11/01/1937 |
Majorca Is Found To Harbor 500 Italian And Reich Fliers |
1 |
11/01/1937 |
Italy And Germany Mutually Vow Aid If 2 Powers Attack-Chamberlain Is Cautious |
1 |
11/01/1937 |
Drive On Shirkers Ousts 3,465 In (Harry L. Hopkin’s) WPA |
1 |
11/01/1937 |
Dr. S.S. Wise Aid Mayor (Laguardia In His Election) |
3 |
11/01/1937 |
Army Plans Mass Recruiting If War Comes; State Groups (National Guard Units) Would Enlist 500,000 At Once |
8 |
11/01/1937 |
Pact On Terrorism Up In Geneva Today |
11 |
11/01/1937 |
Foreign (Volunteers With Loyalist Forces) Fighters Honored In Madrid |
12 |
11/01/1937 |
French Party (Radical Socialists) Urges Relief For Germany (To Allow Them Access To Raw Materials) |
15 |
11/01/1937 |
Prague Paper Makes Retort To Germany-Nazi Injustices To Minorities Cited In Contrast(To Czech) |
15 |
11/01/1937 |
Hadassah Pleads For One (Un-Partitioned) Palestine-A Continued (British) Mandate Without Partition |
17 |
11/01/1937 |
Imports Of Gold (Into U.S.) Fall Last Month |
37 |
11/02/1937 |
(Anthony) Eden Asks Our Aid On China, Pledging Equality Of Action |
1 |
11/02/1937 |
Boldness Of Nazis Alarms Austrians |
19 |
11/02/1937 |
Soviet Executes 6 More |
20 |
11/02/1937 |
(Japanese) Editor Says Japan Is Not Aggressive-Lay Outbreak (Of War) To China |
21 |
11/02/1937 |
Vladamir Vorobieff, Embalmer Of Lenin (Dies) |
25 |
11/02/1937 |
Picture: Hitler And Windsors At Berchtesgaden |
27 |
11/03/1937 |
Rome-Tokyo Pact Held Peace Peril (By Moscow) |
7 |
11/03/1937 |
(Roosevelt’s) ‘Quarantine’ (Dictators-’Peace’) Policy Perilous, Nye Says |
7 |
11/03/1937 |
Picture: The Red Armies Of China Giver Her A United Front (They Are Armed With U.S.-Made Machine Guns!) |
7 |
11/03/1937 |
(Acting U.S. Sec. Of State, Sumner Welles) Explains U.S. Role In 9-Power (Brussels) Parley |
7 |
11/03/1937 |
(Albert) Foerster Foresees Danzig Under Reich |
9 |
11/03/1937 |
Nazis Open Exhibits On Eastern Europe (Shows Role Of Germans) |
9 |
11/03/1937 |
Peril Here Is Seen In Aerial Bombing-Guns On Roofs Suggested |
25 |
11/04/1937 |
Windsors’ U.S. Trip Assailed By Unions (For Having Visited Hitler In Berchtesgaden) |
1 |
11/04/1937 |
Brussels (9-Power) Parley Develops Move To Align Democracies In Resistance To Dictators-United Front Goal-DelegatesPursue Aim In Private Talks-But Disclaim Leadership For U.S. |
1 |
11/04/1937 |
Danzig Police Seize Jews’ Bank Deposits; Jail Wealthy Merchants And Shopkeepers |
1 |
11/04/1937 |
70 To 80 Die In Raid By Rebel Bombers-Loyalist Spain Incensed |
2 |
11/04/1937 |
Address By (Norman H.) Davis (Roosevelt’s Delegate To The Conference, Unauthorized To Involve U.S. Supposedly) At Opening Of Brussels (9-Power) Parley |
4 |
11/04/1937 |
Hitler Protests Distortion Of His Speeches In Books |
7 |
11/04/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Assured Of Labor Loyalty (American Labor Party) |
8 |
11/04/1937 |
(His Own) Speeches Delux Gift Of President (Roosevelt) |
10 |
11/04/1937 |
24 (Protestant) Churchmen Face Trials In Germany |
19 |
11/04/1937 |
Dorothy Thompson Urges Free Courts-Foresees Possible Supreme Court Of ‘Stooges’ |
21 |
11/04/1937 |
(U.S.) Exports Of Steel Highest Since 1920-Trade With Far East Cut |
41 |
11/04/1937 |
Japan Increases Gold Shipments (To U.S.) |
43 |
11/04/1937 |
Germany Fighting Trade Isolation-Raw Materials Famine |
51 |
11/05/1937 |
Hitler To Mediate In Far East War; Both Sides Accept; Armistice Likely; Brussels Powers To Question Tokyo-Reich Makes Offer |
1 |
11/05/1937 |
Standard Oil Land Seized By Mexico-Cardenas Ends Treaty |
1 |
11/05/1937 |
2 Reds And A Spy Executed In Reich (Spy Peter Sausen & Communist Labor Leaders, Adolf Rambte & Robert Stamm-Appeal Sent By William Green, Af Of L) |
2 |
11/05/1937 |
Chamberlain Bares Talks With Rebels (Franco) |
4 |
11/05/1937 |
Munitions Reach Mexico-1 000 Tons Of U.S. Supplies To Be Shipped To (Spanish) Loyalists |
4 |
11/05/1937 |
Turks Lead Arms Buyers-Washington Licensed $2,670,000 Exports To Them In October |
4 |
11/05/1937 |
