10/01/1938 |
Britain And Germany Make Anti-War Pact-Peace Aid Pledged-Demobilization Foreseen |
1 |
10/01/1938 |
Hitler Gets Less Than His Sudeten Demands-Germans Begin Czech Occupation; Troops Cross Old Austrian Border |
1 |
10/01/1938 |
Polish Ultimatum Threatens Action Today-Poles Ready To Act-Prepared To Take Over Teschen Silesia-Hungary Drafts Claims |
1 |
10/01/1938 |
Czech Rulers Bow But Under Protest |
1 |
10/01/1938 |
‘Peace With Honor’ Says Chamberlain |
1 |
10/01/1938 |
Pictures: International Commission Settling Sudeten Problem |
2 |
10/01/1938 |
Unconcealed Joy Pervades Berlin |
2 |
10/01/1938 |
(War) Insurance Rates Are Cut Sharply |
2 |
10/01/1938 |
Fear Of Nazi Attack Is Still Widespread (Bombay, Johannesburg, Istanbul, Cairo) |
2 |
10/01/1938 |
Hull Voices Relief Over Peace Accord |
3 |
10/01/1938 |
Czech Army Head Appeals For Calm |
3 |
10/01/1938 |
Map: Areas Into Which The German Army Will March |
4 |
10/01/1938 |
Plan To Bring Back Americans (‘Abraham Lincoln Brigade’) In Spain |
5 |
10/01/1938 |
(German Ambassador) Dieckhoff Denies Any (German) Link To (German-American) Bund-Counselor Thomsen Of German Embassy Assails Metcalfe (Dies Committee Counsel) As ‘Not Trustworthy’ |
36 |
10/02/1938 |
Czechs Yield Area To Poles-Poles March Today |
1 |
10/02/1938 |
British Naval Chief (Duff Cooper, Later Member Of Churchill’s War Cabinet) Quits |
1 |
10/02/1938 |
Czechs Are Bitter Over Poles’ Stand (On Teschen) |
29 |
10/02/1938 |
(H. L. Stoddard Book) Reveals Secret Of Peace In 1904-(Theodore Roosevelt) Wanted The (Russo-Japanese) War To Go On (It Costs To Be President) |
32 |
10/02/1938 |
Teschen’s History Is One Of Disputes-Czechs Seized It In 1920 |
33 |
10/02/1938 |
Map: Partition Of Czech Territory By Germany And Poland |
33 |
10/02/1938 |
Teschen Annexation Resented In Moscow |
33 |
10/02/1938 |
Picture: The Anglo-German Peace Pact |
34 |
10/02/1938 |
(U.S.) Nation Deficient In 21 War Supplies |
36 |
10/02/1938 |
Germans Studying Next Objectives |
38 |
10/02/1938 |
Referendum On War Is Favored In Survey With 68 Per Cent Of Replies For Voting (Ludlow) Plan (American Institute Of Public Opinion) |
38 |
10/02/1938 |
German Army Put At 1,600,000 Men (By Col. William J. Donovan, Later, Head Of Oss. Is It Possible He W As Already Active In This Capacity? At Roosevelt’s Instigation?) |
39 |
10/02/1938 |
Duff Cooper Held For Firm Defense (Picture) |
41 |
10/02/1938 |
Munich Compact Debated By (N.Y. City) Rabbis |
42 |
10/02/1938 |
Chamberlain Booed By Audience Here (Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, A Speaker) |
42 |
10/02/1938 |
(State Department) Warns All Agents Of Foreign Groups |
42 |
10/02/1938 |
Sudeten Germans Join Czech Flight (Fleeing Germans-Emil Vodnay |
43 |
10/02/1938 |
Peace Appeal For Poland Is Revealed By Hull; Roosevelt Asked Warsaw Not To Use Force |
43 |
10/02/1938 |
The News Of The Week In Review-The Fuehrer Rolls On To Another Triumph |
E-1 |
10/02/1938 |
Sad Fate Of A Country (Czechoslovakia) Which Relied On A Pact |
E-3 |
10/02/1938 |
Germany Finally Wins Her ‘Place In The Sun’ — Hanson W. Baldwin |
E-3 |
10/02/1938 |
Germans Finally Told How Close War Was |
E-4 |
10/02/1938 |
Hungary Jubilant On Border Change |
E-4 |
10/02/1938 |
Czechoslovakia Faces A Struggle To Survive — G.E.R. Gedye |
E-5 |
10/02/1938 |
Poland Is Aroused Against ‘Big Four’-She Sees Danger To Her Position In Intervention To Aid A Minority |
E-5 |
10/02/1938 |
Tables Turned In Twenty Years |
E-5 |
10/02/1938 |
Half World’s Gold Is Now Held Here |
E-6 |
10/02/1938 |
Books By Emigre German Writers |
Book 8 |
10/02/1938 |
The Mind And Method Of The Dictator |
Mag. 1 |
10/02/1938 |
Schooling For Young Totalitarians |
Mag. 6 |
10/02/1938 |
The (World War I) Otranto Disaster-Convoy Hx50-Large Loss Of American Life On Way To Europe |
Mag. 9 |
10/03/1938 |
Hitler To Accompany Army Into Sudeten Area Today |
1 |
10/03/1938 |
Czechs Offering Hungarian Accord |
1 |
10/03/1938 |
Poles Are Cheered On Teschen Entry |
1 |
10/03/1938 |
German Day Rally (Management) Splits With Nazis |
1 |
10/03/1938 |
Text Of German Pastoral Letter Lists Attacks By Nazis On Catholic Church-Pictures: Cardinals Bertram, Schulte & Faulhaber (At The Fulda Bishops’ College) |
2 |
10/03/1938 |
Refugees Harried By Nazi Terrorism |
3 |
10/03/1938 |
Gypsies Join Flight From Sudeten Zones; Refugees Calmly Speed Exodus In Trucks |
3 |
10/03/1938 |
Roosevelt Joins In Peace Prayers |
3 |
10/03/1938 |
Goering Realized Reich’s Weakness-Did All Possible To Avert War |
3 |
10/03/1938 |
(Vojta Benes, Brother Of Eduard) Asserts Czechs Hope To Regain Ceded Land-Says In Jersey They Will Use Peaceful Means |
3 |
10/03/1938 |
Map: German Version Of The Occupation Of Czech Territory |
4 |
10/03/1938 |
Jersey Veterans Rout (Fritz Kuhn) Nazi Leader-Cries Of ‘Kill Him!’ Heard-Bricks Showered From Nearby Buildings As He Drives Off Under Escort-(N.Y. Times Reports ‘Anti-Nazi’ Organizations Present With Veterans) |
6 |
10/03/1938 |
(Fritz) Kuhn Speaks In BrooklyN-200 Pickets March Outside |
6 |
10/03/1938 |
Munich Peace Pact Seen As Expedient (By Unitarian) |
13 |
10/03/1938 |
British Gold Rush Record For Month |
25 |
10/04/1938 |
Chamberlain Defends Pact-He Is Not ‘Ashamed’ |
1 |
10/04/1938 |
Lends L10,000,000 To Czechs; Plans Talk With Mussolini |
1 |
10/04/1938 |
Hitler Triumphant In Sudetenland; Crowds Strew Flowers On Roads |
1 |
10/04/1938 |
(Sumner) Welles Finds Hope In Will For Peace |
1 |
10/04/1938 |
Japan Threatens League Members With Retaliation-Counter-Measures To Be Taken If Sanctions Are Applied |
1 |
10/04/1938 |
Picture: Count George (Jerzy) Potocki, Polish Ambassador To U.S. Returns On Queen Mary |
3 |
10/04/1938 |
21 Slain By Arabs In Palestine Raid |
7 |
10/04/1938 |
Hitler’s Speech At Eger |
8 |
10/04/1938 |
Czechs Now Turn To German Amity |
8 |
10/04/1938 |
Text Of Duff Cooper’s (Minister Of Information Under Churchill In His Cabinet) Speech Assailing The (Pro-German) British Policy |
13 |
10/04/1938 |
Text Of Chamberlain’s Defense Of 4-Power Munich Accord |
14 |
10/04/1938 |
(Myron C.) Taylor (Evian Inter-Governmental Committee On Refugees) Optimistic On (Jewish) Refugees’ Funds-Sees Less Persecution |
15 |
10/04/1938 |
Czech Envoy (Col. Vladimir Hruban) Here Seeks Refugee Aid |
15 |
10/04/1938 |
Wheat Sluggish In A Range Of 3/8 Cent |
35 |
10/05/1938 |
Daladier Policy Upheld; He Gets Decree Powers; Soviet Pact Seen Ended |
1 |
10/05/1938 |
Russians Hold Tie With Paris Broken (Because Of Czechoslovakian ‘Deal’) |
1 |
10/05/1938 |
Reich And Czech Troops In Clash Near Karlsbad |
1 |
10/05/1938 |
Roosevelt Shuns Arms Parley Talk-(Sumner) Welles Discourages Conjecture On Matter, Although The Objectives Remain |
7 |
10/05/1938 |
British Guarantee To Prague In Force |
8 |
10/05/1938 |
Germany Beheads Woman (Frau Katherina Kneup, Attempted Espionage) |
10 |
10/05/1938 |
Slovaks Demand Shake Up Cabinet-Czechs Give More Power (To Other Racial Groups In Nation) |
11 |
10/05/1938 |
Hungary Demands Czech Zones Now |
11 |
10/05/1938 |
Germans ‘Aryanize’ The (Jewish) Hirshland Bank |
11 |
10/05/1938 |
Boycott Of Reich Seen Growing (Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum And B. Charney Vladeck, Joint Boycott Council Of The American Jewish Congress & Jewish Labor Committee-Also In Federation Of Polish Jews In America)-Dr. Tenenbaum Says Strain Of (German) Rearming Has Brought That Nation Near Breakdown (And He Wants To Finish The Job With A Boycott!) |
13 |
10/06/1938 |
