07/01/1937 |
Franc Cut Adrift; 4-Cent Value Due |
1 |
07/01/1937 |
Roosevelt-Du Pont Wedding (Pictures, P. 22) |
1 |
07/01/1937 |
Japanese And Russians Reported Massing On Amur After Soviet Ship Is Sunk |
1 |
07/01/1937 |
Riot Photos Force (Chicago) Police Admission |
5 |
07/01/1937 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Apologizes For Slight To Soviet (In Speech-Note This Action Relative To Germany!) |
8 |
07/01/1937 |
Aid For Miss Earhart Ready On Pacific Hop |
13 |
07/01/1937 |
(Paul) Van Zeeland Sails In Optimistic Mood-Belgian Premier Non-Committal On Result Of Informal Talks With President Roosevelt (But Roosevelt Made A Profound Impression On Him) |
13 |
07/01/1937 |
Roosevelt Letter Felicitates Zionists-Congratulates (Rabbi) Dr. S.S. Wise On Re-Election And Praises Work In Palestine |
13 |
07/01/1937 |
New Reich Edicts Curb Protestants |
14 |
07/01/1937 |
President’s (Roosevelt’s) Talk To Scouts |
24 |
07/01/1937 |
Imports Of Gold Heavy Last Month-Britain Led Shipments |
48 |
07/02/1937 |
No C.I.O. Irresponsibility Shown, Miss Perkins Says; Would Force Conferences (See June 27, 1937, P. 1) |
1 |
07/02/1937 |
Nazis Finally Put Neimoeller In (Moabit) Jail |
1 |
07/02/1937 |
Race By (Robert F.) Wagner Now Held Likely |
1 |
07/02/1937 |
C.I.O. Aide (Communist [?] Gus Hall) Surrenders (Picture) |
2 |
07/02/1937 |
C.I.O. Gains Fast In Pittsburgh Area |
4 |
07/02/1937 |
Roosevelt Greets Canadian Nation (Text) |
7 |
07/02/1937 |
Thomas J. Watson (Ibm) Is Decorated By Hitler For Work In Bettering Economic Relations |
8 |
07/02/1937 |
4 Years For Reich Priest (For Swindling) |
8 |
07/02/1937 |
Britain Bids Reich Win Loan (From U.S. & Britain) By Peace |
11 |
07/02/1937 |
Palestine Die Cast; Division Approved |
12 |
07/03/1937 |
Miss Earhart Forced Down At Sea, Howland Isle Fears |
1 |
07/03/1937 |
Soviet Withdraws Force From Amur At Scene Of (Russo-Japanese) Fight |
1 |
07/03/1937 |
Soviet ‘Liquidates’ 120 More As Spies |
1 |
07/03/1937 |
A. A. U. Declines Invitation To Germany; Religious Persecution Is Cited By Mahoney |
1 |
07/03/1937 |
Two Synod Heads Are Fined In Reich |
2 |
07/03/1937 |
The Text Of The (Roosevelt) Compromise Court Reorganization Bill |
4 |
07/03/1937 |
Riot Film Backed By New Witness-Chicago (Republic Steel) Riot Film Stirs Audience Here (Filmed By Paramount Pictures As A News Film) |
5 |
07/03/1937 |
2,500 Aliens Face Loss Of WPA Jobs |
6 |
07/03/1937 |
(Senator) Copeland Assails Dividing Palestine-Says Partition Would Violate Convention Of 1924 Between United States And Britain |
16 |
07/03/1937 |
Signs $864,930,000 Bills-President (Roosevelt) Approves Spending For Military And CCC Purposes |
16 |
07/04/1937 |
Eden Says Britain Is Firm On Keeping All Spain Intact |
1 |
07/04/1937 |
Troops Will Guard Cleveland Plants Reopening Tuesday |
1 |
07/04/1937 |
Palestine Divided Into Three Parts (Map, P. 12) |
1 |
07/04/1937 |
Clergy In Soviet Seized In ‘Plots’-Harold Denny |
1 |
07/04/1937 |
Asserts (U.S.) Migrants Top Total Of 20S |
2 |
07/04/1937 |
Text Of The Ford Company’s Reply To The Charges Of The NLRB |
4 |
07/04/1937 |
‘War Clouds’ Lead In (University Of Virginia) Institute (Of Public Affairs) Topics |
12 |
07/04/1937 |
(H. Wickham) Steed Admits Peril Of European War-Sees Germany Thwarted (Propagandist Of World War I. Announced United Nations’ Policy That Germany Intended To Kill All The European Jews On The Bbc On Dec. 24, 1942) |
13 |
07/04/1937 |
New Deal Praised By Paris Experts-President (Roosevelt) Is Termed ‘Eighteenth Century Country Gentleman’ Who Seeks Reforms |
15 |
07/04/1937 |
Japanese Gloomy In View Of (Peace In) China |
15 |
07/04/1937 |
U.S. Trade Pressure On Brazil Charged |
15 |
07/04/1937 |
Reich Is Defeated In World Chamber (Of Commerce)-Otto D. Tolischus |
16 |
07/04/1937 |
4 Priests Sentenced For A Clash In Reich (Attacks On Police) |
16 |
07/04/1937 |
Reich Anti-Jewish Laws Are Extended To (German) Silesia |
16 |
07/04/1937 |
Names (‘North Carolina’ & ‘Washington’) Selected For (New U.S.) Battleships |
N-1 |
07/04/1937 |
Nation Leads All (Others) In Road Building |
N-2 |
07/04/1937 |
World Racial Issues On Agenda Of Parley (Institute Of Race Relations; Sponsored By Quakers) |
N-2 |
07/04/1937 |
Warns Engineers To Guard Society-’Humanics’ Aim Is Told |
N-3 |
07/04/1937 |
U.S. Will Dedicate 13 War Memorials (To American Dead In Europe-The Construction Of These Was Pershing’s Peacetime Job After The War) |
N-6 |
07/04/1937 |
(R. L. Buell) Attacks New Deal At Youth Congress |
N-6 |
07/04/1937 |
1,700 (‘Picked’) Youths Enroll At Plattsburg Camp (For A Months Military Training At U.S. Expense) |
N-6 |
07/04/1937 |
Nazis Concentrate On Tourist Trade-Otto D. Tolischus |
E-4 |
07/04/1937 |
British Cling To Hope Of Accord With Reich |
E-5 |
07/04/1937 |
Anthony Eden Is For ‘Peace At Almost Any Price.’ |
E-5 |
07/04/1937 |
(U.S.) Treasury Year Ends With Seventh Deficit-And Debt Is At 36 Billions |
E-6 |
07/04/1937 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Policies Fought (Opposed) At Home (By Montana Constituents) |
E-10 |
07/05/1937 |
British See Reich Isolating Italians For Austrian Coups-Augur |
1 |
07/05/1937 |
(Pennsylvania Governor) Earle (Strong Roosevelt Supporter) Pledges C. I. 0. Support; 12 000 At Johnstown Rally; Indiana Citizens Ask Troops |
