Timeline of Roosevelt era policy and world events
Compiled by John D. Grant. The document lists a year by year sequence of policy actions, Supreme Court decisions, defense and budget measures, TVA matters, and international events from 1937 to 1938. It highlights postwar recovery bills, relief measures, and notable political shifts in the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Congress
Supreme Court
Representative Tester
Hill
Alabama
George Sutherland
House
Indiana Supreme Court
Stanley F. Reed
Roosevelt
Treasury
Post Office
T. O'Connor
Federal Court of Appeals
Chattanooga
TVA
Madison
Wis
Senate
Stanley Reed
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Courts
Labor Board
A. F. of L
United Mine Workers
United States Army
Buenos Aires
Wallace
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. F. Hosford
Thal Commission
Hull
Navy
Aeronautics Authority
Pennsylvania
G. H. Earle
C. A. Jones
Davis
A. H. James
Presbyterian Church General Assembly
A. &. Morgan
David Lilienthal
Harcourt Morgan
Lilienthal
A. E. Morgan
Detroit
Akron
Jackson
Jenks
New Hampshire
Alphonse Roy
New York
Dr. A. Morgan
San Francisco
Howard Hughes
Elmer F. Andrews
Douglas Corrigan
Los Angeles
Dublin
Ireland
Iowa
Newton
Chicago
NLRB
Fansteel Corporation
Puerto Rico
Blanton Winship
Justice Department
American Medical Association
Virginia
Missouri
William C. Dodge
James J.hines
South Pacific
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
A. B
Happy Chandler
Walter F. George
Georgia
Berlin
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
C. I
National Laborelations Board
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
United States
House Committee On un-Americanism
Sen
Millard Tydings
Social Security
James J. Hines
New York City
Ford Motor Company
John P. Frey
A. F
Lteader
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Mexiana
Smith
South Carolina
McAdoo
California
Davey
Ohio
Federal
Social Security Board
Pat McCarron
Nevada
Grand Army of the Republic
Des Moines
S. Davis Wilson Anpyar
Philadelphia
James Roosevelt
Rochester
Minn
Tydings
Maryland
Pecora
Hines
W. F. George
J. J.condor
New Y Es
Dewey
New
HH. le
Ottawa
Ill
United States Supreme Court
Tom Mooney
Cae Lo Arene
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
University of Chicago
New Orleans
New Mexico
Soviet
Russia
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Washington
Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Strong
John L. Lewis
Great Britain
Canada
Cummings
Hugh R. Wilson
Germany
Warm Springs
Wisconsin
U. S. Supreme Court
Ross T. McIntyre
Earle
Homer Martin
Oat
Elma Lauer
New York Supreme Court
Anna M. Hahn
Cincinnati
Columbus
China
Hyde Park
George Burns
Burns
Allen
Polly
F. D. Caster
McKisson & Robbins
Exconvict
Phim Musica
Self
Coster
Coster- Musica
U. S
Ahtusutry
France
Romania
Jugoslavia
Chiang Kai-shek
Prince Paul
Frederika Louise
Hanover
Athens
Tsingtao
Spanish
Chautemps
Popular Front
Britain
Hitler
von Ribbentrop
Franco
Singapore
Austria
Reich
AninonYden
Garol
Rumania
Shenst
Yellow River
Moscow
Charicee
Spauten
Leon « Blumbeca
Edouard ‘Daladier
Benes
Czechoslova
Tor
Carol
Japan
Fanny
Rome
Mussolini
Douglas’ Hyde
Rio de Janeiro
Bray
League of “Nations ‘Council
Italy
Ethiopia
Hungary
Bela Imredi
Canton
Swatow
South China
Nanchang
Manchukuo
King George
Paris
Kiuklang
Hankow
Korea
Manchukuan
Sudeten_ territory
Chamberlain
Sudetenland
Poland
Céte
Daladier
French
Chamber of Deputies
Palestine
House of Commons
Cardinal Innitzer
Vienna
Tein
Old City
Jerusalem
Duke of Kent
Australia
Eoank
Czechosovakia
Ita
Egypt
Pearl Buck
Eurico
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Windsor
Ismet Inonu
Urkey
Nce
Oisa
Oliss Jew
British Guiana
Africa
Halifax
Romanian
Kwellin
Tunis
Corsica
Alfonso
H. P. Jones
U. S.N
Roland R. Conklin
Shea M. Dunlap
Champaign
Robert
A Caive
Chicago Art Institute
W. H. Pickering
Harvard“ University
San
Ww.k. Boyd
Durk N.C. Yan
W. A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Clarence Darrow
Yaaten
Edward M. House
New Or
Leon A. Mattie
Feodor Challapin
Robert S R. Hitt
George ‘Gray Barnard
Albert B. Anderson
Raldter
W. W. Phelps
S. T. Stotesbury
Joseph B. Strauss
Anton Lang
Munich
William J. Glackens
John G. Oglesby
Illnois
James Forbes