Benes Resigns (Czech) Presidency On New German Pressure-’History To Judge’-Turn Toward Fascism Seen (See Brother’s Earlier Statement, N.Y. Times, Oct. 3, 1938, P. 3) |
1 |
10/06/1938 |
French Left Front Seen As Shattered |
1 |
10/06/1938 |
British May Alter Palestine Policy |
11 |
10/06/1938 |
(Eduard) Benes A Founder Of Czech Republic (Picture)-A Disciple Of (Thomas) Masaryk |
12 |
10/06/1938 |
Bene’s Farewells As Czech President |
12 |
10/06/1938 |
(U.S. Ambassador To France, William C.) Bullitt On Way Home After Delayed Start |
12 |
10/06/1938 |
Czechs Are Seen In Orbit Of Rich |
14 |
10/06/1938 |
Germany Executes A Spy; France Sends 5 To Prison |
14 |
10/06/1938 |
Germany To Claim Czech Reparations |
15 |
10/06/1938 |
Map: New Sudeten Areas Allotted To Reich |
15 |
10/06/1938 |
Britain Discloses Warning To Benes-Czechs’ Peril Stressed |
17 |
10/06/1938 |
Hitler Opens Drive For Winter Relief |
17 |
10/06/1938 |
20,000 Rally Here To Help (Spanish) Loyalists |
18 |
10/06/1938 |
Czechs Delay Talk With Hungarians |
18 |
10/06/1938 |
Cardenas To Hear Our View On (Expropriated Oil) Lands |
18 |
10/06/1938 |
Poverty In Japan Increased By War |
19 |
10/06/1938 |
U.S. Students Held Cool To Dictators (By New York University, Dean Of School Of Commerce, John T. Madden) |
21 |
10/06/1938 |
Britain Is Fascist, Says Author (Miss Phyllis Bottoms, A British Citizen) Here-Scorn For Chamberlain’s Policies |
25 |
10/06/1938 |
Rabbis Condemn Advancing Bigotry |
48 |
10/06/1938 |
Appeals For Unity In Lutherans-Plea For Needy Groups |
48 |
10/07/1938 |
Italy Puts A Curb On Mixed (Jewish-Aryan) Marriages |
1 |
10/07/1938 |
U.S. Asks Mexico To Set Aside Funds For Land Seizures-Pressure On Cardenas |
1 |
10/07/1938 |
Chamberlain Policy Upheld, No Conscription, No Election-Prime Minister Denies Betrayal Of Czechs As ‘Preposterous’ |
1 |
10/07/1938 |
Slovaks Obtain Autonomy (From Czechs) |
1 |
10/07/1938 |
Germans Begin To Occupy Zone 4; Limits Of Advance Set In Berlin |
1 |
10/07/1938 |
60 Arabs Are Slain In Palestine Drive-Terror Still General |
1 |
10/07/1938 |
(Editor Of ‘Esquire Magazine’ And Other Magazines, Arnold Gingrich) Says Gestapo Aids Nazi Activity Here (Testimony Before Dies Committee On Un-American Activities) |
1 |
10/07/1938 |
De Valera Asks Norther Ireland Plebiscite; Uses Sudeten Settlement To ‘Prod’ Britain |
1 |
10/07/1938 |
Women Will Fight For Equal Rights |
7 |
10/07/1938 |
Czechs Were ‘Sold’ Vojta Benes (Brother Of Eduard) Say |
11 |
10/07/1938 |
Slovak Ministers To Govern District-New ‘Betrayal’ Charged-Czechs Say Britain And France Refused To Support Protest On Latest Land Decision-G.E.R. Gedye |
12 |
10/07/1938 |
British Organize A News Ministry-Fully Equipped Information Department Was Ready For Outbreak Of War |
13 |
10/07/1938 |
Text Of Chamberlain’s Commons’ Speech |
14 |
10/07/1938 |
Hungary Seeking A Polish Accord |
15 |
10/07/1938 |
Map: Czechoslovak Districts Ceded To Germany By Parley |
15 |
10/07/1938 |
Brown (University) Invites (Former Czech President, Eduard) Benes (As Visiting Professor) |
15 |
10/07/1938 |
Lutherans Accept ‘Social Mission’ |
23 |
10/07/1938 |
1776 Held Unlike Revolution Today |
25 |
10/08/1938 |
U.S. Asks Italy To Respect Rights Of Italian Jews; Retaliation Here Hinted |
1 |
10/08/1938 |
Zionists Gloomy Over Peace (Czechoslovakian) View-Indications In London Are That They Will Not Be Gainers In New British Scheme-Arab Congress Hostile |
1&8 |
10/08/1938 |
(Anti-German) Emigres In Panic Over Reich Recall (German Demand For Their Return To Sudetenland)-G.E.R. Gedye |
1 |
10/08/1938 |
Land Reich Gets Exceeds Hitler’s Godesberg Claims-Czech Districts Are Included To Link Up 51% German Areas-Chancellor’s Face Is Cut By Thrown Bouquet-Occupation Goes On-Frederick T. Birchall |
1 |
10/08/1938 |
Plebiscite Is Now Urged For Southwest Africa |
1 |
10/08/1938 |
Swiss Plan To Ban Pro-League Paper |
5 |
10/08/1938 |
Hitler Hails Self Reliance |
5 |
10/08/1938 |
Danzig Group Here, Fleeing Nazi Rule-14 Of Wealthy (Ankar) Jewish Family Fear Domination Of Free City |
6 |
10/08/1938 |
Methodists Reach 150th Anniversary-Jewish Institute (Stephen S. Wise, Founder, Extends Greetings) To Open-Dr. Tillich, German Refugee, To Be Speaker |
20 |
10/09/1938 |
Vienna Nazi Mob Storms Cardinal Innitzer’s Home; Is Reported Injured (Picture, P. 42) |
1 |
10/09/1938 |
Germans Occupy 5th Sudeten Zone |
1 |
10/09/1938 |
Bond To Reich Stressed By The President Of Chile (Dr. Rudolf Grossman) |
1 |
10/09/1938 |
Londoners Try Our Their ‘Balloon Barrage’ |
1 |
10/09/1938 |
(Harry L.) Hopkins Asserts WPA Is Will Of The People-Created In Response To Public Demand |
3 |
10/09/1938 |
WPA Vote Inquiry In Jersey Ordered |
4 |
10/09/1938 |
(Felix) Frankfurters Spend Day With Roosevelt |
31 |
10/09/1938 |
Reich Invalidates Passports Of Jews-Mexico Rejects (Jewish) Exiles |
38 |
10/09/1938 |
Wieboldt Calls For War On Bund (Before Steuben Society, Former State Chairman Of Steuben Society) |
39 |
10/09/1938 |
Proposals Of Iraq (For Palestine) Rejected By Jews |
39 |
10/09/1938 |
Czechs Betrayed Denied By Bonnet |
39 |
10/09/1938 |
Brazil Said To Bar Reich Ambassador |
39 |
10/09/1938 |
Slavs Seen As Key To Peace In Europe-Our Policies Assailed (By Raymond Leslie Buell) |
40 |
10/09/1938 |
Liner Here Brings Tale Of War Crisis |
41 |
10/09/1938 |
Van Loon Returns, Bitter On Europe (Anti-German!) |
41 |
10/09/1938 |
Sergeant York Offer Plan To Stop Hitler-’Must Knock Him Off Block,’ Says Hero Of 20 Years Ago |
41 |
10/09/1938 |
Czechs Go To Reich For Trade Parleys-(Czech) Bankers Fly To London |
42 |
10/09/1938 |
(German) Lust For Victory Seen Moving Reich-Writer Says Hitler Embodies And Fulfills Germany’s Yearning For Power-Concessions Held Futile-Emil Ludwig (‘Noted Historian And Biographer’-N.Y. Times Copyright-Emil Ludwig A Violent Anti-German As Well As Anti-Nazi) |
43 |
10/09/1938 |
Czech Socialist To Act (May Quit Second International!) |
43 |
10/09/1938 |
Reich Trade Gains Disturbing British |
43 |
10/09/1938 |
Army Critic (Anonymous In ‘Infantry Journal’) Finds (U.S. Army) Initiative Killed — CCC Failure Cited |
46 |
10/09/1938 |
Synagogues Plan Sukkoth Services-Nazi ‘Arrogance’ Decried-U.S. Urged To Keep Out Of War Of Europe’s Dictatorships-Fight On Spies Endorsed |
47 |
10/09/1938 |
Roosevelt Voices Approval Of (National Federation Of Business And Professional Women’s Clubs’) Plan |
D-5 |
10/09/1938 |
Refugee Problem Topic For (National Council Of Women, International Relations) Parley |
D-5 |
10/09/1938 |
Large Feminine Vote Is Objective (Of United Women’s Groups) |
D-5 |
10/09/1938 |
The News Of The Week In Review-Ten Questions Which Disturb The New ‘Peace’ Of Europe |
E-1 |
10/09/1938 |
Picture: Eduard Benes-’In (Czech) Country(Side) To Rest’ At Estate After Resignation) |
E-1 |
10/09/1938 |
Cartoon: Anti-German (Several. Take Pick!) |
E-3 |
10/09/1938 |
Europe Asks: Is It Peace Or Merely A Truce?-Frederick T. Birchall |
E-3 |
10/09/1938 |
New Demands From Hitler May Force Another Test On Britain And France |
E-3 |
10/09/1938 |
Wilson’s 1916 (Peace Effort) Theme Revived (By Roosevelt) |
E-3 |
10/09/1938 |
Germany Strengthened For Push To The East-Guido Enderis |
E-4 |
10/09/1938 |
Map: Is Germany Reviving Her Berlin-To-Baghdad Dream? |
E-4 |
10/09/1938 |
Poles Cast Lot With Reich-Distrust Of ‘Easy Going’ Democracies Is Not Altered By Recent Developments-Jerzy Szapiro |
E-4 |
10/09/1938 |
A Changed France Looks To Finances |
E-4 |
10/09/1938 |
French Prestige Lost In Balkans |
