Chronology 1937 Chronology Compiled by E W Pigeard
Chronology 1937 compiled by E W Pigeard lists major events from January to November. It notes political shifts including Roosevelt inaugurations and budget requests, court rulings on syndicalism and pensions, labor strikes in Flint and Hollywood, and key appointments and policy actions across government, industry, and foreign affairs. The dense ledger covers Congress, the Supreme Court, labor relations, and international diplomacy through mid year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Mellon
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Supreme Court
Ethel
Roosevelt
Congress
Spain
Glenn Frank
Antece
Vinconeia
Board of An
AEA Tnt
Les Edison
Navy
Flint
Mich
Jen. W
General Motors
Jan
RFC
Franklin Roosevelt
Sanford Bates
Federal Bureau of Prisons
House
Farley
Senate
Yar
Civil Service
Michigan National Guard
Filiut
General Motora
Supreme Rn
Congresseneral Motors
Charles Seymour
Yale
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Philippines
Tech
G. Wynant
Social Security Board
Allmeyer
Mo W. Latimer
Eugene Vidal
Federal Air Commerce Bureau
Supreme Cort
J. P. Kennedy
New Guffey
United Automobile Workers
Arch
Remington Rand
Labor Relations Board
Co. A. Dykstra
Cinginnat
Univer of Wisconsin
Maret
Ponce
Rico
Palaren
Elguse
Mra
Florence Harriman
Norway
A. J. Buxer Biddle
Fulafid
Ascal
Robert Stanville Caldwell
Hollywood
San Francisco
Actveny
Onorae L. Berry
Genstor
Tennessee
CCC
Jones Jel Corporation
Bariment
Thes Department
International Events Sketch From Early 1930s Wars and Treaties
A chronological outline recounts Germany seizing Spanish steamers, Britain and Italy signing a Mediterranean pact, various League of Nations protests over aid to Spanish rebels, and shifting actions by Soviet Russia Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. It notes pacts, invasions, naval treaties, evacuations, and diplomatic shifts through 1938, including JapanChina tensions and League efforts to curb aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Italy
League of Nations
Soviet
Russia
Spain
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hitler
Maren
Department of State of
United States
Germany
Hiller
la Guardia
New York
Mareh
Geneva
International Sea Patrol
Flay Wi
Nations
Cormany
Spsnsr
Gtatea
Great D
Britain
Tance
Tanghu
China
Sayit
Peiping
Worth
Pélning
Sianghai
Shaneh N Pan
Nanking
Portugal
Leeeean
France
Japan
Senia
Shanghai
Tlensiane
Mediterranean
League Is “Nations
Maly
Javarese
Nandag
Canton
Mussolini
League of
Agape
Brussels
Duke of Windsor
North China
Asametican
Ammbassador
Sonnyen Aodata
Hankaw
Kibaphrussele
Far East
Goa
Japancag
Milan Tuciliies
Manchukuo
Fragmented World News Chronology of 1930s Political Turmoil
A dense chronology lists political upheavals and key events from 1930 to 1935. It mentions executions in China, pardons, resignations in Japan, Soviet plots, Belgian and Belgian Franco actions, Irish and British political shifts, Spanish Civil War movements, and early milestones in India, Belgium, and Brazil among others. The items name leaders, regimes, and dates across multiple regions, highlighting instability and power changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Chang
Chiang Kai-shek
Juliana
The
Netherlands
Bernhard Zu
Lippe-Blesterfeld
United States
An. We Caninets
Guelph
Ontario
Hirota
Japan
Karl Radek
Irian
Monscow
Dawn
Germany
Hamburg
Luebeck
Senjuro Hayashi
Hayashi
Malas
Mexico
Schuschnige
Austria
Hansbure
Valeencia
House of Comment
Mner
Mar Canthe Brice
New State
Mongokuo
China
India
Burma
Aden
Trown
Ari-Fascista
Belgium
Critish Coal Muers Veledi
Francisco Franco
Poland
de Valera
Oueen Peth
Great Briain
Prince Fumimaro Kanoe
Dulke
Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Monts
France
Balbao
Bun
Eek
Flint Mance
Camille Chartnoy
Blum
Moexley
Hussign Fring Sauacs
Soviet
Mar East
Juns
Cabs
DeValera
Irian Free State
Uly
Paris
Pere Pius Aaperes
Mau Peyine
Cardi Mundelein
Cago East
Eamon de Valera
Iriuh Free State
Bon Yiece
Liberia
Farouk I
l—Armerican
Montfauron
Syria
Russia
Spenlah
Santander
Paraguay
Hjalmar Schacht
Paes
Ecuador
Alberto Enriquez
Belgluin
George VI
Valencia
Barcelona
Vargas
Uel
Brazil
Duke George of Heave
Terre Duke of Windsor
Muther
Duc de
Roosevelt fishing trip and bold defense calls in late 1930s notes
A fragmented wartime record cites Secretary Woodrith seeking a stronger army for defense, President Roosevelt's Florida fishing trip on November 27, requests to authorize a 16.03 billion housing program, a proposal to reallocate 216 million from highway grants, Lindberghs' return to the United States, the Leviathan sale to Britain, tax raid charges on Sedrew Melton, a business tax revision order, a shell of a securities act, and a December special session adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jepisineton
House
Senate
Chicana
Kent
Roosevelt
Congress
John DB. Rockefeller
White House
Berklehem Steel Corporation
Cambris
Levis