1 |
07/05/1937 |
Niemoeller In (Moabit) Jail Rallies His Paris-Women Weep As Message Is Read (By General Superintendent, Friederich Dibelius)-Dibelius Warns Nazis |
1 |
07/05/1937 |
U.S. Units Play Ball At Madrid Front |
2 |
07/05/1937 |
Roosevelt Hails The (U.S.) Constitution |
2 |
07/05/1937 |
(Alfred E.) Smith, Returning, Warns Against European Trends |
3 |
07/05/1937 |
(Leon) Blum In Defense Of Fallen (Popular Front) Cabinet |
5 |
07/05/1937 |
(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (President Of Columbia University & Of The Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Sees Hope Put In U.S., Britain |
6 |
07/05/1937 |
Soviet Says (Unnamed) Firm Here Aids Gestapo |
8 |
07/05/1937 |
Berlin Is Hopeful Of Revised (Spanish Neutrality) Patrol |
8 |
07/05/1937 |
(Sir Oswald) Mosley’s (3,000) Fascists Parade In London |
8 |
07/05/1937 |
All Russian Forces Quit Islands In Amur |
9 |
07/05/1937 |
(Catholic Archbishop & Rabbi) Calls Boy Scouts To Defend Church |
18 |
07/05/1937 |
Critics Of U.S. Urged To Look At Europe |
18 |
07/05/1937 |
Palestine Is Eager For (Peel) Inquiry Report |
18 |
07/05/1937 |
Communists Back (Mayor) Laguardia In Race |
19 |
07/05/1937 |
Solutions Drawn For Cuba’s Debts |
21 |
07/06/1937 |
Roosevelt Warns We Would Suffer From War Abroad-World Disaster Will Come If Conflict Breaks |
1 |
07/06/1937 |
(Robert F.) Wagner Declares Tammany Cradled Liberalism In U.S. (Picture |
1 |
07/06/1937 |
Scottsboro (Negro Rape Of White Woman) Trials Start Again Today (Case Already Six Years Old) |
2 |
07/06/1937 |
(Der) Angriff (Goebbels’ Paper) Calls (John L.) Lewis (Head Of CIO & United Mine Workers) Champion Of Moscow |
6 |
07/06/1937 |
Roosevelt Affirms Nations Soundness (Text) |
7 |
07/06/1937 |
British Rush Force To Calm Palestine-(Pro-Palestine Federation) Urges Roosevelt To Act |
11 |
07/06/1937 |
Niemoeller Aide (Prof. Bachnin) Held For Petition |
11 |
07/06/1937 |
22 More Executed As Spies In Russia |
14 |
07/06/1937 |
(Ibm’s T. J.) Watson (President Of World Chamber Of Commerce Which Just Met In Berlin) Sends Hitler Notes Of Gratitude |
14 |
07/06/1937 |
Col. (Frank) Knox Praises Labor Of Britain |
17 |
07/06/1937 |
(Belgian Prime Minister, Paul) Van Zeeland Sees British Ministers-Belgian Premier Reports To Chamberlain And Eden On (His Recent) Talks With Roosevelt |
30 |
07/06/1937 |
Racketeering Laid To WPA Officials (By Ralph M. Easley) |
38 |
07/07/1937 |
Two-Way Atlantic Flight Hailed On Two Continents |
1 |
07/07/1937 |
Roosevelt Will Edit Book Of His Papers; Records Show Progress Of His Policies (Judge Samuel I. Rosenman, A Close Personal Friend And Advisor Will Help) |
1 |
07/07/1937 |
War Department Buys 210 Pursuit Planes With Speed Exceeding 300 Miles An Hour |
2 |
07/07/1937 |
British On Guard In Tense Palestine-Arab Uprisings Feared-Palestine Becomes Tense |
12 |
07/07/1937 |
Germany Lists Rise In Naval Armaments |
12 |
07/07/1937 |
Reich Paper Scores (U.S. Ambassador To England, Robert W.) Bingham On (Agitating) Speech-Says U.S. Envoy To London Is Fulfilling ‘Peace Mission’ By A ‘Call To Arms’ |
12 |
07/07/1937 |
Reich Grain Crops Likely To Be Poor-Hope Is Put In Potatoes |
13 |
07/07/1937 |
New (German) Mark Plan For Jews (‘Haavaramarken’-Jewish Transfer Marks) |
13 |
07/07/1937 |
France Is Pressed To Help (Loyalist) Valencia |
14 |
07/07/1937 |
Franco Veils Threat To Neutral Nations |
14 |
07/07/1937 |
Italy Is Constructing Sixty Military Airports |
14 |
07/07/1937 |
Kung Asks U.S. Aid In Restoring China |
16 |
07/07/1937 |
(Boy) Scouts Exhorted By (Lord) Baden-Powell (Text)-’Put Your Country First’ |
24 |
07/07/1937 |
Exports Of Steel Biggest Since War |
37 |
07/08/1937 |
Britain Approves Division Of Palestine Into 3 Parts (Text & Maps, Pp. 16-18); Will Push Plan At Once |
1 |
07/08/1937 |
Two Dead, 19 Shot In Aluminum (Alcoa) Riot; Troops Called Out |
1 |
07/08/1937 |
Devil’s Islander (Prisoner) Here After Perils |
3 |
07/08/1937 |
Five Ford Workers Named In Attack (On Walter Reuter, Et Al.) |
5 |
07/08/1937 |
Hanfstaengel (Former Hitler Confidante) Wins London Libel Suit |
14 |
07/08/1937 |
Rothshcild Linked To (Karl) Marx By Nazis-Two ‘Brothers In Blood And In Spirit’ |
14 |
07/08/1937 |
Aid For Loyalists Denied By Harvard (State Senator’s Charge) |
14 |
07/08/1937 |
(British) Commission Finds Palestine Jews Happy; Hails National Home For Easing Distress-Sympathy For Arabs Is Voiced In Report; Wish To Rule Own House Is Recognized |
17 |
07/08/1937 |
(Palestine Partition) Plan To Be Weighed By U.S. Under (1924 Anglo-U.S.) Pact |
18 |
07/08/1937 |
Palestine Report Hailed In London-Zionist Critics Mild |
18 |
07/08/1937 |
(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (President Of Columbia University And Of The Carnegie Institute For International Peace) Assailed In Reich (By Hamburger Fremdenblatt) |
18 |
07/08/1937 |
India Nationalists To Accept (British) Offer-London Is Pleased |
19 |
07/08/1937 |
Salzberg Festival To Lack Germans-Toscanini’s Performance |
21 |
07/08/1937 |
World Crisis Held Danger To America (By University Of Virginia’s Institute Of Public Affairs, By Sumner Welles, Roosevelt’s Under-Secretary Of State) |
24 |
07/08/1937 |
Boy Scouts Cheer Tumultuously As Roosevelt Tours Their Camp |
25 |
