| 12/03/1937 |
Younger Generals Head British Army In Sweeping Shift (By Leslie Hore-Belisha) |
1 |
| 12/03/1937 |
(Joseph M.) Proskauer Leaves In Midst Of Debate-Offended By Opponent (Maurice Samuel) During Talk On Zionism |
8 |
| 12/03/1937 |
Roosevelt’s Anglers Led By R. H. Jackson |
9 |
| 12/03/1937 |
Anti-Semitic Drive Going In Mexico — Nationalist League Fears New ‘Wave’ Of Jewish Immigrants From Europe In 1938-Hand Of Nazis Seen |
14 |
| 12/03/1937 |
Reich Ambassador In China Seeks Peace |
16 |
| 12/03/1937 |
12 Czech Nazis On Trial (In Prague) |
17 |
| 12/03/1937 |
(French Foreign Minister) Delbos To Oppose German ‘Free Hand’ |
19 |
| 12/03/1937 |
Lloyd George Hits Deal With Reich-Says Liberty Is At Stake |
19 |
| 12/03/1937 |
‘Reich Escape Tax’ (For Emigrants) Rises (The Amount Per Person Is Not Disclosed Here!) |
19 |
| 12/04/1937 |
U.S. Troops Halt Invasion Of Our Area In Shanghaia; Japanese abandon raid |
1 |
| 12/03/1937 |
Britain To Speed Democratic Army |
1 |
| 12/03/1937 |
M’michael Named To (British High Commissioner Of) Palestine Post |
2 |
| 12/03/1937 |
Record Sum (Fr. 12,934,000,000) Voted In Paris For Arms |
2 |
| 12/03/1937 |
Germany Arrests Her ‘Cecil Rhodes’ (Alfred Toepfer On Violations For Exchanging Foreign Currency) |
3 |
| 12/03/1937 |
U.S. Gold Exports Help French Fund (See P. 2 This Issue) |
23 |
| 12/05/1937 |
France Will Back Poles On (Demand For) Colonies |
1 |
| 12/05/1937 |
First Section Of Reich (Tempelhof) Air Terminal Opened; When Completed It Will Be World’s Largest |
1 |
| 12/05/1937 |
(U.S.) War Plan Is Urged To Draft Industry |
24 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Democracy Losing Educator (Prof. Eduard C. Lindeman) Holds |
38 |
| 12/05/1937 |
(U.S.) Farm Bill Called Trend To Dictator (By Senator King) |
43 |
| 12/05/1937 |
German (Ambassador) Abandons Nanking (Peace) Parleys |
47 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Britain Is Anxious To Appease Japan |
47 |
| 12/05/1937 |
(U.S. ‘Second Hand’ Weapons) ‘Arms Trust’ Plans A Deal With China (From France) |
47 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Reich Army Organ (‘Die Wehrmacht’) Denounces Soviet |
48 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Rome-Berlin Axis Scouted As Threat |
48 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Holy War Is Urged By Arab Agitators-Joseph M. Levy |
48 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Fascists In Brazil To Disband Party |
51 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Italian Planes Bomb Natives In Ethiopia |
53 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Judaism Is Urged To Include Jesus-Place For ‘Young Sage’ Seen As Means To Brotherhood By Rabbi Rosenblum-Rabbis Zeitlin And Feinberg Ask Country To Range Its Weight With Democracies |
56 |
| 12/05/1937 |
(J. B. S.) Haldane Derides New War Horrors |
N-8 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Cartoon: Anti-Axis (Punch) |
E-3 |
| 12/05/1937 |
Hitler Plans ‘Grand Berlin’ |
E-5 |
| 12/05/1937 |
The New Deal’s ‘Revolution’ Defended-Donald R. Rich Berg |
Mag. 1 |
| 12/06/1937 |
Delbos Reassured On Desire Of Poles To Resist Fascism |
1 |
| 12/06/1937 |
Infantry Supreme In War, Says Craig-Asks Anti-Aircraft Guns |
1 |
| 12/06/1937 |
Nazis Are Defied By Catholic Bishop (Konrad Von Preysing, Berlin) |
4 |
| 12/06/1937 |
Trial Of Bernstein (Hamburg Jewish Shipping Magnate) Enters Last Week |
4 |
| 12/06/1937 |
Nazis Censured By Germans Here (German-American League For Culture) |
5 |
| 12/06/1937 |
Neutrality Costs Held Underrated (Organization Has Terribly Long Propaganda Name) |
8 |
| 12/06/1937 |
Senators Want (U.S. Neutrality) Act Used (-Invoked By Roosevelt!) |
8 |
| 12/06/1937 |
Lehman Bids Jews Hold To Tradition |
12 |
| 12/06/1937 |
(Samuel) Untermyer (Chairman Of Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League) Asks Aid For Jews In Poland-2,000,000 (Of A Total Of 3,150,000) Are Virtually Starving To Death |
18 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Reich Would Risk War For Colonies, Neurath Indicates (Augur Reports From France) |
1 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Our Policy In China Defended By Hull (Text, P. 11) |
1 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Father Coughlin Is Going Back On The Air; Resuming With The Consent Of His (Church) Superiors |
1 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Picture: Honoring Founder Of Lafayette Escadrille (Lt. Norman Prince) |
7 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Hungary Assured On Her Minorities |
14 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Delbos And Beck Renew Nations’ Tie |
14 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Brazil Is Assured Of Our Sympathy (By Sumner Welles) |
15 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Drive Against War Is Begun By V. F. W |
15 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Intruder Captured Near Hitler Offices |
15 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Nazis Warn All Slackers To Use The Hitler Salute |