E-4 |
10/09/1938 |
Picture: Marker Boundary Of Danzig, Poland & Germany (Versailles Treaty) |
E-4 |
10/09/1938 |
Cartoon: Anti-German, ‘African Nordics Beware’ |
E-4 |
10/09/1938 |
Czechs’ Fall Shock To South America-Edward Tomlinson |
E-5 |
10/09/1938 |
Czechs Still In Dark As To State’s Future-G.E.R. Gedye |
E-5 |
10/09/1938 |
Cartoons: Anti-German |
E-5 |
10/09/1938 |
Hull Will Press Trade Agreements-Passing Of Europe’s Crisis Is Seen As Opening Door For Conclusion Of Pacts-Progress With Britain-(Sumner Welles-’Seeking Agreements’) |
E-6 |
10/09/1938 |
Cartoon: Anti-German |
E-9 |
10/09/1938 |
Letter: Czechoslovak History-That Country Is Artificial State Is Declared Untrue (‘Practically, I Don’t Care Whether Czechoslovakia Has A Historic Standing Or Not, But In Fact, She Has.)-Steven T. Byington |
E-9 |
10/09/1938 |
Winston Churchill’s Views On World Affairs-While England Slept |
Book 5 |
10/09/1938 |
The (German) Colossus That Towers Over Europe-Hanson W. Baldwin |
Mag. 1 |
10/09/1938 |
Hitler Falls Heir To An Old Hapsburg Dream-Emil Lengyel |
Mag. 3 |
10/09/1938 |
Around The Clock With A Strenuous Dictator (Mussolini) |
Mag. 11 |
10/09/1938 |
A Respite For Britain’s Great Country Houses |
Mag. 12 |
10/09/1938 |
Picture: Chamberlain, Daladier, Hitler & Mussolini |
Roto. 1 |
10/09/1938 |
Picture: Sudeten German Who Fled Czechoslovakia (With Returning Germans) |
Roto. 3 |
10/09/1938 |
Britain Fights A Miniature War In Palestine |
Roto. |
10/10/1938 |
New Device Warns Flier Of Mountains (Uses Short Wave-Primitive Radar!) |
1 |
10/10/1938 |
Polish Democrats Withhold Support From (N.Y.) State Ticket |
1 |
10/10/1938 |
Poles Rush Troops To Czech Rail City (Oderberg Or ‘Bohumin’) To Forestall Nazis-Gateway To Balkans-Jerzy Szapiro |
1 |
10/10/1938 |
Hitler Announces (At Sarrbruecken) He Is Demobilizing Army Reservists-Need For Peace Stressed-Warns Newly Unified Nation However, Against ‘Jewish Bolshevist Enemy’-But Dictator Says Reich Will Extend Fortifications In The West As A Precaution (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
10/10/1938 |
Cardinal Innitzer Put Under Guard (By Vienna Police) |
1 |
10/10/1938 |
Britain Enlarges Palestine Force; First Problem Is To Restore Order-Arabs Oppose Jewish Immigration (To Palestine) |
1 |
10/10/1938 |
(German) Boycott Success Denied (By Board Of Trade For German-American Commerce, Inc.) |
4 |
10/10/1938 |
Reich Seen Ready To Ask For More-Frederick T. Birchall |
5 |
10/10/1938 |
Virtual Seclusion Is Enjoyed By (Eduard) Benes (At Estate At Sezimovo Unti, Czechoslovakia) |
5 |
10/10/1938 |
London And Paris Turn To Isolation-Vast Air Force Planned-Augur |
5 |
10/10/1938 |
France Weighing Change In Policy-Accords With Dictators Seen As Possible-(Communists) For New Popular Front (Popular Front Ruled France For Two Years) |
6 |
10/10/1938 |
Hotel At Nazi Camp (Camp Siegfried, German-American Settlement League, Yaphank, N.Y.) Loses Liquor License |
7 |
10/10/1938 |
Third Of Refugees Found Christian-Miss Blake (Chairwoman, International Relations Committee Of The New York City Federation Of Women’s Clubs) Says Jews Alone Aid Nazi Exiles (Denounces ‘Nazis.’ Christians Include 60,000 Non-Aryan Catholics-Total Number Of Refugees Not Mentioned!) |
9 |
10/10/1938 |
Barnard (College, Part Of Columbia University, Dean Virginia Gildersleeve) Asks Aid (?) For Best Students (In Letter To Columbia University Pres. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler)-Backs Stand Taken By (Dr. James Bryant) Conant (Harvard) |
12 |
10/10/1938 |
No Honor Is Seen In Europe’s Peace (By Presbyterian Rev. J. Valdemar Moldenhower)-Calls On Church To Act |
16 |
10/10/1938 |
All World Urged To Pray For Peace (By Arch Interventionist, British Born, Episcopal Bishop, William T. Manning) |
16 |
10/10/1938 |
Book: Jones, F. Elwyn, The Defense Of Democracy, E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc., N.Y.-’Shall Fascism Occupy The White House?’-Picture Of Hitler |
17 |
10/11/1938 |
Soviet Fliers Denounce Lindbergh As ‘Hired Liar’ For German Nazis-Russians Charge He Told British Tories Reich’s Air Force Could Defeat Combination-lady Astor Denies Story |
1 |
10/11/1938 |
Britain Re-Forms Territorial Army, Speeding Defense-Four Divisions To Be Added To Home Forces |
1 |
10/11/1938 |
Nazis Held Making Vassals Of Czechs |
1 |
10/11/1938 |
Britain’s Troops Occupy Bethlehem |
1 |
10/11/1938 |
Party Ranks Face Roosevelt ‘Purge’ (Letter From Morgenthau To Senator Morris Sheppard [Sheppard Field!]) |
1 |
10/11/1938 |
(German Jewish) Czech Editor Tries To Die (‘Prager Tageblatt’) |
13 |
10/11/1938 |
Reich Gets Town Of 7,000 (Policka); 10 Germans All Are Jews |
13 |
10/11/1938 |
Germans Occupy Last Czech Areas |
14 |
10/11/1938 |
Russia Now Alone, May Woo Germany-Possibility Of Soviet-Reich Tie-Hitler Now Forbidding-Walter Duranty |
14 |
10/11/1938 |
Picture: Alexander Kerensky-Kerensky Defends The Munich Pact |
14 |
10/11/1938 |
(Winston Churchill) Will Reply To Hitler (To Be Heard In U.S. On Nbc) |
14 |
10/11/1938 |
Germans ‘Regret’ Attack On Innitzer-Buerckel Leads Inquiry-Possible ‘Foreign Instigation’ Studied |
15 |
10/11/1938 |
Refugee Problems (Refugees Fleeing Germans) Disturbs Czechs |
16 |
10/11/1938 |
(U.S. Ambassador To France, William C.) Bullitt Returns Eager For Holiday-Plans To Take Good Share Of Six Months Due Him (No Special Report To Roosevelt!) |
16 |
10/11/1938 |
86 (Foreign) Agents Having Foreign Ties Named (On State Department List)-Ex-Ambassadors On List |
19 |
10/11/1938 |
Spy Trial Is Seen Bringing New Laws |
19 |
10/11/1938 |
(U.S. Ass’t. Sec. Of Navy) For Bigger Navy But Against Arms Race |
19 |
10/11/1938 |
(U.S. President, Woodrow) Wilson Obtained (Leon) Trotsky’s (Lev Bronstein’s) Release (From British Internment At Halifax So He Could Return To Russia And Work With Lenin For Revolution)-Turbulent Years, By Isaac F. Marcosson, Dodd Mead & Co., N.Y. (Review, Oct. 16, 1938, Book 2) |
23 |
10/11/1938 |
Lutherans Favor New Pension Plan-Final Action Postponed |
25 |
10/11/1938 |
Alien Monies Fall; Gold Receipts Huge-$51,000,000 On One Liner |
37 |
10/12/1938 |
Roosevelt Asked (By Senator Robert F. Wagner Of N.Y. And Many Others) To Help The Jews By Urging Britain To Keep (Palestine-Balfour) Pledge-4 Bombs Thrown At Palestine Commissioner’s Car |
1 |
10/12/1938 |
New Innitzer Step (Pamphlet) Infuriates Nazis |
1 |
10/12/1938 |
$150,000,000 More (Total ‘Well Over’ $700,000,000) For Navy In 1939 |
1 |
10/12/1938 |
Corrects Hull (Foreign Agent) List |
4 |
10/12/1938 |
Palestine (British) Official Escapes Bombing |
18 |
10/12/1938 |
(U.S. Secretary Of War, Woodring) Would Outlaw Air War |
18 |
10/12/1938 |
Italy Curbs Jews As Shop Owners |
19 |
10/12/1938 |
Brazil Shifts Envoy From Post In Berlin-(Brazilian) Foreign Office Denies Having Dispute With Germany |
19 |
10/12/1938 |
Reich To Ask U.S. To Barter Goods |
20 |
10/12/1938 |
Berlin Seeks Rule Of Czech Railroads-Asks All Sudeten Spoils-Frederick T. Birchall |
20 |
10/12/1938 |
War Fear Increasing (Gallup Poll) Survey In U.S. Shows-60% Say Surrender To Hitler Was Preferable To Fight |
20 |
10/12/1938 |
Scots Offer (Eduard) Benes Honor (Rectorship, Glasgow Univ.) |
20 |
10/12/1938 |
Report (Hungarian) Jews Rounded Up |
20 |
10/12/1938 |
Prague Adamant On Refugee Curbs-Refuses To Modify Policy Of Driving Fugitives Back To Their Sudeten Homelands-G.E.R. Gedye |
21 |
10/12/1938 |
Nazis (German-American Organization To Supplant German-American Bund) In Jersey Form New Group-Nucleus Of Nation-Wide Unit Seen In Incorporation Of German-American Front |
