| 10/01/1937 |
(Vice President, Henry Agard) Wallace ‘Advises’ On Meat Rise Here-Supply Shortage Cited |
1 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Chamberlain Makes Plea For ‘Fitter Britain’ In Broadcast Opening Big Health Campaign |
1 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Hull Accepts Invitation To Visit Canada, Lord Tweedsmuir To Be His Host |
1 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Pro-China Rally Tonight-Boycott Of Japanese Goods To Be Launched At (Madison Square) Garden (Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Roger N. Baldwin, U.S. Ambassador To Germany William E. Dodd, Luise Rainer And Others To Be Present) |
2 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Picture: William C. Bullitt, U.S. Ambassador To France Here On Vacation |
3 |
| 10/01/1937 |
(Ernst) Bohle In London For Nazi Meeting-To Reassure Churchill |
3 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Japanese Boycott In Britain Grows-Funds For China Urged (By Chief British Rabbi J. H. Herz And Others)-Indian (Nehru) Approves Boycott |
3 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Reich And Poland In Minorities Pact-Follows Bitter Dispute-Warsaw Refused To Renew Silesian Treaty |
4 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Italy Enters Plan For (‘Piracy’) Patrol Of (Mediterranean) Sea (Map) |
4 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Arms Cost Appears In Britain’s Deficit |
4 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Hitler Commends (German) Paris Fair Workers |
5 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Two Church Bodies (‘World Conference On Faith And Order’ And The ‘Universal Christian Council For Life And Work’ Plan World Move (Establishment Of ‘World Council Of Churches’) |
5 |
| 10/01/1937 |
(Mayor Laguardia) Proclaims Loyalty Days |
5 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Morgenthau Silent On (Roosevelt’s) Budget Balancing (Promise For 1939) |
13 |
| 10/01/1937 |
German Group Taxed With Misuse Of Flag (Complaint By German-American League For Culture An ‘Anti-Nazi Organization’) |
16 |
| 10/01/1937 |
Leviathan (Ww I German Ship Taken As Booty By U.S.) Doomed, New Ship Ordered |
22 |
| 10/02/1937 |
(Hugo L.) Black Admits He Joined The Klan; Quit, Then Ignored ‘Unsolicited’ (Life-Membership) Card; Cites Record As Liberal In The Senate (Text)-Roosevelt Misses Black Broadcast |
1 |
| 10/02/1937 |
Britain Deports Palestine’s Arab Leaders; Mufti Of Jerusalem A Refugee In Mosque-Joseph M. Levy |
1 |
| 10/02/1937 |
Open War On C.I.O. Declared By (William) Green (A. F. Of L.) |
6 |
| 10/02/1937 |
Japan Denounced At (Madison Square Garden) Rally Of 10,000-National Boycott Urged (By Assembled, United Pro-Roosevelt Interventionist Liberals-Rabbi S.S. Wise, Mc Connell, Oxman, Etc.-See ‘Pro-China Rally’ Oct. 1, P. 2) |
8 |
| 10/02/1937 |
(U.S.) Neutrality Act Hit As Unfair To China-It Virtually Makes Us An Ally Of Japan,’ (Raymond Leslie) Buell (President Of Foreign Policy Association) Says, Urges Radical Changes |
9 |
| 10/02/1937 |
London Nazi Rally A Quiet Affair-Bohle Denies Agitating |
9 |
| 10/02/1937 |
(Polish Col. Jozef) Beck On Secret Trip To Austrian Capital (To See Kurt Schuschnigg) |
9 |
| 10/02/1937 |
16 Chemical Workers Executed In (Leningrad) Russia |
9 |
| 10/02/1937 |
New Iron Process To Aid Reich Army-Basis Of Goering Concern (Iron From Low-Grade Iron Ore-Germany’s Deposits Lost With Loss Of Lorraine In Ww I-Plant In Salzgitter) |
10 |
| 10/02/1937 |
Freed In Use Of Flag Of U.S. On Nazi Sign (Charge Brought By Non-Sectarian Anti-Fascist League [Samuel Untermyer] & The German-American League For Culture) |
11 |
| 10/02/1937 |
Silk Groups Oppose Boycott On Japan-They Hold Action Would Cut Jobs Here And Also Hurt Cotton Exports |
33 |
| 10/03/1937 |
Paris And London Demand Italian Troops Quit Spain; Soviet Asks Right To Aid |
1 |
| 10/03/1937 |
State Of War Put In Force In Brazil |
1 |
| 10/03/1937 |
Nation’s Press Almost United In Denouncing (Hugo L.) Black Speech |
2 |
| 10/03/1937 |
Black Resignation (From Supreme Court) Put To Roosevelt |
3 |
| 10/03/1937 |
32 Nations Vote (In League Of Nations) To End Neutrality (On Spain-Move Favored By Communists To Aid Loyalists) |
38 |
| 10/03/1937 |
Goering Resisted In (Low-Grade) Iron Ore Plan-Otto D. Tolischus |
39 |
| 10/03/1937 |
Firm British Policy Subdues (Arabs In) Palestine |
42 |
| 10/03/1937 |
(American) Producers Set Up Japanese Boycott |
n/a |
| 10/03/1937 |
Ethiopians Sniping At Italian Troops-Facts Difficult To Get |
E-4 |
| 10/03/1937 |
Are Laws Of War Scraps Of Paper? |
E-3 |
| 10/03/1937 |
(Belgian Premier, Paul) Van Zeeland Tries Anew Against Odds |
E-5 |
| 10/03/1937 |
Cartoon: Anti Axis |
E-9 |
| 10/03/1937 |
Europe’s Youth Calmly Survey A ‘Next War’ |
Mag. 3 |
| 10/03/1937 |
Europe Gets Ready To Meet The Menace From The Skies-Hanson W. Baldwin |
Mag. 8 |
| 10/04/1937 |
Roosevelt Omits (Senator Burton K.) Wheeler’s Name In Montana Talks |
1 |
| 10/04/1937 |
London Mob Raids Fascists’ Meeting-30 Treated In Hospitals-Communists Routed By Nightstick Charges (Picture, P. 14) |
1 |
| 10/04/1937 |
Spanish (Catholic) Hierarchy Is Denounced Here (Text, P. 12 Plus Signatories)-150 Protestant Clergymen And Educators And Laymen Reply To Pastoral Letter-Doubt American Backing |
1 |
| 10/04/1937 |
New Jewish Council (N.Y. Division Of American Jewish Congress) Organized In New Jersey-Dr. S.S. Wise Warns Leaders That ‘Tragic’ Issues Confront Their People |
4 |
| 10/04/1937 |
‘Keep Powder Dry,’ U.S. Is Counseled (By New York Times Correspondent, Frederich T. Birchall) |
9 |
| 10/04/1937 |
Colonies ‘Burden’ Invited By Hitler |
9 |
| 10/04/1937 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler (President Of Columbia University And President Of Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Assails Japan As ‘Assassin’ |
10 |
| 10/04/1937 |
Japanese Learn Friends Are Few |
10 |
| 10/04/1937 |
U.S. Merchant Ships To Avoid War Zones (Unless To Evacuate Refugees) |
10 |
| 10/04/1937 |
British Laborites Will Back Boycott (Of Japan) |
11 |
| 10/04/1937 |
(Wellesley Business Conference) Asks For Boycott On Japanese (Show Of Hands) |
11 |
| 10/04/1937 |
Military Experts See Weak Japan-Air Force Is Condemned-Unable To Lay Down An Artillery Barrage |
11 |
| 10/04/1937 |
Arabs Show Anger By Closing Shops (In Jerusalem) |
13 |
| 10/04/1937 |
Germans At Rally (Madison Square Garden-Steuben Society & German-American Volksbund) Felicitate Hitler-Fealty Pledged To U.S. |
16 |
| 10/04/1937 |
Picture: (British-Born, Arch Interventionist, Episcopal) Bishop William T. Manning |
18 |
| 10/05/1937 |
(John L.) Lewis Joins 12,000 In Backing Mayor (Fiorello Laguardia) |
1 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Italy Will Insist On Spanish (Peace) Plan-Nazis Demand (Return Of Their Lost) Colonies |
1 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Britain Proposes A Power Pact Block Act On Far East (War) |
1 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Britain Opposing Boycott Of Japan |
9 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Japan Is Defiant Of League Critics |
9 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Hooded Men Lynch Negro In Florida |
9 |
| 10/05/1937 |
British Laborites Remodel Party-Left Wing May Benefit |
9 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Reich Commissions Ships (Submarine Flotilla) |
10 |
| 10/05/1937 |
League (Of Nations) For Aims Of Hull On Trade |
