First-Year Roosevelts New Deal Timeline From 1936 Record
A compact chronology lists key events from 1936 including Roosevelt messages and budget plans for 1937, major Supreme Court rulings, New Deal acts and farm policies, wartime and labor developments, and pivotal political moves from January through December. It highlights Hauptmann’s execution, TVA, and the 1936-37 legislative agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin C. Hoyt
Feds
Roosevelt
Van
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
House
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Hauptmann
Bruno Hauptmann
New Jersey
Senate
Huey Long
Louisiana
Ebenate
Halstead Ritter
District of Morida
Wayne Chatfield-Taylor
Treasury
TVA
Wilson Dam
E. Francis Griggs
Puerto Rico
Johnson Hagood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boulder Dam
New York Building Service
Congress
Norris Dam
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Seizur
Enate
War Department
Barnes
Samuel Alschu Jer
Trenton
N. J
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Securities Exchange Commission
Black
Hearst Telestam
Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
Alivia Karpis
New Orleans
Red Cross Convention
Guffey
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
United States Supreme Court
New York
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
J. W
Dallas
Speaker Burns
Nashville
Minnesota
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
George Rogers Clark
Vincennes
Ind
Florida Ship Canal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Farley
New York Tri-Borough
Ruth Bryan Owen
Boorge Rohde
Denmark
Drouth
Renese
Frank Ox
Governor General of Canada
Quebec
Federal Grand Jury
BA. S. of L
Council
John L. Lewis
National Union For Social Justice
Indorsed
Lemke
United States
Aig
William Phillips
Taly
William C. Bullitt
Amial Ha
Chronology of Interwar International Actions and Ethiopia War
A historical timeline lists actions from January to November detailing Ethiopian conflict events, League of Nations diplomacy, Italian expansion, German remilitarization, naval treaties, and shifts in British French and American positions. Key entities include Ethiopia, Italy, Germany, Britain, France, the League, and Mussolini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes
Miguel Gomez
Cuba
Tris
Paris
George
England
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Jaan
Laval
France
Albert Sarraut
Rafael Franco
Manuel Azana
Oain
Seiie
Ofa Eth
Japan
Koki Hirota
Franco
Paraguay
Spain
United States
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Vargas
Brazil
Germany
Hitler
Austria
Pain
Prince von Starhemberg
Schuschnigg
Aussie
Sorzano
Col
David Toro
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Jone
Nicana
J. H. Thomas
Leon Blum
NRA
Blum
Malaga
Pope Pius
Gustav Orlicz-Dreszer
Poland
Metaxas
Greece
Zinoviev
Kamenev
Stalin
Soviet
Russia
Queen Mary
Ene Hitler
Wang
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Red Cross
London
Italy
Britain
Manchukuo
Outer
Mongolia
Tembien
League of Nations Committee
Rhineland
Belgium
League of Nations Council
League Council
Stret
Hungary
Iialian
Har- Tar
Iran
Washington
Locarno
Dessye
Turkey
Dardanelles
Addis Ababa
Geneva
Guatemala
United States Senate
Chiang Kai Shek
Dardenelles
Great Britain
Agermany
Bolivia
Egypt
Hull
Trotzky
Norway
World Power Congress
Pius
League of Nations Assembly
Shanghai
League of Ons
Anzig
Portugal
Drowsy Driving Warns Against Fatigue On Long Trips
A health advisory notes drowsiness causes about 20 000 serious accidents yearly. It urges shifting drivers, taking breaks, or napping on long journeys and stresses the need for regular sleep.
