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spe- nounced approval of eastern Boro Dean i new airplane altitude record of 47,660I Sept. It—W. Dawson Little, Sani June 7—James Keeley, vice president June 2—President Roosevelt In golf cial message set forth his future plans security pact fostered by France. feet. Francisco, won national amateur ’ of Pullman company and former editor. 9—Frenfch air liner fell in Eng- *—Representative for betterment of living. August 15—Evacuation of Haiti ov ’ May championship. June T. C. Coffin by American marines completed. lish channel, six perishing. First America’s cup race “no con- of Idaho. June 11—Silver bill passed the 14—George senate. Aug. 18—Manchukuo severed all rela- May R. Pond and Cea- test" for lack of wind. Jesse C. Grant, last remaining child R. G. Tug- tions with Russia. sare Sabelll started from New York Sept. 17—British challenger Endeavor of Gen. U. S. Grant. June 14—Senate confirmed Aug. at on nonstop to Rome. undersecretary agriculture. 21—World Jewish conference flight defeated Rainbow In first America's June Hi—lda I Sketly, American actor. well as of Geneva declared redoubled boycott of 1 May 15—Pond and Sabelll landed in cup race. June It—'lorn Masson, Chronology June 15—Steel workers decided to engine i author and Nasi Germany. Ireland because of trouble. Jimmy McLarnin defeated Barney editor. postpone strike Indefinitely. May began June Langer of North Sept. 3—Evangeline Booth elected I 27—Rossi and Codos flight Ross, regaining welterweight title. Fourth Duke of Wellington. 16—Governor general of the Salvation Army. from Paris to California. Sept. 18—Endeavor June Smith, American Dakota and four others convicted of Sweden, won second race. to—Thorne of the Year Sept. 10—Richard Sandler. May 28—Wing trouble forced Rossi Sept. 20—Rainbow won third Amer- author. defrauding States government. elected League of Nations. to June United congress ad- president of and Codos land at New York. ica's cup race. 22—M. E. Greenebaum, veteran June 18—Seventy-third Sept. 15—Russia accepted Invitation > Chicago journed. June 28—B. and J. Adamewicz start- Jim Londos defeated Strangler Lewis hanker. to Join League of Nations. , ed flight from New York to Warsaw. In Chicago, retaining heavy- June 21—Charles S. Thomas of Col- June 20—President Roosevelt given Sept. 18—Russia became a member of Harbor Grace, world's orado, former governor degree via N. F. weight wrestling title. and senator. of doctor of laws at Yale. the League of Nations. , June 30—Gas shortage forced Adam- June 25—R. E. president In- Cleaners scrapped code. Sept. agreed half Sept. 22—Rainbow won fourth race; Christie, their NRA 28—Russia to sell ; owtcs brothers to land In Normandy. Sopwlth's protest vestment Bankers' association. 1934 June 24—President Roosevelt ordered Interest In Chinese Eastern railway to not allowed. June July 24—Ten United States army Bept. 24—Rainbow won fifth cup 27—Eugene M. Rhodes, historian spending of $150,000,000 In middle west Manchukuo for 850,000.000. race. of the west. Sept. 27—Great Britain. France and , bombing planes completed flight from Detroit Tigers won American league ComplM by drouth areas. . . ; Washington to ork, bridge expert. E. W. PICKARD code held Italy signed agreement guard inde- Fairbanks, Alaska. pennant. Milton w June 26—United States milk to July 28—Stratosphere balloon start- Sept. J , e ?*—Zar o Agha, I*o years illegal by Federal Judge Barnes In pendence of Austria. 26—Rainbow won sixth race and iIn i l old. Oct. 9—King Alexander of Jugo- ed from near Rapid City. N. D., but retained the America’s cup. Istanbul. Chicago. Cll - ® . Foreign fabric ripped at 60,000 feet; three oc- Sept. ora Q Ro ot Chicago, noted jg^^^SSSSSSSSSSSSaSSSSSSSSSr by slavia and Minister Barthou of 26—United States accepted In- —. June 28—Board of three named ■ cupants of gondola came down safely crusaderl against white slavery. President mediate steel Industry France assassinated in Marseilles bv vitation to Olympic games of 1936 in June to Macedonian terrorist. with parachutes. Berlin. 