11 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Picture: Two Dictators (Hitler And Mussolini) As They Met In Munich |
12 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Picture Shows Hitler Dancing With Farm Girl (At Harvest Festival At Bad Prymont-’The Usually Stern Hitler Face Showed A Happy Mood.’) |
12 |
| 10/05/1937 |
‘Pirate’ (Submarine) Attacks British Destroyer (Torpedo Shot At Destroyer Off Spain) |
13 |
| 10/05/1937 |
(U.S. Shoe Manufacturers’) Shoe ‘Propaganda’ (Against U.S. Pact With Czechoslovakia) Deplored By Hull-Benefits Are Predicted |
13 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Anti-Fascists (Who Attacked Sir Oswald Mosely’s Rally) Sent To Prison In London |
13 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Rift Of Protestants Widens In Germany-Confessional Synod (Anti-NSDAP) Breaks Off Relations With The Methodist Church Over (Bishop) Melle (Who Supported German Government At The Hostile Oxford, England, Church Conference In August) |
14 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Two Crosses Burned (In Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) |
20 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Social Philosophies Found Dividing U.S.-Prof. Edouard Lindeman Holds It Our Task To Fit Democracy To Economic Realities |
26 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Conflict In China Hits (U.S.) Drug Imports |
45 |
| 10/06/1937 |
Roosevelt (In Chicago) Urges ‘Concerted Action’ (‘Isolation Of Dictators Speech’) For Peace And Arraigns War Makers; League (Of Nations) Committee Condemns Japan (Text, Pp. 1 & 16)-China Held Victim-President (Roosevelt) Hits Out |
1 |
| 10/05/1937 |
President’s (Roosevelt’s) Speech Makes Stir Abroad |
1 |
| 10/05/1937 |
U.S. Held Prepared To Help Curb Tokyo-Washington Finds President’s (Roosevelt’s ‘Dictator Isolation’) Speech Opens Door Wide To Collaboration Short Of War-Bertram D. Hulen |
1 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Son Of Mussolini Flies To Franco; More (Italian) Troops Sent-Cream Of (Italian) Force Is In Spain |
1 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Catholic (Mgr. Michael J. Ready) In Reply, Hits Letter (‘Diatribe’) Of 150 (U.S. Protestants Supporting The Red Spanish ‘Loyalists’-Accuses Them Of ‘Lies, Subtle Insinuation And Tortuous Interpretation Of The Facts.’) |
6 |
| 10/05/1937 |
Hitler Voices Anger Against Churches |
7 |
| 10/06/1937 |
‘Ghetto’ Created In Polish Universities-(Polish) Nationalists Hail Move (They Claim The Jews In Polish Colleges Already Exceed 10%, The Percentage They May Legally Send To College According To Their Proportional Representation) |
7 |
| 10/06/1937 |
Picture: Roosevelt In Chicago With Anti-German (Anti-NSDAP) Cardinal Mundelein-President Visits A Friend And Dedicates A Bridge In Chicago |
16 |
| 10/06/1937 |
Nation Wide Press Comment On President Roosevelt’s Address (Advocating ‘Quarantining Dictators’-Generally Favorable. A Few Are Concerned About The Possibility Of War As A Result) |
17 |
| 10/06/1937 |
President (Roosevelt’s) Mother Back From Europe-Found War Fear Widespread Abroad |
18 |
| 10/06/1937 |
Borah (‘Isolationist’) Hails (Roosevelt Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Statement |
18 |
| 10/06/1937 |
Dr. (Alice) Salomon Tells Here Of Her Exile (From Germany)-’Jane Addams Of Germany’ Says No Charges Were Made Against Her By Nazis (Sic)-Shows No Bitterness |
19 |
| 10/06/1937 |
(Col. Frank) Knox (Ardent Interventionist) Praises (Roosevelt’s ‘Peace Policy-Quarantine Of Dictators’) Speech |
19 |
| 10/06/1937 |
Big (Business) Boom To Last 2 Years (Says Babson’s R. B. Wilson) |
40 |
| 10/06/1937 |
(James A. Farrell, Chamber Of Commerce) Urges Trade Pact With The British |
43 |
| 10/06/1937 |
Trade Loss Heavy For U.S. In The Far East (Because Of The Conflict There) |
45 |
| 10/07/1937 |
U.S. Condemns Japan As Invader Of China; Drops Neutrality (Neutrality Act Never Invoked By Roosevelt)-Embarks On New Course-Policy To Back League, Geneva Calls Meeting Of 9-Power Nations-U.S. Statement On Japan (Pp. 1 & 12) |
1 |
| 10/07/1937 |
(Henry L.) Stimson (A Republican Formerly In Hoover’s Cabinet, An Arch Interventionist Like ‘Col.’ Frank Knox And Roosevelt’s War-Time Sec. Of War) Favors Action On Japan-Urges Joint Move By U.S. And Britain To Stop Supplying War Gods To Tokyo-He Praises Roosevelt-Terms Chicago (‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Speech ‘An Act Of Leadership’-Supports Our Backing League (Letter, Text, P. 12) |
1 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Ostracize Japan, (Nevada Senator Key Pittman (Chairman Of Senate Foreign Relations Committee) Demands-Asserts An ‘Economic Quarantine’ (Boycott) Would End Conflict In 30 Days-Holds World Should Act-Calls On ‘Civilized’ Nations, Especially Britain To Join U.S. In A Strong Move |
1 |
| 10/07/1937 |
London And Paris Said To Vie Italy 24 Hours To Reply-Show Of Force Expected |
1 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Japanese Confer On Censure By U.S.-Roosevelt Is Criticized |
1 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Roosevelt Has Named 66 Of 241 Federal Judges |
4 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Reich Press Points To Fate Of Wilson (Regarding Roosevelt’s ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech-Semi-Official Organ (‘Diplomatische Korrespondenz’) Advises Roosevelt Against Starting Something He Can’t Finish-President (Roosevelt) Held To Have Failed To Recognize Bolshevism’s Menace To World Peace |
13 |
| 10/07/1937 |
(French Foreign Minister) Delbos Is Grate For Roosevelt Aid (Praises Roosevelt’s Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech-Curb On Dictators Seen |
13 |
| 10/07/1937 |
London Is Dubious Of (League Of Nations 9-Power) Parley Result-Roosevelt Stand (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech) Hailed |
13 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Chinese Acclaim Roosevelt (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Speech-Dr. Sze (For Ambassador To U.S.) Urges A Boycott (Against Japan-An Excellent Example Of Arguments Which Will Later In World War Ii Become Common Place) |
14 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Russia Pleased By Roosevelt (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Talk-Walter Duranty |
14 |
| 10/07/1937 |
French Memorial To U.S.-(U.S. Ambassador, William C.) Bullitt Pleads For Unity (‘We Are Determined To Stay Out Of War, But This Does Not Mean That We Are Indifferent To The Fate Of EuropeFrance And America AreMarching Together In Peace.’)-Pershing Sees Democracies Forcing Peace-Petain Lauds American Leadership-Effect Of Roosevelt’s (‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Address At Chicago Apparent In Speeches At Ceremony |
14 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Nazis Assail The Vatican |
14 |
| 10/07/1937 |
(Roosevelt Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Speech Applauded In Latin America (Brazil)-Argentines Laud Roosevelt’s Clear Words |
15 |
| 10/07/1937 |
(U.S. Munitions Board License) Lets Russia Buy Battleship Parts (In U.S.) |
17 |
| 10/07/1937 |
(H. Wickham) Steed (British Propagandist Of World War I, Ardent Zionist, Former Editor Of London Times, ‘Holocaust’ Supporter [‘An Unimaginable Human Tragedy,’ The Listener, A Bbc Publication, December 24, 1942]) Holds Nazis Worse Than Reds (At English Speaking Union, Rockefeller Plaza |
18 |
| 10/07/1937 |
18 To Die In Russia For Grain Spoilage |
18 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Reich’s 3 Big Banks Are Privately Owned |