Mussolini Says Italy Will Defend ‘Peace’ |
4 |
11/05/1937 |
New York Editor Held In (Spanish Loyalist) Valencia-Accused Of Trotskyism |
4 |
11/05/1937 |
(Protestant) Church Modifies (‘Waters Down’ Its Pro-Loyalist) Report On Spain |
5 |
11/05/1937 |
(Maurice) Duperrey (Of Rotary Clubs International) Doubts Europe Will Fight-Nations Realize War Would Be Suicidal |
7 |
11/05/1937 |
(Cuban) Medal To First Lady (Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt) |
15 |
11/05/1937 |
Picture: Roosevelt & Hopkins |
15 |
11/05/1937 |
Brazil Is Fighting Aski Mark Policy (See Entry Nov. 12, 1937, P. 35)-Roosevelt Asks Help Of (U.S.) Business Men |
32 |
11/06/1937 |
Hitler Mediation In China How Held To Be Premature-Plan A Possibility-Berlin Report Seen To Have A Substantial Basis At Brussels (9-Power Parley, Attended ‘Unofficially’ By U.S.) |
1 |
11/06/1937 |
Reich And Poland In Minorities Pact |
2 |
11/06/1937 |
Goebbels Threatens Clergy With Treason |
2 |
11/06/1937 |
Austria Seeks Truce With Reich On Trade |
2 |
11/06/1937 |
Henlein Aid (Rutha) Suicide In Czechoslovak Jail-Was Held On (Undisclosed) Immorality Charges |
2 |
11/06/1937 |
L288,000,000 Spend By Britain In Arming-Fifty-Eight Plants Erected-Five Airplane Works To Produce Soon |
3 |
11/06/1937 |
Dr. Koht In Accord With Hull On (Reciprocal) Trade Treaty |
17 |
11/06/1937 |
Fear Arms Race End Will Reduce Trade-Foreign Trade Convention Asks Move For Expansion To Halt Possible Depression-Reciprocal (Trade) Pacts Lauded |
29 |
11/07/1937 |
Italy Joins Japan And Reich In Pact Against Communism; New World Line-Up Is Seen-Soviet Chiefs (Heroically) Defy Fascist Pact |
1 |
11/07/1937 |
U.S. Sees Danger In (Axis) 3-Power Accord-Protocol Against Communism Increases Difficulties Now Facing World, It Is Held |
1 |
11/07/1937 |
(U.S.) Government To Pay Farmers $L,500,000 To Feed Surplus Potatoes To Livestock |
1 |
11/07/1937 |
9-Power (Brussels) Parley Asks Japan To Exchange Views On China; Tone Of Note Conciliatory (Text)-U.S. Project Fails-Davis Wanted To Stress Futility Of Force In Settling Disputes-But Effort To Meet Tokyo’s ObjectionsIs Not Expected To Succeed |
1 |
11/07/1937 |
Warns Of War’s Effects-(Ass’t. Sec. Of State, Francis B.) Sayer In Virginia Says Neutrality Act (Not Yet Invoked!) Cannot Save Us |
2 |
11/07/1937 |
(Samuel) Untermyer (President Of Non-Sectarian Anti-Fascist League & Associate Of Joint Boycott Council Of The American Jewish Congress And Jewish Labor Committee) Assails Duke (Of Windsor)-Asserts Former King Is Hitler’s ‘Latest Roving Ambassador’ |
2 |
11/07/1937 |
Navy Asks Funds For Full Strength-Walsh-Healy Act Is Hit |
3 |
11/07/1937 |
Sees (Roosevelt) ‘Dictator Step’ In Special Session |
4 |
11/07/1937 |
Dr. Koht Predicts New (Reciprocal) Trade Treaty-Sees Hull Serving Peace |
33 |
11/07/1937 |
German (Confessional Church) Protestants Assail Dr. Rosenberg |
34 |
11/07/1937 |
U.S. To Investigate Mexican Seizure (Of U.S. Company’s Oil Lands)-250,000 Acres Are Seized |
35 |
11/07/1937 |
Jews In Poland Hailed (By Jewish American Joint Distribution Committee Report)-3,000,000 ‘Standing Ground’ Despite Pogroms, Says Report |
37 |
11/07/1937 |
Reich ‘Bluff’ Seen In Mediation Plan-Regarded As Part Of A Game With Democracies-Sir Arthur Willert (London) |
39 |
11/07/1937 |
Nicaragua Is Worried By A Lack Of Arms |
39 |
11/07/1937 |
Japan’s Situation Believed Critical-Financial Position Is Most Grave |
39 |
11/07/1937 |
Mayflower Society Asks (Roosevelt For) Inquiry On Nazis |
40 |
11/07/1937 |
3 Rabbi’s Sermons Cite Election (Of La Guardia) |
N-2 |
11/07/1937 |
Industrial Plans For War On File-Navy, Army Needs Listed |
N-7 |
11/07/1937 |
The News Of The Week In Review-Dictatorships Threaten On Two Fronts |
E-1 |
11/07/1937 |
Hitler Tries Fishing In Oriental Waters-Appears Willing To Be Mediator In Far-Eastern Pact |
E-3 |
11/07/1937 |
Europe’s Riddle-For What Will Britain Fight |
E-3 |
11/07/1937 |