16 |
| 12/07/1937 |
Helium (17,900,000 Cubic Feet) Allotted Germany For Zeppelin Operation (By The U.S. Munitions Control Board-Germany Has Hot Applied For Nor Has It Been Issued A License For The Transfer, And It Never Was!) |
17 |
| 12/08/1937 |
(U.S. Ambassador, William E.) Dodd Resigns Post As Envoy To Reich; (Hugh R.) Wilson (Pictures Of Both, P. 8) Successor |
1 |
| 12/08/1937 |
Germans See The End Of Chiang’s Control |
4 |
| 12/08/1937 |
Japanese Mills (In Tsingtao) Looted (By Chinese) |
4 |
| 12/08/1937 |
Delbos Is Pleased By Visit To Poland |
6 |
| 12/08/1937 |
Nazi Guards Hail A ‘State Religion’-Cult Put Above Churches |
7 |
| 12/08/1937 |
Britain To Set Up Air (Raid)-Shelter Areas |
9 |
| 12/08/1937 |
Yugoslavia Adamant On Expelling (British Subject, Hubert Harrison Of New York Times) Writer |
10 |
| 12/08/1937 |
New Club Head (National Democratic Club) Backs Roosevelt Policies |
16 |
| 12/09/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Chooses Joseph P. Kennedy As Envoy To Britain |
1 |
| 12/09/1937 |
Drive For Fascism (By U.S. Industrialists & Wealthy) Charged By (Harold Leclair) Ickes (Sec. Of Interior) |
1 |
| 12/09/1937 |
(U.S. Ambassador, William E.) Dodd Hints He Had Troubles In Berlin |
6 |
| 12/09/1937 |
Eased Arab Stand In Palestine Seen-Joseph M. Levy |
8 |
| 12/09/1937 |
Cyprus Naval Base For Britain Hinted |
9 |
| 12/09/1937 |
Mexico Is Silent On (Sumner) Welles Speech |
9 |
| 12/09/1937 |
Air Force Of U.S. Ranked At The Top |
10 |
| 12/09/1937 |
Yugoslavs Cheer (New York Times) Writer (Britisher Hubert Harrison) As He Goes (Is Ejected!) |
11 |
| 12/09/1937 |
(Konrad) Henlein Speaks In Berlin |
11 |
| 12/09/1937 |
Delbos In Rumania To Seek New Pact-France Hopes Bucharest Will Let Soviet Use Rail Lines If The Czechs Are Attacked |
12 |
| 12/10/1937 |
American Couple (‘Robinsons’) Vanish Mysteriously In Moscow |
1 |
| 12/10/1937 |
Mexico Demands Royalties On Oil |
2 |
| 12/10/1937 |
14 Czechs (Followers Of Henlein) Sentenced (By Czechs, Most On Homosexual Charges) |
2 |
| 12/10/1937 |
Tokyo Held Eager For U.S. Mediation (In Far-East War) |
5 |
| 12/10/1937 |
World Plan Urged On Raw Materials (Availability To All Nations) |
6 |
| 12/10/1937 |
Unity Of Rumania And France Cited-For Collective Security |
6 |
| 12/10/1937 |
(U.S.) Army Seen Weak In Anti-Aircraft |
10 |
| 12/10/1937 |
Nazi (Camp) Ban Is Put Up To Southbury Vote |
17 |
| 12/11/1937 |
Italy May Declare Open Intervention In Spain’s Conflict |
1 |
| 12/11/1937 |
France Will Sell Arms To Rumania |
2 |
| 12/11/1937 |
Britain And France Are Again In Default (On War Debt To U.S.) |
2 |
| 12/11/1937 |
Pacific War Games Expanded By Navy |
11 |
| 12/11/1937 |
$7,300,000 Of Gold Coming (To U.S.) From Japan |
27 |
| 12/11/1937 |
Sale Of Leviathan (Taken From Germany By U.S. In Ww I-To British For Scrap) Finally Approved |
35 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Hull Asks Moscow For Urgent Action To Find Robinsons (See Entry, Dec. 10, 1937, P. 1) |
1 |
| 12/12/1937 |
3 Great Warships Reported In Japan |
1 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Italy Leaves The League; Great Crowd Cheers Duce In Pledge To Back Peace |
1 |
| 12/12/1937 |
500 In Parade Back Boycott On Japan (Boycott Committee Of The Friends Of The Chinese People’) |
3 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Giant Plane Plan Stirs Washington |
22 |
| 12/12/1937 |
German Merchants (In Hamburg) Held (Foreign Exchange Violations) |
22 |
| 12/12/1937 |
$11,857,000,000 Spent (By World) In Arming This Year |
33 |
| 12/12/1937 |
(Congressman Hamilton) Fish Lays (U.S. Economic) Slump To (Roosevelt’s) ‘Unsound’ Rule |
37 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Full Ethical Code Found In Judaism (By Rabbi Louis I. Newman) |
39 |
| 12/12/1937 |
(Norman H.) Davis Finds Good In (Futile) 9-Power Parley-Failure To End War In China Not The End Of Effort-Finds It ‘Worth A Lot’ That 16 Nations Took United Stand Against Conflict |
40 |
| 12/12/1937 |
(Joseph E.) Davies Will Take New (Russian) Envoy Post |
40 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Veteran (Isador Gennett-Picture) Honored (By Jewish Buddies) For Baiting Hitler (See Entry, N.Y. Times, Oct. 29, 1937, P. 1) |
44 |
| 12/12/1937 |
(Army) Orders 13 (P-37) Pursuit Planes |
44 |
| 12/12/1937 |
League Expected Italy To Withdraw-Clarence K. Streit |
45 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Polish (Jewish) Artisans Aided-50,000 Obtained Loans In Year Jewish Agency (American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee) Reports |
45 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Peace Difficulty Is Seen In China-Problem For U.S. Likely |
47 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Japan’s Collapse In 3 Months Seen (By Chinese Banker, T. V. Soong, Brother Of Mme. Chiang)-Stresses China’s Riches |
48 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Poles Need Peace To Develop Nation-Industry Plan Launched |
51 |
| 12/12/1937 |