18 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Women Here Would Omit Politician In Peace Plan (Demands Pressure Be Brought On Roosevelt To Invoke U.S. Neutrality Legislation In Chinese-Japanese War) |
18 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Japanese War Lords Are Blamed For War (By Chinese Teacher) |
19 |
| 10/07/1937 |
(Pastor Martin) Neimoeller Baby Born As Father Remains In Jail (Imprisoned 3 Months Ago) |
19 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Roosevelt Keeps Silent-Refuses To Enlarge On Issues Given In His Chicago (‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Speech |
19 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Austria Backs U.S. (Roosevelt) Stand (On Sino-Japanese War) |
19 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Britons Support Catholics (‘Franco’) In Spain |
20 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Madrid (Red, ‘Loyalist’ Spain) Is Overjoyed At Roosevelt (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Speech |
20 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Nazis To Train (Tourists’) Guides-Visitors Will Be Told About The Third Reich’s Accomplishments (‘Propaganda’ By Dr. Joseph Goebbels) |
20 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Submarine (Believed To Have Attacked British Ship Off Spain) Believed Sunk |
20 |
| 10/07/1937 |
American Slain (Fighting With ‘Loyalists’) In Spain |
20 |
| 10/07/1937 |
(Jewish) Women Meet Today In ($6,250,000) Aid Drive |
21 |
| 10/07/1937 |
Marlene Dietrich Denounced By Nazi (Julius Streicher)-Newspaper (‘Der Stuermer’) Declares Star ‘Spent So Many Years Among Film Jews’ She Became (U.S.) Citizen |
31 |
| 10/08/1937 |
U.S. To Join (League Of Nations’) 9-Power Parley, But Avoids Taking The Lead; Japan Will Stand By Policy-Tokyo Can’t Shift-Hull Will Accept (Invitation) |
1 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Powers Spur Italy (Not An Ultimatum After All!) To Reply On Spain; Refusal Forecast |
1 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Boycott Of Japan Pressed By A. F. L.-British Action Is Cue |
1 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Roosevelt (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Stand Praised (By Feminist Leader Mrs. Carrie Champman Catt) |
2 |
| 10/08/1937 |
(French Premier Camille) Chautemps Lauds Roosevelt (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Stand-Warns Aggressor States-He Says Powerful (French) Army Is A Matter For Reflection By Any Invading Force-Tells U.S. Group Paris Is In Complete Accord With (Roosevelt) Speech |
2 |
| 10/08/1937 |
(North Dakota Senator Gerald P.) Nye Here, Warns Of Danger Of War-’Once Again Baited To Save World,’ He Says-Urges U.S. To Invoke Neutrality Act (A Step Avoided By Roosevelt-He Used His Own Edict To Warn Ships Etc. Going To China) |
2 |
| 10/08/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Lauded In Chile (By Government-Owned ‘La Nacion’) For Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Stand |
2 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Gen Chiang ‘Moved’ By Washington (Roosevelt’s Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Stand |
2 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Panama Approves (Roosevelt’s Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Speech |
2 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Soviet Executes 14-101 Persons Have Now Died For Mismanagement Of Farms |
2 |
| 10/08/1937 |
2 British Parties Praise Roosevelt (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech)-Conservatives And Laborites Applaud His Stand Against Aggressor Nations |
3 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Restraint Shown By Reich On China-Roosevelt Is Criticized-Press Assails War Purchases In U.S. By Soviet Following The President’s (Roosevelt’s) Chicago (‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Talk |
3 |
| 10/08/1937 |
(German) Miners Working In France Lose German Passports |
3 |
| 10/08/1937 |
U.S. Cruiser (‘Augusta’ At Shanghai) Is Endangered |
3 |
| 10/08/1937 |
‘Japanese Fanatics’ Hit In A. F. L. Boycott Plea |
4 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Konoye’s Son Admits Violation Of (Kellogg) Pact-(Japanese) Interests Seen At Stake |
5 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Mission To The U.S. By (Leon) Blum (Of France’s ‘Popular Front’) Envisaged |
6 |
| 10/08/1937 |
London Is Advised Ethiopians Rebel-Anonymous Despatch |
6 |
| 10/08/1937 |
(German Teachers) Bar Jewish Music Pupils |
6 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Franco Saves (U.S. Pilot) Dahl (Fighting With ‘Loyalists’) From Death Decree-Court Martial Finds Him Guilty Of Rebellion-Sentence Of Three Russians Tried With American Are Commuted Also |
6 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Memorial (To U.S. Dead In Ww I) Marks Chateau Thierry-Rights Of Weak Stressed |
7 |
| 10/08/1937 |
(U.S.) Navy Developing World’s Greatest Bomber, 50-Ton Flying Boat (Pby-2[?]) With 8,000-Mile Range |
8 |
| 10/08/1937 |
2 Great Statesmen (Pope Pius XI & Jan Christian Smuts) Named By Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler (President Of Columbia University & The Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) |
11 |
| 10/08/1937 |
(Jewish) Refugee Doctors Sue For Licenses Here (Supported By Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League Headed By Samuel Untermyer, President & ‘Scottsboro’ Samuel S. Liebowitz, Associate Council For The Petitioners) |
19 |
| 10/08/1937 |
Mrs. H. L. Hopkins (Nee Duncan) Wife Of WPA Head (Harry L.)-She Is Dead In Washington At Age Of 37-President (Roosevelt) To Be At Rites-Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt, Morgenthau And Laguardia Also To Attend |
23 |
| 10/09/1937 |
(Neville) Chamberlain Pledges Cooperation (With U.S. ‘Peace Policy’) To End Horror Of Two Major Wars; Japan Makes Reply To U.S. And League-Japan Is ‘Misunderstood’ (Sic)-Statement Asserts Nanking Should Be ‘Deemed Menace To Peace Of World’ |
1 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Educators Assail Curbs On Liberty Set By Aggressors (Dr. Charles Seymour, Yale; Dr. Edmund Day, Cornell & Dr. James P. Baxter, Williams-Texts) |
1 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Roosevelt Studies Orient With Aides (Hull, Sumner Welles & Norman H. Davis) |
1 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Roosevelt Hailed By Moscow Press (‘Investia’ & ‘Pravda’)-Walter Duranty |
2 |
| 10/09/1937 |
‘Scourge’ Of China Is (General) Matsui’s Aim |
2 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Japan Confident Of Early Victory-Vital Railroad Is Cut-Officials Believe Fighting Will Be Ended On All Fronts By End Of Year |
2 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Convention (‘National Council For The Prevention Of War’) Scores Boycott Of Japan (As Drastic Action) |
2 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Japanese Actor (Kysuka Tomada) Killed (In Action In China) |
2 |
| 10/09/1937 |
(Pastor Martin) Niemoeller Upheld By Appeals Court-Decision Says Imprisonment Is Not Justified-Demands Prosecutor Bring Charge |
3 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Picture: (North Dakota Senator Gerald P. Nye) Favors (U.S.) Neutrality |
3 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Mussolini’s Son Scouts War Talk-Finds Americans Discuss (War) Issue More Than Europeans-Says Italy Wants Peace-Cites Needs Of Ethiopia |
3 |
| 10/09/1937 |