07/08/1937 |
Picture: Roosevelt (Standing [‘Stabat Pater’]) Throwing Baseball To Start Ball Game In Washington |
27 |
07/08/1937 |
Germans Win Point In Black Tom Case (Charged Fraud In Some Of The Previous Testimony) |
48 |
07/09/1937 |
26,000 Scouts Hail The President (‘Chief’ Roosevelt) On Ride Through Ranks At Review |
1 |
07/09/1937 |
Picture: The Battle Between Police And Strikers In Tennessee |
2 |
07/09/1937 |
Ford Men Called ‘Typical Hoodlums’ (By Union Witnesses) |
2 |
07/09/1937 |
(N.Y. Congressman, Hamilton) Fish Claims Proof On Roosevelt (Questionable Use Of Loophole In Income) Tax |
7 |
07/09/1937 |
Palestine Division Is Protested Here-Rabbi S.S. Wise, Zionist Leader, Finds Britain Guilty Of ‘Betrayal Of Trust’-Arabs Dissatisfied Too |
10 |
07/09/1937 |
Russia Threatens War With Japan |
10 |
07/09/1937 |
Italy Reassures Britain On Arabs-Aids Palestine Stability |
10 |
07/09/1937 |
Arabs To Consult The Moslem Kings-Terms Partition Unfair |
11 |
07/09/1937 |
Germany Imprisons Two Priests As Foes (Agitated Against NSDAP) |
11 |
07/09/1937 |
Poland Seen Opposed To Palestine Plan-Creation Of Small State A Curb To Hopes For Mass Emigration Of Polish Jews |
11 |
07/09/1937 |
64 More Executed In Soviet Far East (Espionage)-Harold Denny |
13 |
07/09/1937 |
(President (Roosevelt) Sees (Spanish) War Files (Made Personally By Writer Ernest Hemingway, Whitehouse Guest-Hemingway Later Moved To Cuba At The Time Under Castro. Here He Committed Suicide) |
19 |
07/09/1937 |
(U.S.) Neutrality Called ‘Weak’ And A ‘Need’-Dr. (Clark M. Eichelberger Says It Will Not Keep Us From War-Eichelberger One Of The Most Virulent Interventionists! Director Of League Of Nations Association, Later Head Of Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies)-(California Representative, Jerry) Vorhis Disagrees (With Eichelberger At University Of Virginia, Institute Of Public Affairs) |
19 |
07/09/1937 |
$1,021,135.97 Bid For Laid-Up Ships |
39 |
07/10/1937 |
U.S. Agrees To Sell Gold To China In Move To Aid World Currencies (As A Result Of Morgenthau Negotiations-Pictures, P. 4) |
1 |
07/10/1937 |
Court Bill ‘Bigots’ Raked By (Montana Senator, Burton K.) Wheeler In Tensed Senate |
1 |
07/10/1937 |
Tokyo Lists (Peace) Terms In North China Row-Military Attache Says Chinese Responsible For Fighting Must Be Punished-Truce Ignored By Troops |
1 |
07/10/1937 |
Soviet Speaker (Andrey Vishinsky, Soviet Attorney General At The Moscow Trials-Later Attended Nuernberg Tribunal As Honored U.S. Guest) Derides U.S. Democracy; Sees Equality In Senate, Ignores House |
1 |
07/10/1937 |
Women (Union Witnesses) In Ford Riot Tell Of (Company) Beatings |
2 |
07/10/1937 |
(N.Y. Congressman, Hamilton) Fish Lays (Income Tax) Evasion To Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt |
4 |
07/10/1937 |
Schuschnigg Balks Reich |
4 |
07/10/1937 |
Palestine Groups Gird To Fight (Peel) Plan-Arabs Ask For Counsel |
7 |
07/10/1937 |
New Ideal In Trade Is Urged By (Adolf A.) Berle (Later U.S. Asst. Secretary Of State, At University Of Virginia, Institute Of Public Affairs |
8 |
07/10/1937 |
WPA In Bay State To Drop All Aliens |
8 |
07/10/1937 |
Czech Nazis Forming Ties With Austrians |
8 |
07/10/1937 |
Palestine Plan Only Small Part Of Larger Problems-Anne O’ Hare Mc Cormick |
14 |
07/10/1937 |
Cuba To Settle Debt By One Loan |
21 |
07/10/1937 |
Police Here View (Chicago, Republic Steel) Strike Newsreel |
32 |
07/11/1937 |
France Prepared To Suspend Patrol Of (Spanish) Border Tuesday-Will Cancel Neutral Observers’ Rights Unless Portuguese Control Is Reestablished |
1 |
07/11/1937 |
Japanese Take Two Towns In Fighting Near Peiping; Chinese Prepare For War-Peace Move Fails |
1 |
07/11/1937 |
2 New (U.S.) Battleships To Have 16-Inch Guns-Japan Rejected Accord |
12 |
07/11/1937 |
British, Americans Vie For Tiny Isle (Canton Island) |
16 |
07/11/1937 |
Sentenced Over Camp-New York Rabbi (Jacob Bienenfeld) Is Accused Of Operating (Camp ‘Minobi,’ Jewish Vacation Service) Without Permit |
16 |
07/11/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Approves $3,000,000 For (N.Y. World’s) Fair |
20 |
07/11/1937 |
Franco-Reich Pact On Trade Is Signed |
22 |
07/11/1937 |
Palestine Arabs Win Moslem Rulers’ Aid |
22 |
07/11/1937 |
Reich Now Talks (War) Debt Annulment |
23 |
07/11/1937 |
Reich Cuts Unemployed By 128,000 To 649,000 |
24 |
07/11/1937 |
League (Of Nations) Denounced As Breeder Of War (By Italian Dr. Luigi Villari, At University Of Virginia, Institute Of Public Affairs) |
26 |
07/11/1937 |
Germans To Rebuild Zeppelin For Helium |
26 |
07/11/1937 |
Picture: Vladimir Hurban, Czechoslovak Minister (With Nicola Tesla-After Czechoslovakia Became A German Protectorate, Hurban Became A U.S.-Supported Center Of Anti-German Activity In Washington) |
N-1 |
07/11/1937 |
Zionists Resentful, British Hopeful Over Proposal To Divide Palestine (Map) |
E-5 |
07/11/1937 |
Basic Facts About Palestine |
E-5 |
07/11/1937 |
Pictures: Sir Horace Rumbold & Lord Peel, Royal Commissioners In Palestine |
E-5 |
07/11/1937 |
Picture: Young Heinrich Himmler |
E-5 |
07/11/1937 |
Mexico Advances Toward Socialism-Picture: Cardenas |
E-6 |
07/11/1937 |
Moscow Strikes At Emigres-ExecutionsAr A Warning-Harold Denny |
E-6 |
07/11/1937 |