(Salvation Army) Gen. (Evangeline) Booth Praises Anglo-U.S. Amity |
51 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Nazis Lift Anathema On Einstein Theory (Of Relativity) |
51 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Mexico Stands Pat On Land (Expropriation) Program (Sumner Welles Negotiating) |
51 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Soviet Denudes Border (At Estonian Frontier) |
51 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Palestine Terror Decried By Arabs |
52 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Democratic Ideal Urged By (Michigan Governor, Frank) Murphy-He Calls For (Religious) Tolerance (At Yeshiva College) |
53 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Schools Warned Of Chaos Of Ideas |
53 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Radio Propaganda Of Europe (Of ‘Germany And Italy’) Scored (By Prof. Lyman Bryson, Columbia University) |
N-1 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Delbos Tour Focuses East Europe Problems |
E-3 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Reich Bids For Place In Skies |
E-5 |
| 12/12/1937 |
Rome And Berlin;-’Partners For Profit’-Anne O’Hare McCormick |
Mag. 3 |
| 12/12/1937 |
A Democracy Amid Dictatorships (Czechoslovakia)-Shepard Stone |
Mag. 8 |
| 12/12/1937 |
New Stirring And A New Generation In France |
Mag. 9 |
| 12/13/1937 |
U.S. Gunboat (Panay) Sunk By Japanese Bombs-Japan Takes Onus |
1 |
| 12/13/1937 |
(Dear Alben W.) Barkley Assails ‘Autocrats’ In U.S.-Sees Peril To Democracy (At Yeshiva College Dinner) |
3 |
| 12/13/1937 |
New Appeal Is Made For Fleeing Germans (By ‘American Committee For Christian German Refugees’) |
3 |
| 12/13/1937 |
‘Magic’ Seen Ousting Religion In Germany (By Prof. Karl Beth, University Of Vienna)-Culture Is Now Facing Extinction |
4 |
| 12/13/1937 |
(Pro-French) Riots In Belgrade Mark Delbos Visit |
14 |
| 12/13/1937 |
Nazi (Fritz Kuhn) Speech Protested (By Jewish Veterans) |
14 |
| 12/13/1937 |
German Jews On Relief (Government Or Jdc Relief Not Specified In Jdc Report) |
15 |
| 12/13/1937 |
Church Seizures Planned In Reich-Paganism Is Recognized |
16 |
| 12/13/1937 |
Britain Is Unmoved By Il Duce’s Action |
18 |
| 12/13/1937 |
Italians Are Cool To Quitting League |
18 |
| 12/13/1937 |
End Of Two Wars Held Not Far Off (By Washington Analysts)-Tokyo Economically Weak-Conflict In Spain Expected To Wind Up In Rebel Victory Or Truce |
19 |
| 12/13/1937 |
Italy Held Enemy Of Peace Program (By Salomon O. Levinson, Chicago) |
19 |
| 12/13/1937 |
Push Plan To Lift Mobility Of Army |
20 |
| 12/13/1937 |
(Episcopal Canon, Charles T.) Bridgeman Wants Palestine As Unit |
24 |
| 12/13/1937 |
Berlin Stock Fall Laid To Emigrants |
35 |
| 12/14/1937 |
U.S. Demands Full Satisfaction From Japan, With Guarantee Against Further Attacks; Thought Ship Chinese, Admiral Explains-Japanese Worried (Text, P. 16) |
1 |
| 12/14/1937 |
Gunboat Attacks Arouse British Ire |
1 |
| 12/14/1937 |
Windsor Castle To Have Shelters From Bombing |
1 |
| 12/14/1937 |
Stalin Wins Poll (Election) By A Vote Of 100%-Harold Denny, Moscow |
11 |
| 12/14/1937 |
German Butter Ration Will Be Cut 15 Per Cent |
12 |
| 12/14/1937 |
Yugoslavia To Sign French Trade Pact |
12 |
| 12/14/1937 |
Reich ‘Buries’ The League (Said It Was Dead From The Time The Italians Left) |
12 |
| 12/14/1937 |
League Yearbook Shows Arms Race-Seven Billion This Year-Heaviest Costs In Europe |
13 |
| 12/14/1937 |
British Group Bars Giving Reich (Its Former) Colonies |
13 |
| 12/14/1937 |
Bombing Of Gunboat (Panay) Deliberate Assert Observers After Rescue |
17 |
| 12/14/1937 |
(U.S. Ambassador To France, William C.) Bullitt In Conference-Discusses With French Official Bombing Of U.S. Gunboat |
17 |
| 12/14/1937 |
(Japanese Admiral) Suma Calls Bombing Of Panay A ‘Mistake’ |
21 |
| 12/14/1937 |
(Fritz) Kuhn Speech At Union Defended By Dr. (Dixon Ryan) Fox (President Of Union College) |
26 |
| 12/14/1937 |
(James H. R.) Cromwell (Big Roosevelt Booster And Interventionist-Divorce) Suit Settled (Now Married To Doris Duke) |
29 |
| 12/14/1937 |
Government Held Big (U.S.) Problem Of ‘38 |
46 |
| 12/15/1937 |
Hull Note (Text, P. 16) Demands Formal Redress, Ignoring Earlier Japanese Apologies-Protest Is Stern |
1 |
| 12/15/1937 |
‘Robinsons’ Got Passport By Fraud To Enter Russia (Pictures P. 20) |
1 |
| 12/15/1937 |
War Referendum Recalled To House |
1 |
| 12/15/1937 |
Britain Abandons Hope Of Joint Move (With U.S. On Far East) |
1 |
| 12/15/1937 |
Lead In Ocean Flying Is Foreseen For U.S. (By William H. Cloverdale) |
12 |
| 12/15/1937 |
Admiral Yarnell Bars (U.S.) Gunboat Withdrawal As Yangtze Solution By Japan |
16 |
| 12/15/1937 |
French Hope Action Of U.S. Will Be Stern |
16 |
| 12/15/1937 |
Japanese Speedy In Apology To Us-Civilians Show Regret |
17 |
| 12/15/1937 |
Prague To Stiffen Policy On Henlein |
17 |
| 12/15/1937 |
(British-Born, Episcopal Bishop, William T.) Manning Denounced By Streicher Paper-Manning To Renew Attacks |
20 |
| 12/15/1937 |
Southbury Zones, Barring Nazi (German-American Bund) Camp |