(Berlin) Jewish Clothiers Gain (In Numbers Since 1933)-’Aryan’ Fair Held In Berlin To Offset Increased (Jewish) Business |
3 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Soviet Purge Kills 6 (‘Terrorists’-Killed Communist Party Member) |
3 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Lindbergh Expected At Munich (Lilienthal Association Aeronautical) Congress |
4 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Gift (Bust Of Martin Luther) Of Ex-Kaiser Shown By (Poultney) Bigelow (Personal Friend Of The Kaiser) |
4 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Scottsboro (Rape Case) Appeal Fought By Alabama |
4 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Dr. Day Inducted (Cornell Univ.), Hits War Makers-Warns Of Dictated Ideas |
8 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Baxter (Williams College) Condemns ‘New Neutrality’ (We Must Use Force To Enforce Peace) |
8 |
| 10/09/1937 |
New Destroyer (‘Fanning’) Put In Commission |
17 |
| 10/09/1937 |
Housing Shortage Held Near In U.S. (By American Public Health Association)-6,000,000 Units Needed |
21 |
| 10/09/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Confers On Cotton (Price) Outlook-(Henry Agard) Wallace Reports On Huge Crop, |
29 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Mussolini Rejects A Parley On Volunteers In Spain (Text), Britain To Keep Door Open |
1 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Italy Says France Still Sends Arms (To Spanish Loyalists)-Land, Sea, Air Are Cited |
1 |
| 10/10/1937 |
U.S. Studies A Shift In Mexican Policy-Duty, Inequality Scanned |
1 |
| 10/10/1937 |
(Father Charles E.) Coughlin Abandons His Radio Program; Archbishop (Edward Mooney) Criticized (His) Attack On Roosevelt |
1 |
| 10/10/1937 |
(Secretary Of Commerce, Daniel C.) Roper Asks Women Guard Democracy-America ‘Last Citadel’ |
4 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Dead Treaties (Vinson-Trammill Act, 1934) Set Size Of Our Navy-Britain’s Fleet Largest (List) |
7 |
| 10/10/1937 |
A Knockout Blow Held Aim Of Japan |
36 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Avoid War Says (Mass. Senator Henry Cabot) Lodge (Jr., The Hero Of Vietnam & Reputed Hit Man For Viet Nam’s Premier Diem) |
37 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Soviet War Games Held In The Far East |
39 |
| 10/10/1937 |
(Japanese) Silk Boycott Spurs Patterson (N. J.) Conference |
39 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Reich Backs Italy On (Spanish Volunteer) Parley Refusal |
40 |
| 10/10/1937 |
800 Zionists Meet (At Detroit, 35th Meeting Of The Jewish National Fund Of America) On Palestine (Partition) Plan-Seeks To Speed Land Buying Program (Of Jews In Palestine)-Partition Issue Barred-Violence Flares In Palestine (Arabs Apprehensive Over Jewish Buying) |
42 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Propaganda Study Is Aim Of Institute (For Propaganda Analysis-Numerous Liberal U.S. Professor From U.S. Universities Listed) |
N-1 |
| 10/10/1937 |
66 Anti-War Clubs Organized (In U.S. Under The Auspices Of The Carnegie Endowment For International Peace, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, President Of Both The Carnegie Endowment For International Peace & Columbia University & One Of The Most Violent, Outspoken Interventionists In The War) In Year-Total Now Stands At 805-(‘International Relations Clubs’ At U.S. Colleges, Universities & High Schools) |
N-3 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Americans Still Uneducated, Says (Robert M.) Hutchins (President Of University Of Chicago); ‘Have Little Knowledge But Much Opinion’ |
N-7 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Reich Negotiates Deal On U.S. Prunes (Bartered For German Goods) |
F-9 |
| 10/10/1937 |
The News Of The Week In Review-End Of Isolation?-F. D. R. Poses A Question (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech) |
E-1 |
| 10/10/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Is Convinced The Nation Is With Him |
E-3 |
| 10/10/1937 |
World Asking How Far Washington Would Go |
E-3 |
| 10/10/1937 |
What Next? Washington Ponders (Roosevelt’s) Foreign Policy |
E-3 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Anti-Roosevelt Carton |
E-3 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Anti-Axis Cartoons |
E-3 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Anti-Goering Cartoon: ‘Iron Hermann’ Puts The Doctor (Schacht) In The Shade |
E-3 |
| 10/10/1937 |
What Would Boycott Do To Japan? |
E-5 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Palestine Is Calm Under Firm (British, Pro-Zionist) Hand-Joseph M. Levy |
E-7 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Picture: President Anastasio Somoza, Nicaragua |
E-12 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Greenbelt (A Roosevelt-Supported [Rexford] ‘Tugwell Town’)-An Experimental Town-Starts Off |
Mag. 3 |
| 10/10/1937 |
Gas (Warfare) Over Europe-How Real Is The Danger? |
Mag. 10 |
| 10/11/1937 |
France Is Turning From Plans To Aid Spanish Loyalists |
1 |
| 10/11/1937 |
Left Keeps Power In French Voting-Communists (Heroically) Hold Own |
1 |
| 10/11/1937 |
Berlin (Catholic) Bishop (Konrad Von Preysing) Sees Faith Being Sapped-Charges Nazis Are De-Christianizing Germany Systematically-Bids Parents Stand Firm (Against German Government) |
1 |
| 10/11/1937 |
(Sir Oswald) Mosley, British Fascist, Is Badly Injured; Stones Are Thrown By Opponents At Rally |
1 |
| 10/11/1937 |
Roosevelt’s Step (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech-’Sudden And Unexpected Emergence As The Leading Figure In The International Arena Coupled With Rumors Of A Gigantic American Rearmament Program’) Worries Germans-They Fear Him As The Prime Mover In New Democratic Front Against Fascism-President (Roosevelt) Seen As A Wilson Quicker On The Trigger-Otto D. Tolischus |
2 |
| 10/11/1937 |
China To Execute Shirking Officers |
3 |
| 10/11/1937 |
‘Enforce Sanctions’ (Against Japan) Is Mexican (Cardenas’s) Position |
3 |
| 10/11/1937 |
(Sir George) Paish (In International Conciliation, Published By Carnegie Endowment For International Peace, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, President) Sees War Signs |
3 |
| 10/11/1937 |
Jews Require Aid In Eastern Europe (Poland & Rumania)-New Anti-Semitic Drive (In Danzig) Opens |
4 |
| 10/11/1937 |
Funds ($2,000,000) To Buy Land (For Jews) In Palestine Voted (At Detroit National Conference On Palestine Land Redemption-Jewish National Fund Of America)-To Raise Emergency Fund-$250,000 For ‘American Region’-Weizmann Stresses Value Of Holdings In Negotiations |
13 |
| 10/11/1937 |
Challenge On (Roosevelt) Court (Revision-Reorganization) Issued By (Montana Senator Burton K.) Wheeler-New Fight ‘Will Tear Party To Shreds,’ He Says, But Foes Of Plan Are Ready |
13 |
| 10/11/1937 |
War On Tyranny Urged By (Dr. Albert) Einstein-’Let Us Not Shun The Fight To Arrest Symptoms Of Moral Decay,’ He Says-Cites Lessons Of Bible (Message To Ymca) |
19 |
| 10/11/1937 |
(Anti-Fascist Italians) Urge White House To Bar Duce’s Son |
23 |
| 10/11/1937 |
God’s Plan Seen In World Unrest (By Presbyterian, Rev. Dr. Merle H. Anderson) |
25 |
| 10/11/1937 |
Pushes (Anti-)Partition Fight-S.S. Wise Again Assails Policy Of Britain On Palestine |
25 |
| 10/11/1937 |
Town Hall Recital Given By (Walter) Gieseking |
26 |
| 10/11/1937 |
Industrial Reich Widens Activity |
27 |
| 10/12/1937 |
Roosevelt Wants Freedom, Not Force To Rule World (Text, ‘Stout Polish Hearts’); Hard Fighting In Two Wars-Urges Union To Freedom |
1&4 |
| 10/12/1937 |