30—The duke of Marlborough. troubles. Aug. ° Oct. 23—Japan demanded naval equal- B—James Ayllng and Leonard Sept. 80—8t. Louis Cardinals won L f rm *r ,e"' DOMESTIC July I—President Roosevelt sailed on Reed began nonstop flight ator Roosevelt accepted ity with United States and Great Brit- from Wa- National league pennant. y Jan. I—President cruiser Houston for vacation cruise to ain. saga Ont., to Bagdad. rlnCe C°n,°rt Henry of th * Secretary of the Beach. Oct. B—St. Louis won first game In Nethe the resignation of Hawaii. Oct. 25—Nobel prise In medicine Aug. 9—Ayllng and Reed forced to world's series. rlairds. Treasury W. H. Woodin and appointed July 4—Rev. John F. O’Hara elected George Minot, H. land near —Mme. awarded to Drs. G. London by lack of fuel, Oct. 4—Detroit won second game. Marie Curie, co-dlscov- Henry Morgenthau, Jr., to succeed him. president university. Murphy United of France, regular of Notre Dame Whipple and W. P. of i Aug. 19—Pond and Sabelll, flying Oct. s—St. Louis won third game. •‘r%r. radium, In Jan. B—Congress opened ses- July 6—Eightieth birthday of Re- States. back from Rome, crashed Wales. m °f Vienna, Hebrew President s Jackson, in Oct. 6—Detroit won fourth game. poet sion and heard Roosevelt party celebrated at Nov B—Luigi Pirandelll. Italian nov- Sept. 3 —Col. Roscoe Turner won Virginia Van again message declaring the New Deal must playwright, Thompson Wie won na- July MacVeagh 6ublicaniich. elist and awarded Nobel 1 trophy at national air races tional women's golf title. 6—Franklin of Chi- permanent. . Cleveland; cago, former be made .. July 9—Senate’s sentence of W. •'rise for literature. „ in Douglas Davis, noted Oct. 7—Detroit won secretary of the treas- Jan. 4—Congress revived President Jail by Urey of Co- fifth game. ury. P. McCracken for contempt upset Nov 15—Dr. Harold C. pilot, killed during the race. Oct. B—St. Louis won game. Roosevelt’s budget message calling for lumbia university. New York, awarded the sixth Maud D. C. court of appeals. Sept 26—Poland won international Oct. 9—St. Louis Cardlnalß won sev- Mrs. Radrord Warren. American 16H billion dollars. July —Mississippi to remain the Nobel prize in chemistry for his dis- balloon race. author. passed $470,000,000 na- 10 voted "heavy enth game and world's championship. Jan. s—House dry. covery of water.” Oct 19—Twenty airplanes left Eng- Heydler July B —Joseph Keating, British nov- liquor tax bill. 22—Jugoslavia accused Hungary Nov. 2—John resigned as elist. tional , ~ Francisco Nov land on race to Australia. upheld mora- July 14—Unions in San King Melbourne, president of National baseball league. Jan. B—Supreme court general of complicity in assassination of Oct. 23—C. W. A. Scott and Camp- July 9—C01.. William H. Walker, mortgages. area voted for strike. Al(sXAnd6r< Nov. B—Ford C. Frick elected pres- chemist. torium on July 16—General strike in effect In request bell Black of England won air race to ident of National league. Jan. 10—President Roosevelt asked Nov. 26—Italy refused French Melbourne in 2 days. 22 hours July 13—Hugh Frayne, prominent ratify Lawrence San Francisco. Dr. Ante Pavelich. and 25 Nov. 16—Bob Olln won light heavy- the senate to the St. of for extradition of King minutes. union labor leader. waterway treaty. James J. Dooling elected head alleged leader of band that killed weight title from Maxle Rosenbloom July , ... Francesco Agello Italy l—Julian Hawthorne, author, , Lieut of passed national liquor tax Tammany. Alexander of Jugoslavia. set m New York. only son Senate July 17—Gov. William Langer of refused Japan new seaplane speed mark of 440.29 Nov. 24—University of Minnesota of Nathaniel Hawthorne. supreme Dec. I—France to Join miles an hour. won July 16—Louis Ferdinand Gott- North Dakota ousted