26 |
| 12/15/1937 |
Europe Buys Corn On A Heavy Scale |
39 |
| 12/16/1937 |
Japanese Air Chief Ousted For Bombings On Yangtze; Tokyo To Send U.S. New Note |
1 |
| 12/16/1937 |
British Ask Tokyo For Real Remedies |
1 |
| 12/16/1937 |
(House Immigration Committee) Orders Investigation Of (Fritz) Kuhn’s Activities (On Complaint Of N.Y. Congressman Samuel Dickstein) |
6 |
| 12/16/1937 |
(Anthony) ‘Eden’ Paper (Yorkshire Post) Asks Our Aid In Far East |
19 |
| 12/16/1937 |
Eden Won’t Protest (Britisher Hubert Harrison, N.Y. Times) Writer’s Expulsion (By Yugoslavia) |
19 |
| 12/16/1937 |
Somoza Reads Message (Thanks Roosevelt) |
20 |
| 12/16/1937 |
994 U.S. Teachers Appeal To Poland-’Ghetto Benches’ (In Universities) Assailed By American Section Of League Of Academic Freedom |
22 |
| 12/16/1937 |
France And Reich Make Border Pact |
22 |
| 12/16/1937 |
(U.S.) ‘War Referendum’ Opposed By Hull |
22 |
| 12/16/1937 |
Delbos Is Cheered On Prague Arrival |
23 |
| 12/16/1937 |
Fascist Assault Feared By Soviet |
24 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Panay Attack Deliberate, Yarnell Report Indicates; Our Protests Broadened-Japan To Salute Panay Victims With Volley At Scene Of Sinking (Ultimatum?) |
1 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Soviet Takes Steps To Hold ‘Robinsons’-Harold Denny, Moscow |
1 |
| 12/17/1937 |
British Mark Time In Yangtze Affair |
4 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Tokyo Denies Boats Fired On The Panay |
5 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Japan Seen Trying Western Patience-Sir Arthur Willert |
6 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Use Of Iron Is Cut Further By Reich-Yet Metal Output Is High |
6 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Church Held Foe Of Fascist State (By Irving Lehman Before Jewish Theological Seminary Of America) |
7 |
| 12/17/1937 |
France Would Add Production By 30%-Aims To Reduce Imports |
8 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Boycott Of Japan Urged (In Winnipeg, Canada) |
9 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Soviet Astronomy Is Purged Of ‘Foes’ |
10 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Czechs Voice Faith In France’s Ideals |
11 |
| 12/17/1937 |
Brazil To Rebuild Her Army And Navy |
11 |
| 12/18/1937 |
U.S. Naval Display Reported Likely Unless Japan Guarantees Our Rights |
1 |
| 12/18/1937 |
Butchery Marked Capture Of Nanking-All Captives Slain |
1 |
| 12/18/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Opposes War Referendum-Ludlow Plan Not Named |
2 |
| 12/18/1937 |
Nazi Show Draws Sharp Protests (From Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League, Samuel Untermyer, President) |
5 |
| 12/18/1937 |
Delbos Furthers Reich-Czech Amity |
10 |
| 12/18/1937 |
Woman Communist Missing 7 Months (Believed To Be The Woman Of The ‘Robinson’ Couple) |
10 |
| 12/18/1937 |
‘Aryans’ Will Buy (Jewish) Berstein Lines |
10 |
| 12/18/1937 |
Trade Pact Signed By U.S. With Italy (Text) |
11 |
| 12/18/1937 |
Jewish Boycott Decreed (By Julius Streicher-Advocated Is A Better Word) |
11 |
| 12/18/1937 |
Artists Congress Denounces Japan-Federal Art Bill Backed |
22 |
| 12/18/1937 |
$5,800,000 Of Gold Shipped By Japan-To Offset Trade Deficit |
29 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Reliance On Paris Is Found By Delbos In Eastern Europe-Will Report To Britain |
1 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Roosevelt Makes Plea For Liberty-Message To Jewish-Christian Meeting Says Democracy Demands Sacrifices |
14 |
| 12/19/1937 |
(Negroes) Hear Mrs (Eleanor) Roosevelt |
28 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Rumanian Jews Warned |
33 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Reich-Dutch Sign Accord |
33 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Nazis In Austria Gaining Steadily |
34 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Exile Of All Jews From Reich Seen-Only The Old Will Be Left By 1940 Under Hitler Policy |
35 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Poles Again Urged To Ease Jews’ Lot |
35 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Japanese Accused As Canal Zone Spies (By Congressman J. Parnell Thomas) |
37 |
| 12/19/1937 |
British Deny Plan To Send Ships East |
37 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Civic Groups Urge Boycott Of Japan |
38 |
| 12/19/1937 |
About $250,000,000 In Gold Lost By U.S. |
F-1 |
| 12/19/1937 |
In Splendid Isolation We Face Japan Alone (What Odds!) |
E-3 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Panay Crisis Poses The Neutrality Issue Anew |
E-3 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Germany Is Eager To End China War |
E-4 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Japan Wooing Us, Strikes At Britain |
E-4 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Cartoons: Anti-Japanese Of The Type That Became Quite Common After Dec. 7, 1941 |
E-4 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Delbos Finds His Allies In East More Exacting |