Substitute (Roosevelt) Court (Revision) Bill Viewed As Worse Than Original |
E-8 |
07/11/1937 |
A New German Faith Arises In Luther’s Land |
Mag. 5 |
07/12/1937 |
Syrian Arabs Riot For New Mandate |
1 |
07/12/1937 |
(George) Messersmith Quits Vienna Amid Regret (Later, He Was The Source Of Many Affidavits Entered As ‘Evidence’ By The U.S. Prosecution [Robert H. Jackson] At Nuernberg) |
6 |
07/12/1937 |
Protestants Ask Nazis For Peace |
7 |
07/12/1937 |
Seek Plea By Hull For Polish Jury (Appeal By Delegates Headed By Rabbi Stephen S. Wise-See Appeal To Roosevelt By Delegation Headed By Wise, Dec. 8, 1942) |
9 |
07/12/1937 |
16-1N Guns By U.S. (On New Battleships) Expected By British-London Not Surprised |
9 |
07/12/1937 |
Palestine Division Held Aid To Peace |
13 |
07/12/1937 |
Middling Grain Crop Expected In Germany |
27 |
07/13/1937 |
Control Of Court Is Roosevelt Aim, (N. C. Senator) Bailey Declares-Our Liberties Are At Stake |
1 |
07/13/1937 |
Scottsboro Trial Brings Surprise |
3 |
07/13/1937 |
Hull ‘Sympathetic’ To Jews In Poland-22 Killed In Five Months |
7 |
07/13/1937 |
Dr. Alice Solomon (‘Germany’s Jane Addams’) Expelled By Reich (Picture) |
7 |
07/13/1937 |
Moslems Threaten (Palestine) Partition Backers |
9 |
07/13/1937 |
Morgenthau Signs Chinese Gold Pact-Dollar Exchange Extended Without Sale Of Silver-No Protest From Japan |
13 |
07/13/1937 |
Reich Jails Priest For Marriage Rites-’Abetting Rassenschande’ |
15 |
07/13/1937 |
Reich And Austria Reach Press Truce |
15 |
07/13/1937 |
(Utah Senator) Thomas Predicts Unity Over Peace-League Failure Admitted (University Of Virginia, Institute Of Public Affairs) |
17 |
07/13/1937 |
(Leo T.) Crowley (In War, Roosevelt’s Alien Property Custodian After Morgenthau) Says Banks Need Fdic For Crisis |
27 |
07/14/1937 |
Revolt Against (Roosevelt) Court (Revision) Bill Grows With House Joining; Copeland Chides Roosevelt |
1 |
07/14/1937 |
Russians Set Mark On Flight To U.S. |
1 |
07/14/1937 |
$3,300 Gift By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt To Tera Is Revealed In Final Audit Of The Books |
8 |
07/14/1937 |
39 WPA Teachers Guilty In Disorder |
8 |
07/14/1937 |
Goering Tightens Reich 4-Year Plan |
10 |
07/14/1937 |
German Students Work In Fields Under Pressure (‘Volunteers’) |
10 |
07/14/1937 |
(Dr. W. H. Culemann) Contends Europe Justifies Hitler (University Of Virginia, Institute Of Public Affairs) |
11 |
07/14/1937 |
(Dr. Carl J. Friedrich, Refugee) Gives Hitler Rule Less Than 20 Years (Total Existence)-Predicts Nazi Regime’s Downfall |
11 |
07/14/1937 |
Militant Program Urged For Religion |
12 |
07/14/1937 |
Reds And Rightists Battle Near Paris-1,500 Communists March On Headquarters Of Rival Party In Boulogne-Sur-Seine |
12 |
07/14/1937 |
Soviet Executes 8 In Georgia As Spies |
12 |
07/14/1937 |
China Will Fight, Says Vice Premier |
15 |
07/14/1937 |
Japan Continues To Rush In Forces |
15 |
07/14/1937 |
Mrs. Carrie C. Catt (Feminist ‘Pacifist’) Honored At Party |
18 |
07/14/1937 |
Gold Imports Rise To High For 1937-$262,102,813 Total In June |
29 |
07/14/1937 |
War Bureau Buys $820,997 Vehicles |
31 |
07/14/1937 |
New Housing Bill Reaches President (Roosevelt) |
33 |
07/15/1937 |
3 Russian Aviators Land In California; Easily Top Record |
1 |
07/15/1937 |
French Envoy Scores Nazi Press Attack (‘Violent Language’) |
2 |
07/15/1937 |
Berlin Welcomes British (Spanish War) Proposals |
3 |
07/15/1937 |
Roosevelt Praises The Soviet Fliers-Hull Joins Him |
3 |
07/15/1937 |
Why Reich Exiled (Deported) Dr. Alice Salomon) |
7 |
07/15/1937 |
Poland And Germany In Silesian Accord |
7 |
07/15/1937 |
Minorities Congress Convenes In London-Germans Predominate |
7 |
07/15/1937 |
Scottsboro Trial Rushed To Finish-Chief Witness Assailed-F. Raymond Daniell |
11 |
07/15/1937 |
(Dr. Horace M. Kallen) Sees Forces Working To Defeat Democracy |
11 |
07/15/1937 |
(Robert M. Jackson, Later U.S. Prosecutor At Nuernberg) Lauds Tax Stand Of Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt-Calls Her Conscientious-Urges That Tax Evasion Committee Drop Charges Made By (N.Y. Congressman, Hamilton) Fish |
14 |
07/15/1937 |
Gen. (Smedley) Butler Warns Of War ‘Rackets’ (University Of Virginia, Institute Of Public Affairs) |
20 |
07/16/1937 |
Japan Ready To Mobilize; Sends Home Force To China; Drive On Peiping Expected-Tokyo Is Prepared |
1 |
07/16/1937 |
Citizens Organize National Defense Of Right To Work (Without Union)-Charge Law Breakdown-Speakers Denounce Roosevelt |
1 |
07/16/1937 |
Roosevelt Demands Fight For (His) Court (Revision) Continue; Says Nation Backs His Aims-Put Up To (‘Dear Alben’) Barkley-(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Strikes Back-(Roosevelt’s ‘Dear Alben’ Letter) |
1 |
07/16/1937 |
Jury Again Dooms Scottsboro Negro |
1 |
07/16/1937 |
(Roosevelt’s) Court (Reorganization) Bill Beaten Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler Thinks |
2 |
07/16/1937 |
Picture: Senator (‘Dear Alben’) Alben Barkley Likely To Lead Court (Reorganization) Plan For President (Roosevelt) |
2 |
07/16/1937 |
Pictures: Senators Who Conferred With President (Roosevelt) On Court (Reorganization) Bill (Guy M. Gillette, Iowa) |
3 |
07/16/1937 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler Urges (Gov. Alfred E.) Smith For Mayor-Silent On Laguardia |
6 |