Cartoon: Roosevelt, Eden & Delbos Afraid To Accept Dictatorship’s Challenge (Glove-Roosevelt, Standing, Is Very Much An Essential Part Of The Picture |
E-4 |
11/07/1937 |
Brussels (9-Power) Parley Opens Big Issues-Liberal Western Counties Concentrate On Finding Out American Policy-Davis Draws The Line (Does He Also Set The Line?) |
E-4 |
11/07/1937 |
Reich Splits Italy From Old Allies-First Step In Winning Il Duce To Fascist World Ideology (I Thought He Had Invented Fascism) |
E-4 |
11/07/1937 |
Germany Weighing Move To Get Back (‘Stolen’) Colonies |
E-5 |
11/07/1937 |
James Roosevelt Begins His (Government) Job As Coordinator (To Which His Papa Had Appointed Him) |
E-10 |
11/07/1937 |
From Czar To Stalin: Twenty Fateful Years |
Mag. 3 |
11/07/1937 |
The Man And The Woman Whom China Obey |
Mag. 7 |
11/07/1937 |
The Army Tests A New Defense To Smash The Tank |
Roto. |
11/08/1937 |
Czechoslovakia Is Confident Of Resisting Nazi Pressure-Otto D. Tolischus |
1 |
11/08/1937 |
Flow Of Gold Now Away From U.S.A. Credit Base Firm |
1 |
11/08/1937 |
Brussels (9-Power) Parley Viewed As Futile |
1 |
11/08/1937 |
(Hamilton Fish) Urges (Anti-Lynching) Plea To Roosevelt |
3 |
11/08/1937 |
Great Peril Is Seen In Palestine Project-Foreign Policy Association Says Arabs In Proposed Jewish State Are Obstacle |
6 |
11/08/1937 |
(Jewish National Fund) To Sell Palestine Bonds (To Buy Land) |
6 |
11/08/1937 |
Embargo On Japan Urged (By A. F. Of L. & C.I.O.) |
6 |
11/08/1937 |
U.S. Driving Europe To War Nazi (Julius Streicher) Holds |
9 |
11/08/1937 |
Jews Face Curbs By Mexican Laws |
9 |
11/08/1937 |
Budapest Jews Raided |
9 |
11/08/1937 |
Aid For Danzig Urged (By Albert Foerster) |
9 |
11/08/1937 |
95 Reich (Protestant) Churchmen Are Now In Prison |
9 |
11/08/1937 |
Revival Of Ardor For Judaism Urged-Need For Faith Stressed |
10 |
11/08/1937 |
World Crisis Near, Dr. H. F. Ward Holds-Civilization Must Adjust Itself To Democratic Principles Or Be Doomed, He Declares-Attends Free Synagog-Dr. S.S. Wise And Dr. Goldstein Join His Views On Dark Outlook For Peace |
12 |
11/09/1937 |
Chaplains In German Army Oppose Nazi Church Policy |
1 |
11/09/1937 |
U.S. ‘Un-Neutrality’ On Spain Assailed (By Montana Congressman, Jerry J. O’connell)-Says He Will Seek Modified Policy (To Favor Loyalist Spain)-Sees Loyalist Victory-Denies Reds Dictate To Government |
12 |
11/09/1937 |
Seller Of Altered Passports Convicted; Aided (Loyalist) Volunteers Here To Reach Spain |
12 |
11/09/1937 |
Danzig Diet Marks End Of Opposition-Poland Blocks Change In Flag |
14 |
11/09/1937 |
(Julius) Streicher Opens Anti-Semitic Fair |
15 |
11/09/1937 |
Democracy Curbed In Czechoslovakia-Revolutionaries Banned-Otto D. Tolischus |
18 |
11/10/1937 |
Chamberlain Hopes U.S., Britain May Find Closer Understanding-Promises London Will Keep In Step With This Country In Settling Far Eastern War |
1 |
11/10/1937 |
German Mediation Favored In Tokyo (In Settling Far-Eastern War-Germany Friend Of Both Japan & China) |
1 |
11/10/1937 |
Nazi Boycott (Joint Boycott Council Of The American Jewish Congress And Jewish Labor Committee, Joseph Tenenbaum, Pres.) Brings $75,000 Fine-Arbitration Board Named By Jewish Group Penalizes 3 Fur Concerns Here-Pelts Sent Via Germany |
11 |
11/10/1937 |
Arabs In Ambush Murder 5 Zionists-Joseph M. Levy |
13 |
11/10/1937 |
Poles Calm On Danzig |
13 |
11/10/1937 |
Anti-Jewish Rioting Resumed In Poland |
17 |
11/10/1937 |
Picture: Deceased J. Ramsey Macdonald |
19 |
11/10/1937 |
19 More Executed As Trotsky Aides (In Russia) |
19 |
11/10/1937 |
Minorities Issue Harasses Prague-Otto D. Tolischus |
20 |
11/11/1937 |
U.S. Fears Fascism In Latin America |
1 |
11/11/1937 |
Brown Shirts Told To Combat Church-66 More Pastors Jailed |
2 |
11/11/1937 |
Nazi Press Hails (Brazil’s) Vargus |
4 |
11/11/1937 |
Palestine Orders Death For (All) Gunmen |
8 |
11/11/1937 |
Notre Dame Club Scores (Spanish) Loyalists-Radicals Are Assailed |
10 |
11/11/1937 |
Right To Scrap (And Sell?) Ships Is Sought By Navy |
12 |
11/11/1937 |
