Turbulent World War Debts and Conflicts Amid Global Shifts
A sweeping chronology covers early 1930s events: Japan expands in China with Shanghai clashes, Manchuria’s status, and League of Nations actions. Western powers pressure Japan and pursue disarmament talks in Geneva. Hitler rises and Latin American politics shift as debt, trade, and sovereignty battles unfold. notable moves include Mussolini, Gandhi, and various national governments reconfiguring alliances and policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinchow
Manchuria
Bruening
Germany
League of Nations
China
Japan
Russia
Poland
Shanghai
League of X Nations Council
Nanking
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Geneva
Shanhhai
U. S
Shanshai
Harbin
U. S 1St Infantry
Shangha
Woosung
Chapei
Lexiue of Nations Assembly
League of Nations Council
Stimson
Lesarve of Nations
League of Nations Assembly
League of Nations Committee
Austria
Mexico
Peru
Lausanne
Hoover
Turkey
Wise Lawrence S
Ofenea
Canada
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
Conference of Danubian Nations
Strese
League of Nations Commission On
Iraq
Fort Arces
Gran-Chaco
Disarmament Conference Bureau
John Galsworthy
Council of League of Nations
Washington
Learzue
French Chamber of Deputies
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Laval
Briand
Catalonia
Spain
Salvador
Dartmoor
England
Chiang Kai-shek
Finland
Mussolini
Pius X
Ricardo Jiminez
Costa Rica
Pierre Laval
de Valeca
Fianna Vail
Augustin B Justo
Argentina
Tardieu
Trotzky
Eamon de Valera
Irish Free State
Henry Puyi
Manchukuo
Ivar Krueger
Swedish Match Trust
Paris
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Villa Santa Stefano
Newfoundland
Prussia
Paul Doumer
Hr Sra
Eusebio Ayala
Albert Lebrun
Trikat
Franz von Papen
Jorge
Rumania
Edouard Herriot
Montero
Carlos Davila
Harmodio Arias
Panama
Machado
Davila
Chile
Siam
Prajadhipok
Irish Free State Senate
Trujillo
Sao Paulo
Berlin
Mussolini Eve Psy
Dino Grandi
Ottawa
Reichstar
Welland Ship Canal
von Hindenburgt
Eusebin
Ecuador
Bonifaz
Rubio
A. L. Rodriguez
Reichstag
von Papen
Mahatma ‘Gandhi
Karoly
Hungary
Gandhi
Clemente Bello
Senate
Abraham Oyanade
Blanche
James ArcNeill
de Valera
Artaro Ie
Andino
Ez Afera
Chronology of Hoover era policy shifts and political milestones
A dense ledger of events from January to December detailing Hoover administration moves. Actions include Dawes retirement and RCFC leadership changes, Roosevelts rising bid, party conventions in Chicago, major budget and tax votes, Prohibition debates, significant Supreme Court appointments, and notable trials and pardons. The list notes rail wage agreements, farm relief measures, and wartime debts talks with President-elect Roosevelt, reflecting a tumultuous 1930s fiscal and political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hoover
Dawes
F. Davis
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
O. W. Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Uon Finance Corporation
Bvil
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
C. G. Dawes
Stimson
Wrets
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
House
al Capone
Federal Court of Appeals
Charles A. Lindbeseis Maby
Hopewell
Farm Board
Treasury and Post Office
S—Roersevvelt
New Hampshire
Smith
Benjamin Cardozo
Dr. CC. King
University of Pittsburon
Lindbergh
Gov
Ralph
California
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Lieut
T. H. Massie
Fortescue
Seameard
Jones
Kahabawai
Honolulu
Supreme Court
Judd
Muscle Shoal
Sendate
Col. Lindbergh
Babs
Lindbergh Estate
New Jersey
War Department
A. B. Reynolds
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Charles G. Dawes
Brookhart
Iowa
Henry Field
Samuel Insuell
James Simpson
Gaston
Evalyn McLezn
Moderal
Probibfica Res
Munticeb
Hose
Curtis
Everett Sanders
Red Cross
John N. Garner
Velt
Prohibition Party
W. D. Upshaw
F. L Eegan
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Federal Grain Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Board
Borus Army
Washington
Charles A. Walker
Utica
B. F.C Beard
Roosevelt
Walker
New York
Seabury
Bonus
Itstown
W. W. Waters
Secretary of Commerce
Robert PF. Lamont
Roy D. Chapin
Detroit
U. & Attorney
GE Q Johnson
Asent_Hoover
Central West States
Cole
Charles A. Lindbergh
J. J. Davis
Pennsylvania
John Bain
John W. Poole
James J. Walker
Hanford McNider
Canada
Central States
Democrats
Maine
American Legion
Portland
Ore
Louis A. Johnson
West Virginia
Springfield
Wisconsin
W. J. Kohler
Povernor
Philip la Follette
J. B. Chapple
J. J. Bisine
W. P. Wright
Chicoke
G. A
C. R. Crisp
Georgia
Tariff Commission
Davis
Pennsyde
Mistria
Samuel
Martin Insull
Samuel Insull
Athens
Harry Burgess
Panama Canal Zone
John Schley
F. Lammot Belin
Poland
Roop
American Red Cross
Scottsboro
Ala
Helen Hayes
Frederic March
Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
E . Grammer
Seattle