07/16/1937 |
Drastic Tax Urged On Alien Investors (By Marriner S. Eccles, Chairman Of Federal Board-Picture) |
7 |
07/16/1937 |
‘Evaders’ Of Taxes Not To Be Called (At House Investigation-Hamilton Fish, Robert H. Jackson Disagreement Over Eleanor Roosevelt’s Tax Deductions) |
7 |
07/16/1937 |
British Proposals On Spain Assailed (In Britain) |
8 |
07/16/1937 |
Britain Is Warned On Arab Radicals (By London Times) |
8 |
07/16/1937 |
(Lord) Lansbury Says Duce Does Not Want War |
8 |
07/16/1937 |
Nazis (National Socialist Teachers’ League) Give Formula For Historical Study |
8 |
07/16/1937 |
(Dr. Karl) Bosch Heads (Kaiser Wilhelm) Institute |
8 |
07/16/1937 |
Basques Quit (London) Parley On Minorities Issue (Allegedly Dominated By German Refugees) |
8 |
07/16/1937 |
(German-Polish) Silesia Pact Ends (Terminated By Poland); Germans Worried-They Will Be Treated As Well Or Badly As Poles In Reich Are, Warsaw Circles Say-Germans Are Downcast-Jerzy Szapiro |
11 |
07/16/1937 |
Japanese Demand Autonomous Area (In China) |
11 |
07/16/1937 |
Thousands Attend (George) Gershwin Funeral (Rabbi S.S. Wise Gives Eulogy-Many Liberal Lights-Wise Makes Dig At Germany) |
19 |
07/16/1937 |
Nazi Church Idea Fought At Oxford (Conference Of Clerics) |
21 |
07/16/1937 |
Brazil To Get (U.S.) Gold Under New Accord (Morgenthau Agreement) |
25 |
07/17/1937 |
Sharper Fight On (Roosevelt) Court (Reorganization) Bill Follows President’s (‘Dear Alben’) Letter |
1 |
07/17/1937 |
Press Views On Roosevelt’s Letter To Barkley |
2 |
07/17/1937 |
Text Of Report Of City Bar Committee Condemning The (Roosevelt) Court (Reorganization) Bill |
4 |
07/17/1937 |
Reich And Soviet Get Big Cruisers |
5 |
07/17/1937 |
Hull Urges Peace As China Appeals-Refers To Neither Party (Text) |
6 |
07/17/1937 |
U.S. Army Guards Tientsin Station |
6 |
07/17/1937 |
Text Of Chinese Statement |
6 |
07/17/1937 |
Hitler Glorified At Nazi Art Show-Is Called ‘Greatest Master Of German Art’ And ‘Greatest Builder Of All Time’ |
7 |
07/17/1937 |
Spanish (‘Fascist’) Deserter Shot Swimming Border River (‘Escaping’ Franco) |
7 |
07/17/1937 |
Summer Capital (At Berchtesgaden) Established In Reich |
7 |
07/17/1937 |
U.S. Inquiry Is Asked Into New ‘Nazi’ Camp (Camp Nordland-Asked By ‘Non-Sectarian League’-Samuel Untermyer) |
13 |
07/17/1937 |
German (Franco!) Guns At Gibraltar Point To An Italian Dilemma-Anne O’ Hare Mc Cormick |
14 |
07/17/1937 |
Asks World Peace By Consultations (Virginia University, Institute Of Public Affairs) |
16 |
07/17/1937 |
French Franc Off; Lowest Since 1926 |
19 |
07/17/1937 |
Wheat Prices Soar To New Top Levels |
19 |
07/17/1937 |
June Trade Debit Reported By Reich-The First Foreign Commerce Deficit In Two Years Laid To (Foreign) Grain Purchases-Imports (By Germany) At 4-Year High |
21 |
07/17/1937 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan Named Aid For (American) Legion Meeting (Other Names Who Later Became Important Mentioned!) |
27 |
07/18/1937 |
Two Naval Pacts Signed In London-German And Russia Agree To 1936 (London Naval) Treaty Limiting Size Of Ships And Guns-Reich Surprises Barred |
1 |
07/18/1937 |
(Chicago Cardinal) Mundelein Praised By Pope (Pius XI) For (Anti-German Attitude) Courage |
2 |
07/18/1937 |
U.S. Finds Outlook In China Improved |
3 |
07/18/1937 |
Americans Expect (Economic) Losses At Tientsin |
3 |
07/18/1937 |
Goebbels Attacks Jewish Art Critics-Asserts They Cause German Art To Deteriorate |
3 |
07/18/1937 |
Nazis Of Austria Mourn (Dolfuss) Assassins-G.E.R. Gedye |
4 |
07/18/1937 |
(Peace-Loving) Governments Urged (By Former Minnesota Governor, J. A. A. Burnquist, In A London Meeting) To Unite For Peace |
4 |
07/18/1937 |
Bells To Proclaim Niemoeller’s Trial |
4 |
07/18/1937 |
Britain Eases Way For Palestine Plans |
4 |
07/18/1937 |
(Samuel Liebowitz, N.Y. Att’y.) Ready To Resume Scottsboro (Rape Defense) Case (In Decatur, Ala.) |
8 |
07/18/1937 |
Berlin Hails Link To Britain (1936 Naval Treaty Signatory) |
10 |
07/18/1937 |
Woman Red (‘Mother Bloor’) At 75 Sees (U.S.) Revolt Near |
14 |
07/18/1937 |
Builders Warned Of (Imported) Foreign Goods |
14 |
07/18/1937 |
Pictures: Roosevelt & National Resources Advisors (Ickes, Wallace, Hopkins, Etc.) |
20 |
07/18/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Commends The (National Resources) Report As Guide To Nation’s Development |
20 |
07/18/1937 |
(Report) Calls Television Propaganda Peril |
21 |
07/18/1937 |
Western Nations (‘Democracies’ !) Likened To ‘Gang’-So Orient ‘Carries A Gun,’ Says Dr. Clark, Warning Of Peril To Civilization (At University Of Virginia Institute Of Public Affairs) |
22 |
07/18/1937 |
Hodza (Of Czechoslovakia, Favoring Cooperation With Conrad Henlein) To Seek Cabinet |
23 |
07/18/1937 |
Iraqi Moslems Kill 2 Jews In (Palestine Partition) Protest |
24 |
07/18/1937 |
British Teachers To Study U.S. Life-American Return Visit (Sponsored By English Speaking Union) |
N-4 |
07/18/1937 |
Schools Criticized For Rote Spelling-Finds Memorizing Lists Holds Students Back |
N-4 |
07/18/1937 |
Reichsbank Reports Drop In Circulation |
F-3 |
07/18/1937 |
Francs And Dollars Weaken In London |
F-3 |
07/18/1937 |
The News Of The Week In Review-Roosevelt’s Supreme Court Revision Plan-’The Objectives Remain The Same’ |
E-1 |
07/18/1937 |