T. Magruder
U.S. N
Louis Zangwill
Marion Butler
North Carolina
F. E. Taplin
Cleveland
Constance Fletcher
George Fleming
John Claflin
Morristown
N. J
S. J. Duncan-Clark
W. W. Campbell
University of Caliornia
John V. A. Weaver
Royal S. Copeland
Henry W. Keyes
Ocuaes Malloch
E White
Saty
Suzanne
Lenglen
Mabelle
Horlick Sidley
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Frederick Peterson
Bridgeport
Conway H—Arthur Barclay
Lake
J. K Robison
U.S.N
New Yor
Samuel Insull
Elizabeth Banks
Paul Rader
Los Angele
Owen’ Wisister
Cnavies
Howard Bresiten
Agus Ry
James Ramson
Bert Callyer
Wabasher
Fears
Warne Oland
Charlie Chan
Walter BP Chrysler
Salomobile
David Edstrom
Daniel Or Dodge
Pauline Palmer
Amers
Hildon
Adolph Eaton
Thomas K Heath
McIntyre ‘and Heath
Ay Yohe
Boston
Cardinalh Hayes
Cardinal- Camille“ Laurenti
Prince Arthur
Connaught
Willis R. Gregg
United States Weather Bureau
Thomas Wolfe
Baltimore
Pauline Frederick
C. Segar
Popeye
Calfornia
John Barratt
Bellows Falls
May Irwin
Joen Y Harry
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Robert Woolsey
Kemal Ataturk
Ofurkey
H. Mackay
Queen Maud
Norway
Leonaid Godowsky
Edward B. Barry
J. W. Garner
University of Illinois
Gaston B. Means
Peerings
Swdiver
Long List of Disasters and Notable Deaths Across Years
A sprawling chronology lists aviation crashes, mine explosions, floods, earthquakes, fires, and ship and train disasters worldwide. It records high casualty events from California to Greece, plus numerous notable births and deaths of public figures, writers, scientists, and leaders through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alritner
California
Mandalay
Staten Island
Delavan
Ill
China
Miles City
Mont
Japan
Greece
Baltimore
Bogota
Colombia
Rio de Janeiro
Triple Navy
Camp Kearny
San Diego
India
New York
Lyon
Frank Hawks
East Aurora
Omari
Iron Foundry
Tokyo
Quebec
London
Danville
Oscar Westover
Charleston
Richard T. Crane III
Virginia
Minnesota-Ontario
Marseilles
France
British West Indies
United Airlines
Point Reyes
Calif
Salt Lake City
Historic sports roundup lists major 1930s events by date
A long sequence of sports results and notable moments is summarized by date, including boxing titles and defenses, Joe Louis and Max Schmeling bouts, golf championships, tennis trophies, football signings and managerial changes, and early 1930s track and speed records. The list highlights champions, venues, and key scores across boxing, golf, tennis, football, and auto racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Alabama
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
Jim Braddock
Tommyy Farr
New York
Max Schmeling
Ber Foord
South Africa
Hamburg
Escobar
Puerto Rico
Vic ‘ Ronchetti
Chicago
Joe Louis
Nathan Mann
New
Glenn Cunningham
Max Saer
Tommy Farr
Golden Glover
Harry Thomas
Henry Picard
Augusta
Chicago Blackhawks
Steve Ducas
Berlin
Lawrin
H. G. Woolf
Kansas City
Cicago Area
Keny
Charles Yates
Atlanta
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Barney Rost
Walker
Ralph Guidahl
Ee Barrett
Germany
Navy
Helen Wills
Moody
G. E. T. Eyston
Atty Berg
Washington Redskins
Lacuetine Cochran
Bendis
Tros
Roscoe Turner
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Frank Frisch
Carolinal
Jonn R. Cobb
Capt
G .T. Eyston
Yankees
Patty Berg
United States Golf Association
J. Donald Budge
Alice Marble
Gabby Street
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
Perry
Barnes
J. T. Prothro
Jimmy Wilson
New York Yankees
Burleigh Grimes
Ie Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
Gee Ae
Bienes
de Freshermen
Gertrude L. Thebaud
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Ray Blades
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Haney
Ana
Don Budge
Minnesota
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Ited
University of Iowa
Monty Stratton
White Sox
Ygee
Sinai
Febie
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Holy Land
Texas
New England
Adolf Hitler
Siberian
John D. Grant
A. E. Morgan Fo Tva
Harcourt Morgan TV
Congressional
Quezon
Philippines
Ess
Naval
Presient
Iemployees
National
Progressivex
Bozeman
Madrid
Edwin’ Musick
Samoa
Catholic College
Falls - View Brides
Niagara
Aestro Ane
Manion
Nie
Minots
Kansas
Afkinans
Anatolia
Grundy
Derbyshire
England