21 |
10/12/1938 |
(Albert Foerster) Sees Danzig ‘Liberation’ |
22 |
10/12/1938 |
(Barnard College, Part Of Columbia Univ., Dean) Miss (Virginia) Gildersleeve Fears A Dark Age-World Now A ‘Grim Place’-U.S. Is Partly Responsible For International Gangsterism |
25 |
10/12/1938 |
(Commercial) Ship Construction In World Declines |
49 |
10/13/1938 |
(Henry A.) Wallace To Feed ‘The Lower Third’ (With Farm Surpluses) |
1 |
10/13/1938 |
Czechs Ask Hitler To Curb Hungary As Rift Threatens-Both Sides Move Troops-Hungarians Surprised By An Autonomy Offer |
1 |
10/13/1938 |
(Matthew) Woll Leads Fight On (Against Roosevelt) Trade Treaties |
3 |
10/13/1938 |
Czech To Shape Tie With Berlin Today |
6 |
10/13/1938 |
To Late For A War, Italy Warns Enemies |
6 |
10/13/1938 |
(Interventionist, Episcopal Bishop Henry St. George) Tucker Deplores Peace Of Munich-Greater Crisis Forecast |
7 |
10/13/1938 |
(Mrs. Marion Dooley, League Of Women Voters) Says (British) Peace Ballot Gave Hitler Cue (To Annex Czech Territory) |
8 |
10/13/1938 |
Czechs Move Factories (To Sweden From Sudetenland) |
8 |
10/13/1938 |
Official Map Shows Extent Of Nazi Gains |
8 |
10/13/1938 |
Innitzer Assailed In Nazi Newspaper |
9 |
10/13/1938 |
British Censors Ban Film On Czech Crisis |
9 |
10/13/1938 |
French (Catholics) To Aid (Czech) Refugees |
9 |
10/13/1938 |
Christians To Clean Synagogue (Smeared With Tar In Sobron, Hungary) |
9 |
10/13/1938 |
(Lord Winterton) Again Says Russia Made No ‘Precise Promise’ To Aid Czechs |
10 |
10/13/1938 |
(Oklahoma Governor) Advises U.S. To Let Mexican Oil Enter |
13 |
10/13/1938 |
(Mexico To Purchase Wheat From The U.S. (Maybe Oklahoma?)-3,000,000 Bushels (At A Price Of About $0.68 Per Bushel) To Be Taken Under American Subsidy Plan |
15 |
10/13/1938 |
(British) Palestine Troop Caught In (Mufti-Arab) Ambush |
16 |
10/13/1938 |
U.S. Studies (U.S.) Pleas In Behalf Of Jews (On Palestine) |
16 |
10/13/1938 |
Canadian Jews Protest (Over Restricted Immigration To Palestine) |
16 |
10/13/1938 |
Army To Leave Spies In Peacetime To FBI |
17 |
10/13/1938 |
U.S. (Investment) Stake Abroad $4,759,000,000 Net-Foreign (Investment) Total Here $7,036,000,000 |
35 |
10/14/1938 |
New Deal (Roosevelt-Morgenthau) Will Ask Gold (Dollar Devaluation) Power Again |
1 |
10/14/1938 |
Hungarians Submit Break With Czechs To Munich Powers |
1 |
10/14/1938 |
Reich Would Bind Britain To Inferiority In Air Force-Augur |
1 |
10/14/1938 |
Curb On Catholics Ordered In Vienna-’Political Clergy’ |
1 |
10/14/1938 |
Where Reich Has Austrian Gold Is Mystery; It Is Assumed To Be In Nation’s War Chest-Otto D. Tolischus |
1 |
10/14/1938 |
President (Roosevelt) To Push (Old) Age Benefits Plan-Study Began In Spring |
4 |
10/14/1938 |
Jews Make Appeal To Britain’s Envoy-Past (British) Pledges (Reviewed!) Recalled (By Dr. Soloman Goldman & Rabbi Stephen S. Wise-Both To Be Received By Hull!) |
12 |
10/14/1938 |
Palestine Terror Takes Fresh Toll-(British) Army Stiffens Measures |
12 |
10/14/1938 |
(Bernard) Baruch In Warning Asks Defense Step-Confers With President (Roosevelt) |
13 |
10/14/1938 |
Austrian Bishops Cite (List) Grievances |
14 |
10/14/1938 |
Czechs Continue Dictatorial Trend-G.E.R. Gedye |
15 |
10/14/1938 |
Polish Ukrainians Combat Hungary-Poles Scent Reich Move |
15 |
10/14/1938 |
Americans Oppose Colonies For Germany; Fear Munich Agreement Will Lead To War (Gallup Poll) |
15 |
10/14/1938 |
Board Drops Plan For Sudeten Vote-Commission Decides To Make Border Permanent Subject To Minor Corrections (Map)-Czech (Dr. Chvalkovsky) Will Go To Hitler |
16 |
10/14/1938 |
Carnegie (Arts) Award Goes To German-Hofer, Blacklisted By Hitler, Is First Of His Countrymen To Win Principal Prize |
20 |
10/14/1938 |
Progress Reported In Russian Medicine-Socialized System Is Improved |
23 |
10/15/1938 |
Reich Approaches Britain On Limitation Of Air Units |
1 |
10/15/1938 |
Hitler Mediates In Central Europe; Gets Czech Pledge-Germans Are Jubilant |
1 |
10/15/1938 |
Roosevelt Moves To Rush Expansion Of Army And Navy |
1 |
10/15/1938 |
Hull Pledges Talk To Britain On Zion-Says That American Rights In Palestine Will Be Guarded |
1 |
10/15/1938 |
(German) Spy Pleads Guilty As 4 Go On Trial |
1 |
10/15/1938 |
Britain Organizes An ‘Army In Overalls;’ Volunteers Will Guard Noted Factories |
1 |
10/15/1938 |
Vatican Lays Riots To Nazis In Vienna |
2 |
10/15/1938 |
Mc Kenzie (N.Y. Dock Commissioner) Cancels Attendance At (German) Air Fete, Rebuking Nazis For Treatment Of Catholics (And Joining La Guardia In His Opposition To Germans) |
2 |
10/15/1938 |
Catholicism’s End Held Aim Of Nazis (By New Orleans Arch Bishop Joseph F. Rummel) |
2 |
10/15/1938 |
New Deal Is Held Communist Tool (By N. J. Representative, J. Parnell Thomas) |
3 |
10/15/1938 |
Defense Of (German-American) Bund Sent To Congress (By Fritz Kuhn) |
3 |
10/15/1938 |
Czechs To Change Election System-Resigned To Reich Orbit-G.E.R. Gedye |
3 |
10/15/1938 |
Hungary Mobilizes 200,000 In Dispute-Czechs Reinforce Border |
4 |
10/15/1938 |
Church Groups Tell Of Aid To (German Christian) Refugees |
4 |
10/15/1938 |
(N.Y. Senator, Robert F.) Wagner Asks (Pro-Zionist) Action (By U.S.) On Palestine Issue |
4 |
10/15/1938 |
U.S. Citizens (Living) In Palestine Plan Appeal To Britain |
4 |
10/15/1938 |
(U.S. Ambassador To Britain, Joseph P.) Kennedy Tells View On Palestine Issue-Our Interest Recognized But Intervention Held Unlikely (See Later Entries) |
4 |
10/15/1938 |
Alsatian (French Deputy, Joseph Rosse) Stresses Loyalty To France-Return To Reich Opposed |
4 |
10/15/1938 |
Czechs Accuse Hungary Of Plotting Revolution |
4 |
10/15/1938 |
Panama Will Buy Arms (From Whom Is Not Made Clear!) |
4 |
10/15/1938 |
City Council Joins Appeals For (Zionist) Jews-(B. Charney) Vladeck (Jewish!)Points To Suffering Of Other Groups In European Countries |
5 |
10/15/1938 |
Palestine Rebels (Followers Of Mufti) Rout (Arab) Opponents |
5 |
10/15/1938 |
Roosevelt Urged To Act (By Jewish Women’s Groups-Open Palestine To Jewish Immigration) |
5 |
10/15/1938 |
(National League Of) Women Voters Set Crusading Course-Spurred By Call To Defense Of Democracy, State League Plans Drive To Expand |
7 |
10/15/1938 |
44 Agencies Added To Foreign (Agents’) List (Of U.S. State Department) |
9 |
10/16/1938 |
Reich Impressed By U.S. Arms Plan; (Bernard) Baruch (Jewish) Denounced |
1 |
10/16/1938 |
Reich And Brazil Recall Diplomats |
1 |
10/16/1938 |
Nazi Propaganda Drive Widened In Mexico; Campaign To Be Pushed In All Latin America |
1 |
10/16/1938 |
Roosevelt Shows Gain In Popularity (59% Favor Him-Gallup Poll) |
6 |
10/16/1938 |
(New York League Of Business And Professional) Women ‘Nominate’ Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt (For Governor) |
12 |
10/16/1938 |
4,120-Plane Goal Hinted For Army-Roosevelt Stand Cited (By Maj. Gen. H. H. Arnold) |
31 |
10/16/1938 |
Lines In Palestine Back In Operation-Troops Raised To 20,000 |
33 |
10/16/1938 |
Palestine Is Held To Affect America (By Rabbi William F. Rosenblum)-’Forces Of Fascism,’ If Victors There (Palestine) Might Spread To U.S., Rabbi Warns-Peril To Jews Stressed-Damage To British Honor Seen (Balfour Declaration) |
33 |
10/16/1938 |
Allies (Rumania & Yugoslavia) Aid Czechs Against Hungary-Fear Revisionist Spread |
36 |
10/16/1938 |
Czechs To Reopen Hungarian Talks |
37 |
10/16/1938 |
Talks For Defenses Balked By (Bernard) Baruch |
38 |
10/16/1938 |
Jews And Czechs Attacked In Vienna |