Roosevelt Embattled To Save His New Deal-Arthur Krock |
E-3 |
07/18/1937 |
Crisis In The Far East Deeply Rooted In Past (Maps)-Hanson W. Baldwin |
E-4 |
07/18/1937 |
Non-Intervention Kept As Diplomatic Fiction |
E-5 |
07/18/1937 |
Three Views Of Austria’s Future (With Kurt Schuschnigg, Picture)-G.E.R. Gedye |
E-5 |
07/18/1937 |
Palestine Peace Seen In Arab-Jewish Agreements-Letter From Judah L. Magnes |
E-8 |
07/18/1937 |
‘Menacing’ Goethe-Biedermann’s Conversation-Emil Ludwig |
E-9 |
07/18/1937 |
The March Of The Dictators-History’s Autocratic Rulers |
Book 1 |
07/18/1937 |
Blum, Leon, A Study Of Marriage, (Marriage) |
Book 10 |
07/18/1937 |
Now F. D. R. Has An Entry For The Best Seller List (Speeches Etc.) |
Mag. 5 |
07/18/1937 |
Picture: An American Sky Dreadnought (B-17) Above The Clouds |
Roto. 1 |
07/19/1937 |
New Army Plane (Bell Xmf-L [‘Aircuda’?]) Called Greatest Designed To Rout Giant Bombers |
1 |
07/19/1937 |
Easley Says Reds Rule WPA Writers |
1 |
07/19/1937 |
Navy Ends Search For Miss Earhart |
1 |
07/19/1937 |
(Communist) ‘Mother’ Bloor Honored |
5 |
07/19/1937 |
British (Merchant) Vessel Is Seized By Spanish Rebels |
6 |
07/19/1937 |
Hitler Forbids Art Not Obvious To All |
8 |
07/19/1937 |
(Alfred Rosenberg) Reveals Nazi Aim To Absorb Church-Gabor De Bessengey |
8 |
07/19/1937 |
Nazi Link Is Denied At Camp’s (Nordland’s) Opening (Accused By Untermyer’s Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League Of N.Y. City) |
8 |
07/19/1937 |
Act Of Aggression (By China) Charged By Tokyo |
9 |
07/19/1937 |
Christ Depicted As Labor Leader (By Catholic Priest, J. B. Delaunay) |
10 |
07/19/1937 |
Jewish Ideal Lauded (By Rabbi Morris Lichtenstein) |
10 |
07/19/1937 |
London Cautious On Franc’s Future |
23 |
07/19/1937 |
End Of U.S. Deficits Is Urged In (Twentieth Century Fund) Report |
25 |
07/19/1937 |
Warner Pictures Doubles Profit |
26 |
07/20/1937 |
Lehman Calls (Roosevelt’s) Court (Reorganization) Plan Dangerous And Asks Wagner To Vote Against It; Proponents Resentful, Press Fight (Lehman’s Letter To Wagner)-Roosevelt Is Firm-Letter Is Surprise |
1 |
07/20/1937 |
Eden Warns Italy Of War In Mediterranean Row (Salient Parts, P. 17) |
1 |
07/20/1937 |
Scottsboro (Rape) Trial Drops Death Plea-Leniency For All (After Proceedings Lasting 6½ Years) Hinted |
1 |
07/20/1937 |
World ‘Haywire’ (U.S.) Editors Are Told |
4 |
07/20/1937 |
New Clash Arises Over Chicago (Republic Steel Labor) Riot |
4 |
07/20/1937 |
(William Allen) White Urges Laguardia For Presidency In 1940 (‘A Modern Lincoln.’) |
10 |
07/20/1937 |
Churchmen Frame Reply To Germany (From Oxford Conference In England)-World Council Proposed |
14 |
07/20/1937 |
2 Americans (Samuel Goodharz, A Polish Jew And Daughter, Jennie) Tell Of Jailing In Reich (On Smuggling Charges-Tell Of German Threats And Mistreatment) |
14 |
07/20/1937 |
‘Degenerate Art’ Displayed In Reich |
15 |
07/20/1937 |
Tokyo Sees War If China Is Firm-Short Clash Is Foreseen |
15 |
07/20/1937 |
Priests Battered In Belgrade (In) Clash (With Police) |
15 |
07/20/1937 |
Chiang Says China Will Not Submit-Won’t Give Up Territory |
16 |
07/20/1937 |
Danzig Shipyards Aiding German Arms Industry |
16 |
07/20/1937 |
Mrs (Eleanor) Roosevelt To Write Adds For (Samuel) Goldwyn Picture (‘Stella Dallas’-Money To Be Given To Unnamed Charity) |
18 |
07/20/1937 |
Bomb Kills Assassin Trying To Slay Pole (Col. Adam Koc) |
18 |
07/20/1937 |
National Anthems Of Hatred Decried (By American, Miss Kitty Cheatham) |
24 |
07/21/1937 |
(Roosevelt) Court (Reorganization) Change To Be Shelved For Present, Capital Hears After White House Parleys; Roosevelt Sees Both Rivals For Leadership-History Of The (Roosevelt) Court Bill |
1 |
07/21/1937 |
Messages Flood Lehman’s Office (On Roosevelt’s Court Reorganization)-(Samuel) Untermyer Assails Him |
2 |
07/21/1937 |
No Peril Seen Yet In Our Public Debt-Long Job To Pay It Off |
4 |
07/21/1937 |
Scottsboro (Rape Case) Asked To Give Life (To Guilty) |
7 |
07/21/1937 |
Two Negro Youths Lynched In Florida |
7 |
07/21/1937 |
Japanese Sentries Kick 2 U.S. Women |
12 |
07/21/1937 |
Roosevelt Refuses Neutral Law Move-Holds Act Not Applicable To Situation In China Now |
12 |
07/21/1937 |
Britain Considers 16-Inch Gun Ships-Preparing To Join Other Nations In The Race For Mightier Weapons (See July 18, 1937, P. 1-London Naval Treaty!) |
13 |
07/21/1937 |
Soviet Executes 24 ‘Spies And Wreckers’ |
13 |
07/21/1937 |
Britain Is Firm On Palestine (Partition) Plan |
16 |
07/21/1937 |
(Eleanor) Roosevelt (Samuel Goldwyn) Ad Is A Story |
19 |
07/22/1937 |
(Roosevelt) Court (Revision) Bill Drive Collapses; Foes ‘To Write Own Ticket;’ (‘Dear Alben’) Barkley Made (Senate) Leader, 38-37 |
1 |
07/22/1937 |
Commons Refuses To Vote On Backing Palestine Division-Plan Up To League (Of Nations) |
1 |
07/22/1937 |
Exiling Of Scholars Increasing In Europe; Russia, Italy, Portugal And Spain Add Quotas |
1 |
07/22/1937 |
Roosevelt Lauded As Great ‘Teacher’ (By Dr. Lyman Bryson, Professor Of Education, Teachers’ College, Columbia University-Compare Entry July 17, 1937, P. 7, ‘Hitler Glorified’) |
2 |
07/22/1937 |
(Pennsylvania) Governor Earle (Staunch Roosevelt Supporter) Calls Lehman Disloyal (For Not Supporting Roosevelt’s Court Reorganization Plan) |
2 |
07/22/1937 |