E-5 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Cartoon: Anti-German |
E-5 |
| 12/19/1937 |
Viereck, George Sylvester, The Kaiser On Trial, Greystone Press, New York |
Book 7 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Col Hashimoto Ordered Panay Firing; Political Influence Bars Punishment-Panay Fired On, Tokyo Admits |
1 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Soviet Executes 8 Leaders; Karakhan Among Victims (Picture, P. 18) |
1 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Czechs Held Able To Stave Off Foes (Says Delbos)-Forts Are Underground |
1 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Roosevelt Seeks Ban On ‘Spy’ Photographs |
1 |
| 12/20/1937 |
9,000 In London (Rally) Ask Help For (Spanish) Loyalists |
12 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Jews In Mexico Hit (By New Law) |
15 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Germany Leads Europe In Commercial Planes |
15 |
| 12/20/1937 |
(Samuel) Untermyer Urges Boycott Of Japan (Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League) |
16 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Germans Suspicious Of Panay Dispatches-(Reporter) Mc Donald In Story To Times Of London Seen As Attempting To Stir Up America |
18 |
| 12/20/1937 |
France In Agreement With Reich On Press |
18 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Soviet Accuses Poles (In Attempt To Burn Russian Train) |
18 |
| 12/20/1937 |
(U.S.) Educators Assail Poles’ Jewish Curb (In Universities) |
20 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Rebuilding Palestine (For Jews) Held A World Lesson |
20 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Palestine Combed In Terrorist Hunt |
20 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Palestine Split Opposed (By Rabbi Stephen S. Wise) |
20 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Pastors Deplore Dictatorship Era |
21 |
| 12/20/1937 |
Japanese Policies Traced To (Their) Religion |
21 |
| 12/21/1937 |
Panay Is Accused Of Shelling Japanese Soldiers |
1 |
| 12/21/1937 |
Britain Leads Race To Rebuild Navies-U.S. Lags In Construction |
1 |
| 12/21/1937 |
U.S. Forces To Stay In China, Says Hull |
1 |
| 12/21/1937 |
2 Anti-Nazi Pickets Held |
10 |
| 12/21/1937 |
Secret Police Hit In Soviet Purge |
14 |
| 12/21/1937 |
(Anthony) Eden Challenges Rome Propaganda |
14 |
| 12/21/1937 |
Ludendorff (Picture) Dead, His Disputes Go On |
17 |
| 12/21/1937 |
2,300,000 CCC Youths Ready For War; ‘First-Class Fighting Men,’ Says (Robert) Fechner |
19 |
| 12/21/1937 |
World Sugar Pact Ratified By Senate |
35 |
| 12/22/1937 |
Roosevelt Bars Peace At Any Price; (Alf M.) Landon, (Frank) Knox Pledge Unity In Crisis (Text, P. 10); Japan Warned By British Premier-U.S. Urged To Lead |
1 |
| 12/22/1937 |
(Henry L.) Stimson Opposes War (Ludlow) Referendum) Letter, P. 14) |
1 |
| 12/22/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Charges Most Of The Press Is Fostering |
1 |
| 12/22/1937 |
Roosevelt Meets With 8 Liberals-Calls Them To White House For ‘Secret’ Talk, The Aim Being Veiled In Rumor |
6 |
| 12/22/1937 |
France To Sustain Far East Position |
13 |
| 12/22/1937 |
Priest Jailed In Reich |
14 |
| 12/22/1937 |
Reich Marks (Winter) Solstice (Aim To Indicate German Return To Paganism) |
14 |
| 12/22/1937 |
Britain Is Held Key To Palestine Peace (By Mrs. Samuel W. Halprin) |
16 |
| 12/22/1937 |
See National Peril In Industrial Spies |
23 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Japan Denies Army Fired Intentionally Upon Panay-Firing Is Explained-Friendship Is Stressed |
1 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Palestine (Foundation) Fund Plan Is Told At Session-Lipsky Says It Will Become A ‘Veritable State Treasury’ If Partition Is Tried |
2 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Reich Foreign Office Has Special Nazi Unit |
10 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Ludendorff Buried With Pagan Eulogy |
11 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Picture: A (Spanish) Rebel ‘Heil Hitler’ Envelope Arrives Here (Through Mail) |
11 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Anglo-U.S. Treaty Democratic Hope-Anne O’Hare McCormick |
12 |
| 12/23/1937 |
(William E.) Dodd (U.S. Ambassador To Germany, Fanatically Anti National Socialist, In Process Of Resigning Post) Is Pessimistic On World Outlook |
12 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Germany, Italy Deny Encouraging Japan In The Recent Attacks Upon Foreigners |
12 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Baltic League Idea Is Laid To Germany |
13 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Reich Is Raising (Miners’) Wages By Insurance Payment Cut |
15 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Lady Astor Here (Picture!) Asks United Front-Holds U.S. And Britain Must ‘Stand Firm’ (‘Together’) To Hold The Peace Of The World’ |
16 |
| 12/23/1937 |
(Frank B.) Kellogg Tribute Paid By President (Roosevelt)-Hull Expresses Regret |