38 |
10/16/1938 |
Envoy’s Guests See Reich Plane Test |
38 |
10/16/1938 |
London Defenses Said To Be Feeble |
38 |
10/16/1938 |
Crowd Menaces Syracuse (German-American) Bund-Woman Pulled From Car (Cries Of ‘Dirty Nazis’)-Oakland, Calif., Group Ousted From Quarters-Reported Drilling With Rifles |
39 |
10/16/1938 |
Danes In Germany Appeal To Hitler (Against Discrimination) |
39 |
10/16/1938 |
Refugee Doctors Win Fight On State (Medical) Tests |
46 |
10/16/1938 |
Map: What Germany Demanded-And What She Was Given |
E-3 |
10/16/1938 |
Anglo-Nazi Peace Pact May Vanish In The Air |
E-3 |
10/16/1938 |
Defense Of Americas Set As New Objective-Arthur Krock |
E-3 |
10/16/1938 |
Germany Returns To Baghdad (Railway) Trail |
E-4 |
10/16/1938 |
Press Of Britain Polite To Hitler |
E-4 |
10/16/1938 |
Czechs’ Only Hope In Federal System-Refugees In Dire Peril-G.E.R. Gedye |
E-4 |
10/16/1938 |
29 World-Shaking Days-Calender From Sept. 12, 1938-Oct. 19, 1938 |
E-4 |
10/16/1938 |
Cartoon: Anti-German |
E-4 |
10/16/1938 |
Big Powers Speed Up Armaments Following The Munich Agreement-London Gets Cue-Paris Increases Outlay-Berlin On Guard-Rome Rushes Alps Work |
E-5 |
10/16/1938 |
British Setbacks Fan Arab Revolt |
E-5 |
10/16/1938 |
Cartoon: British Soldier Keeping Arab Sniper From Shooting Peace-Loving, Democratic Zionist Settler |
E-5 |
10/16/1938 |
Picture: ‘Good Queen Eleanor (Roosevelt)’-First Lady Has A Triumph (Eleanor Dancing!) |
E-7 |
10/16/1938 |
Marcosson, Isaac F., Turbulent Years, Dodd Mead & Co., N.Y., (Woodrow Wilson Had British Release Trotsky From Internment In Halifax So That He Might Return To Russia-See Entry Oct. 11, 1938, P. 23) |
Book 2 |
10/16/1938 |
(Franklin D. Roosevelt) As He Sees Himself (Heroic Treatment!)-’His Strongest Personal Conviction Is That Of Safeguarding The American System By Applying Overdue Reforms To Adopt It To Present Conditions.’-Anne O’Hare McCormick |
Mag. 1 |
10/16/1938 |
Nazi Hopes Ride The ‘Volksauto’ (Picture: ‘Volksauto’ Looks Like ‘Volkswagen Bug’) |
Mag. 5 |
10/16/1938 |
Picture: The German Armies March Into Czechoslovakia |
Roto. 1 |
10/17/1938 |
Britain Will Shift Cabinet And Gird For Any New Crisis-Defense To Be Bolstered |
1 |
10/17/1938 |
Italy Arrests Many Jews; Charges Anti-Fascist Plot |
1 |
10/17/1938 |
Catholic Holdings Assailed By Nazis As Depriving Poor-Excessive Building Seen-’Rich Rewards’ Of Clergy Are Noted |
1 |
10/17/1938 |
British King (George Vi) And Queen To Visit Roosevelt After Canada Trip, London (Daily Herald) Newspaper Says |
1 |
10/17/1938 |
(Walter) Rothschild To Head (Jewish) Charity Drive Again |
2 |
10/17/1938 |
(British Lt.) Col. (Arthur Cecil) Murray Arrives To Visit Roosevelt |
2 |
10/17/1938 |
Jewish Group (American Jewish Federation To Combat Communism And Fascism) Formed To Combat ‘Isms’ |
3 |
10/17/1938 |
Czech ‘Farewell’ (Write-Off) Held Premature-Minister Hruban Says History Indicates His Country Will Not Be Vassal Of Reich-Calls For Our Support |
4 |
10/17/1938 |
Herriott (President Of French Chamber Of Deputies) Urges Union Against Aggression-Smaller Nations Will Follow Leadership, He Declares |
4 |
10/17/1938 |
Reich Is Resentful Over Brazil Issue |
4 |
10/17/1938 |
Reich, Italy Agree On Hungarian Issue |
4 |
10/17/1938 |
Text Of Address By Winston Churchill Replying To Chancellor Hitler (Heard On Nbc In U.S.) |
5 |
10/17/1938 |
Alsatians Reject Idea Of Autonomy |
6 |
10/17/1938 |
Eastern Jewry To Meet (Warsaw, Poland-Want Jewish State In Palestine)-British Report Awaited |
6 |
10/17/1938 |
(Mexican President) Cardenas (U.S. Oil Property Dispute) Debt Plan Sent To Washington |
7 |
10/17/1938 |
European Unrest Seen As Prelude (To Reestablishment Of ‘Roman Empire’ In Central Europe By Baptist Rev. William H. Rogers)-(Baptist, Rev.) Dr. Ayer Skeptical Of Peace Of Munich |
11 |
10/17/1938 |
(Spanish) Loyalists Honor (Departing) Foreign Fighters-300 Americans In Group (11th, 13th & 15th International Brigades) |
16 |
10/17/1938 |
Women Break Ties To Peace League-Denies ‘Red’ Cry Is Factor |
17 |
10/17/1938 |
Stirling Attrition Weighs On London |
23 |
10/17/1938 |
Britain In Month Sent L74,973,133 Gold Here |
23 |
10/17/1938 |
Steel-Mill Output Rises To 1938 Peak |
23 |
10/17/1938 |
Anti-(German-American) Bund Fight Quelled In Chicago-Fascist Foes Try To Carry American Flag Into Hall-Germans Among Leaders |
34 |
10/18/1938 |
Reich ‘Plot’ To Get U.S. Defense Plans Outlined By Hardy (German ‘Spy’ Trial) |
1 |
10/18/1938 |
(John Harlan) Amen (Later An American Prosecutor At Nuernberg) Is Appointed In Geoghan’s Place (By Herbert Lehman) For Graft Inquiry (Picture, P 17) |
1 |
10/18/1938 |
Six Priests Seized By Nazis In Vienna; Prelate Is Curbed |
1 |
10/18/1938 |
(Herbert) Hoover Denounces Roosevelt Record |
1 |
10/18/1938 |
(Eduard) Benes Accepts University Of Chicago Bid; Czech Ex-President To Lecture On Democracy (Appointment Supported By Robert M. Hutchins) |
1 |
10/18/1938 |
Reich Aid Offered Hungary In Deal |
2 |
10/18/1938 |
(Archbishop Of Canterbury) Criticizes Munich Pact |
2 |
10/18/1938 |
Berlin Paper (Boersen Zeitung) Brands Churchill ‘Ignorant’-Says British People Are Deceived By Attacks On The New Reich |
2 |
10/18/1938 |
Treatment Of Czechs By Poles Held Harsh (‘Harshest’) |
2 |
10/18/1938 |
French-Reich Pact Is Alsatian’s Goal |
3 |
10/18/1938 |
Nazism Is Spread By Munich Accord-Walter Duranty |
3 |
10/18/1938 |
Nazis Reveal Plan For Trade Empire-Otto D. Tolischus |
4 |
10/18/1938 |
Four Spy Suspects In Cristobal (Canal Zone) Jail (Germans Alleged To Have Photographed Defenses Of Panama Canal)-Each Held In $15,000 Bail |
4 |
10/18/1938 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler Makes Disarmament Plea-Urges U.S. To Issue (International Conference) Call Based On 1910 Resolution Adopted By Congress-For International Police-Declares No Other Country Could Assume Leadership In World Peace Move |
6 |
10/18/1938 |
Extremists (Rexists, Lead By Leon Degrelle, Communists & Flemish Nationalists) Beaten In Belgian Elections (Malmedy, Eupen & Moresnet Mentioned) |
8 |
10/18/1938 |
Italy Makes Reply To U.S. Note On Jews |
9 |
10/18/1938 |
Karl Kautsky, 84, Marxist, Is Dead-Was Chief Foe Of Lenin-last Of Great Marxists |
25 |
10/18/1938 |
U.S. ‘Goose-Stepping’ Too (Retiring Presbyterian) Moderator (Rev. George H. Talbott) Says |
52 |
10/19/1938 |
(Herbert) Lehman Is Silent On The New Deal After His Talk With Roosevelt |
1 |
10/19/1938 |
Poles Send (Col. Jozef) Beck To Carol To Plead Hungarian Claims |
1 |
10/19/1938 |
Palestine Ruled By Army As Siege In Capital Goes On |
1 |
10/19/1938 |
Bungling Efforts Of (German) Spies Related-Data Collected For Men ‘High Up’ In Hitler Regime (‘Spy ‘Trial’) |
1 |
10/19/1938 |
Ban On (Socialist, Norman) Thomas Rally In Jersey City Upheld; (State Supreme) Court Denies That His Rights Were Violated |
1 |
10/19/1938 |
Palestine To Fore In British Worries-Prestige Held At Stake |
8 |
10/19/1938 |
Mufti Gives Terms Of Arabs For Peace-Would Bar (Jewish) Immigration (To Palestine) |
9 |
10/19/1938 |
White House Gets An Arab Protest-Tumulty (Woodrow Wilson’s Secretary)Asks Roosevelt To Act-(Jewish) Group Appeals To President (Roosevelt) |
9 |
10/19/1938 |
Rome Press Irked By Jewish League (American Jewish Federation To Combat Communism And Fascism) |
10 |
10/19/1938 |
Hope Seen To End Mexican (Oil Property Expropriation) Dispute-Sees Hull And (Sumner) Welles |
10 |
10/19/1938 |
Germany Extends (Rm60,000,000) Credit To Poland-Otto D. Tolischus |
13 |
