Amid Roosevelt Era Policy Moves and Labor Strikes
A sweeping chronology outlines Roosevelt administration actions and labor disputes from early 1930s. It notes reorganizations, tax policies, RFC extensions, and public works funding, alongside strikes in Hollywood and steel sectors, court confirmations, and international appointments shaping the era’s economic and political landscape.
International events of 1936 1937 and early 1938 overview
A chronology lists wars and diplomacy across Europe and Asia. It notes Italy's aid to Spanish rebels, Japan's actions in China, Germany and Britain shifting positions, the League of Nations responses, and political changes in Spain France Ireland Brazil and India. It mentions key dates from 1936 through late 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Spain
Cave
Bulgaria
Genev
Stugoslavia
Dieckhof
Gamen
Almeria
Germany
Mussolini
United States
Britain
France
Paca
Tang China
Japan
North
China
Neing
Shanghai
Shai
Nanking
Czechoslovakia
Peiping
Wagely
United
Hoover
Little Entente
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Hitler
Ayeens
League of Nations
League of
Anton
Pesenet
Eney Wgnese
Norman Davis
Eran
Far East
Brussels
Duke of Windsor
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
Novapan
Chahar
Suiyuan
Suiyuan Peovings
North China
Johnson
Hankow
Manchukuo
Wackine, Naty
Lena of Nations
Standard Oil
Tenemane Seers
Yanetse River
Roosevelt
Guaranteca
Frankee
Germa
Year in Sports Mix of Debuts Wins and Records
A packed calendar highlights Jan debut of Fred Perry as pro defeating Ellsworth champion, Joe Louis defeated Pas tor, and Schaefer’s 28-2 billiards title. March sees Michigan Big Ten indoor title and Chicago boxers win 9 7 over New Yorkers. April features Masters winner Byron Nelson and Max Baer knocking out Tommy, baseball opens, and pocket billiards crown won by Greenleaf. May includes Ambers beating Canzoneri and War Admiral in the Kentucky Derby, plus Big Ten track titles. June notes golf wins and record pace in racing. autumn covers pennants, world championships, and notable football and polo achievements.
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Peessia Aaeace
Reeek
Wec
Japan
North
India
Burma
Aden
Crown
Belgium
Francisco Franco
Saacmens
Poland
de Valera Pocgenes
Wallis Warfield
Duke of Windsor
George VI
Great Bitain
London
Caballero
Juan Negrin
Paris
Camille Chautem
France
Blum
Mexico
Urse
Soviet
Far East
Cabae Ictatoren
Beaucon
Syria
Russia
Sanander
Paraguay
Hjalmar Schacht
Covace Sete
Ing
Paez
Ecuador
Alberto Enriquez
van Zeeland
Valencia
Barcelona
Vargas
Brazil
George of Hesse
See
Duc de Guise
Pius
Fred J. Perry
Ellsworth
Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
New York
Schaefer
Hoppe
Freddie Steele
Sonrewe
Babe Risko
Illinois Ane
Pitmaante
University of Michigan
Chicago Golden Glove
Osnee
Cambridge
Detroit Red Wings
Byron Nelson
Augusta
Max Baer
Tommy
Greenleaf
Ambers
Ti Meee
War Admiral
Kentucky Erby
Michigan
Golden Gover
Chicago
Europe
Chicage
Illinois
Bob Sweeny
Sha
Shute
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Guldahl
United Ee Pace
Louis
Braddock
Long obituary calendar lists many notable deaths
A mass of names and dates appears of figures from politics, industry, arts, and science. The list includes Elihu Root, Sir Austen Chamberlain, John L. Clem, Jean Harlow, Marconi, Gershwin, Rockefeller Sr., Henry Ford, and Joseph Chamberlain among others with various burial or death notices spanning January to December.