22 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Wheat Ends Down In Dull Market |
37 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Cotton Prices Off-Drop Abroad Felt |
37 |
| 12/23/1937 |
Steel Output Cut To 23½ Per Cent-Inventory Factor Cited |
37 |
| 12/24/1937 |
NLRB Finds Ford Guilty Of Violating (National) Labor (Relations Act) Law-29 Win Pay Order |
1 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Reports By Naval Board Strengthens Our Demand For Redress From Japan |
1 |
| 12/24/1937 |
British Warn Italy Anew To Halt Propaganda; Laborite Cites Press Orders To Harass Eden |
1 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Stay-In Strikes Sweeping France Again; 1,800 Tons Of Food Pile Up At Rail Stations |
1 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Japanese Military Report On Panay-Confusion Is Stressed |
6 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Reich Holds Itself Neutral In Orient-Own Interests Damage |
6 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Japanese Ship Salutes U.S. Cutter In Savannah |
6 |
| 12/24/1937 |
British Wait On U.S. In Japanese Affair-Will Do Nothing To Challenge Tokyo Now Unless Washington Acts With Them |
6 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Picture: France’s New Ambassador To The United States (Count Rene Doynel De St. Quentin) |
6 |
| 12/24/1937 |
France Honors (U.S. General) Pershing |
6 |
| 12/24/1937 |
13 (One Confessional Synod Cleric & 12 Students) Jailed In Reich |
7 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Mexico Lays Plans To Oust Many (18,000 Polish And Sephardic) Jews |
7 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Nazis (Winterhilfe Program) Plays Santa To Many (3,000,000 Needy) Children-Otto D. Tolischus |
8 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Eleven Arabs Slain In Palestine Battle (With British) |
8 |
| 12/24/1937 |
(54 Polish Professors) Oppose (Polish) Ghetto Benches (Reserved Specifically For Jews) |
8 |
| 12/24/1937 |
21 Giant (Glen L. Martin, 2 Engine) Bombers Ordered For Navy ($5,299,538) |
18 |
| 12/24/1937 |
$5,000,000 Of Gold Going To France-Large-Scale Sales Seen |
23 |
| 12/24/1937 |
Americans Accept Cuban Debt Offer (President Laredo Bru) |
25 |
| 12/25/1937 |
Nazi ‘Persecution’ Assailed By Pope (Pius XI); He Denies Politics |
1 |
| 12/25/1937 |
Japan In New (Panay) Apology Says Guilty Have Been Punished-Regard Incident As Shut (Text) |
1&5 |
| 12/25/1937 |
U.S. Data Conflict With Japan’s Note (Report Texts, P. 4) |
1 |
| 12/25/1937 |
President (Roosevelt) Quotes Christmas Parable To Nation-Bids Good-Will To All-That Means ‘To Ever Last Son Of God,’ He Stresses At Community Tree Lighting |
3 |
| 12/25/1937 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Dresses Tree For Grandchildren (From Anna Boettinger) In Seattle |
3 |
| 12/25/1937 |
(Harry L.) Hopkins (WPA Administrator) A Santa Claus (To Children In His Hospital Where He Underwent Operation) |
3 |
| 12/25/1937 |
U.S. Seizes Letters On Japanese Ships-Move Called Routine |
5 |
| 12/25/1937 |
Germany’s Security Is Stressed By Nazi (Rudolf Hess) |
5 |
| 12/25/1937 |
Navy Air Increase In Alaska Mapped |
6 |
| 12/25/1937 |
Picture: Episcopal Bishop Henry St. James Tucker (From Richmond, Virginia-To Move To N.Y.C. On Jan 1, 1938 To Assume Duties As Head Of ‘United’ Protestant Episcopal Church. Here, He Became One Of The Most Ardent Advocates Of American Intervention Against Germany In World War Ii) |
12 |
| 12/25/1937 |
Balance Of Trade Swinging To U.S. |
19 |
| 12/25/1937 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Proposes Treasury ‘Watchdog’ (To Check Executive Department) |
22 |
| 12/26/1937 |
America Accepts Japan’s (Panay) Apologies But Insists On Future Safeguards-U.S. Ships Stand By-Crisis Held Past (Text Of Hull’s Reply) |
1 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Boycott On Japan Urged (By ‘Patriotic Guard Of America’) |
2 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Peace Groups Defend Ludlow Resolution (Requiring A Referendum On A U.S. Declaration Of War) |
3 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Landsbury (British Labor Leader) Hopeful On Peace Outlook |
3 |
| 12/26/1937 |
(Spanish) Rebels (Franco) Hold War Nears Conclusion |
4 |
| 12/26/1937 |
16 New Soviet Executions, Ruining Dummies A Cause |
4 |
| 12/26/1937 |
America Greeted By Haile Selassie (From London In Broadcast) |
6 |
| 12/26/1937 |
2 (Soviet) Executions Held A Sop To Cossacks |
12 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Reich To Rejail Pastors (Including Neimoeller) After (Christmas) Holiday Furloughs |
13 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Reports Churchill Named To Cabinet |
14 |
| 12/26/1937 |
N.Y. A. In City To Add 1,000 Boys And Girls-Up-State Rolls To Be Increased To 7,500 |
20 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Roosevelt Helps To Open Stockings (In Washington, D. C.-’Mama’ Present-Picture) |