10/19/1938 |
Coalition Cabinet Demanded By (Anthony) Eden |
13 |
10/19/1938 |
(Gallup) Survey Finds British Behind Chamberlain (57%) |
13 |
10/19/1938 |
Anti-Jewish Drive Pressed In Alsace |
14 |
10/19/1938 |
Salzburg Bishop (Sigmund Waitz) Attacked By Nazis |
14 |
10/20/1938 |
Nazis And Poles Open A Campaign On Lithuanians-Drive Implies Deal |
1 |
10/20/1938 |
(German) Spy Says He Sent Reich A Fake Code |
1 |
10/20/1938 |
Hitler Grants Lindbergh High Decoration (‘Order Of The German Eagle’) After Bitter Attacks On Flier By Russian |
1 |
10/20/1938 |
Ban On Immigration (To U.S.) In Job Crisis Urged (By Military Order Of The Loyal Legion Of The U.S.) |
4 |
10/20/1938 |
Catholics Appeal For (Zionist) Palestine Aid-American Jews In This Country Ask The U.S. To ‘Exercise Its Good Offices’ |
8 |
10/20/1938 |
Italy Curbs Jews Anew-Turin Newspaper Reports Ban On Kosher Killings (Of Animals) |
8 |
10/20/1938 |
Mrs (Carrie Chapman) Catt (‘Feminist Leader’) Decries Armament (But Wants ‘Dictatorships’ Destroyed) |
9 |
10/20/1938 |
(U.S. Ambassador To France, William C.) Bullitt Visit To Roosevelt Stimulates Talk Of (World War I War) Debt Accord Between U.S. And France |
10 |
10/20/1938 |
(U.S. Ambassador To England, Joseph P.) Kennedy For Amity With Fascist Bloc-Calls For Disarmament (See Later Entry!) |
10 |
10/20/1938 |
Mexico Delays Ousting (Of Austrian Refugee Jews) |
11 |
10/20/1938 |
Ousted Jews Live In Sudeten Fields-Czechs Bar Hundreds |
11 |
10/20/1938 |
Czechoslovaks Lose 40% Of Tax Revenues |
11 |
10/20/1938 |
Hitler Now Seeks French Colonies |
12 |
10/20/1938 |
21 More Register As Foreign Agents (With State Department) |
12 |
10/20/1938 |
(Edward R.) Stettinius Heads Red Cross Drive |
24 |
10/21/1938 |
Lithuania To Woo Reich And Poland With Concessions |
1 |
10/21/1938 |
73 Leaders In New Mexico Politics Are Indicted For WPA (Headed Nationally By Harry L. Hopkins!) Violations |
1 |
10/21/1938 |
Larger Naval Base Slated For Hawaii |
11 |
10/21/1938 |
Danish Nazis Arrested (Copenhagen) |
6 |
10/21/1938 |
Italy Assures U.S. On Status Of Jews |
7 |
10/21/1938 |
No Policy Changes In (Joseph P.) Kennedy Speech-Personal View Stressed-Hull Says Our Position Is Defined (See Oct. 20, 1938, P. 10 & Oct. 15, 1938, P. 4) |
8 |
10/21/1938 |
Hitler Successor Is Britain’s Fear (Hitler Said Any Moment Chamberlain Might Be Succeeded By Churchill, Duff Cooper Or Anthony Eden!) |
9 |
10/21/1938 |
Prague Outlaws Communist Party-Action Laid To Reich Wishes-Jews Living In Fields-G.E.R. Gedye |
9 |
10/21/1938 |
Spy ‘Confession’ Of (German) Woman (Hairdresser From ‘Europe’) Read (To Court) |
10 |
10/21/1938 |
Austria Jails Monks For Resisting Ouster |
10 |
10/21/1938 |
Advance Gifts Made To Jewish Charities |
16 |
10/21/1938 |
‘Sudeten’ Mocking Ended At Harvard (As A Result Of The Self Determination Idea In The Sudetenland, The Students Of Harvard Want To Secede From Boston) |
25 |
10/21/1938 |
Group Here Urges Reich Trade Pact-Sec. Hull Asked To Act |
32 |
10/22/1938 |
Japanese Enter Canton |
1 |
10/22/1938 |
Pope (Pius XI) Likens Hitler To Early Renegade-Judas And Nero Recalled |
8 |
10/22/1938 |
Rumania Rejects Poland’s (Jozef Beck’s) Wishes |
8 |
10/22/1938 |
Czechs Order Relief For Trapped Jews |
8 |
10/22/1938 |
3 Democracies Irk Italy By Rearming |
8 |
10/22/1938 |
Hitler Seen In Bid For French Truce |
8 |
10/22/1938 |
(German) Spy Says His Aim Was To Foil (German) Plot |
8 |
10/22/1938 |
Czechs Renounce Pact With Soviet-G.E.R. Gedye |
9 |
10/22/1938 |
First Briton Slain In Jerusalem Raid (By Arab Snipers) |
9 |
10/22/1938 |
Palestine Events Followed By U.S.-Roosevelt In Letters To Mayor (Thomas J. Spellacy) Of Hartford Cites Interest In National Home For Jews |
9 |
10/22/1938 |
Treasury (Department, Morgenthau) Studies Decline In Pound |
23 |
10/23/1938 |
U.S. Navy Ignores Warning By Japan Of Peril Of Bombs (At Hankow) |
1 |
10/23/1938 |
Gov. Lehman Urges Aid For President (Roosevelt) In Humane Aims |
1 |
10/23/1938 |
(Mexican President) Cardenas Invites Direct Oil Parley (On Oil Property Expropriated From U.S. & British Oil Companies) |
1 |
10/23/1938 |
Army To Demand Bigger Air Force-Stronger Defenses Urged |
8 |
10/23/1938 |
Army ‘Mobilizes’ Industry For War-Earmarks 10,000 Plants For (War) Production Service After Nation-Wide Survey-Contracts Worth $19,000,000 Awarded To Train Factories In Emergency Tasks-Finds 100% Cooperation-Tank Has Many Parts |
12 |
10/23/1938 |
Newest (U.S.) Gas Mask To Fit All Faces |
13 |
10/23/1938 |
(Emil) Ludwig (Jewish, Intensely Anti-German, Anti-Hitler) Sees U.S. As Calmer Nation-Praises Roosevelt’s Aims-Reveals An Unknown Fact About Wilson (Predicted Eventual Acceptance By U.S. Of League Of Nation In Time Of Extreme Peril) |
17 |
10/23/1938 |
Eduard) Benes In Britain To Regain Health-To See (British) Cabinet Members |
19 |
10/23/1938 |
(30) Jews Left To Starve Near Czech Frontier-(Czech) Authorities Forbid Feeding Of Refugees From Germany (Bruenn Report) |
19 |
10/23/1938 |
Plea For Isolation Is Made By (William Randolph) Hearst |
19 |
10/23/1938 |
Hope Of Protest On (German) Terrorism Seen (By N.Y. City Rabbis)-U.S. Rearmament Upheld-Vigilance Against ‘Isms’ Urged |
21 |
10/23/1938 |
Reich Stops Jewish Flight |
24 |
10/23/1938 |
Anonymous Priests Back Hitler Regime (In Vienna) |
24 |
10/23/1938 |
(Brazil’s) Vargas Asks Curb On Foreign (German ?) Banks |
25 |
10/23/1938 |
British Perturbed By Zion Disorders |
26 |
10/23/1938 |
(Senator Robert F.) Wagner (U.S.) Confident On Jewish Protest (To Britain)-Says Roosevelt Promised U.S. Would Do All In Its Power To Influence Britain-Further Measures Hinted-Federal Council Of Churches (Samuel Mc Crea Cavert) Of Christ Joins Appeal On Palestine Problem (Hyde Park Report) |
27 |
10/23/1938 |
Japan Held Facing Insuperable Task-Front Runs 2,300 Miles |
28 |
10/23/1938 |
Jews Urged To Join Fight On Dictators (By Rabbi Dr. Hyman I. Schachtel) |
31 |
10/23/1938 |
Refugee Problem Put Before (Women’s) Clubs-Benefit To Nation Seen |
D-5 |
10/23/1938 |
Germany Creating An Empire-Otto D. Tolischus |
E-4 |
10/23/1938 |
Czechs Harassed By Endless Trials-G.E.R. Gedye |
E-4 |
10/23/1938 |
Cartoon: More Fighting Equipment For Uncle Sam |
E-7 |
10/23/1938 |
Harvard Demands ‘Free City’ Status (Sudeten Lampoon, Picture: President James Bryant Conant, Later U.S. High Commissioner In German Occupation) |
E-7 |
10/23/1938 |
Can War Be Conquered, Just As Slavery Was? |
Mag. 1 |
10/23/1938 |
Churchill Shines From A Back Bench |
Mag. 9 |
10/24/1938 |
Hungary Rejects Czech Proposals; Army May March |
1 |
10/24/1938 |
(Cardinal) Innitzer Affirms He Has Duty To God-But Vienna Cardinal Denies He Opposed Hitler Or Said He Had Decided To Fight |
1 |
10/24/1938 |
Aerial Bombs Hit A British Warship In Japanese Raid |
1 |
10/24/1938 |
Huge Tank Traps Set Into Reich Fort Line |
1 |
10/24/1938 |
(Father Duffee) Cites Propaganda In The Czech Crisis |
5 |
10/24/1938 |
Pact With France Seen As Hitler Aim |
6 |
10/24/1938 |
String Replaces Czech Defenses-Terrorist Acts (By Germans) Revealed-G.E.R. Gedye |
7 |
10/24/1938 |
Mexican Oil Deal With Italy Is Seen |
8 |
10/24/1938 |
Young (Jewish) Women Urged To Work For Peace |
17 |
10/24/1938 |
Export (Need) Seen For Reich Trade |
25 |
10/24/1938 |
French Economy Hangs On Politics |
25 |
10/24/1938 |
Czechs Seen Ready To Rebuild Nation-Refugees Big Problem |
36 |
10/24/1938 |
Dictators Decried As Foes Of Religion |
36 |
10/25/1938 |
Hungary Reduces Terms To Prague-Pressure From Germany, Italy And Poland Also Brings A More Pacific Attitude |