(‘Dear Alben’) Barkley Constant In New Deal (Support) Stand-Leader In Fight On Court (Revision & Reorganization) |
3 |
07/22/1937 |
(Hamilton) Fish Again Scores Roosevelt On (Income) Tax (Loop-Hole Usage)-Court Issue ‘Welcomed’ |
4 |
07/22/1937 |
(Henry G. Alsberg) Defends Writings Of WPA Authors (Accused Of Being Communists) |
9 |
07/22/1937 |
Japanese Regret Kicking Incident (With 2 U.S. Women) |
10 |
07/22/1937 |
Neutral In China, Reich Answers U.S.-Envoy Tells Hull Germany Is In Sympathy With Our Policy In Far East |
10 |
07/22/1937 |
Britain Puts Off Talks With Japan |
10 |
07/22/1937 |
(Rabbi) Dr. S.S. Wise Sailing (To 20th Zionist Conference In Zuerich), Denounces (Palestine) Partition Plan ‘Unjust And Unworkable,’ He Says |
11 |
07/22/1937 |
(Germany) Would Segregate Jews In Trains |
11 |
07/22/1937 |
Americans In Paris To Honor War Dead |
11 |
07/22/1937 |
More Churchmen Seized In Belgrade |
12 |
07/22/1937 |
Priest Denies Army Caused War In Spain-Father Sancho Says (Loyalist) Government Is Loyal Only To Moscow And Third International |
13 |
07/22/1937 |
40 Loyalists Executed; Tore Down Rebel Flags (‘Volleys Were Heard Clearly’) |
13 |
07/22/1937 |
(Japanese) Gold Sales (To U.S.) Linked To War In The Far East |
29 |
07/23/1937 |
(Roosevelt’s) Court (Reorganization-Revision) Bill Is Killed, 70 To 20 As Senate Galleries Cheer; Lower Court Change Likely |
1 |
07/23/1937 |
Police Denounced In Senate Report On (Republic Steel) Riot In Chicago |
1 |
07/23/1937 |
(Senator Gerald P.) Nye Criticizes The NLRB As A ‘Partisan Body;’ Says Average Man Thinks It A C. I. 0. Adjunct |
1 |
07/23/1937 |
(James L.) Houghteling (Chicago Broker & Newspaperman, Husband Of Roosevelt’s Cousin) Named To (Commissioner Of) Immigration (And Naturalization) Post (In Department Of Labor Under Frances Perkins) |
2 |
07/23/1937 |
Scottsboro (Alabama) Judge Warns (N.Y. Defense Attorney, Samuel) Leibowitz-Court Angered By Attorney’s Manner In Cross-Examining Mrs. Victoria Price (Victim) |
3 |
07/23/1937 |
(George) Messersmith Back (From Vienna) To Take New Post (Vita) |
3 |
07/23/1937 |
Chicago Attacks (Senator La Follette, Republic Steel Riot) Report As ‘Biased’ |
5 |
07/23/1937 |
Foes Of (Palestine) Partition Hail Delay On Plan (Churchill, Lloyd-George-Worked Behind Scenes For Delay) |
9 |
07/23/1937 |
(Palestine Partition) Issue Raised In Senate (By Illinois Senator Lewis) |
9 |
07/23/1937 |
(Spanish) Loyalist Planes Said To Be Russian-American Says Soviet Fliers Are Prominent In Ranks And Command Of (Loyalist) Air Force |
10 |
07/23/1937 |
Federal (FBI) Men Asked To Sift Nazi Camps (German-American Bund By Representative Citron) |
10 |
07/23/1937 |
(Alfred Duff Cooper) Defends British Navy On Spanish Conflict |
10 |
07/23/1937 |
Isaia Aisenstadt (Founder Of Jewish Labor Movement), Exile From Russia (Dies In Paris-71) |
19 |
07/23/1937 |
Church Declares Its Independence (At Oxford Cleric Conference World Conference On Church, Community And State) |
19 |
07/23/1937 |
Brazil-U.S. Accord On Trade Criticized-German Paper Says Terms Of Treaty (Negotiated By Hull-Morgenthau) Are Unfair And Unnecessary-Reich Cites Losses |
29 |
07/24/1937 |
Roosevelt Holds Court (Revision-Reorganization) Objectives Gained |
1 |
07/24/1937 |
(Congressional) Committee To Allow Sifting Of (Income) Tax Data Filed By James Roosevelt And Morgenthau |
2 |
07/24/1937 |
Educators Score (Chicago Republic Steel) Strike Riot Police |
2 |
07/24/1937 |
Belgian King (Leopold) Urges New Economic Study In An Effort To Avert War And Rivalries |
4 |
07/24/1937 |
Reich Taxes Males Missing Army Duty-Jews (Disqualified From Military Service) Will Be Hard Hit |
5 |
07/24/1937 |
Soviet Purge Cuts Young Communist Ranks; Eight High Officials Removed As Enemies-Harold Denny |
6 |
07/24/1937 |
Basque Refugee Boys Fight British Police |
6 |
07/24/1937 |
Pastors In The Reich Defy The Police |
16 |
07/25/1937 |
Scottsboro (Alabama Rape) Case Ends (6½ Years After Crime) As 4 Go Free; 2 More Get Prison (Samuel) Leibowitz (N.Y. Defense Attorney) Is Elated (Chronology Of Trial, P. 4) |
1 |
07/25/1937 |
(Oxford World Conference On Church, Community And State) Parley Condemns Nazi Church Curbs |
1 |
07/25/1937 |
(American Legion) Veterans Defied By (German-American) Bund On Camp (Nordland) |
9 |
07/25/1937 |
(Belgian King ) Leopold Cheered By Paris Crowds-His (International Economic) Proposal Is Praised |
20 |
07/25/1937 |
Arabs Now Favor Amity With Jews (Unnamed ‘Arab Leaders’)-Joseph M. Levy |
22 |
07/25/1937 |
German Accusation Denied By Brazilian (Finance Minister) |
22 |
07/25/1937 |
Il Duce Holds War Will End ‘Fictions’ (That U.S. Debts Abroad Are Really Collectable) |
23 |
07/25/1937 |
Soviet Sees Japan In Grave Situation |
25 |
07/25/1937 |
Two Guillotined In Reich (For Betraying Military Secrets) |
26 |
07/25/1937 |
Gandhi Is Jubilant Over Party’s Gains-Says Belief That India Needs British Military Protection Is ‘Gross Superstition’ |
N-1 |
07/25/1937 |
Drive Is Planned To End Prejudices (By Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, Director Of National Conference Of Jews And Christians) |
N-1 |
07/25/1937 |
(Samuel) Untermyer Urges New (N.Y.) Transit Deal (Vita) |
N-3 |
07/25/1937 |
‘Amazing’ Progress Is Seen For Brazil |
F-8 |
07/25/1937 |