Gen. (Hugh S.) Johnson (Former Nira Administrator) Calls New Deal A Peril |
16 |
11/12/1937 |
State To Take Over All Coal In Britain Under Cabinet Bill |
1 |
11/12/1937 |
Soviet Purge List Includes 3 Envoys (Poland, Germany & Turkey) |
1 |
11/12/1937 |
Japan Rejects Bid Of 9-Power Parley-More Unity At Brussels |
1 |
11/12/1937 |
Peace Pleas Made From Five Nations-(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (President Of Columbia University & Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Assails Isolation Folly-Roosevelt Stand Upheld |
2 |
11/12/1937 |
War To Gain Peace Upheld By (Rev. Dr. Roelif H.) Brooks-Terms Last War ‘Holy’-He Condemns ‘Slavery’ (Sic) Under Fascism |
3 |
11/12/1937 |
(Rear Admiral Clark H.) Woodward Urges Nation To Prepare-’Our Enormous Stake In World Must Be Protected At All Costs,’ |
3 |
11/12/1937 |
(Former Pacifist Of World War I) Sergeant York Ready To Join War On Japan |
3 |
11/12/1937 |
Lunatic Gives King At London Service-Shouts ‘You Are Deliberately Preparing For War’ At The Armistice Day Fete-Police Subdue Annoyer-No Criminal Charge Will Be Made (Picture) |
5 |
11/12/1937 |
Reich Dooms Dutchman (Treason-Reported Lured Into Germany(Across Border At Venlo, Holland) |
12 |
11/12/1937 |
Navy Building Kept A Secret By Japan |
13 |
11/12/1937 |
Quarantine Urged On Goods For Japan (By ‘American Committee For Peace And Security In The Pacific’) |
14 |
11/12/1937 |
Reich Intensifies Czechs’ Problems-Otto D. Tolischus |
17 |
11/12/1937 |
(U.S. Mobilized) ‘Army On Wheels’ Makes Night Dash |
18 |
11/12/1937 |
Germany May Gain Business In Brazil-Re-Establishment Of Aski Mark Trade On Big Scale Feared By Exporters Here (See Entry, Nov. 5, 1937, P. 32) |
35 |
11/13/1937 |
Stronger (‘Democratic’) Front To Japan In Brussels (9-Power) Parley |
1 |
11/13/1937 |
British Seek Reich’s Amity-Halifax Visit Set-Eden Over-Ruled) On Move |
1 |
11/13/1937 |
White Russia Again Undergoes Purge; Second In 5 Months |
1 |
11/13/1937 |
Leniency To Nazis ‘Imperils’ Hungary-G.E.R. Gedye |
3 |
11/13/1937 |
Medicine Shipment Goes By Air To China (From U.S.A.) |
8 |
11/13/1937 |
Reich Police Close A U.S. News Bureau (Jewish Telegraph Agency) |
8 |
11/13/1937 |
(Hsias) Aid To 86,772 (Jews) |
10 |
11/14/1937 |
Mild Criticism Of Japan Is Drafted By 19 Powers: Action Is Left To Future |
1 |
11/14/1937 |
(U.S.) ‘Army On Wheels’ Rolls To A Record (Picture, P. 38) |
1 |
11/14/1937 |
Soviet Purge Hits Finnish, Estonian Reds; Many In Leningrad Executed Or Deported |
1 |
11/14/1937 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler (Montana) Hails President (Roosevelt)-Says Roosevelt Has Done Most For The Common People |
5 |
11/14/1937 |
Polish Socialists Ask Voting Change-War-Like Trend Is Noted |
28 |
11/14/1937 |
Berlin Paper (‘Voelkischer Beobachter’) Urges Ukraine’s Liberation |
28 |
11/14/1937 |
British Fear Reich In Central Europe-Democracies Distracted-But War Is Held To Be Last Thing That The German And Italian Dictators Want-Sir Arthur Willert |
29 |
11/14/1937 |
(N.Y. Court) Won’t Act On (German-Jewish) Refugees (Physicians, Desiring To Practice In New York State) |
29 |
11/14/1937 |
Henlein Controls 15% Of Czech Vote-Otto D. Tolischus |
33 |
11/14/1937 |
Text Of Davis; Declaration At Brussels |
34 |
11/14/1937 |
Armistice In China Expected In Tokyo |
36 |
11/14/1937 |
20,000 Pack (Madison Square) Garden To Salute Soviet-3,000 Take Party Pledge |
39 |
11/14/1937 |
New Anti-Plane (Swedish Bofors) Guns Bought By British |
39 |
11/14/1937 |
Cost Of War High As Against 1914-18 |
N-1 |
11/14/1937 |
Hungarian Nazism Is Gaining Rapidly-G.E.R. Gedye |
E-4 |
11/14/1937 |
Versailles Pact Is Whittled Away |
E-5 |
11/14/1937 |
British Price High On Ceding (Former German) Colonies |
E-5 |
11/14/1937 |
Religious Strife Grows In Germany |
E-5 |
11/14/1937 |
Europe Wonders About Roosevelt-Harold Callender |
Mag. 4 |
11/14/1937 |
Picture: Bell Airacuda In Flight-’The Fiercest Warrior Of The Skies’ (It Was A Flying Coffin!) |
Roto. |
11/15/1937 |
