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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1938

Page

5

Roosevelts Warship Plans and Global Tensions Reported

The era’s headlines include naval treaty expiry and new battleship orders under Roosevelt, Britain’s rearmament push, and Italy and Germany amid post treaty tensions. Congress debates budgets while strikes, floods, and labor actions ripple across the United States.

Turbulent 1937 era events engulf world powers

Among major 1937 developments cited are labor strife in the United States with Sitdown strikes and wage gains for Amalga Mellated Clothing Workers, Roosevelt court plan controversy, and Ethiopian and Ethiopian-Italian warfare. Other items report Roosevelts farm policy push, German press attacks, and notable deaths and political moves.

Wallis Warfield Simpson England Duke of Windsor Amelia Earhart Honolulu Supreme Court Charles Evans Hughes Senate Cape Cod Illinois Pennsylvania Chrysler

November headlines from a 1938 era American page

A compact recap of political, labor, and international events. Roosevelt advances 85 million for corn loans as LaGuardia wins re election. Duke of Windsor trip canceled. Italy Japan and Germany form anti Communist pact. Hahn convicted. courts and diplomacy figures recur in a turbulent year with strikes, protests, and notable deaths.

George VI Westminster Abbey Elizabeth Hunter Spanish Jones & Laughlin Ford Dick Merrill Willis van Devanter U. S. Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee Duke Congress Roosevelt Duke of Windsor Wallis Warfield Monts France Helmuth Hirsch Germany Fred B. Snite China Iron Lung New York City WPA Donald Budge Amelia Earhart Fred Noonan Pacific Perkins Atlantic Alcoa Tenn Mae West William Green C. I Hamilton Fish New York Morgenthau John Montague Hollywood Duke and Duchess of Windsor Italy Japan Anna Marie Hahn Cincinnati Supreme Court Justice Black Liberal Bloc

Faces of 1937: recognizable figures on front pages

A guide helps readers identify the men and women who made history in 1937 as their photos appeared on front pages. If a face is unfamiliar, the table directs to the date their name made news, aiding recognition.

Roosevelt Graziani Addis Ababa Francis E. Townsend U. S House of Representatives Ras Desta Demtu Haile Selassie Ethiopia John S. Farnsworth Navy Eugene Vidal The Bureau of Air Commerce

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