by state in denouncing Washington naval treaty. western conference football title. schalk, vice 3—Germany promised France to | Prof. Jean Piccard and his wife made Yale defeated Harvard at veteran composer and conductor appointed governor of Porto Rico court decision. Dec. grant stratosphere balloon ascent of ten football. of light opera. R. H. Gore, resigned. July 19—General strike at San Fran- pav for the Saar coal mines and Stanford won coast football title. July 21—Col. appointed political equality of the re- miles. Dec. I—Navy defeated the army J. T. Axton, former Willis G. Gregg was chief cisco called off. to citizens Nov. 4—Sir Charles Klngsford- in chief of chaplains of United State* July —Serious strike riots in Minn- * fool ball. bureau. . . 20 , army. of the weather _ Smith Capt s—League Nations decided to and P. G. Taylor com- Dec. 9—New York Giants Jan. IB—President Roosevelt asked eapolis and Seattle. Dec. of pleted three-stop defeated July John W. Hamilton, ho- international police force Into the . flight from Brisbane. Chicago Bears, winning professional 24—Bishop congress for additional authority to Blue Eagle restored to Harriman send Australia, to Oakland, Calif. dean of board of bishops. gold reserve and siery Saar, French being excluded, and Ger- football championship. July 25—EngelbertMethodist seize federal bank mills in Tennessee. agreed Nov. B—Transport plane commanded Dollfuss, chancel- flx dollar between 60 and 60 cents. July 21—President Roosevelt ordered many to plan. by Eddie Rlckenbacker flew from J. T. Mahoney of New York elected lor of Austria. modified reforestation Dec. 6—Jugoslavia deported 27,000 i Bur- president Jan 19—President Roosevelt the beginning of vast country. bank, Calif., to Newark, N. J., in 12 of Amateur Athletic union. Francois Coty of Paris, perfumer. economy regulations to increase plains region. Hungarian residents of that Dec. 10—Barney Ross defeated July his project In midwest States notified hours 3 minutes 50 seconds. Bob- 27—Marshal U H. Lyautey. annual payments to disabled veterans July 22—John Dillinger. notorious Dec. 7—United Dec. 3—Flight Lieut. C. T. P. Ulm by Pacho. retaining Junior welterweight French soldier. by 21 million dollars. desperado, shot to death by federal League of Nations it would help in of Australia title. July negotiating between Paraguay and two companions start- 28—Marie Dressier, actress. Jan. 20—House of representatives agents in Chicago. peace ed from Oakland, Calif., on flight to Dec. 12—National league approved Henry Irving Dodge, author and passed the President’s money bill. 360 July 24—President reached Hawaiian and Bolivia. Honolulu, were forced down at sea and night games with reservations. playwright. Dec. 10—Jugoslavia and Hungary ac- July W&t6rßi cepted lost 29—J. L. McLaurln, former sen- 24—Naval supply bill of 284 mil- July 25—Pacific coast longshoremen League of Nations peace Pro- ator from South Carolina. *°Jan. by posal, averting danger of war In Bal- NECROLOGY July lions passed house. , voted to accept mediation. DISASTERS 30—Paul May, Belgian ambassa- 27—Senate passed President s 26—Minneapolis put under mar- kans. Jan. I—Jacob Wassermann, dor United Jan. July Jan. I—Floods in Los Angeles area German to States. m y tial law by Governor Olson because of about 76 novelist. Aug. 2—Paul von Htndenburg. presi- jan 30—Nation celebrated President teamsters' strike. FOREIGN resulted in deaths. Jan. 4—Prof. H. C. Warren, Prince- dent of Germany. birthday. Jan. 4—Explosion and fire in mine at Roosevelt’s fifty-second July 29—Longshoremen’s strike on Jan. B—George Tatarescu. anti-Nazi, ton university psychologist. Aug. 6 —lda Mulle, veteran light passed Vinson navy bill. compromise. Dux, Czechoslovakia, killed 140 men. Simpson, opera actress. House the Pacific coast ended in became premier of Rumania. B—EightyB—Eighty perished In panic Jan. 7—Robert American’ established a 69.06 Lubbe, Jan. a and Aug. Jan. 31—President Aug. 3—President Roosevelt landed Jan. 10—Marlnus Van der who at Kyoto, Japan. novelist editor. 