Goering Defiant Of ‘Foreign Fist’-Holds Colonies ‘Stolen’-Otto D. Tolischus |
1 |
10/29/1936 |
Emperor Of Japan Reviews Big Fleet |
2 |
10/29/1936 |
Britain Will Name (New) Warship George V |
4 |
10/29/1936 |
Danzig Receives A Polish Warning |
4 |
10/29/1936 |
Lunching Workers To Hear Nazi Radio (Loud Speaker System Installed ‘Largely For Propaganda Purposes’) |
4 |
10/29/1936 |
Ludwig, Emil (Jewish Refugee Author), Murder In Davos,-(On Killing A Nazi-Murder Of Wilhelm Gustloff By David Frankfurter In Davos, Switzerland-Seems To Have Been Quite Justifiable According To Review) |
4 |
10/29/1936 |
Flying Army Seen In Next Big War |
5 |
10/29/1936 |
Japan May Modify Demands On China (Tokyo Report) |
5 |
10/29/1936 |
Goering As Example (To Other Germans), Eats Less Butter, Loses 20 Lbs |
6 |
10/30/1936 |
Cry Of Communism Scored By (Herbert) Lehman (Strong Roosevelt Supporter And One Of His ‘Mouthpieces’) |
1 |
10/30/1936 |
200 Fascists Barricaded In Fight With French Reds |
1 |
10/30/1936 |
Reich Protestants Admit Subjugation (Or So Niemoeller Declares) |
4 |
10/30/1936 |
$28,405,000 Spent By Palestine (Foundation) Fund (Since 1920) |
5 |
10/31/1936 |
Roosevelt Sets Security For All And End Of Iniquities As His Aim |
1 |
10/31/1936 |
Commissar To Fix All German Prices (Joseph Wagner, Appointed By Goering) |
8 |
10/31/1936 |
China Challenges Japan In The North-Dictator (Chaing Kai-Shek) Urges Defense |
8 |
10/31/1936 |
British Fear Halt In (Domestic) Airplane Plans (As A Result Of A Strike) |
8 |
10/31/1936 |
Japanese Explain Arrest Of Britons-Denying 3 Sailors Were Beaten |
8 |
10/31/1936 |
France To Fortify Belgian Frontier-Work To Start At Once |
10 |