‘Voice Of America’ (Referring To Roosevelt & His Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech) Hailed By (Polish Ambassador To U.S., Jerzy) Potocki (Author Of The ‘Potocki Papers,’ At A Pulaski Day Dinner)-’Clear Call To Morality’-’A Contribution To Peace’ |
4 |
| 10/12/1937 |
Mussolini Urges Reduced Imports |
4 |
| 10/12/1937 |
Reich Determined To Support Franco |
6 |
| 10/12/1937 |
(Tibor) Eckhardt (Budapest) Urges Return Of Hapsburgs |
6 |
| 10/12/1937 |
Czech Nazi Official (Hans Rutha) Is Seized By Police |
7 |
| 10/12/1937 |
(Eisenach) Congress For National Church Has Nazi Hue; (Some) Delegates Wear Uniforms Of Party Officials |
8 |
| 10/12/1937 |
Britain Plays Host To U.S. (American) Legionnaires |
8 |
| 10/12/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Greets Mussolini’s Son-Anti-Fascists Stay Away |
11 |
| 10/12/1937 |
Roosevelt Hails Child Guidance |
27 |
| 10/13/1937 |
Roosevelt Calls Congress For Nov. 15-No Leap Into War (Text ‘Fireside Chat’) |
1 |
| 10/13/1937 |
Gesture By Berlin-It Will Make Declaration Guaranteeing Belgian Neutrality In A War-Military Blow To France |
1 |
| 10/13/1937 |
Puerto Ricans Say They Are Persecuted (By U.S.) |
2 |
| 10/13/1937 |
Roosevelt Blamed For Fall In Stock (Value, By Congressmen Hamilton Fish) |
6 |
| 10/13/1937 |
Negroes’ Housing Held ‘Intolerable’ (By Harold P. Herman)-Public Hearings Fixed |
11 |
| 10/13/1937 |
Reich Has New War Plane (He-112) |
14 |
| 10/13/1937 |
70 Fascist Rioters Arrested In Poland |
16 |
| 10/13/1937 |
Nazis Jail (Naturalized) American Woman (Anna Binhammer) |
16 |
| 10/13/1937 |
New Low Of Joblessness Reached In Germany |
16 |
| 10/13/1937 |
Foreign Orders Rush (U.S.) Machine Tool Makers |
17 |
| 10/13/1937 |
(World) Zionist (Organization) Organizer (Mordecai Bentov) Here |
18 |
| 10/13/1937 |
Reich Buys Cotton On Drop In Prices-Deal To Be Financed (92,128 Bales) |
35 |
| 10/14/1937 |
British-French Ships Act To Bar (Franco’s) Taking Of Minorca-France Is Alarmed |
1 |
| 10/14/1937 |
Reich Gives Pledge To Defend Belgium |
1 |
| 10/14/1937 |
Picture: Roosevelt ‘Standing’ |
12 |
| 10/14/1937 |
Roosevelt Risks Neutrality Fight (In Calling Congress)-Chicago (‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Tone Softened |
16 |
| 10/14/1937 |
(Congressman George Holden) Tinkham Suggests Impeaching Roosevelt For Failure To Invoke The Neutrality Act (Regarding The Sino-Japanese War As Required By Law) |
6 |
| 10/14/1937 |
Roosevelt’s (‘Fireside Chat’) Speech Gets Varied Response |
16 |
| 10/14/1937 |
World Aid Asked For Polish Jews (By Joseph BaskiN-3,000,000 Jews In Poland-’By Far The Saddest Of Any Group In Europe.’) |
17 |
| 10/14/1937 |
Soviet Admiral (Smirnoff) Out; 21 Others Doomed |
18 |
| 10/14/1937 |
(British Catholic) Leaves (Spanish Basque) Refugee (Childrens’) Group (In Protest-They Are Not Being Returned To Spain As Promised) |
19 |
| 10/14/1937 |
Reply Of 175 Catholic Clergy And Laymen To Protestant Letter On Spain |
20 |
| 10/15/1937 |
Chamberlain Courts Italy-Premier Friendly |
1 |
| 10/15/1937 |
German Gain Seen In (Neutrality) Note To Belgium-French ‘Retreat’ Cited-Otto D. Tolischus |
2 |
| 10/15/1937 |
New Foreign Policy Is Laid To (William C.) Bullitt (Alleged To Have Fathered Roosevelt’ Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech)-(Informant) Holds It Dangerous Doctrine (See Entry, Oct. 16, 1937, P. 3) |
2 |
| 10/15/1937 |
Jewish Students Strike (In Warsaw)-Demonstrations Against ‘Ghetto Benches’ (In University) |
2 |
| 10/15/1937 |
China Again Charges Foe (Japanese) Uses Poison Gas |
3 |
| 10/15/1937 |
Pope (Pius XI) Is Reported Supporting Japan |
3 |
| 10/15/1937 |
Picture: (Harold Dahl, A U.S. Pilot Fighting With The Spanish Loyalists)-As American Aviator Faced Franco’s Court |
4 |
| 10/15/1937 |
Foreign Investors Warned By Mexico-Nationalization Will Go On |
5 |
| 10/16/1937 |
Roosevelt For Mediation To Stop Warfare In China-Envisaged Mediation In ‘Fireside Chat’ |
1 |
| 10/16/1937 |
Two British Constables Slain In Palestine |
1 |
| 10/16/1937 |
Hull Opens Talks To Latin America-Cooperation Is Stressed |
2 |
| 10/16/1937 |
Nazis Hail Hitler In Big Coburg Fete |
2 |
| 10/16/1937 |
All Jews In Poland Will Strike Tuesday |
2 |
| 10/16/1937 |
(Soviet) Commissar Ousted; 22 More Executed |
3 |
| 10/16/1937 |
U.S. Urged To Hat Supplies To Japan (By U.S. Citizens In China) |
3 |
| 10/16/1937 |
Advice (On Roosevelt’s ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech, Oct. 15, 1937, P. 2) Denied By (U.S. Ambassador To France, William C.) Bullitt |
3 |
| 10/16/1937 |
(‘Scottsboro’ Samuel) Leibowitz Sues For Fee (Allegedly Due Him From Help Rendered In Defending Richard Bruno Hauptmann) |
4 |
| 10/16/1937 |
(Robert H.) Jackson Declines To Debate (Roosevelt’s) Court (Revision-Reorganization Plan With Frank E. Gannett) |
11 |
| 10/16/1937 |
Dr. B. Dernberg, (Dead At 72, German) War Propagandist-German Was Sent To America In August 1914 To Present Berlin’s Point Of View-Finally Forced To Leave (Retired In 1933 Because He Was Jewish-Known As The J. P. ‘Morgan Of Germany’ Because Of His Admiration For The American) |
19 |
| 10/16/1937 |
Keep Oil For War Ickes Recommends-Secretary (Interior) Declares Fuel Has Become Vital To Defense Of This Country-Permanent Policy Asked |
28 |
| 10/17/1937 |
U.S. Joins Far East Parley But Retains Independence, (Norman H.) Davis Is Our Sole Delegate |
1 |
| 10/17/1937 |
(Nevada Senator Key) Pittman (Roosevelt-Supporting Chairman Of The Senate Foreign Relations Committee) Holds (U.S.) Neutrality Law (Not Invoked By Roosevelt In Sino-Japanese War) Does Not Bar (U.S.) Action In Brussels (Parley) |
1 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Jerusalem Mufti Escapes (British) To Syria-Warrant For Arrest-Joseph M. Levy |
1 |
| 10/17/1937 |
‘General Staff’ Is Asked For Navy-War Time Stress Feared |
12 |
| 10/17/1937 |
(‘Dear Alben’) Barkley Discounts (U.S.) Dictator Fear Here |
15 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Moscow Is Moving To End The Purge-’Traitors’ Have Been Thwarted And Their Plots Exposed-Walter Duranty |
26 |
| 10/17/1937 |
(Sir Oswald) Mosley Leaves Hospital |
30 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Speed In Prospect On (Roosevelt’s) Reorganization (Of The Executive Branch Of Government) |
32 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Mussolini’s Paper (‘Popalo D’italia’) Mocks Roosevelt-$10,000,000 In War Goods Went To ‘Red’ Spain From U.S. Via Russia In Month, It Says |
36 |
| 10/17/1937 |
(Viscount Konoye) Finds ‘Propaganda’ For China In America |
39 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Chinese Rushing (Burma & French Indo-China) Roads To Get (U.S.) Arms |
39 |
| 10/17/1937 |
German Trade Declines |
39 |
| 10/17/1937 |
(‘Fellowship Of Reconciliation’) Fights Boycott Of Japan |
40 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Vatican Resents Tale About Pope (Pius XI Supporting Japan)-Japan Cheered By It (See Entry, Oct. 15, 1937, P. 3) |
41 |
| 10/17/1937 |
German Catholics Consoled By Pope |
41 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Germany Gets Bulk Of Brazilian Imports (24%-U.S. Got Only 21.93%) |
41 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Japan Forced To Pay In Cash (Gold) For Imports |
42 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Picture: Episcopalian, The Right Rev. Henry St. George Tucker (Effectual Ruler Of The Recently Unified Episcopalian Church-Avid Interventionist, One Of Founders Of ‘The Right To Fight, Inc.’) |
N-1 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Dr. Tucker Chosen Episcopalian Head |