7—William E. Vare, veteran . building, (Octave Republican cent dollar. _ reichstag beheaded Jan. 9—Miss Alice French leader Philadelphia. court at Portland, Ore. burned the Jan 15—Earthquake shook all India, of Feb 6—United States Supreme Aug. of silver or- In Leipsig. Thanet), American novelist. Aug. 12—Augustus Thomas, Amer- dry cases. 9—Nationalization killing 500. quashed all pending federal by President. Jan. 16—Ramon Grau San Martin re- Jan. 10—Frank P. Glass of Alabama, ican playwright. postmaster dered the president French tri-motor plane crashed, kill- Feb. 9—President and Aug. 10—Secretary Wallace an- signed as of Cuba and Carlos ing ten Including prominent editor and publisher. Aug. 13—Mary Austin, American nov- general cancelled all air mail contracts was selected to succeed him. officials. Jan. Japanese dip- elist. carry nounced victual abandonment of crop Hevla Feb. 20 —Ten aged widows 12—Almaro Sato. army was called on to Jan. 16—Chancellor Hitler made him- and daugh- lomat Aug. 14—Raymond and the reduction program for 1936. industry. ters of Civil war veterans burned to Hood, architect the air mail: self dictator over all German Hines, Aug. 15—Albert B. Chicago in- Strike of 15,000 employees of Alumi- resigned presidency death at home In Brookville, Pa. Jan. 14—Walker D. former Dick, peb it —William P. MacCracken and started. Jan 17—Hevla director general of American railroads. ventor and manufacturer. by num Company of America of Cuba and Carlos Mendieta was named B'eb. 23—Eight persons killed by L. H. Brittin sentenced senate Aug. 15—Eugene Black resigned by Fulgencio City. Gen. Jean Marchand of France, cen- Prof. F. E. Seagrave, astronomer, at days contempt in eon* R. to succeed him Col. Ba- crash of air liner near Salt Lake ten in Jail for governor board. army ter figure of Fashoda fort Incident. Providence, R l. Investigation. as of federal reserve tista. head of the , B'eb. 25—Tornado in Georgia, Ala- nection with air mail Textile Workers Jan. Sherwln, Cleveland G. A. Kingsbury of Chicago, veteran 19—Army air corps began fly- Aug. 16—United Jan. 27—Chautemps' French cabinet oama and Mississippi killed 23. 16—John Feb. voted for general strike in cotton tex- resigned. March 12—New Japanese torpedo banker. theatrical manager. ing air mail. , Aug. 19—Henry Rainey the , Jan. 18—Joseph Devlin. Irish nation- T. of Illinois, Feb. 21—House passed tax revision tile Industry. Jan. 30—Daladler formed new French boat capsized, about 100 men drown- speaker of Aug. 17—Wool, silk and rayon un- government. ing. alist leader. the house. bill. textile strike. reichstag 14—La Liberated, Salvador, Jan. 19 —Harrison American Sir Nigel Playfair, English actor and Feb 22—Roger Touhy and two mem- ions voted to Join in German made Chancellor March al- Fisher. manager. in Chicago Aug. 18—Louisiana legislature passed Hitler sovereign of all the states most destroyed by dynamite explosion artist. bers of his gang convicted against Aug. 25—Hugo Victor Felix, kidnaping John Factor and given laws making Senator Long and Gov- Feb. s—Serious5 —Serious riots in Paris and fire; 150 lives lost. Jan. 20—Edward J. Brundage, Re- com- of state. Daladler government. March 21—One thousand dead, 3,000 publican poser, In Hollywood, Calif. 99 years in prison. ernor Allen dictators of the the leader, in Lake Forest. 