U. S
Wesley J. Jones
American Federation of Labor
Conventn
Cincinnati
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Garner
RFC
McFadden
N. W. MacChesney
Christ
Aviation chronicle of 1931 highlights and incidents
A dense aviation roundup lists events from January to December detailing records and crashes. Notable items include Amelia Earhart solo Atlantic milestones, Balbo’s trophy, multiple transatlantic and around the world attempts, high altitude balloon flights, and various aircraft disasters worldwide. Also listed are important obituaries and notable deaths throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Mexico
Mra
G. P. Putmam
Harbor Grace
Paris
Amelia Earhart Putmam
Londonderry
Ireland
Atlantic
Paul and
Bishop
S. F. Hausner
New York
Poland
Hausner
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
N. F
Griffin
Ocean
Berlin
Moscow
von Gronan
Chicago
Auguste Piccard
Switzerland
Italy
J. A. Mollison
Mollison
New Brunswick
Louise Thaden
Ars
Frances Marsalis
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Los Angeles
Newar
Clyde Lee
John Bockhon
Oslo
Norway
J. G. Haizlip
Howe
Cleven
Mre
G. R. Hutchinson
Greenland
Europe
W. Ulbricht
Edna Newcomer
L. M. Piscull
Rome
Roscoe Turner
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EW. Pickard
Herriot
Belgium
America
Latvia
Lithuania
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
Lancashire Cotton Mill
Strik
Ieaty
Juan B. Sacasa el
Nicaragua
Reco Wala
Adolf Hitler
Donal Buckley
Kurt von Schleicher
Edmund Schultess
Joseph Paul Boncour
Arturo Alessandri
Aeronautics
Santiago
Cuba
Marcus Hank
Pocahontas
Handa Neira
Dutch East Indies
Alabama
Kentucky
South Carolina
Tennessee
Columbus
Cunard Pier
Georgen Philippar
Gulf of Aden
Fleven
Cleveland
Montreal
Honan Province
Normandy
Coney Island
N Y
Niobe
South Texas
French Foreign Legion
Algeria
Balkans
Porto Rico
Tehachapi Pass
Madrid
N. M
Yancey
C. O. Iselin
Millonaire
Paul Pan
Cameron Winslow
U. S N
JuNus Rosenwald
Frederick O’brien
J. W. Langley
J. G. McClure
Presbyterian Seminary of Chicago
Lytton Strachey
Paul Warburg
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago Cubs
Phoenix
Calif
Alfred S. Austrian
Lewis Cass Ledyard
William Hodge
Hyrum G. Smith
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
John BR. Voorhis
Tammany
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Henry A. Blair
Sir Edgar Speyer
Friedrich August I
King Time
Johanna Gadski
Wily
Nbtel
A. B. Chace
Philip Squia
Aristide Briand
Rochester
Chauncey Olcott
Monte Carlo
Richard Bartholdt
St. Louis
Chariee
Sarasota
William Jr. Hart Washington
mSoni Seo Dien
J. W. Keifer
Frank BM. Bristol
Methodist Church
Montclair
N. J
Lee Hammond
Jacksonville
Fla
C. M. Chester
Ou. S. Ni
John W. Scott
Enoch R. Crowder
Albert Thomas
International Labor Bureau
D. M. Ryerson
Andress Dippel
Hollywood
Robert Dollar
American Shipping Industry
San Rafael
Califare
B. J. Cigrand
Batavia
National Flag Day Association
W. S. Benson
Lord Inchcape
Augusta Gregory
Edward F. Swift
Chicago Packer
John Hubbard
William D. Boies
Hugh Chalmers
Beacon
N.Y
W. W. Keen
Philadelph
Lane
Viscount Brentford
William Joynson-Hicks
William C. Redfield
Robert Scott Lovet
Union Pacific
F. E. Bamford
Cantigny
Charleston
A. H. Scribner
Kenneth Grahame
Joseph Leidy
Philadelphia
King C. Gillette
C. C. Goodrich
York
Fergus Hume
Alice Barber Stephens
Field Marshal
Viscount Plumer
London
Countess Beatty
Ethel Field
Jean Jules Jusserand
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Illnois
Florenz Ziegfeld
Alberto Santos-Dumonte
Brazil
Caleb Powers
Fred Duesenberg
Indianapolis
James Oppenheim
J. Paul Goode
James Francis Burke
Republican National Committee
Martin A. Ryerson
Junius S. Morgan
Wilton Lackaye
Edith Rockefeller Arc-Cormick
C. A. Waterman
Colorado
Gilbert Parker
Frank L. Billings
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
David Pingree
Salem
Mass
Rudolph Slatin Pasha
Vienna
J. Charles Linthicum
Maryland
Darwin P. Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Maurice Dornier
Munich
Lindley M. Garrizon
Marquis Loni de Castellaness
Horace Kent Tenney
Emmett Corrigan
Harold MacGrath
Lord Methuen
Engand
William Morris
Will Levington Comfort
Fenton B. Turck
Wesley L. Jones
H. J. Doerman
University of Toledo
Delmar W. Call
Robert M. Cutting
United States Golf Association
F.L. Patton
Princeton University
E. A. van Valkenburg
Whi HL Law
Fst
J. C.laughlin
Sfichicano
Gari Melchers
Louis J. Petit
Milwaukee Capitalist
Clement Studebaker, Jr
A Breckinridge
Wendover
J. C van Dyke
Rutgers
Art Authority
Eugene Brieux
F. T. Lovejoy
Pittsburgh
John H. Niemeyer
Henry Kitchell Webster
Evanston
R. B. Williamson
Federal Power Commission
A. C. Loring
Minneapolis
Pillsbury
Four Mills
Daniel B. Garrett
Texas
Ain
Edmund Vance Cooke
Ernest Howe
Litchfeld
Conn
E. Whitehill
Unicer
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