(Anthony) Eden Seeks To Quit Over Halifax Visit (To Germany), But Changes Mind |
1 |
11/15/1937 |
Czechs Disparage Nazi Minority Idea-(Czech) Germans Treated Well |
4 |
11/16/1937 |
Oil Pact With U.S. Upset By Mexico |
1 |
11/16/1937 |
(Arnold) Bernstein, Ship Operator, On Trial For Life; Accused Of Breaking Reich (Foreign) Exchange Laws (Picture, P. 5) |
1 |
11/16/1937 |
Reich Ousts Reporter For Epizootic Story (Referred To Outbreak Of Hoof And Mouth Disease In Germany As Related To The Four Year Economic Plan) |
2 |
11/16/1937 |
Firm Neutrality Is Aim In Congress |
3 |
11/16/1937 |
American (Sam Baron, Socialist) Fearful For (Spanish) Loyalist Cause |
5 |
11/16/1937 |
45 Jews Arrested In Jerusalem Fights-24 Of Them Sent To (British) Concentration Camp-Jewish Quarters Are Penalized For First Time |
5 |
11/16/1937 |
‘Small Wars’ Held Powers’ Real Aim-Millis Finds No Cure |
24 |
11/17/1937 |
Senators Ask Curb On Declaring War |
1 |
11/17/1937 |
Japan Sees Door To Mediation Shut (For Good By Brussels 9-Power Conference) |
5 |
11/17/1937 |
Czechs Fight Reich By Aiding Minority-But Nazis Still Advance |
8 |
11/17/1937 |
Ullstein Name Dropped (From Berlin Publishing House) |
9 |
11/17/1937 |
(H. G. Wells Says Peace Is Impossible Now |
24 |
11/18/1937 |
Paris Threatened By Tokyo For Any China Help-Views U.S. As War Ally (To China) |
1 |
11/18/1937 |
Polish Jews Picketed-Merchants Ask Boycott (Of Jews) |
4 |
11/18/1937 |
(Jewish American Joint Distribution Committee) To Plan Jewish Releaf (For Overseas) |
5 |
11/18/1937 |
U.S. Stand On China Assailed In House-Roosevelt Policy Upheld |
5 |
11/18/1937 |
(New Rochelle) Students And Union To Boycott Japan |
5 |
11/18/1937 |
Britain Is Warned (By ‘Yorkshire Post,’ Eden’s Paper) On Nazi Ambitions |
6 |
11/18/1937 |
Poland Will Avoid Danzig Intervention-Foreign Office Declares Public Policy Of ‘Hands Off’ |
8 |
11/18/1937 |
Nazi Party Bars Clergy (Membership) |
9 |
11/19/1937 |
(James H. R.) Cromwell (Spokesman For Roosevelt And Later U.S. Interventionist Envoy To Canada) In Lead For Moore Senate Post; Husband Of Doris Duke Ready To Take It |
1 |
11/19/1937 |
Hitler’s (Personal Friend, Former Commanding Officer & Later German Consul General In San Francisco) Adjutant (Capt. Fritz Wiedemann) Off On Trip To U.S. |
13 |
11/19/1937 |
Tokyo’s Envoy Denies ‘Ultimatum’ To Paris |
14 |
11/19/1937 |
Battleship’s Role Stressed By Reich-More Submarines Begun |
15 |
11/19/1937 |
‘Spiritual Alliance’ Of U.S., Britain Asked (By Sir Evelyn Wrench, Founder Of The English Speaking Union Of The British Empire In A Speech Before The English Speaking Union |
16 |
11/19/1937 |
Not Against (Czech) State Henlein (Picture) Declares |
18 |
11/19/1937 |
Churches To Hold ‘Oxford’ Parley-’Working Unity’ Is Object |
21 |
11/20/1937 |
Inquiry Demanded In (William C.) Bullitt’s Visit-Senators Hear (U.S.) Ambassador (To France) Will Advise Poland Not To Join Anti-Red Pact-Roosevelt’s Hand Seen-But State Department Denies Envoy Has A Mission, Saying He Asked Leave For Trip |
6 |
11/20/1937 |
(Delegates) Ask U.S. To Protest For Jews In Poland |
7 |
11/20/1937 |
Palestine Aid Urged (By Weizmann) |
8 |
11/20/1937 |
(Nobel Laureate, Viscount) Cecil Urges Force To Preserve Peace |
19 |
11/21/1937 |
Mrs. (Carrie Chapman) Catt Admits It’s A Man’s World (Takes A Dig At Germany) |
26 |
11/21/1937 |
U.S. Catholic) Bishops Score (Spanish) Loyalists, Nazis-Persecutions Are Noted |
33 |
11/21/1937 |
Propaganda Hurts, Honoye’s Son Says |
34 |
11/21/1937 |
Rebels Sentence American And Wife (In Spain) |
35 |
11/21/1937 |
Palestine Unrest Charged To Italy-Joseph M. Levy |
35 |
11/21/1937 |
Tories Hope For Reich Accord-Nazi Intransigence Seen |
37 |
11/21/1937 |
Brussels Debates New (Norman H.) Davis Draft-Fresh Outline Of Position To Be Offered To Conference |
38 |
11/21/1937 |
Artificial Rubber Meets Reich Test |
N-7 |
11/21/1937 |
Long Struggle Is Begun To Round Out New Deal |
E-3 |
11/21/1937 |
Congress Gives Hints Of Independence |