111. asked congress to Aug. 21—Twelve bandits took $427,- Feb. 7—Premier Daladler of France Injured in fire at Hakodate, Japan. Dr. Lincoln Hulley, president Stetson Aug. 30—Charles B. Dillingham, vet- Feb. 26—President resigned Gaston Doumergue under- April eran theatrical producer, in New York. federal commission on wire and 000 from armored money truck in and 4—26 lives lost in Oklahoma university, Deland. Fla. create took formation of new government. floods. Jan. 21—John H. McCooey. Tammany Aug. 31—Maj. Gen. H. G. Bishop. radio communications. Brooklyn, N. Y. 9—Doumergue announced his United army. to restore 350 Minneapolis Feb. April 7—Fifty Norwegians killed leader of Brooklyn. N. Y. States Feb. 27—Senate voted Truck drivers’ strike In cabinet for France; Communists rioted huge cliff fell Into fjord. Sept. 2—Russ Columbo, screen actor millions in veterans’ benefits and fed- ended in compromise. when a Amelia Summerville, former stage 24—Reciprocal trade treaty with in Paris. April 21—Mine explosion in Jugo- star. and radio crooner. In Los Angeles. . Aug. eral salaries. ... Aus- Sept. against proclaimed by Feb. 12—Civil war broke out In slavia killed 160. Mary 3—Dr. G. C. Brandenburg of Feb 28—House voted federal Cuba President Roose- government May Jan. 22—Dr. L. H. Black, south- factory. tria between the and the 7—Eighty-seven men killed in Purdue university. furniture velt. Socialists and hundreds were killed. disaster at Bugglngen, Germany. ern educator. Arthur Fowler New 2—President asked congress I—Director of the Budget Lewis mine Jan. Doubleday, A. of York, March Sept. Feb. 14—Socialists revolt In Austria May 15—Liner Olympic 30 -Frank N. New sportsman and for power to negotiate tariffs. Douglas resigned. rammed and York publisher. author. Dillinger. rob- suppressed; dead estimated at 1.000 to sank Nantucket lightship; seven Sept. 4—Arthur Jordan of Indianap- March 3—John bank Sept. B—Retail coal code authority 2,000. Jan. 31—Walter Wellman, pioneer escaped from Jail resigned in protest against NRA drowned. olis, philanthropist and Industrialist. ber and desperado, meth- 17—Albert 1. king of the Bel- Belgium aeronaut and veteran Crown Point. Ind. ods. Feb. Mine blast in killed 43. Journalist. Sept. 6—Gen. Theodore Bingham of at upheld gov- gians. killed by fall while climbing Lake steamer in Finland sank; 21 Feb. 2—Gilbert M. Hitchcock, former New York. March 6—Supreme court Sept. 4—Strike of textile workers be- small peak near Namur. senator from Nebraska. price fixing. gan, declared 50 per cent effective. Augusto drowned. Sept. 10—Count Joseph Karolyl, Hun- ernment ....industry Feb. 22—Gen. Sandlno. Nic- May 19—Chicago Union Stockyards Feb. 3—Montague Glass, American Roosevelt asked Sept. 6—Aluminum workers' strike leader, garian legitimist leader. President hours. araguan patriot and rebel mur- partly destroyed by 38,000,000 fire. writer. to raise wages and shorten ended by compromise. by guardsmen Sept. 12—Catnerlne Breshkovskaya, passed full strength re-elected Governor dered national at Ma- May 25 —Landslide in Kwantung Eleanora de Cisneros, operatio star. March 6—Senate Sept. 10—Maine nagua. province. China, killed 250. ,ln New York. Russian revolutionist. In Prague. navy construction bill. Brann, Democratic, and Senator Hale, March I—Henryl—Henry Pu-yt enthroned as June I—Fortyl—Forty children killed by hur- Feb. 13—August Anheuser Busch of Sept. 13—William Lorlmer, former President appointed Judge Florence Republican; and voted repeal of state Emperor Kang Teh of Manchukuo. Nanching, China. senator from Illinois. as federal circuit court ricane near St. Louis, brewery magnate. Allen of Ohio prohibition law. Lerroux cabinet in Spain resigned. June 7—Two thousand killed by hur- William Dr. Berthold Laufer of Chicago, of appeals Judge. Sept. 11—Senator Huey Long’s fac- 2 —Lerroux again made pre- Travers Jerome of New York. 10—President ordered array March ricane in Salvador. Charles R Flint, shipowner and fi- anthropologist. March tion won in Louisiana election. mier of Spain. June 9—Air liner crashed and burned nancier. Sept. 16—C. B. McNaught, Canadian air mail service halted. Sept. 15—Government renewed Its tax Marcn zo—Hitler launched program in the Catskills, seven persons killed. Attorney General Cummings ordered Feb. 14—Melvin A Traylor. Chicago financier. evasion charges against Andrew Mel- give