1 |
10/25/1938 |
Democracy Ailing Dr. (John) Dewey (‘Educator’) Asserts |
7 |
10/25/1938 |
(Harry L.) Hopkins Believes In Spending More-Stresses ‘Right To Eat’ |
7 |
10/25/1938 |
O’brian Condemns Spending Policy |
9 |
10/25/1938 |
U.S. Liner (President Cooledge) Yields To Japan On Cargo |
14 |
10/25/1938 |
Tokyo Denies Intent To Bomb British Ship |
14 |
10/25/1938 |
Halifax Says Arms Guard Peace Path |
14 |
10/25/1938 |
4 Memel Demands Drafted By Nazis |
16 |
10/25/1938 |
3-Faith Assault Made On Nazism (Methodist Bishop, Rabbi & Catholic Layman) |
16 |
10/25/1938 |
Reich’s ‘Escape Tax’ (Levied On Jews Leaving Germany) Nets 111,701,113 Marks (During First Half Of Year) |
16 |
10/25/1938 |
Sokols Ask Prague To Expel Many Jews |
16 |
10/25/1938 |
$7,700,000 Gold Engaged Abroad-$26,400,000 Arrives In Day |
39 |
10/26/1938 |
Roosevelt Assails Dies Committee For Airing Charges Against (Governor Frank) Murphy (Of Michigan, Later Roosevelt’s Att’y. General)-President (Roosevelt) Caustic |
1 |
10/26/1938 |
Miss Perkins Held (By American Legion Of California) To ‘Coddle’ Reds |
12 |
10/26/1938 |
(German) Spy Denies ‘Deal’ In Pleading Guilty-Taken From Jail To Hotel (After Arrest) |
14 |
10/26/1938 |
Czechs Draw Plan To Settle Dispute-G.E.R. Gedye |
15 |
10/26/1938 |
Nazi (African) Colony Issue Gets New Impetus |
16 |
10/26/1938 |
China Held Aiming To Invoke U.S. Aid |
17 |
10/27/1938 |
Immigration Quota For Palestine Cut (By British) |
1 |
10/27/1938 |
Roosevelt Warns Nation Must Arm In World Of Force-U.S. Is Determined To Protect Western Hemisphere From Foreign Interference(Text, P. 15) |
1 |
10/27/1938 |
‘Steered Economy’ Is Seen For France-It Would Run Partly Toward Totalitarian Practice |
1 |
10/27/1938 |
Reply Of Dies To President (Roosevelt) |
10 |
10/27/1938 |
U.S. Concern To Buy Excess Mexican Oil |
13 |
10/27/1938 |
French Envoy Gets Highest Reich Award (Order Of Merit) |
13 |
10/27/1938 |
Roosevelt Calls For Ready Navy-Expansion Plans Waiting |
14 |
10/27/1938 |
Jews Find England Sole Europe Haven-Dr. Nahum Goldman, Here, Says Even France Now Has An Anti-Semitic Movement-Only Choice Is ‘To Fight’ |
17 |
10/27/1938 |
(German) Spy’s Easy Escape (From Americans) Related At Trial |
18 |
10/27/1938 |
Memel Nazis Ask Executive Powers |
18 |
10/27/1938 |
Sudeten Refugees Languish In Fields |
18 |
10/27/1938 |
Germany Admits Only 3,000 Plans |
20 |
10/27/1938 |
Reich Intensifies Pressure On Jews-Decree Curbing Passports Impedes Their Emigration |
20 |
10/27/1938 |
(Cuba’s Col. Fulgencio) Batista May Visit U.S. |
20 |
10/28/1938 |
‘Invincible’ Navy Is Urged By (Ass’t. Sec. Of Navy, Charles) Edison |
1 |
10/28/1938 |
Daladier Asserts France Can Work With Reich, Italy-Breaks With Communists |
1 |
10/28/1938 |
U.S. Note Demands Japan Respect Rights In China; Insists On The Open Door |
1 |
10/28/1938 |
Borchers (German Consul General In New York City) Assails Free Institutions (See Article!) |
1 |
10/28/1938 |
Roosevelt Backed In South America-Anxiety Bred By Munich |
1 |
10/28/1938 |
(German) Spy Witness Bares ‘Mata Hari’ Offer-Says German Officers Wanted Her To Take ‘Villa’ In Washington (‘Cynthia,’ Elizabeth Thorpe In A Man Called Intrepid [Sir William Stephenson] By William Stevenson) |
17 |
10/28/1938 |
Britain To Compel Billeting In War |
18 |
10/28/1938 |
Stanhope To Head British Admiralty |
18 |
10/28/1938 |
Navy Day Pleas Call For Big Fleet |
20 |
10/28/1938 |
Totalitarian Peril To Teaching Seen-(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler Tells Education Parley Future Is Darkened By The Uncertainty Of Trend |
25 |
10/29/1938 |
Germany Deports Jews To Poland; Seizes Thousands (Of Polish Jews)-Reich Begins Deportation-Otto D. Tolischus |
1&3 |
10/29/1938 |
Germans Shell And Bomb Ex-Czech Line In Tests |
1 |
10/29/1938 |
Reich Leads In Air (Daniel W.) Tomlinson Asserts |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Palestine Travel Curbed By British |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Reich Press Backs Memel Autonomy |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Giving Up (Former German) Colonies Opposed By Britons |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Germany Deports (Polish) Jews To Poland; Seizes Thousands-Police Carry Out Nation-Wide Raids On Basis Of Warsaw (Sejm) Passport Validity Law (For Polish Jews Living Outside Poland)-Poles Report Solution-Reich Begins Deportations (Otto D. Tolischus) |
1&3 |
10/29/1938 |
Nazi Press Calls Roosevelt Foe Of Peace; Hoover Is Among Statesmen Lauded (‘Voelkischer Beobachter’) |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Palestine Travel Curbed By British-Those Going Into Rural Areas Must Have Military Permit With Photograph Attached-Wave Of Anti-Americanism Is Reported Among Arabs-U.S. Sympathy For Jews Cited |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Spur To Reich Arming Seen In Shift Of General (Fritz Loeb) |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Giving Up (Former German) Colonies Opposed By Britons-Majority Ready To Fight Rather Than Hand Them (Back) To Reich |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Reich Drops British Visas-Germany Decides To Encourage Tourist Traffic |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Berlin Sees (French-German) Accord |
2 |
10/29/1938 |
Planes For (Loyalist) Spain Start U.S. Inquiry-Motors Were Built Here (Canadian-Turkish Supply Route!-Hull ‘Investigating’) |
3 |
10/29/1938 |
Britain Speeds Up Help To Refugees (Polish Jews Deported From Germany)-Gives Visas To Hounded |
3 |
10/29/1938 |
(U.S.) Won’t Readmit (Spanish Loyalist Volunteers) Veterans-Houghtelling (U.S. Immigration Commissioner) Says Ex-Residents Of U.S. Must Be Deported (Bore Arms For Loyalist Spain) |
3 |
10/29/1938 |
(French & British) Munitions Expose Spiked At Start-H. H. Railey Tells In Book (Touched With Madness, Garrick & Evans, Inc.) How Europe Is Guarding Her Armament Secrets (In Period 1934-35)-(Author) Asked To Quit (Leave) England Publicist Also Says Germany Offered Him A Job Doing Propaganda Work |
4 |
10/29/1938 |
Hits At Gov. La Follette (He Allegedly Forced WPA To Vote ‘Progressive’) |
7 |
10/29/1938 |
(Admiral William H.) Standley (Later On Roberts Pearl Harbor Investigation Committee And Then U.S. Ambassador To Russia) To Take (World’s) Fair Post Again |
17 |
10/29/1938 |
Deutschland Here After Fire At Sea |
17 |
10/29/1938 |
Politics In WPA Jobs Charged In Suffolk |
19 |
10/29/1938 |
Dodds (President Of Princeton University) Is Skeptical On Social Science-Man In Street Unable To Find Answer To Depressions In Studies, He Says |
21 |
10/29/1938 |
$27,000,000 In Gold Arrives From England; $25,000,000 Is Shipped By Foreign Funds |
23 |
10/29/1938 |
Mexican Oil Deal Hurts Americans |
29 |
10/29/1938 |
Near Deliveries Of Cotton Advance |
29 |
10/30/1938 |
Germany Ceases Deporting (Polish) Jews (Living In Germany) Pending Parleys-7,000 Driven Into Poland Stay There Awaiting Outcome-10,000 Being Sent Home-Germans See Aim Attained-Warsaw Expels Germans-Poland Cancels Retaliation (Otto D. Tolischus) |
1&22 |
10/30/1938 |
Germany Demands ‘All’ Lost Colonies-Return ‘As A Whole’ Asked By Gen. Von Epp-He Rules Out Use Of Force To Get Them |
1 |
10/30/1938 |
Roosevelt (With Morgenthau & Swanson) Inspects Newest Fighting Planes; Varied Types Shown By Army And Navy |
1 |
10/30/1938 |
Daladier’s Party For World Parley-Radical Socialists Call For A Conference In Accord With Roosevelt’s Suggestions |