N-1 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Mrs. Mc Lean Denies (Bruno Hauptmann Defense) Debt (To ‘Scottsboro’ Samuel Leibowitz) |
44 |
| 10/17/1937 |
(James A. Farley) Says United States Need Fear No War-’Peace Loving’ President (Roosevelt) Will Preserve Safety |
N-2 |
| 10/17/1937 |
For Record (Naval) War Games |
N-2 |
| 10/17/1937 |
(Brussels) Conference Is Result Of Roosevelt (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’) Speech |
E-3 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Congress Cooperation Invited By Roosevelt-Thus Enhancing His Prestige |
E-3 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Pro-Roosevelt Cartoon-Anti-Axis |
E-3 |
| 10/17/1937 |
World Analyzes Power Of ‘Absolutist’ Nations-Hanson W. Baldwin |
E-4 |
| 10/17/1937 |
(Sir Oswald) Mosley’s Fascists Shrink In Numbers |
E-5 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Nazis Make Use Of (Duke Of) Windsor |
E-5 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Roosevelt (Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech) Peace Call Stirs National Debate |
E-6 |
| 10/17/1937 |
The Shape Of Wars To Come |
Book 1 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Landau, Capt. Henry, The Enemy Within, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, N.Y.-Plots, Spies And The Black Tom Blast |
Book 9 |
| 10/17/1937 |
Japan Drives On, Deaf To World Opinion |
Mag. 4 |
| 10/17/1937 |
(Dr. Charles) Seymour (Yale) Calls For Spiritual Freedom |
Mag. 13 |
| 10/18/1937 |
Reich Ready To Aid Accord On Spain In A Colonies Deal |
1 |
| 10/18/1937 |
Left Again Victor In French Polling-Blum (Popular Front-Socialist) Gains Some |
1 |
| 10/18/1937 |
(U.S. Communist, Earl) Browder For Roosevelt (Supports His Chicago ‘Peace Policy-Dictator Quarantine’ Speech) |
2 |
| 10/18/1937 |
Renewed Violence Alarms Palestine-Arab Attackers Escape |
7 |
| 10/18/1937 |
Plans Of Hull’s Visit In Canada Announced-He Will Get Lld At Toronto Friday |
7 |
| 10/18/1937 |
(Pastor Martin) Niemoeller (Protestant Confessional Church) Group Outlawed In Reich |
8 |
| 10/18/1937 |
Urges Funds To Help Jews Leave Germany-J. C. Hyman (Jewish American Joint Distribution Committee) Tells Conference Their Outlook Is Hopeless So Long As Hitler Rules |
9 |
| 10/18/1937 |
Trade Assurances (From Government) Heartens Germans |
25 |
| 10/18/1937 |
Fewer Jobless In Reich |
27 |
| 10/19/1937 |
Czechs Denounced By German Press-Warning Sounded That Reich Will Not ‘Tolerate’ (Sic) Attacks On Blood Brothers |
1 |
| 10/19/1937 |
Italy Says 40,000 (Italians) Are Aiding Franco-’Valencia (Loyalist) Volunteers Far More Numerous,’ It Is Announced, Than This ‘Verifiable’ (Sic) Total-Paris And London Scored |
1 |
| 10/19/1937 |
Picture: Huge Crowd Of Anti-Japanese Demonstration In Trafalgar Square |
3 |
| 10/19/1937 |
Palestine Police Disarmed By Arabs-Officers Are Jeered As Gangs Spread Terrorism In Many Parts Of The Country-One Hurt In Jerusalem-Joseph M. Levy |
6 |
| 10/19/1937 |
Picture: British Fascist Leader (Sir Oswald Mosley) Stoned In Liverpool |
7 |
| 10/19/1937 |
(Germans) Plan Anti-Jewish Exhibit |
7 |
| 10/20/1937 |
(Alf M.) Landon Asks Republicans To Cut Roosevelt Power; Objects To One-Man Rule-Peril Seen Abroad-Challenge By President (Roosevelt) To Neutrality Act (Not Invoking It In The Sino-Japanese War) Is Attacked By Kansan (Text, P. 6)-Asserts Excess Power Has Changed Him |
1 |
| 10/20/1937 |
Officers Quit Posts In (U.S.) German Societies (Inability To Unify Them Into One Large Organization) |
3 |
| 10/20/1937 |
Czechs Link Reich To (Domestic) Nazi Disorders-Hold Henlein’s Autonomy Move And German Press Outbursts Show Clash Was Staged-Berlin Attacks Continue |
13 |
| 10/20/1937 |
Jews Of Poland Strike-Protest Against ‘Ghetto Benches’ In Universities |
13 |
| 10/20/1937 |
Japanese Cabinet Slashes Expenses-Finance Ministry Says Nation Must Tighten Its Belt To Meet Cost Of China War |
14 |
| 10/20/1937 |
U.S. Is Not Bound, Roosevelt Warns-Davis Will Enter The Brussels Nine-Power Parley Without Pledges |
15 |
| 10/20/1937 |
(U.S. Negro) Milton Herndon (Serving With Abe Lincoln Brigade Brother In WPA & A Communist) Dies In (Spanish) Loyalist-Attack |
16 |
| 10/20/1937 |
Episcopal Bishops Urge Unification (Of All Other Churches With Them) |
17 |
| 10/20/1937 |
Poles Are Angered By Danzig Attacks |
19 |
| 10/20/1937 |
Few Ousted By Nazis-Only 7/10 Of 1 Per Cent Of Reich Officials Dismissed |
19 |
| 10/20/1937 |
Soviet Production Shows Steady Rise-Standard Of Living Lags-Walter Duranty |
40 |
| 10/21/1937 |
Italy And Germany Agree To ‘Token’ Withdrawals; Commission To Go To Spain |
1 |
| 10/21/1937 |
F. M. Warburg Dies At 66 In Home Here (Born In Hamburg, Germany, Active In Jdc, Picture, P. 18) |
1 |
| 10/21/1937 |
Palestine Restricts Jewish Immigration; Basing It On Political Capacity Of Country |
1 |
| 10/21/1937 |
Prague Protests Reich Press Drive |
1 |
| 10/21/1937 |
Hebrew University Opens (In Jerusalem-Judah L. Magnes, President) |
4 |
| 10/21/1937 |
Canadian Capital In Tribute To Hull (Picture)-Praises Will To Peace |
6 |
| 10/21/1937 |
(Samuel) Untermyer Asks Defeat Of Levy (Who Was Criticized By Roosevelt) |
13 |
| 10/21/1937 |
4 (Jewish) Refugee Doctors Get Licenses Here (Assisted By ‘Scottsboro’ Samuel Leibowitz And Samuel Untermyer, Pres. Of Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League) |
16 |
| 10/21/1937 |
U.S. Ambassador William E. Dodd (Picture) Sails On ‘Washington’ For Post In Germany (Secretive About His Talk With Roosevelt On Oct. 19, 1937) |
19 |
| 10/21/1937 |
(H. L.) Mencken Derides Roosevelt Voice |
25 |
| 10/22/1937 |
Danzig Nazis Link Free City To Reich; End Center Party-Democracy Ended-Jews Now Being Warned |
1 |
| 10/22/1937 |
James Roosevelt Made Coordinator (By Father, F. D. R.) Of 18 Big (Government) Agencies |
1 |
| 10/22/1937 |
Big-Gun Plane (Bell ‘Aircuda’) Is Delivered To The Army; Weapons Believed Largest Ever Taken Aloft |
2 |
| 10/22/1937 |
(H. G.) Wells (British Socialist-After War Advocated George Vi Abdicate) Assails Talk Of Dictatorship Here-After White House Visit, He Says No Nation’s Ruler Is More Honest Than Roosevelt |
14 |
| 10/22/1937 |
Map Of Czechoslovakia Showing Areas Occupied By Germans |
16 |
| 10/22/1937 |
Poland Charges Treason (Against [German] Editor, Publisher And Several Staff Members Of Kattowice Zeitung, Leading German Newspaper In Polish Upper Silesia) |
16 |
| 10/22/1937 |
U.S. Aids New Plan To Fix (Nicaragua-Honduras) Boundary |
17 |
| 10/22/1937 |
Reich, Italy Insist Soviet Agents (In Spain) Go-Otto D. Tolischus |
17 |
| 10/22/1937 |
French Hold Britain Responsible On Spain |
17 |
| 10/22/1937 |
62 More Executed By Soviet In Purge |
18 |
| 10/22/1937 |
(Walter S.) Steele (National Republic Magazine) Denies Acting As Nazi Propagandist |
18 |
| 10/22/1937 |
(Canada’s) Tweedsmuir Is Host At Dinner To Hull |
18 |
| 10/23/1937 |
Treaty Breaker Denounced By Hull (Text, P. 5) And (Canadian) Premier King |
1 |
| 10/23/1937 |
Nations Again Fail To Agree On Spain In Heated Session-Soviet Refuses To Agree |
1 |
| 10/23/1937 |
Mrs. F. D. (Eleanor) Roosevelt Hailed By Negroes |
3 |
| 10/23/1937 |
2 (Latin American) Nations Accept U.S. Border (Mediation) Offer |
7 |
| 10/23/1937 |
Situation In Danzig Gives Poles Concern-They Fear The Polish Minority Will Be Eliminated As Has The German Opposition |
7 |
| 10/23/1937 |
Soviet Chagrined Over Plan On Spain-Blame Is Laid To Britain |
9 |
| 10/23/1937 |
L. I. (Long Island) Communist Dies In Battle In Spain (Joseph Dallett Serving With Abe Lincoln Brigade-’Loyalists’) |