Jobs to idle. June 11—B'loods destroyed Honduras Sept. 18 Hale of New York, criminal action against Andrew Mellon. to Johan Laldoner 1,000 banker. —Ruth and others for al- lon. March 28—Gen. be- town; lives lost. Feb. 17—Albert, king of the Belgians. writer and feminist. James J. Walker Sept. 20—Solution of Lindbergh baby comes dictator of Estonia. July l? —Disastrous earthquake at Sept. 20—Porrtr Brown*, leged Income tax evasion. begun 9—High army officers of Fteb. 18—John R. Rogers, co-inventor Emerson passed bill for Im- kidnaping with arrest in New April Ru- David. Panama. American playwright. March 12—House R. Hauptmann with part arrested for plot to kill the king. Poland of the Mergenthaler linotype machine, payment of veterans bonus in York of Bruno mania July 18—B'loods in southern in New York. Duke of SL Albans, descendant of mediate ot the ransom money. April 22—Serious revolutionary riots took scores of lives. Charles 11. rr n President’s special board offered plan in Spain. Aug. 4—Three hundred die in floods Feb. 22—Representative Joseph L. March 13-Arthur Cutts Willard resigned. Hooper Michigan. Sept. 21—Robert Fulton Cutting, Now University for ending of textile strike. April 25 —Spanish cabinet In Persia of elected president of of 1111- April 28—Ricardo Ibanez formed new Feb. 23—Sir Edward Elgar, British York financier and philanthropist. Sept. 22—Textile union officials or- Sept. B—Ward liner Morro Castle Sept. 23—Anthony Ivins, prominent not s. waterway strike. Spanish cabinet. burned off New Jersey coast; 134 per- composer. March 14—St. Lawrence dered end of the April parliament adopt- Corse Mormon, in Salt Lake City. treaty relected by the senate. Sept. 24—Packers raised pay of 100,- 30—Austrian sons perished. Peyton, veteran American France, ed new constitution. actor. Luclen Gaudin of champion March 19—Army resumed flying air 000 employees 8 per cent. 3—King Ibn Saud of Arabia Sept. 17—Nome, Alaska, destroyed by fencer. Hugh S. Johnson re- May be- fire; loss 82,000,000. Feb. 25—Dr. Daniel W. Protheroe of . Sept. 25—Gen. Sept. . 24—Alfred Bey, mail. administrator, gan war on the kingdom of Yemen. swept by destruc- Chicago, composer and director. Rustem Turk- March 23—President urged passage of signed as NRA effective up Sept. 21—Japan ish diplomat. May 9—Premier Mussolini set rule typhoon: more 2,000 killed. John McGraw, veteran baseball man- insurance bill. October 15. by tive than Sept. 25—Percy A. Rockefeller, New Job signed Philip- 27—President announced of country guilds. Mine explosion at Wrexham, Wales, ager. March 24—President Sept. ap- May 13—Armistice declared In war in Henry King, York financier. independence bill. of boards to conduct the killed 261 men. Feb. 27—Dr O. educa- Marquess ot Beresford, Irish pine pointment Arabia. Oct. 21 —Disastrous storm along tor, In Oberlin, Ohio. peer. March 26—President settled threat- NRA. May 19—Bulgarian army established Edwin Le Mare, American organist automobile industry. northwest coast of United States. March 4—John Alden. poet and editor. ened strike in Sept. SO—President Roosevelt declared a dictatorship by bloodless coup. Brooklyn. and composer. vetoed economy Nov. 15—Scores killed by typhoon In N. Y. Sept. March 26—President in radio address that he would seek Pope Pius canonized Conrad of Pars- William Astor explorer and 28—Maj. Gen. G. H. Harries, war bill. labor-industrial truce to end strikes. In Philippines Chanter, time commander at Brest. Florida a ham Dec. s—Earthquakes in Honduras de- In Mentone. France. March 27—President left for Oct. 2—Trial of Samuel lnsull and May 24—Thomas Masaryk re-elected soldier. Sept. 30—Harry Askln, veteran thea- begun Chicago. stroyed three towns. March ll—Margaret Illlngton Bowes, manager. cruise. . associates in trical bill..... former president of Czechoslovakia. Dec. 11—Hotel in Lansing. Mich., former stage star. House overrode veto of economy