Monterey Sacked in 1818 by Argentine Naval Expedition
Federal researchers confirm Monterey was captured and sacked in 1818 by an Argentine naval expedition led by a French captain. The Argentine flag reportedly flew over the city for days as seven foreign flags have at times flown in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Calif
California
He Owns 64 Canes, but Doesn't Use Them
Col. William H. Parker of Baltimore, a former hotel executive, owns 64 different canes but does not use any of them. He vacations annually in St. Petersburg, Florida, where the cane collection is his pet hobby and point of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fla
William H. Parker
Baltimore
Parker
Local visits and family gatherings reported in Lansing and Pontiac
Mr and Mrs Vern Gardiner and family of Lansing with two friends visited Mr and Mrs Cliff Price. Savaughn Manwaring vacationing with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Charles Manwaring. Randolph Switzer spent Sunday with Gale Switzer. Charles Adleblue drove Mr and Mrs Charles Manwaring to Clara for Mrs Manwaring to see Dr Woods. Mr and Mrs Edgar Fales and Wallace Rauch of Pontiac spent Christmas vacation with their parents Mr and Mrs Jay Rauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Gardiner
Lansing
Cliff Price
Savaughn Manwaring
Jmy
Charles Manwaring
Randolph Switzer
Gale Switzer
Charles Adleblue
Clara
Manwaring
Dr. Woods
Edgar Fales
Wallace Rauch
Pontiac
Jay Rauch
Gilmore Center and Church of Christ Services
Worship service at 10 00 a m with communion each Sunday Bible school at 11 00 a m Pastor Earl B Vayette Visitors during Christmas include Stanley Glass and family Jack Renner and family Arlie Renner and family Harold Glass and wife Henry Craven from Winn John Craven of Two Rivers and other relatives Families gathered at Jem Seymour home and Char Hames Al Sietz homes for Christmas Day hosting guests and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Church OF Christ
Bible School
Earl B. Vayette
Jem Seymour
Stanley Glass
Jack Renner
Arlie Renner
Harold Glass
Henry Craven
Winn
John Craven
Two Rivers
Clarinda Seymour
Roy Glass
John Cole
Glenn Jarman
Chas. Hames
al Sietz
Lewis Cook
Nellie Foredyce
Vayette
Wallace Omans
Oman
Rontiae
Ali Jarman
Kimberlin Hgts
Tennessee
Gilmore
Ray Jarman
Mary Gamble and
Christmas Gatherings and Local Visits Across Hinkville
The community shares Christmas greetings as families from Clare Flint and Detroit visit relatives in Hinkville. Residents attend a school Christmas program, with many guests and festive meals noted at multiple homes over the holiday period.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. W. Pickard
Jesse J. Straus
Roosevelt Bean
Ana
Landon
Midwest
Os Maines
Minneapolis
Wyle
Maine
G A. R
American’ Legion
Peace Gardens
American Legion
Topeka
EH. Williams Ruhe
Pittsburgh
G. A. RR
Harry Woodring
Sovich
de Los Rios
Marter
Canada
Ickes
Burlington
Garner
Knox
National Conference On Labor Legislation
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel du Pont
American Federation of Labor
Tampa
Buenos Aires
Army Board of Engineers
R. G. Tugwell
Joseph E. Davis
U. S. Supreme Court
New York State
A. BP, of L
Federation of Labor
Labor
William Green
Herman Strelle
Alberta
Alaska
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Ottawa
Borah
F. E. Townsend
House of Representatives
Goodyear Tire
Akron
Ohio
John Hamilton
Donald Richberg
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
Alcazaraz
Toledo
Spacteh
Alcazar
Osten
Francisco Franco
St. Germain
Beteen
Palestine
Madrid
Iraq
Edward
Valencia
Manzanares
Roger Salengro
Barcelona
Quito
Ecuador
House of Lords
Baldwin
King Edward
Wally Simpson
Governent
Simpson
All-Union Congress of Soviets
Mexico
Jet Trotzky
Wallis Simpson
Duke of Ork
George VI
Sceorge VI
Edward Duke of
Windsor
Chiang Kai - Shek
China
Liantu
Marshal Chang
Giuseppe Motta
Switzerland
Salerr Courtul
Herseville
Gilmore Center
Frank Calkins
Nelson Irish
Seiter
Rosebush
Oise Derby
Clare
Chas. Mulberg
Roy Feighner
Ward
Ellen Boody
A. Oliver
Marion Gingery
Francis Gingery
Flint
Bruce
C. J. Harvey
Emogene Blystone
Bernard Harvey
Harvey
Jay Bellinger
H. Kraatz
Clifford Wilson
Detroit
Wm. Hawkins
Wm. Teale
Gerow
Henry Hinkle
Ray Geib
Farwell
Ted Edwards
Godwin
Marguerite Byba
Almont
A. Byba
Donald Calking
Janet
Donna
F. Hinkie
F. J. Smart
Herrick
Davis
Isaac Freeman
Patricia
Almont Freeman
Jas. Turow
Davold Purdy
Alfred
Alfred Purdy
Michigan
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