9 |
| 10/23/1937 |
Soviet Dooms Six; Seizes Two As Spies |
9 |
| 10/24/1937 |
High Court Weighs Scottsboro (Alabama Rape) Case |
11 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Unity Of Powers Urged (By Raymond L. Buell) To Ban War-Sees Losses In Isolation-Sacrifices Might Also Entail (U.S.) Press Censorship |
12 |
| 10/24/1937 |
President (Roosevelt (Roosevelt) Renews Peace Policy (Chicago ‘Dictator Quarantine’) Plea |
24 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Reich Press Leads New Czech Attack |
30 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Nicaragua Will Rearm |
30 |
| 10/24/1937 |
France To Expel Spanish (Loyalist Primarily) Refugees |
32 |
| 10/24/1937 |
12 More To Die In Russia |
33 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Son Of The President (James Roosevelt) Takes A Difficult Job (Appointed By His Father) |
E-3 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Roosevelt And Business: A Debate Reopened |
E-3 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Revived Nazi Pressure Felt By Three Nations |
E-4 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Neutral Belgium An Aid To Reich-Harold Callender |
E-4 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Cartoon: Pro-’Quarantine,’ Anti-Axis |
E-4 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Renewed Violence Worries Palestine-Joseph M. Levy |
E-5 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Curb On Nazi Bund (In America) Asked In St. Louis |
E-7 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Hartley, Livingston, Is America Afraid? A New Foreign Policy For The United States, Prentice Hall, Inc. N.Y.-Designates Germany As The Villain In Europe |
Book 20 |
| 10/24/1937 |
Roosevelt Shapes The Line-Up For 1940 |
Mag. 1 |
| 10/25/1937 |
U.S. Role At (9-Power Brussels) Parley Minimized By Reich (Frankfurter Zeitung) |
6 |
| 10/25/1937 |
Czechs Undaunted By Nazis’ Uproar |
7 |
| 10/25/1937 |
Jews’ Shops Raided By Nazis In Danzig-Police Passive In Riots |
8 |
| 10/25/1937 |
14 (Russians) Doomed For Sabotage |
8 |
| 10/25/1937 |
Germany And Italy To Stand By Franco |
8 |
| 10/25/1937 |
Reich Bishop (Konrad Von Preysing, Berlin) Asks Aid For (Concentration) Camp Work |
8 |
| 10/25/1937 |
German (Jewish) Woman Here Charges Blackmail (By German Government |
10 |
| 10/25/1937 |
Acceptance Urged Of Poland’s (4½% Interest) Offer (Instead Of The Promised 7-8% On Bonds Sold In U.S.)-Negotiations To Continue |
28 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Powers To Isolate Soviet If It Balks On Spanish Issues |
1 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Reich To Rally World’s Germans In Support Of The Four Year (Economic) Plan |
1 |
| 10/26/1937 |
(Supreme Court) Justices Sustain Scottsboro (Alabama Rape Case, Defended By Scottsboro Samuel Leibowitz) Term-Black Disqualifies Self |
1 |
| 10/26/1937 |
(Premier Paul) Van Zeeland Quits Post In Belgium-Minister To Face Charges In Bank Scandal (Picture, P. 4) |
1 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Strike At Russia (Japanese General) Akaki Advocates-Blamed For War In China |
2 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Nazis Still Bait Czechs |
2 |
| 10/26/1937 |
40 Groups Uphold President (Roosevelt) On China (Policies) |
3 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Japan Explained By (Episcopal) Bishop (St. George Tucker-Later, Arch War Interventionist)-Western Nations Must Share Responsibility For Aggression, Says New Church Head |
3 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Brazil Says (Brazilian) Refugee (Former Governor) Ordered Reich Arms |
3 |
| 10/26/1937 |
War On Communism Is Decreed By (Premier Duplessis) In Quebec |
7 |
| 10/26/1937 |
9 Americans (In Abe Lincoln Brigade) Die In Spain |
7 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Brandeis Is Called ‘Invisable’ Power (‘Member Of The Invisible Government At Washington’ By Edward H. Hunter, Called ‘Nazi And Jew Hater’ By His Opponents) |
8 |
| 10/26/1937 |
(W. Averell) Harriman Confers With Roosevelt (Council He Heads Has Long-Range Business Objectives) |
9 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Picture: Erna Sack As She Arrived On The Bremen Yesterday |
18 |
| 10/26/1937 |
M’connell (Methodist Bishop) Sees Free Speech War-Says Liberalism Faces Deadly Attacks From Nationalism In Next Ten Years-He Chides The Church (Picture) |
25 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Propaganda Fight Is Urged By Chase (N.Y. University)-Defends College System |
25 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Says New England Fears Czech (Hull Reciprocal Trade) Pact |
39 |
| 10/26/1937 |
Praise Marketing Of (U.S.) Surplus Crops |
39 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Mayor (La Guardia) Derides ‘Red’ Issue (That They Support Him) And Defends Labor Party |
1 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Norse Leader Here To See Roosevelt-Dr. KohtTo ‘Pave Way’ For Trade Pact In Talks With Hull (Picture) |
5 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Assails Neutrality Law-Senator (Henry Cabot) Lodge (Jr.) Says It Aligns Us With The Strong Against The Weak |
5 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Three Peace Groups Deny Shift In Policy (Less Active Support Of The U.S. Neutrality Act, Not Yet Invoked!) |
5 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Germany Bans (John) Gunther’s Book (Inside Europe) |
5 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Remilitarized Rhineland Has First Army Review |
6 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Our Trade Position Sound, Britons (Viscount Halifax) Hold |
6 |
| 10/27/1937 |
(U.S. Arms) Embargo On Spain Held Pact Breach (By U.S.-By National Lawyers Guild Committee)-Demands It Be Revoked |
8 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Schacht Has Left Economics Office |
8 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Busses Are Ambushed By Palestine Arabs |
9 |
| 10/27/1937 |
German Press Drive Minimized By Czech (‘Highly Placed Official’) |
10 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Finns Ask Curb On Nazis |
10 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Roosevelt Holds To Budget Pledge |
12 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Hoover’s Speech Calling For A Policy Of Progressive Americanism |
14 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Dr. Chase (N.Y. Univeristy) Wants Colleges ‘Neutral’-They Should Shun Propaganda In Favor Of ‘Free Choices’ |
21 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Navy Asks 2 Craft Of ‘Mosquito’ Type (Torpedo Boats)-To Serve As Experiments |
32 |
| 10/27/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Recommends Defense For Peace |
32 |
| 10/27/1937 |
(Ass’t. Sec. Of Navy, Charles Edison) Urges More Battleships |
32 |
| 10/27/1937 |
Hull Defies (U.S.) ‘Bluff’ (Opposition) On Czech (Reciprocal Trade) Treaty (Being Pushed By Him) |
48 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Americans To Fire On All Air Raiders-Admiral Yarnell Issues Orders To Shanghai Shore Posts, Following British Step |
1 |
| 10/28/1937 |
British Send Hood To Balearics; France Also Acts |
1 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Trade Pact Policy Affirmed By Hull As Vital Farm Aid-Reciprocal (Trade) Treaties, He Says, Are Restoring Markets Hit By Old High Tariff-’Reply’ To Capper’s Move |
1 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Text Of Japan’s Reply And Statement Outlining Her Stand On China |
