Chronology of World Events in 1930 Fourth Quarter
Chronological digest from October to mid November 1930 details Brazilian revolts and gains, German Reichstag shifts, Hoover cabinet actions, air and sea expeditions, Palestine policy debates, and notable deaths and elections worldwide. Notable items include Brazil's insurgency advancing on Espirito Santo, Vargas named provisional president, Kingsford Smith record flight, and Nobel prizes awarded for medicine physics and chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Sao Paulo
Minas Garaes
Ralph Thomas O'Neil
Topeka
Kansas
American Legion
Boston
Wilma D. Hoyal
Douglas
Arizona
Auxillary
Dieudonne Costes
Maurice Bellonte
New York
J. Errol Boyd
Henry P. Connor
U. S. Naval
Tresco
Scilly Isles
England
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
London
France
Cardington
China
Yen Hsi-shan
Sao Paulo-Parana
Berlin
Reichstag
Parana
Brazil
Paul Loebe
Franz Stoehr
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Vancouver
British Columbia
Espirito Santo
Minas Geraes
Gregor Strasser
Wnter
Gertrude L. Thebaud
Gloucester
Mass
Lunenberg
Nova Scotia
Wachow
Kwantung Province
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Australia
Palestine
Seaboard
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Valerian Werler
Cuba
Madrid
Alsdorf
Germany
Arthur Woods
New York City
Hoover
National Organization For Relief of the Unemployed
Christian Smuts
Great Britain
Washington Luis
Giovanni of Savoy
Boris III
Bulgaria
Assisi
Italy
Getulio Vargas
Henry P. Whitney
Mussolini
MacDonald
Dominions
Palestine Mandate
Ralph S. Kelley
Wilbur
Department of the Interior
Karl Landsteiner
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Madison Square Garden
Zionist Organization of America
Haile Selassie I
Solomon
Sheba
Etega Menen
Addis Abeba
Abyssinia
Getulis Vargas
Augusto Wleguia
Peru
National Sanction Court
Leguia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James Hamilton Lewis
Senate
Illnois
George McGull
Marcus A. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Ely
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
John
Bankhead
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Illinois
Congress
Geneva
Frank WM. Hawks
United States
Ror W. Ammel
Chicago
Canal Zone
Roy W. Ammer
Panama Canal Zone
President Hoover
King George
India
Yuko Hamaguchi
Japan
Aikokusha
Havana
Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman
Calcutta University
Hans Fischer
Munich
Jewish Agency
Jerusalem
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Bobby Jones
American Bar Association
Friends
Silver Spring
Maryland
Hindenburg
California Supreme Court
Warren K. Billings
San Francisco
Treasury
Otto Ender
Christian Socialist
Austria
Tardieu
Trench Senate
Meuse
Liege
Belgium
von Hindenburg
Diecree
House Committee On Appropriations
Thuse Committee On Agriculture
Moscow
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
St. John the Divine
Manning
Lindsey
Global events and figures from late 1929 to early 1930s
A sweeping chronology lists elections, treaties, and crises worldwide from November through December. Highlights include Haiti’s presidential succession, disarmament measures, Hoover administrations, European political upheavals, Spain’s civil unrest, and Nobel awards, with notes on disasters, drought relief bills, and early 1930s budget actions.
Christmas Grange Meeting Draws Unusual Interest
Eaton Grange held its annual Christmas meeting on Tuesday evening attracting notable turnout after Ed Simons and Carl Wright visited each member since the previous gathering. The turnout reflected heightened interest, though specific outcomes were not detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Messrs. Ed. Simons
Carl Wright
Christmas Holiday Gatherings Among Tompkins Family
Mrs. James Gourlay and two children visit her mother Mrs. Minnie Lowe for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tompkins host Christmas dinner with the Tompkins clan including Byron Harry and Malcolm Tompkins and Aaron Kelly. Malcolm Tompkins and children join their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacDonald in Grafton on Christmas night. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kensington
Pennsylvania
Jean Cook
Fred Phelps
Richard Crowell
Laverne Durkee
Lila Ohmes
Columbia
Lila
C. W. Longdow
R. B. Kelner
LaGrange
Mary Dawley
Chestnut Ridge
George Hills
Bessie
Pauline Eichner
Virginia Ross
Anna Schmidt
James Gourlay
Minnie Lowe
Charles Tompkins
Tompkins
Byron Tompkins
Harry Tompkins
Malcolm Tompkins
Aaron Kelly
Howard MacDonald
Grafton
Elizabeth Davis
Desert rains birth two short lived plant classes
In the two rainy seasons of the desert, two entirely distinct classes of short lived plants spring up. One grows after the late winter months, the other after the summer rains.
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Bungle
Opportunity
Patent Office
Stanley
Tay Wo Fa Peace Dept
Covery
Stenio Vincent
Haiti
National Assembly
Eugene Rory
Oklahomatown
U. S
Mitchell
Round Table
Europe
L. K. Ramsin
Battle Creek
Michigan
W. K. Kellogg Child Welfare Foundation
Frank B. Kellogg
Permanent Court For International Justice
The
Hague
Nathan Soederblom
Upsala
Sweden
William N. Doak
Virginia
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
James J. Davis
Vaughin
Miklas
Dr. Ender
Robinson
Arkansas
Mary
Jones
Otey Walker
Ashe
House
Federal Farm Board
Agriculture
William Nwn. Doak
Oslo
Norway
Ruth Nichols
Albert Einstein
California
Spain
Border
Theodore Steeg
Jaca
William Clarke
Princeton
N. J
Manuel Orellana
Alex Rykoff
eThis
Grange
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Elyria
Elson Munn
Wison Munn
Ruth Shirkey
TiaBelle Reisinger
Cleo Hoskin
E. E. Durkee
Rev
A. Eicher
Bethlehem
Eleanor Munn
Elson
Louie Munn
James Parker
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Ohio
Roma
Lorain
Andress
Broad ST
Inland Loan Co
Lorain Co. Bank Bldg
Ee Ee Ee
Stang & Elgart
Chappel St
RY Ae
Boltey School of
Day’s Music Store
Goodyear
West Ave
West Virginia
Kennedy Koal KO
Klean Koal