Oct. B—American8—American Federation of La- May 25—Irish dail abolished the sen- John K. Shields, former senator from —Senate overrode economy burned; about 40 lives lost. March 14—Mrs. Fannie Osborn Porte- Tennessee. March 28 bor convention in San Francisco voted ate. ous, "Topsy” stage, at bill veto. day. first of Water- Oct. 6 —Frank L. Coombs of Califor- 6-day. for 5 30 hour work week. June 4—ltalian scientist announced town, March 31 —Johnson imposes discovery new artificially S. D. nia, former congressman and ambassa- industry. Oct. 12—President ordered 36 hour of element, SPORTS 25-hour week on soft coal week for cotton garment industry. created from uranium. March 15—John A. Simpson, Okla- dor to Japan. April 9—Florence E. Allen took oath 22—American Legion convention Jan. I—Columbia1—Columbia defeated Stanford homa City, president of the National Oct. B—Maj.B—Maj. Gen. W. A. Mann. United federal Oct. June 15—President Mendieta of Cuba In Pasadena Bowl game. 7 0. Farmers' army, In Cleveland as first woman Miami, Fla. navv Rose to union. States retired. opened in wounded and two officers killed Jan. 21—Casper Oimen won national 21—Lllyan movie Oct 9—Louis Barthou, French for- judge. “Pretty Boy” Floyd, notorious Okla- by a terrorist's bomb. March Tashman, of Bishop Cannon and Miss by ski title at Cary. 111. actress, in New York. eign minister. Trial homa outlaw killed federal officers June 17—Cuban terrorists attacked 23—Kinrey Matsuyama Burroughs for violation of corrupt Liverpool, Jan. of New March 23—John M. Harlan, lawyer. King Alexander of Jugoslavia. Ada Washington. near East Ohio. ABC paraders; fifteen killed and many practices act began In Legion York won national three-cushion bil- In New York. Oct. 12—Lord Cushendun of Ulster, April began Oct. 25—American demanded wounded. Squler 10—House committee in- payment In liards title. March 25—MaJ. Gen. George O. Ireland. charges by immediate bonus and elected June 30 —Revolt of radicals the Schroeder, Chicago, won Washington. vestigation of made Dr. Belgrano, Jr., Nazi party by Jan. 28—Ed. in Oct. 13—Sir Arthur Schuster, British A. of Frank of San Francisco, smashed Chancellor Hil- skating championship physicist. William Wirt that members ler; Gen. Kurt von Schleicher and many American at March 29 —Otto Kahn, banker. In plotting to over- national commander. Oconomowoc, Wis. New York. 14—Raymond French "brain trust" were dyers leaders shot to death and scores Oct. Poincare. throw the government. Rayon and silk went on strike. other Feb. 7—Barney Ross retained Junior April I—Edward1 —Edward W. Pou. congress- statesman. Oct. 31—Chicago's World's Fair arrested. welterweight by defeating Pete of Indian- April 11—Senate voted for 10 per July I—Gen.1 —Gen. Lazaro Cardenas elected title man, in Washington. Oct 16—Charles E Coffin cent tax. closed. Nebo in Kansas City. April apolis, philanthropist and business increase in income president of Mexico. Layton 9—William Wallace McDowell, April 13—Senate passed its $480,000,- Nov. 6 —Elections resulted generally July 2—Japanese cabinet resigned. Feb. 23—Johnny won world’s American minister to Irish Free State. lo&dcr* tax tax publicity in decided Democratic victories, with July Okaua three-cushion billiard championship. Hyacinth, President E. B. Bryan of Ohio uni- •00 bill with Income gain 4—Admiral Keisuke made Mother founder of Pas- provision. senate of 10 seats and loss of 10 premier of Japan. Feb. 26—Purdue won Big Ten basket- sionate order in United States. versity, Athens. Ohio. President Roosevelt returned to seats in house. July 12—Chancellor DollfuSs reorgan- ball championship. April 10 —Theodore Douglas Robin- Oct 18—Hal G. Evarts, American Washington from fishing trip Nov. 9—Marriner S. Eccles March I—Prlmo Camera defeated at author. of Utah ized Austrian cabinet and declared war Tommy at Fla., son Little Falls, N. Y. April 16—Gov. Langer of North Da- made governor of federal on Loughran Miami. re- April Zayas, ex-president Oct. 19—Gen. Alexander von Kluck. by reserve board. Nazis and bomb throwers. taining 11—Alfredo kota and eight others indicted Unit- Nov. 10—President Roosevelt appoint- July 17—Vargas elected constitution- the heavyweight title. of Cuba. German Held marshal. 