E-3 |
11/21/1937 |
Cartoon: Anti-Axis |
E-3 |
11/21/1937 |
Germany Seeks Britain’s Consent To A Free Hand On The Continent |
E-4 |
11/21/1937 |
American Business Hit By Mexico’s Oil (Nationalization) Deal |
E-10 |
11/21/1937 |
Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt’s Own Story |
Book 1 |
11/21/1937 |
Wilson, Woodrow, Life And Letters, Vol. Iv, ‘Facing War, 1915-17,’Ray Stannerd Baker, Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday Doran & Co., Inc |
Book 4 |
11/21/1937 |
Hitler Enlists The Germans Everywhere-Otto D. Tolischus |
Mag. 1 |
11/22/1937 |
Hitler Expecting No Colonies Deal For 5 To 6 Years |
1 |
11/22/1937 |
Brooklyn Zionists Re-Elect L. J. Mass |
2 |
11/22/1937 |
Army Getting Grip On Reich Industry-Otto D. Tolischus |
8 |
11/22/1937 |
(Jewish) Youth Asked To Aid In Anti-Nazi Week (By Joseph Tenenbaum, Chairman Of Joint Boycott Council Of The American Jewish Congress & Jewish Labor Committee) |
9 |
11/22/1937 |
Britain Now Looks To Reich And Italy-’New Diplomacy’ Is Cited |
10 |
11/22/1937 |
(U.S. Ambassador To France, William C.) Bullitt Entertains Windsors At Dinner |
10 |
11/22/1937 |
U.S. (Neutrality) Policies Seen As Aid To Fascists (By Montana Congressman, Jerry J. O’connell) |
11 |
11/22/1937 |
Soviet Warship (Destroyer) Launched (At Leghorn, Italy) |
11 |
11/22/1937 |
Japan Makes Gains In Exports To U.S.A.-Textiles Are Major Item |
12 |
11/22/1937 |
Japan Puts Budget On Wartime Basis-Drain On Country Rising |
12 |
11/22/1937 |
Chiang Holds China Unbeatable; Says Resistance Will Be Kept Up |
12 |
11/22/1937 |
Soviet Sends 50 Planes To Aid China In Warfare |
12 |
11/22/1937 |
(American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee) Raise $3,275,000 For Jews Abroad |
22 |
11/22/1937 |
U.S. Creditors Ask New Bid To Russia-Assurances (Given Them) By (Sumner) Welles (Acting Secretary Of State) |
31 |
11/23/1937 |
Halifax Returns (From Berlin) His Talk A Secret |
15 |
11/23/1937 |
Denies (U.S. Ambassador To France, William C.) Bullitt Went To Poland On Mission |
15 |
11/23/1937 |
Palestine Seizes (Arab) Terrorist Leader-Joseph M. Levy |
15 |
11/24/1937 |
Nazi Camps (In U.S.) Scored By (Conn.) Farmer Session |
10 |
11/24/1937 |
Nazi (Dr. Robert Ley) Details Plan For Future Rulers |
12 |
11/24/1937 |
Reich To Take Over Bernstein Lines (Hamburg) |
12 |
11/24/1937 |
Nazis Score U.S. Writer (Otto D. Tolischus) |
12 |
11/24/1937 |
Britain And France Discuss Hitler-Halifax Failure (In Berlin) Hurts |
13 |
11/24/1937 |
British Business Best In 8 Years-End Of Depression Seen |
15 |
11/24/1937 |
Nazis To Separate Church And State-To Avoid Political Issue |
16 |
11/24/1937 |
Americans (Volunteers Serving Loyalists) Slain In Spain |
16 |
11/24/1937 |
(Senator Robert) Wagner Appeals For Palestine (Jewish National Fund) Aid-Success Of (Jewish) Resettlement (In Palestine) Seen As Responsibility Of Democratic World |
21 |
11/24/1937 |
Communists To Get (Episcopal) Ex-Bishops Estate (Provisions Of His Will) |
25 |
11/25/1937 |
Britain And France Will Display Unity To Hitler By Talks-German Terms Strong |
1 |
11/25/1937 |
Brussels (9-Power) Parley Condemns Force; Suspends Sitting-(U.S. Delegate, Norman H.) Davis Sees Some Gains |
1 |
11/25/1937 |
U.S. Oil Form (Standard Oil Subsidiary, Richmond Petroleum Company) Sues Mexico On (Confiscated Oil) Lands |
13 |
11/25/1937 |
(Jewish) Labor Groups To Act On Palestine Issues |
13 |
11/25/1937 |
Dictators Press Britain To France-Paris Adamant On Nazis |
14 |
11/25/1937 |
Drive Is On In Britain To Pay On (U.S.) War Debt-’Token’ SumsSuggested |
14 |
11/25/1937 |
Tory M. P. Assails Roosevelt Policy-(Robert) Boothby Tells Commons That ‘Fantastic Blunders’ Imperil Capitalism Everywhere-Questions Trade Accord |
15 |
11/25/1937 |
(Germany) Won’t Free Neimoeller |
17 |
11/25/1937 |
Reich Bans (Anti-German) Swiss (News) Writer |
17 |
11/25/1937 |
(Jewish-Owned) Bernstein Lines (Aryanized In Hamburg) Becomes Red Star Lines |
17 |
11/25/1937 |