26 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Jewish Sermons Plead For Peace-Democracies Of The World Urged ‘Vigilantly To Safeguard Their Free Institutions’-Militarism Is Assailed-United (Judeo-Christian) Front Held Needed |
N-2 |
| 12/26/1937 |
(U.S.) Policy Of Secrecy On Gold Under Fire |
N-9 |
| 12/26/1937 |
(U.S.) Importers Using German Barter System To Be Required To Give Details To Treasury (Morgenthau) |
N-11 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Cartoon: New Deal Slogans And Deeds Are Compared Unfavorably |
E-2 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Nazi (‘Pagan’) Christmas |
E-2 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Japanese Insist Panay Was Sunk By Accident |
E-3 |
| 12/26/1937 |
New Year To Add Momentum To The Navy Race-The United States Is Expected To Join Other Powers In Intensive Effort |
E-3 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Food In Reich Poor If Not Insufficient-Egg Shortage Expected (Dairy Products Short) |
E-4 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Amnesty (By Dictator Col. Fulgencio Batista) Will Free Prisoners In Cuba |
E-4 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Cartoon: As Russia Builds A New Communist Party (By Executing Opposition) |
E-4 |
| 12/26/1937 |
British Welcome Firm Stand Here |
E-5 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Opinions (Letters) On The Ludlow Resolution |
E-8 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Far East Vigil Kept By State Department (Under-Secretary Of State, Sumner Welles, Hard At Work) |
E-10 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Wider Diplomacy Seen As Peace Aid (By ‘National Committee On The Cause And Cure Of War’) |
D-5 |
| 12/26/1937 |
The Rather Paradoxical Career Of General Von Steuben |
Book 3 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Time Fights On The Side Of Democracy-The Close Of Another Year Finds The Free Nations On The Defensive But Still Dominant |
Mag. 1 |
| 12/26/1937 |
Franco Tells What He Plans To Do For Spain |
Mag. 5 |
| 12/26/1937 |
A Mirror Of Our Changing World-The Times IndexReflects Faithfully The Dramatic Course Of Events |
Mag. 10 |
| 12/27/1937 |
Britain Will Fight Radio Propaganda Of Italian Stations-(Bbc) Broadcasts In Spanish, Arabic & Portuguese Will Answer Attacks |
1 |
| 12/27/1937 |
New Deal Is Ready For War On (Economic) Slump (Robert H.) Jackson (Assistant U.S. Att’y General) Declares-Monopolies Are Blamed-The Government Will Step In, He Says |
1 |
| 12/27/1937 |
Scientists To Take First Steps To Unite In A World Body (Indianapolis Meeting Of American Association For The Advancement Of Science) |
1 |
| 12/27/1937 |
Chaos Robs Japan Of Gain In Victory-Anarchy Is Widespread-Order Must Be Restored Before Empire Can Hope To Profit From Asiatic Mainland |
1 |
| 12/27/1937 |
‘Scarcity’ Called A Prosperity Curb (In U.S.) |
2 |
| 12/27/1937 |
Anti War Pledge Accepted By Haiti (President Rafael Trujillo) |
6 |
| 12/27/1937 |
U.S. Urges Mexico To Halt (Nationalization Of Industry) Crusade |
6 |
| 12/27/1937 |
(Lt. Col. Prentiss(Hits Exaggeration Of War Gas Peril |
8 |
| 12/27/1937 |
U.S. Writers Send Protest To Poland (American Writers Committee To Aid The Jews Of Poland)-Condemn ‘Ghetto Benches’ In Universities; See Threat To Nation’s Culture-Cite Our (U.S.) Aid To Republic |
13 |
| 12/27/1937 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler Warns On Class Warfare |
17 |
| 12/27/1937 |
Pagan Doctrines (Implying German, Of Course) Seen As Doomed |
22 |
| 12/27/1937 |
France Gets Gold As Confidence Rises |
23 |
| 12/28/1937 |
Scientists Called To Rally Humanity Against Warfare-Must Act In Democracies So Intellectual Freedom Will Live, Conklin Asserts (Indianapolis, Am. Assoc. For The Advancement Of Science) |
1 |
| 12/28/1937 |
Picture: Joseph P. Lash (Rumored To Be Eleanor Roosevelt’s Lover), Executive Secretary Of American Student Union |
3 |
| 12/28/1937 |
Arab Terrorists Get Monthly Pay-Italian Propaganda Campaign Renewed Thought To Blame For Most Of Trouble (A Report From Jerusalem) |
10 |
| 12/28/1937 |
Mussolini Chides U.S. Over Pan Incident |
12 |
| 12/28/1937 |
‘Parallel Action’ (With U.S.) Praised In Britain-World Peace Held Aim-Joint Policy By 2 Democracies Seen As One Thing Feared By Aggressor States |
14 |
| 12/28/1937 |
U.S. Not To Censor Panay Film-Fish Lauds Hull’s Stand (About 400 Feet Of Film Taken By U.S. Companies) |
14 |
| 12/28/1937 |
Brazil Jails 20 (Anti-Vargas) Fascists |
14 |
| 12/28/1937 |
Mexico To Reopen (Trade) Treaties Discussion-Most-Favored-Nation (U.S.) Pacts Discarded Last Year, Will Be Talked With Germany |
16 |
| 12/28/1937 |
Poland And Rumania To Get French Help |
16 |
| 12/28/1937 |
(Germany) Bans New Jewish (Clothier) Firms (In Berlin) |
16 |
| 12/28/1937 |
Soviet Maps Trip Undersea To Pole-As Next Step In Establishing Air Line To United States |
23 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Roosevelt For Larger Navy: Voices ‘Growing Concern’ At Trend Of World Events-Time To Face Facts-No Nation Is Mentioned |