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E. V. R. Thayer
New York Oaks
W. MasCatmat
Nana Albert Gleaves
U. S
Charles Hi
Mae
Julius Steiglitz
Adam
Martin Johnson
R. Cary
Wyomin
Clarence A. Barbour
Brown Universe
M. Gallagher
H. G. Lloyd
Philadelphia
New York
Amie
Eugene M. Stevens
Chicago
W. W. Durbin
Register of Unies States Treasury
Elihu Root
New Yor
A. F. Schinner
Milwaukee
C. R
H. W. Butner
Panama Canal Zone
Elihu Thompson
Richmond Pobson
Austen Chamberlain
B. Moeur
Arry ‘Ardon
Edwin S. Stuart
Pennsylvania
Erick MacMonnies
Marchohn Drinkwater
Frank Mandel
J. B. Frazier
Tennessee
Marchilliam A. Butler
Boston
United Na
Talcott Powell
Albert Bigelow Paine
Biogpilot
Sph Ince
Lars Anderson
Dell T. Bates
Interaarensene
Jay J. Morrow
W. Forbes Morgan
Democratic National Comit
Gus Hill
N.L. Bachman
W. F. McDowell
Washington
John G. Pollard
Veterans’ Administration Board
A One
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William Gillette
Norman An Hanged
Illings
Aetelian
Harry S. New
Indiana
Stmaster General
Paul Chabas
Louis F. Swift
der Bey
John L. Clem
Chickamauga
San Anonio
John Burke
Minnesota
United States
Harvard
Viscount Snowden
Exchequer
Pete Gassoway
Miehoma
Uate Ante
Connecticut
Epucan
John Rockefeller
Graend Beach
Fia
Manuel Tellez
Edward F. Dunne
Chicao
Illinois
J. V. Chase
Edward Albright
Costa Rica
Frederick E. Ives
George F. Baker
Jean Harlow
Monroe Owsley
Robert Borden
Copedies
Charles L. Pack
Anechoap Tree Association
James M. Barrie
Farm
Franklin W. Fort
New Jersey
Frank A. Vanderlip
George Gershwin
Fef
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Joseph T. Robmann
Guglielmo Marconi
Ae Wireless
Rome
Eee
Janes
A.S. Pratl
Fed. Org Communications Commission
Henry Clews
Eal
Ageia
W. F. Worthanederick ‘Strauss
Pete Pence Nen
Or. Hall
Aue
Marton
Ae Fesraan
Msupo
Snander
Historic disasters and air disasters from 1920s era lists
A chronology lists numerous tragedies including ships capsizing in January, floods in Ohio valley, a Miami Everglades bus crash, a deadly theater fire in Antung Manchukuo, and multiple aviation accidents. It notes scores killed or injured, with dates, ships, planes, and locations across 1920s contexts.
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Orkney Islands
Ohio Valley
Everglades Canal
Miami
Antung
Manchukuo
London Arch
Consolidated School
Pittsburgh
Lakeh J
Sullivan
Ind
Atlantic City
Brussels
Paris
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Pan American Grace
Panama
Nineteem
Whitman’s Leaves of Grass and Civil War defection
The fragment recalls Walt Whitman at thirty six learning of a bulk edition copy. He reportedly threw the book aside amid doubts about the author’s suitability. During the Civil War he sought to stay near his brother Washington and read the work, then faced a prompt that the poet was not a proper person to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Whitman
Washington
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Mich
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Michigan Na Guard
General Motors
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Paul V. McNutt
J. G. Wynant
Social Security Board
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M. Wamer
Supreme Court
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Eugene Vidal
Federal Air Commerce Bureau
Permanent Maritime Commission
J. P. Kennedy
United Autoble Workers
Remington Rand
Labor Relations Board
C. A. Dykstra
Cincinnati
University of Wisconsin
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Fotal
S. S. Kresge
Kresge Foundation
Florence Harriman Ap Y
Norway
A. J. Drexel Biddlessador
Essage
Agriculture Department
Gulf of Mexico
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr
Florence Jaffray Harriman
District of Columbia
Robert Granville Caldwell
Texas
Bolivia
Hollywood
San Francisco
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George L. Berry
CCC
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Actiety
Interior
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Peactive
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Supreme
CCC Mereeauguip Steel
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Ellis Parker
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Johnstown
J._Butler Wright
Cuba
National Labor Relations Board
Ford
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Orune
Anklin Roosevelt
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Ohio Gra
National Labor Relay Board
Ford Company
Dave Hare
Brazi
Tres Teibute
Harry Parker
Major Barkley
Kentucky
L. Houghtering
White House
George A. Gordon
Netherlands
Leo J. Keena
Honduras
Franklin Mott Gunther
Rumania
F. P. Corri
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Will Rogers Memorial
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Bibb Graves
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Will Rogers
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Andrew Mellon
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World Labor Federation
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John Roosevelt
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James E. Landis
Securities and Exchange Commission
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J. Mahoney
John T. Biggers
Toledo
Railway Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
Denver
America
Justice Black
Bangor
Norman H. Davis
John E. Miller
Arkansas
Joseph T. Robinson
Nathan Straus
Interstate Commerce Commis
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E. R. Stettinius, Jr
M. C. Taylor
United States Steel
Federal Reserve Board
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H. Rand, Jr
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Fens Ral Bokra Drew Mellon
Henkel
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Don Budge
Ralph Guldahl
Western Ore Arid Tbury
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Ross
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Yankees
New York Giants
Estelle Page
New York Yankees
Tom Giants
Yale
Yean E. Hoyt
George Eyston
England
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
National Baseball League
Washington Redskins
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E. Emmet
Austria
Ed Howe
Shiean Tan
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Leslie Carter
John McDowell
Howard Coffin
Sea Island
R. Kinsees
Standard of ‘of California
Jagadas Chandra Bose
A. S. Burleson
Austin
Theodore Walters
J. O. McKinsey
Marshall Field & Co
Harry G. Leslie
A Nee Sous
J. Harrahan
C. “ Trail
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AERO
Western Air Arr
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United States Army
San Dego
United Air Lines
San Francisco Bay
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J. S. Lamier
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Amelia Earhart
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