Arab Terrorist Sentenced To Die-Joseph M. Levy |
20 |
11/25/1937 |
Picture: British And American Missions Feed Chinese Refugees |
22 |
11/25/1937 |
(Cardenas) Budget For Mexico Will Set New High |
22 |
11/25/1937 |
To Build Faster Planes-Australian Company Gets Improved United States Design (De Havilland [Mosquito Bomber Manufacturer] Mentioned As Company To Receive Engines) |
22 |
11/25/1937 |
Japan Marks Year Of Pact With Reich |
24 |
11/25/1937 |
New Deal Scored In Chamber (Of Commerce) Report-Slump Laid To 5 Causes |
27 |
11/25/1937 |
(U.S.) Treasury Receives $1,482,640,000 Gold ($1,340,390,000 Foreign) |
48 |
11/26/1937 |
(Anthony) ‘Eden’s Paper’ (Yorkshire Post) Hits Halifax’s (Berlin) Mission |
2 |
11/26/1937 |
Japan Held (By Germany) Waging (Anti-Communist) Holy War In China-Otto D. Tolischus |
2 |
11/26/1937 |
Leopold (Of Belgium) Presses Roosevelt (European Peace) Policy-Anne O’Hare McCormick |
2 |
11/26/1937 |
French ‘War Talk’ Draws Rome Reply (From Virginio Gayda) |
3 |
11/26/1937 |
Germans Not Sorry Over (Brussels 9-Power) Parley Failure-(Conference) Was Foredoomed |
3 |
11/26/1937 |
U.S. Boycott Urged Against 3 Nations (Germany, Italy & Japan By N.Y.C. Chapter Of National Lawyers’ Guild) |
4 |
11/26/1937 |
Russia May Move To Block Germany-Would Hamper Britain-Clarence K. Streit |
5 |
11/26/1937 |
(Dr. Emanuel Gamoran) Urges Appreciation Of Jewish Culture |
5 |
11/26/1937 |
Hitler Aide (Capt. Fritz Wiedemann, Picture, Confidante And Former Commanding Officer Of Hitler) Here, Is Booed (By 75 Unidentified Pickets) At Pier-Discounts War Rumors |
7 |
11/26/1937 |
‘War-Making’ Curb (On Roosevelt’s Power) Is Sought By (Senator Henry Cabot) Lodge-(Proposed Amendments To Neutrality) Law Is Called A Threat (To U.S.) |
8 |
11/26/1937 |
(U.S.) Neutrality Is Urged (By Prof. Edwin Borchard, Yale) |
8 |
11/26/1937 |
Three Jews Shot (Wounded By British) In Palestine |
8 |
11/26/1937 |
CCC Gets Wool Clothes (Enough For An Army) |
11 |
11/26/1937 |
Democracy Hailed In Thanks (Giving) Services |
17 |
11/26/1937 |
Churches Ask Aid For War Refugees-Reich Christians On List |
23 |
11/27/1937 |
Schacht To Retain Reichsbank Post (Picture, P. 5) |
1 |
11/27/1937 |
Visit Of German Cruiser Annoys Estonian Circles |
5 |
11/27/1937 |
Britain Held Lax In Palestine Policy |
5 |
11/27/1937 |
Japan Is Willing To Discuss Peace |
6 |
11/27/1937 |
U.S. To Seek Peace When Path Opens-President (Roosevelt) Says No New Move In Sino-Japanese War Is In Sight Now-(Norman H.) Davis Will Avoid London |
6 |
11/27/1937 |
Reich Asks Mexico For A Barter Pact (Wants Coffee, Petroleum, And Farm Products) |
7 |
11/27/1937 |
Pickets Bar Jews At Polish University (Lwow) |
7 |
11/27/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Heads Brotherhood Plan (Of National Conference Of Jews And Christians) |
8 |
11/27/1937 |
Junior Hadassah (Detroit) Hits Palestine Partition |
15 |
11/27/1937 |
(N.Y.) Schools Will Aid Cultured Exiles (English Lessons) |
19 |
11/27/1937 |
45,000,000 Of Gold Shipped To France |
24 |
11/28/1937 |
‘Eternal’ Capital Planned By Hitler |
1 |
11/28/1937 |
Japan Is Warned By Three Powers On China Customs (U.S., England & France) |
1 |
11/28/1937 |
(N.Y. Socialists) Urge Roosevelt To Go On |
3 |
11/28/1937 |
41,000,000 Is Sought For (Chinese) Refugees (Compare: Entry Nov. 22, 1937, P. 220 |
31 |
11/28/1937 |
French To Stress Deals For Peace |
32 |
11/28/1937 |
German Economy Under Army Rule-Otto D. Tolischus |
33 |
11/28/1937 |
Nazis Will Defend Germans Abroad-Will Not Tolerate Mistreatment Of Minority Groups |
33 |
11/28/1937 |
Schacht’s Defeat Goering’s Victory |
36 |
11/28/1937 |
Czechs’ Premier Calm Over Reich |
37 |
11/28/1937 |
(German Army) Chaplains Daring In Plea To Hitler |
38 |
11/28/1937 |
(Arab) Terrorist Leader Hanged By British (In Palestine)-Joseph M. Levy |
38 |
11/28/1937 |
Palestine Shipping Is Seen As (Zionist) Labor Aid-Money Is ‘Need Of Hour’ |
39 |
11/28/1937 |
Fascism Is Assailed By (American) Ethical Union |
N-1 |
11/28/1937 |