1 |
10/30/1938 |
521 Pwa Projects (Under Harold L. Ickes) Added To Program |
3 |
10/30/1938 |
Reich, Italy Agree On Czech Program |
8 |
10/30/1938 |
France To Oppose Reich Colony Aims-Return Of Cameroons Would Be Blow To Security Of Entire French African Empire |
12 |
10/30/1938 |
Czech Relief Plan Gets New Support-More Messages Praising Move For American Aid Sent To Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler (President Of Columbia University And Head Of Carnegie Endowment For International Peace)-(British-Born, Episcopal Bishop (William T.) Manning (Rabid Interventionist) Hails It |
13 |
10/30/1938 |
Czech Frontier Open To Special Exchange |
13 |
10/30/1938 |
Reich Seen Free To Push Expansion (By Nicholas Roosevelt) |
15 |
10/30/1938 |
Soviet Develops New Kind Of Plane-(Mikhail M.) Kaganovitch (Brother Of Lazar) Is Honored |
16 |
10/30/1938 |
21 Jewish Refugees Face Return To Reich-Mexico Firm Against Admitting Them As Tourists (From German Ship ‘Orinoco’) |
17 |
10/30/1938 |
Jews’ Plight Seen (By Louis Lipsky, American Jewish Conference, In Session At Hotel Biltmore In N.Y.) As Growing Worse-Munich Pact Assailed-’Lives Ruined By Dictators Because Democracies Are In Retreat.’ Lipsky Asserts |
19 |
10/30/1938 |
Prague And Berlin Sign A Rail Accord |
19 |
10/30/1938 |
Borchers Denies Freedom Attack (See Oct. 28, P. 1)-German Consul Says He Was Misquoted In Report Of Turn Hall Speech-’Conciliation’ Intended-German Text Printed (In New Yorker Staats-Zeitung Und Harold) |
20 |
10/30/1938 |
New League (Of Nations) Is Suggested (By Alan Lemmon-Boyd, To Be Based Upon The I.L.O.-See John G. Winant!) |
22 |
10/30/1938 |
Borah Hits Munich Pact-It Makes Treaty Violations A Tenet Of Diplomacy, He Says |
26 |
10/30/1938 |
British Enter Gaza In Surprise Attack-(Arab) Arms Captured-Immigration Quotas (For Jews) Not Cut, Officials Declare |
28 |
10/30/1938 |
Columbia To Buy (U.S. Airline) Planes |
28 |
10/30/1938 |
Peril To All Seen In Voting By Races (By N.Y. City Rabbis)-Nazi Defeat Forecast |
37 |
10/30/1938 |
Peace Group (‘National Committee On The Cause And Cure Of War’) Maps Propaganda Study |
D-5 |
10/30/1938 |
Hadassah Dedicates National Convention To Forum On Shifting European Power |
D-5 |
10/30/1938 |
Europe Threats Trade In Americas-Totalitarian Systems Create Advantage For Exports To Western Hemisphere |
F-1 |
10/30/1938 |
Japan Sifts Moves To Combat Nylon (Silk Industry Jeopardized) |
F-9 |
10/30/1938 |
Cartoon: The ‘Iron Ring’ Around Germany Becomes |
E-2 |
10/30/1938 |
British Cartoon: The Voices Of Democracy And Dictatorship (Flute Vs Organ Respectively) |
E-3 |
10/30/1938 |
New Deal Foes Suspect (Roosevelt’s) Defense Plan Is A Ruse (To Spend Huge Sums And Perpetuate Political Power-Arthur Krock) |
E-3 |
10/30/1938 |
Germans Are Puzzled By Our Foreign Policy-Berlin Can Not Accommodate Sincere Peace Appeal To Hitler With Later Blame Of Dictatorial Powers |
E-3 |
10/30/1938 |
War On Religion Revived In Russia |
E-4 |
10/30/1938 |
Reich 4-Year Plan Is Pushed To Limit (Otto D. Tolischus) |
E-4 |
10/30/1938 |
Map: Where Germany Demands Colonies (Be Returned-African) |
E-5 |
10/30/1938 |
France Turns To Her Empire |
E-5 |
10/30/1938 |
Colonies For Germany Considered By Britain-African Territories Acquired In War Have Proved Of Little Value, But Return Would Meet Difficulty |
E-5 |
10/30/1938 |
The Four Men Who Hold The Fate Of Europe In Their Hands Reveal Character Contrasts (Chamberlain, Daladier, Mussolini & Hitler) |
Mag. 1 |
10/30/1938 |
Fear Colors All Life In Stricken Holy Land |
Mag. 5 |
10/30/1938 |
Japan’s Army Dims A British Light Of Empire |
Mag. 1 |
10/30/1938 |
Why Write An Anti-Nazi Play? (‘Waltz In Goose Step’) |
X-3 |
10/31/1938 |
Ousted (Polish) Jews Find Refuge In Poland After Border Stay-Exiles Go To Relatives Homes Or To Camps Maintained By (American Jewish Joint) Distribution Committee-Reveal Cruelty Of Trip-Others Sent Back To Germany Pending Parleys On Issue By The Two Governments |
1&16 |
10/31/1938 |
(U.S.) Radio Listeners In Panic, Taking War Drama (‘War Of The Worlds.’ H. G. Wells) As Fact |
1 |
10/31/1938 |
B. C. Vladeck (Jewish-American Labor Party Chief) Dies; City Councilman (& Gen. Manager Of Jewish/Socialist Daily, Forward-Picture, P. 15) |
1 |
10/31/1938 |
Daladier Prepares To Rule Severely |
1 |
10/31/1938 |
Japan Denies Right Of Others To Interfere In ‘Sacred War’ To Create New East Asia |
1 |
10/31/1938 |
Japan’s U.S. Trade Is A Major Factor |
2 |
10/31/1938 |
British Vacillate On Arms Program |
3 |
10/31/1938 |
(Jewish) Refugees Amazed By Mexico’s Action (Refusal To Allow Their Entry As ‘Tourists’)-21 From Austria And Germany Held At Tampico-All Fear Return To Persecution |
3 |
10/31/1938 |
Jews In Palestine Spur Defense Fund-Progress Already Made |
3 |
10/31/1938 |
Germans Open Canal (Begun In 1888) Tying Rhine To Baltic |
3 |
10/31/1938 |
Picture: Eduard Benes & Wife In London |
3 |
10/31/1938 |
(John J. O’connor) Says (Harry L.) Hopkins ‘Ducks’ On WPA In Politics |
5 |
10/31/1938 |
(Senator Robert F.) Wagner Asks All To Fight Bigotry-American Jewish Congress Hears Plea To Christians To Stand Up For Humanity-Dictators Are Assailed |
9 |
10/31/1938 |
2,000 Attend Rally To Denounce Reds-Fritz Kuhn In Audience-Warning On Dictatorship |
10 |
10/31/1938 |
Dr. Coffin Says God Is Source Of Liberty |
10 |
10/31/1938 |
Warning For Dictators-Dr. Fleming (Episcopal) Says They Are Trying To Usurp Christ’s Power |
10 |
10/31/1938 |
Steel Pace Jumps; Fastest In A Year |
25 |
10/31/1938 |
Pressure On Pound Studied By British |
25 |
10/31/1938 |
Financiers Watch Politics In France |
25 |
10/31/1938 |
France Envisages ‘Steered Economy’ |
25 |
10/31/1938 |
All Indices Point Upward In Reich (Otto D. Tolischus) |
25 |
10/31/1938 |
U.S. Cotton Stiffens To 10.44 Cents In Germany |
27 |
10/31/1938 |
Hadassah Is Hailed (By Miss Susan Brandeis, Daughter Of Louis Dembitz) In Teaching Role |
36 |
10/31/1938 |
U.S. Warned (By National Foreign Trade Convention In Session At Hotel Commodore) To Gird For Economic War-We Face Bitter Rivalry With Totalitarian States |
1 |
10/31/1938 |
FCC To Scan Script Of (H. G. Wells’) ‘War’ (Of The Worlds) Broadcast-Expressing Its Regret At (U.S.) Panic, Will Curb Simulated News Items |
1 |
10/31/1938 |
(Congressman Martin) Dies Charges Curb (Of Un-American Activities Committee Investigation) By (Roosevelt Administration |
1 |
10/31/1938 |
Slovak Plan Casts Reich In Chef Role In Central Europe (Otto D. Tolischus) |
1 |
10/31/1938 |
Fear Of Fascism Voiced By (Alf M.) Landon |
7 |
10/31/1938 |
Gen. (Ludwig) Beck Resigns Reich Army Post-HalderSuccessor |
16 |
10/31/1938 |
France Welcomes Reich Bid For Pact |
16 |
10/31/1938 |
Hitler And Il Duce Talked Twice On Critical Day Of Czech Crisis |
16 |
10/31/1938 |
Reich Recalls Emigrants To Bolster Labor Ranks |
16 |
10/31/1938 |
Nazi Guns Forced (Polish) Jews Into Poland-Deportees Were Shot At From Rear As They Trudged From Reich, Refugee Reveals (Jerzy Szapiro)-9,000 Huddle At Border-Polish Jews To Aid |
17 |
10/31/1938 |
(Belgium) Bars Giving Up (Former German) Colonies |
17 |
10/31/1938 |
Arab City Of Jaffe Seized By (British) Military |
18 |
10/31/1938 |
Picture: An Arab Village Blown To Pieces By British Troops |
18 |
10/31/1938 |
(U.S.) Legislators Make Plea On Palestine-Half Of Congress And Thirty Governors Urge Roosevelt To Act To Help Jews-1922 (Lodge-Fish) Resolution (Supporting The Balfour Declaration) Is Cited (Text & Supporters Of Plea) |
18 |