Roosevelt’s Prestige Rocked By (Defeat Of) Court (Revision-Reorganization) Fight |
E-3 |
07/25/1937 |
Combination Of Forces Defeated The (Roosevelt) Court (Revision-Reorganization) Bill |
E-3 |
07/25/1937 |
Religious History Written In Oxford (England-World Conference On Church, Community And State Organized) |
E-4 |
07/25/1937 |
Bonnet Fights Against Time-His Powers To Save The Franc Rest On Shifting Politics And May Not Last |
E-5 |
07/25/1937 |
Royal Commissions (Such As That For Partition Of Palestine) Blaze Trails For Britain, Harold Callender |
Mag. 3 |
07/26/1937 |
Roosevelt Choice Of A New Justice Expected At Once-Court Redraft Finished |
1 |
07/26/1937 |
Nazis Jail Brother Of Ref. Martin Niemoeller (Walter); Arrest Is Made Secretly After Three Sermons |
1 |
07/26/1937 |
‘Heils’ Are Absent At German Camp (Northland, Andover, N. J.) |
2 |
07/26/1937 |
(Col. Fulgencio) Batista Discloses Cuban 3-Year Plan |
2 |
07/26/1937 |
Palestine Partition Assailed By (N.Y. Representative Hamilton) Fish-British Proposal Held ‘An Amazing Suggestion And A Deliberate Breach Of Trust’ |
2 |
07/26/1937 |
Dr. (Alfred) Rosenberg Denies Reich Paganism Link |
2 |
07/26/1937 |
Popular Front (Leon Blum) Foes Warned In France |
3 |
07/26/1937 |
British Army League Asks 48 000 Recruits |
3 |
07/26/1937 |
(Social) Security Numbers Given To 29,954,821 |
5 |
07/26/1937 |
Dictatorial Aims Laid To President (Roosevelt By Amos Pinchot) |
6 |
07/26/1937 |
Germany Nettled By Our Brazilian (Economic) Deal |
23 |
07/26/1937 |
Germany Resorts To Wheat Reserves |
23 |
07/26/1937 |
Scottsboro (Rape Case) Group Is Due Here (N.Y.) Today |
32 |
07/27/1937 |
Japanese Troops Cut Off In Peiping, Many Killed; Tokyo Plans Stern Action-Chinese Trap Foes (Map, P. 4) |
1 |
07/27/1937 |
Picture: France Displays A New Aerial Warfare Machine (!) |
3 |
07/27/1937 |
(U.S. Army) Buy 10 Flying Fortresses (B-17’S) |
3 |
07/27/1937 |
Text Of Hirota’s Speech To The (Japanese) Diet |
4 |
07/27/1937 |
(N.Y. Representative Samuel) Dickstein Assails Nazi Centers Here-Camp Nordland Scored |
7 |
07/27/1937 |
(John J. Hughes, Jr., Insane American Who Killed A German In Berlin) Freed From Reich Prison (For Deportation To U.S.) |
7 |
07/27/1937 |
4 Freed (Scottsboro Rapist) Negroes Start Anew Here (Greeted By 2,000) |
8 |
07/28/1937 |
Lower (Federal) Court (Revision-Reorganization) Bill Is Drafted (For Roosevelt); Curbs Power To Enjoin Acts Of Congress, Speeds Appeals (Text) |
1 |
07/28/1937 |
Battle For Peiping Begins; Chinese Are Pushed Back; One Regiment Annihilated-Whole Chinese Regiment Is Slain |
1 |
07/28/1937 |
Reich Requisitions All Wheat And Rye |
1 |
07/28/1937 |
Roosevelt Denies ‘Bias’ In (National) Labor (Relations) Board; Doesn’t Consider Wagner Act One-Sided |
1 |
07/28/1937 |
3 Powers (U.S., Britain & France) Appeal To China And Japan-Treaties Are Not Invoked |
2 |
07/28/1937 |
Lack Of Equipment China’s Weakness |
2 |
07/28/1937 |
Japanese Say Aim Is A Small Area |
3 |
07/28/1937 |
Japan Reassures Peiping Americans |
4 |
07/28/1937 |
(N.Y. Representative, Samuel) Dickstein Lists 46 As Nazi (Spies And) Agitators-Makes Plea For (House) Inquiry-Kuhn Insists On Action |
4 |
07/28/1937 |
British (Merchant) Ship (From Loyalist Port) Is Captured (By Franco) |
4 |
07/28/1937 |
German Privilege In Poland Assailed (In Sejm-All Minorities Should Be Polonized) |
5 |
07/28/1937 |
Anti-U.S. Propaganda In Germany Charged (By Refugee Albert Grzesinski Who Had Formerly Been The Prussian Minister Of The Interior) |
13 |
07/28/1937 |
U.S. Steel Clears Dividend Arrears-4 Year Accumulation Wiped Out |
27 |
07/29/1937 |
Soviet Bars Doors To Many Tourists-Two Americans Arrested |
1 |
07/29/1937 |
R. B. Mellon Estate To Pay $12,424,847 Taxes; Pennsylvania Will Give It To (State) Employees (As Salaries Etc.) |
1 |
07/29/1937 |
Tokyo Sees Hope Of Averting War; Would Curb Fighting, Hirota Says |
3 |
07/29/1937 |
Argentina Urges Treaty On (Political) Asylum |
4 |
07/29/1937 |
(Martin) Niemoeller Faces Trial On 4 Counts |
4 |
07/29/1937 |
Britain Is Far Ahead Among World Navies-Nearly Double Japan’s |
4 |
07/29/1937 |
(Tax Committee) Drops Tax Inquiry On Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt (On Robert H. Jackson’s Recommendation) |
21 |
07/30/1937 |
Connecticut Nazis Named By (N.Y. Congressman, Samuel) Dickstein |
4 |
07/30/1937 |
Roosevelt Speeches Are Being Compiled (For Publication-By Judge Samuel I. Rosenman, Roosevelt’s Intimate Friend And Confidant) |
5 |
07/30/1937 |
(Samuel S.) Leibowitz Bares Scottsboro (Rape Case) ‘Pact’ |
8 |
07/30/1937 |
Russia Forbade 13 To Quit Cruise Ship (James H. R. Cromwell, Later Roosevelt’s Envoy To And His ‘Mouthpiece’ In Canada-Here He Is Evidently Trying To Get Publicity) |
17 |
07/30/1937 |
Japan Continues To Send Gold Here-$12,667,000 Arrives In Week |
29 |
07/31/1937 |
Chinese Routed By Japanese In District 100 Miles Wide-Japanese Win Marco Polo Bridge |
1 |
07/31/1937 |
Partition Of Palestine Is Far Off, Briton Admits At Geneva Meeting-Clarence Streit (League Of Nations Reporter) |
1 |
07/31/1937 |
France Sets Limit On Expenditures-Borrowing Is Curtailed |
2 |
07/31/1937 |
Picture: John J. Pershing And Marechal Philippe Petain Shaking Hands |
3 |
07/31/1937 |
U.S. Census Errors Told At (Population) Congress (Being Held In Paris) |
17 |