2 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Picture: Keel Of $60,000,000 Battleship Is Laid Here On Navy Day |
3 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Nazi Assails Protestant-(Dr. Hanns) Kerrl Charges Bishop (Theophil) Wurm (Who Later Attacked Gen. Clay During U.S. Occupation) Sides With Enemies Of Germany |
4 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Cardenas Breaks Sonora Opposition-American Property Hit |
4 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Hitler Takes Away (‘Berliner Tageblatt’ Editor, Theodor) Wolff’s Citizenship (Not Stated If Wolff Is Jewish Or Not-Wolff Now In Exile-Action According To Law Of July 13, 1933) |
5 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Reich Is Creating 14th Army Corps-No New Divisions Likely |
6 |
| 10/28/1937 |
‘T. R.’ Is Pictured As A New Deal Foe (By Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.) |
8 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Downtown Pickets Urge (Japanese) Silk Boycott |
9 |
| 10/28/1937 |
(H. G.) Wells Deplores Lag In New Deal-Asks Wider Civil Service |
12 |
| 10/28/1937 |
Koht Visits Hull On (Reciprocal Trade) Norway Pact-Also On Peace Policies |
45 |
| 10/29/1937 |
Mussolini To Back Germany’s Efforts To Regain (Lost) Colonies |
1 |
| 10/29/1937 |
(Jewish) Bronxite’s (Isador Gennett, Jewish War Veterans’ Association & American Legion) Is A Shock To Nazis (On The Unter Den Linden German War Memorial) |
1 |
| 10/29/1937 |
(Sir Arthur) Wauchope To Retire As (British) Palestine Chief-Commissioner Who Has Been Under Fire For Leniency To Arabs To Quit Early Next Year (Picture) |
3 |
| 10/29/1937 |
Hadassah (Jewish Women’s World Zionist Organization) Adopts ($270,190) Palestine Budget |
3 |
| 10/29/1937 |
Britain To Return (Spanish) Basque (Refugee) Children-Parents Signed Petition |
4 |
| 10/29/1937 |
(Dr. Alfred) Rosenberg Blasts American Critics-He Cites Reich As Model |
4 |
| 10/29/1937 |
Mayor (Laguardia) Sees (Boss) Tweed Outdone By (Tammany) Heirs-Ridicules ‘Red’ (Support) Charges |
8 |
| 10/29/1937 |
Roosevelt Views Movies’ Problems-Will Hays (Movie Censor!), At Hyde Park, Voices Hope Britain Will Ease Restrictive Quotas-Fran(K)Furter Also Guest |
14 |
| 10/29/1937 |
Wider Vision Asked By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt-Warns ‘Isolated’ Minds |
23 |
| 10/29/1937 |
U.S. Exports Rose 35% In September-7% Gain Over August |
31 |
| 10/29/1937 |
Japan Ships $6,600,000 More Gold Here; Hoarding Continues Unabated In London |
31 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Hitler Expected To Ask (For) Colonies And Autonomy Of Czech Germans |
1 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Reich Bars Action In Spanish Session-Saves Face For Russia-Soviet Remains Adamant |
1 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Former Commissar Removed By Soviet-52 More Doomed In Agricultural Areas |
2 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Britain To Combat Foes’ Radio News (On Bbc) |
2 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Henlein Deputies Bold (Czech Dominated) Parliament |
2 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Nazis Let Wreath Of U.S. (Bronx) Jew Remain (On Berlin War Memorial For German Fallen) |
3 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Reich Rejects Bid To 9-Power Parley (On Grounds It Was Not An Original Signatory) |
3 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Helium Purifying Plant Is Ordered (In Germany) For Zeppelins (Because Of High Cost Of The Gas In America) |
3 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Nazi Parade Plot Charged By Mayor (Laguardia)-Sees Hand Of Tammany |
7 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Laguardia Fears Violence At Polls |
9 |
| 10/30/1937 |
Suit On Citizenship (Withdrawal From) Against (Fritz) Kuhn Fails-Only (Federal) Government Can Dispute Rights |
9 |
| 10/30/1937 |
(Acting Secretary Of State, Sumner) Welles Lauds (Political) Aims Of Flying Caravan |
36 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Roosevelt Gaining Younger Judiciary (By His Appointments) |
1 |
| 10/31/1937 |
1,300 Police Guard 800 Nazi Paraders-Scuffles On Sidelines |
7 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Jews Held Doomed Under Nazi Regime-Dr. Joachim Prinz (From Berlin) Says Next Ten Years Will See Their Extinction In Reich-Dr. SpiegelTells Hadassah (At Atlantic City) The (German) Hardenberg Code Of 1812 Was Designed To Undermine Judaism |
18 |
| 10/31/1937 |
(Marshal) Smigly-Rydz (Pilsudski’s Successor, At A Meeting Of The ‘Camp Of National Unity’) Denies Leaning To Fascists |
26 |
| 10/31/1937 |
French Again Talk Of Opening (Spanish-French) Border-Breakdown Now Feared |
32 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Neurath Protests Naming (Japan) Aggressor |
34 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Anti-Japanese In U.S. Hit By Viscount Konoye |
35 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Chinese Thank U.S. For Medical Help |
35 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Japanese Resent British Attitude-Accused Of Aiding China |
36 |
| 10/31/1937 |
(Bronx, Jewish-American) Veteran’s Wreath Removed By Nazis (From German War Memorial On Unter Den Linden, Berlin) |
38 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Roosevelt Extols Pacts Of Americas |
38 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Reich Will Produce All Of Its Gasoline (By Fischer-Tropsch & Bergius Processes) |
38 |
| 10/31/1937 |
War On ‘Piracy’ Studied (By British, French & Italians) |
38 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Reich Creates (Catalog & Purchasing) Firm For Germans Abroad (So That They May Buy German Goods Which Might Be Boycotted Locally) |
38 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Roosevelt Lauds Prayer For Peace |
38 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Huge Potato Crop Will Aid Germany |
38 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Nazis To Build Workers’ Resort (At Kolberg, East Prussia) |
38 |
| 10/31/1937 |
League To Liquidate The Nansen (Refugee) Office (Issued The ‘Nansen Passports’) |
40 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Propaganda Foes Expose Its Tricks (‘How Propaganda Works’) |
N-1 |
| 10/31/1937 |
15,000,000 Sought To Police World-Young Harvard Graduate Group Plans Youth Army To Supplant League |
N-2 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Business Takes Heart Despite Roosevelt Talk |
E-3 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Cartoons: Typical Anti-Japanese |
E-3 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Hull Confidant World Can Be Led To Peace |
E-4 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Van Zeeland Loss Is Felt By Belgium-Quit To Clear Name In Bank Charges-Under Fascist’s (Leon Degrelle’s) Attack |
E-4 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Democracy In Retreat Before Dictatorship-Year’s Record Of Diplomatic Duels Is One Of Unsuccessful Bluff And Repeated Surrender |
E-5 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Soviets Fighting Isolation-Walter Duranty, Moscow |
E-5 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Planned Economy; Have We Too Much?-Henry Hazlett |
Mag. 1 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Another Historic Chapter Is Written In Danzig-Emil Lengyel |
Mag. 5 |
| 10/31/1937 |
Picture: Bell Airacuda |
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