1 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Pro-German (Carol Names Goga) Forms Rumanian Cabinet-It Opposes Democracy |
1 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Japan Hands Note To British Envoy-Attacks Called Mistake |
2 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Britain Is Waiting To Close Incident-Annoyed By Our (In-) Action-London Irked By U.S. Failure To Consult |
2 |
| 12/29/1937 |
First Photos Of Sinking Of Panay By Japanese And Some Of Survivors |
3 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Four U.S. Cruisers To Go To Australia-Washington Says They Are Only Responding To Invitation To Join (150th Anniversary Of Botany Bay Settlement In Australia) Anniversary Fete |
3 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Bukharin Believed Already Executed (In Russia)-Pilloried Without Trial |
5 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Picture: (Resigned) U.S. Ambassador To Germany, Dr. William E. Dodd Starts For Home |
6 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Boycott Of Jews Reviving In Reich |
6 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Nazi Bureaucracy Grows |
6 |
| 12/29/1937 |
New Drive Presses War (Ludlow) Referendum |
7 |
| 12/29/1937 |
Educators Urged To Save Democracy-Schools Must Revitalize Curricula And Teaching Methods Dr. (Howard E.) Wilson (Harvard Education Professor) Declares |
10 |
| 12/30/1937 |
(Robert H.) Jackson (Asst. U.S. Att’y. General) Charges Business ‘Strike’ Against New Deal-Sees ‘Private Socialism’ (Text, P. 6) |
1 |
| 12/30/1937 |
Germans Threaten To Claim Alsace Unless Other Demands Are Met Now-Colonies Must Be Returned, Predominance In Austria Admitted And French Backing For Czechs Limited-Augur |
1 |
| 12/30/1937 |
Big Navy Program Backed At Capital-Congress Leaders Predict Adoption Of Roosevelt Plan-Navy Experts Say Program May Include 10 To 15 Craft Besides Battleships |
1 |
| 12/30/1937 |
Panay Film Ready; Bears Out (U.S.) Charges (U.S. Flag Visable) |
3 |
| 12/30/1937 |
Reich Limits Goods For Jewish Concerns |
7 |
| 12/30/1937 |
Jewish Board (National Council Of Palestine Jewry) Bars Deals (Which They Do Not Authorize) For Palestine |
12 |
| 12/30/1937 |
Dr. (Charles A.) Beard Urges New History Basis-Annals With-Out Consideration Of Economics Misleading, He Asserts-Gains By Despots Cited |
17 |
| 12/30/1937 |
Students (American Student Union, Joseph P. Lash) Reject Anti-War Vow (Oxford Pledge Adopted A Year Earlier)-Would Lead In Embargoes-And Help Any Nation Attacked-Opponents Fought Hard To Stop Policy Reversal |
20 |
| 12/30/1937 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler Finds Old Ideals Ignored-Modern Trends Assailed |
21 |
| 12/30/1937 |
(Four ‘5 & 10’) Chains Quit Buying Goods From Japan (S. H. Kress, Mc Crory, S.S. Kresge & F. W. Woolworth) |
35 |
| 12/30/1937 |
Race Persecution Scored By (British-Born, Episcopal Bishop, William T.) Manning (A Strong Advocate Of U.S. Intervention In The War Against Germany)-Would Prefer Hell With Jews And Christians To Heaven With Nazis, He Declares-Addresses City Rabbis-War, Bishop Says Sometimes ‘Is Not Only Justifiable But Our Bounden Duty’ (Introduced By Rabbi Jess Bienenfeld-Is It Possible He Got His Wish?) |
40 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Roosevelt Is Backing Drive For Cut In Monopoly Prices, Fight To Finish, Says Ickes-To Seek New Laws-People Must Call ‘Bluff’ Of ‘Big Business’ (Text, P. 6) |
1 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Alien (U.S. & British) Oil Men Bar Pay Rise In Mexico-Difficulty Is Foreseen |
1 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Passports Issued As Political Favor In Robinson Case (The ‘Robinsons’ Disappeared In Moscow) |
1 |
| 12/31/1937 |
(Ass’t. Att’y. General Robert H.) Jackson’s Speech Scored By (Senator) M’nary-Representative Halleck Calls (Att’y. Gen.) Cummings Aide (Jackson) ‘White House Charlie McCarthy’ (A Dummy Or Puppet) |
1 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Congress Of Nazis’ Foes Reported (In Germany) |
1 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Japan Apologizes In Note To Britain (Text, P. 2) |
2 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Students (American Student Union, Joseph P. Lash Executive Secretary) Demand Boycott On Japan |
3 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Rumanian Premier (Goga) Acts Against Jews-Prohibits Ownership Of Land And Ends Citizenship Of Some (Those Naturalized After 1920)-G.E.R. Gedye |
4 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Berlin, Rome Laud Rumanian Change-German Press Sees Blow To French Aims In Central And Eastern Europe-Goga Is Hailed In Italy-Poland, Yugoslavia And Spain Viewed As Next Nations To Join The Fascist Ring |
4 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Chamberlain To Fill Eden’s Post For Time |
4 |
| 12/31/1937 |
Jew Slain In Palestine |
4 |
| 12/31/1937 |
American Science Put To World Aid (Indianapolis Convention) |
5 |
| 12/31/1937 |
World Fair Space Taken By Germany (By German Consul General Dr. Johannes Borchers) |
17 |