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
ONS
Ents Parker, Sr
Newark
Ning Rist
Pindhareh
New York
Une
Butler Wright
Cuba
Relations Board
Ford
Buenos Aires
Franklin DB
Rocarvelt, Ve
Ethel du Pont
Harry P
Ind
Press
Joan Bit
C. J
United States
Ohio
Ohio Basin
Administration
Harkley
Kentucky
J. £. Diaughtering
Chicago
Altimore
Ongress
San Francisco
George A. Gordon
Netherlands
Leo J. Keena
Michigan
Honduras
Franklin Mott Gunther
Florida
Romania
F. P. Corrigan
Panama
Robert Frazer
San Salvador
Wagner
Wil Rogers
Hugo L. Clack
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Hig Will
Dixie Bibb Vis
Fluyu L. Black
Will Rogers
Cal
H. B. Hackett
P. W
Andrew Ieilane
A. F
S.counell
World Labor Federation
Sddrese
Edward McGrady
Secretary of
Labor
O. H. Mennet
Los Angeles
Hugo L. Black
John Roosevelt
Anne Clark
Boston
James E. Landis
Bhalear
Securities and Exchange Commission
la Guardia
T. Mahoney
John T. Biggers
Toledo
Smenan Legioe Convention
Chadletas
SEC
Seattle
Daniel Doherty
Bastan
Nallangt
Amer
Ps Eb
Eet
American Bar Association
Ict
Ku Khax Klan
Railway Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Dmc
America
Justice Black
Brady Gang of Outlawa
G-men
Bangor
Norman H. Davis
Brussels
John &. Biller
Arkansas
Joseph T. Robinson
Nathale Straus
R. Lus
United
M—Federal
aSvedian
Eat Guslong
al Eesti
Governora E
Eee
Aed Erie Eas
Woodrirth
Lindbergh
Leviathan
Federal Board of Tax Appeals
Sedrew Melton
W. Hanes
Jerome Frank
Supreme Ecsest
Sports roundup of January to April tournament results and champions
Debut pro tennis saw Fred Perry beat Ellsworth Vines. Joe Doula defeated Bab Pas. Johnsens and others claim billiards titles. Minnesota ties for Big Ten basketball. Detroit Red Wings hockey title still held. Byron Nelson wins Masters at Augusta. Max Baer defeats Tommy Farr in heavyweight boxing. Green Bay opens pocket… numerous golf, track, boxing, and boxing closeouts. European entrants and American wins noted in various sports events across January to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Tan
Joepe Doula
Bab Pas
Xohneser
Hopy Feb
Preddie Steete
Middlewelht Champian
Babe Risko
Diinels
Minnesota
Michigan
Peters
Cambridge
Detroit
Red Wings
Byron Nelson
Augusta
Max Baer
Tommy Arr
Ign
Kentucky
Chicago
Surope
Belliviola
Bob Sweeny
Lonieo
Wilbur
United States
East Liberty Community Notes Bring News of Visits and Death
East Liberty residents share New Year gatherings, relatives visiting from Shenandoah and Pacific Junction, and multiple trips to Council Bluffs and Lockwood. Amelia Cook dies in Correll Hills. Fern Maddocks plans study in Taylor. local families host dinners, card games absent, and attendance at Wesley Clavel’s revival event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
RO Mayherrs
Glen
Inka Alstrape
Louise
Wilma
Shenandoah
Fred Cook
Sang
Dne
Glen Fitch
Pacific
Geririale Conklin
B.J
Mink Davydh
Neil Masherry
Aml
A. Mayhorny
Council Blints Suday
Lowg Sehout
Wesley Clavel Curely Priel
Ralph Maiklocks
Fern Madocks
Wilhelm
Wil
Iya
Ottumwa
Ray Peader
Donald Stocker
Frank DuVal
Alan
Frank Choate
Wayne Treaativénds
Joe Matheson
Verman
Nebr
B. J. Lockabill
Lockwood
Mr del Mes
Wooh Maddocks
Taior
Walter Thaward
Sheematt Stonebaker
Stonebraker
Cs Wis Puredits
Community Notes From St We Atterbury Area
Local callers include Mr and Mrs Igigy Kennedy of Nebraski and Mrs Oke Apterburn OL Milvern visiting St We Atterbury sid ALJ. MeGinnis home hosts New Years events. Mrs Chamney visits Neuki. Mentions Leo Chatney Suvahay and Phyllis Atain. Describes social mix, wildlife notes, and local observations on community life and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igigy Kennedy
Nebraski
Oke
Apterburn
Milvern
St. We
Delores
Cora Lee
Julia
McGinnis
J. Chamney
Neuki
Leo Chatney
Suvahay
New Deal debate tests fate of administration in Congress
Amid war and economic strain, key figures defend or critique the New Deal, with talks of anti trust laws and federal licensing. Predictions hinge on congressional response and the pace of recovery, while inventories and production push estimates forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fekos
Jicksen
Flaeman
Congress
Con. Stes
Cone Kress
Wald Fieli
Humolingbird Brain Size Still Surprising
A note on hummingbirds states they weigh about one pound per 12 birds and carry a brain proportionally large. It claims a hummingbird brain is one twelfth of its body, larger relative to size than a man's brain at one thirty fifth of body weight.
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Dale Flames
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LaVeri
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Asbury
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Mansfield
Eytrates
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Nears
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Waakow Wit
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Euaietts
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