Zionism Is Called Democratic Move (At Jr. Hadassah Meeting, Detroit, Michigan) |
N-10 |
11/28/1937 |
Cartoon: Anti-Axis & Pro-British |
E-3 |
11/28/1937 |
Halifax’s Visit (To Berlin) Results In A Dimming Of Hopes |
E-4 |
11/28/1937 |
Hitler Words Matched With Deeds |
E-4 |
11/28/1937 |
(Anglo-American) Trade Pact Worries Berlin |
E-4 |
11/28/1937 |
An Inside View Of The Nazis By A Former Party Member (Kurt Ludecke) |
Book 3 |
11/28/1937 |
Boom Day For The Merchant Of Arms-Hanson W. Baldwin |
Mag. 1 |
11/28/1937 |
Priestly Sees A Mission For America-It Is Now Our Turn, Says The British Author To Lead The World Out Of The ‘Dark Pit’ |
Mag. 7 |
11/28/1937 |
Under The Swastika |
Mag. 8 |
11/29/1937 |
Roosevelt Weighs Monopoly Curb With (Robert H.) Jackson On Way To Florida (For Fishing Trip) |
1 |
11/29/1937 |
French In London Find British Favor Appeasing Of Reich |
1 |
11/29/1937 |
Franco Announces General Blockade Of Loyalist Ports |
1 |
11/29/1937 |
(Sec. Of War) Woodring Warns (U.S.) Of Other Armies-Would Add More Men |
6 |
11/29/1937 |
Palestine Policy Of British Scored (National Labor Committee For Palestine) |
9 |
11/29/1937 |
(British) Policeman Is Killed In Palestine Terror |
9 |
11/29/1937 |
French Communist (Thorez) Appeals For Fusion (With French Socialists) |
9 |
11/29/1937 |
France Sets Price On Deal With Reich-Ready To Appease The Nazis If They Enter Arms Talks And Cooperate Economically |
10 |
11/29/1937 |
Japanese (Peace) Terms (To Chinese) To Be ‘Generous’ (Sic)-Tokyo Wants To End War-Hopes For Peace Soon |
11 |
11/29/1937 |
Powers Pledged To Aid China, Tokyo Hears |
11 |
11/29/1937 |
Litvinoff Boasts Of Soviet’s Power |
11 |
11/29/1937 |
World Is Warned Of German Army-’Steel Axis’ Is Stressed (By Goering)-Otto D. Tolischus |
14 |
11/29/1937 |
(American Jewish Congress, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise) Votes Wider War On Anti-Semitism-United States’ Aid Is Asked (Digs At Germany, Poland & Rumania) |
14 |
11/29/1937 |
200 (U.S.)Scholars Score Polish (University) Ghetto Bench |
23 |
11/29/1937 |
Junior Hadassah (Detroit Meeting) Commends Britain |
24 |
11/30/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Asks 16 Billions Be Spend In New Housing |
1 |
11/30/1937 |
French Amenable On Reich Colonies; British Draw Back |
1 |
11/30/1937 |
U.S. Note Demands Japan Consult Us On Customs Issue (In China) |
1 |
11/30/1937 |
Britain Disputes Franco Blockade (Of Loyalist Spain) |
4 |
11/30/1937 |
Germany Resents British Optimism-No Solution Expected |
4 |
11/30/1937 |
(Russian) Red Leaders Feared Victims Of (Soviet) Clean-Up |
5 |
11/30/1937 |
Nazis Further Cut Use Of Food Fats-Imports Already Reduced |
6 |
11/30/1937 |
Arab Fire Wounds Three Jews In Bus |
6 |
11/30/1937 |
America’s Aloofness (An Editorial) |
22 |
11/30/1937 |
Washington Fears Japan Is Closing China’s Open Door |
1 |
11/30/1937 |
Japanese Cleared Of Insulting U.S. |
4 |
11/30/1937 |
L2,000,000 Reich Credit Granted To Manchukuo |
4 |
11/30/1937 |
Japan’s War Cost Held Not Too High |
4 |
11/30/1937 |
(N.Y. Time Editorial, ‘America’s Aloofness,’ Nov. 30, 1937, P. 22) Tire Of Isolation As A Fixed Policy-Hull Cites Times’ Views |
8 |
11/30/1937 |
Map: Former Reich Colonies (In Africa) |
8 |
11/30/1937 |
Third Term Seen In Event Of War-Dictator Charge Decried |
15 |
11/30/1937 |
Ludwig, Emil, Life Of Roosevelt |
16 |
11/30/1937 |
Gold Movements For Last Month-France Gets $25,250,000 |
39 |
11/30/1937 |
(Bernard M.) Baruch Blames ‘All’ (Nations) For Unrest |
4 |
11/30/1937 |
8,000 Catholics Accused By Nazis |
20 |
11/30/1937 |
Long Parleys Seen On (German) Colonies Issue |
21 |
11/30/1937 |
Nazi Press Assails Proposed U.S. Role (N.Y. Times Editorial, ‘American Aloofness,’ Nov. 30, 1937, P. 22) |
21 |
11/30/1937 |
Revolt Seen In Japan If She Keeps Up War (With China) |
22 |
11/30/1937 |
Japan Now Fears A Prostrate China |
23 |
11/30/1937 |
Town Hall (Final) Recital Given By Gieseking |
33 |
11/30/1937 |
Wheat Prices Soar On Foreign Demand |
46 |