10—Michigan won Big Ten Mellon Pitts- ed States for forced collections from ed advisory council for social reforms, al president of Brazil. March Sir Gerald Du Maurler, British actor. Oct. 20—James R. of relief workers. headed by Frank P. Graham. July 25—Chancellor Dollfuss of Aus- Indoor track championship. John Collier. English painter. burgh, banker. April investigation ended by group of Nazis. April 6—Cochran beat Hagenlacher April Oct. 23—Prince Caetanl, Italian diplo- 18—Wirt Martial law declared in Arizona in tria assassinated 14—Justice W. C. Owen of Wis- engineer. by story was de- fight against Juiy Schuschnigg appointed tor world's 18.2 billiard title. supreme court. mat and Democrats after his state’s California proj- 29—Kurt 10—Chicago consin Sprague ect. chancellor of Austria. April Black Hawks won April gov- Oct. 25—Frank of New York, Died. Stanley cup hocky 16—John J. Blaine, former pioneer. April 23—Milk control plan dropped —Unemployment Aug. 2 —President von Hlndenburg of and world's cham- electric traction Nov. 14 insurance pionship. ernor of Wisconsin and United States Tellegen. by the AAA. program outlined by President Roose- Germany died and Chancellor Hitler as- senator. Oct. 29—Lou screen actor. April 24—American fleet of 111 war- sumed the presidential powers. April 27—Jack Torrence. Louisiana Morgan, Nov. 2—Baron Edmond de Roths- velt before conference on economic se- Aug. 19—Germany by 1 vote university, set Edwin V. former diplomat. sportsman. ships made record transit of Panama curity. 10 to ac- State new world's rec- child, banker and In Bou- cepted Hitler's assumption of supreme ord in shot put at 55 feet H 4 Inches. April 18—Alfred Juergens of Chi- logne, France. canal. _ 16—President Roosevelt cago. April —Bishop Cannon and Miss Nov. left power. May 6—Cavalcade, the favorite, won artist. Nov. 3—Dr. Elmer E. Brown, Amer- 27 Washington for Warm Springs via throughout 20 —C. H. Burroughs acuitted of violation of cor- the Sept. 3—Strikes and riots the Kentucky derby. April Allen, former gov- ican educator. Tennessee valley projects. proclaimed: cabinet May ernor of Puerto Rico. 4 —Sir Alfred English rupt practices act. 20—Gen. Smedley D. Cuba: martial law 12—American golfers defeated Nov. Gilbert April 28—Senate passed air mail bill. Nov. Butler told resigned. British team, retaining Walker cup. April 21—Federal Judge W. B. Shep- sculptor. May General Farley congressional committee of alleged Sept. 26—Queen Mary of England May 19—University of Illinois won pard at Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. s—Dr. L. L. McArthur of Chi- 3—Postmaster plot to seize the government. 15 mail contracts. Fascist launched the Cunarder Queen Mary, Big Ten track and field championship. April 22—Mrs. Cornelius cago, surgeon. swarded air —Samuel lnsull 16 co- Vanderbilt, New revenue bill enacted by con- Nov. 24 and world's largest ship. May 22—John Kocsis, University of Sr., in New York. Nov. 6 —Thomas G. Lee. president of defendants acuitted of fraud In Chicago. in Michigan, won Big golf Armour & Company, in Chicago. gress. —“Baby Oct. s—Radical revolt broke out Ten title. William Thaw, veteran of Lafayette May 4—House passed stock exchange Nov. 27 Face" Nelson, pub- Catalonia and other parts of Spain. University of Illinois won Western EBcadrille. Nov. 9—lvy Lee, publicity expert 1 lic enemy No. 1, killed two government fights with troops. baseball championship. —Dr. Paul New York. control bill. Barrington, 111., Hundreds killed in Conference April 24 Shorey, Greek May B—Federal8—Federal grand Jury in Pitts- agents near and was Oct. 7—Spanish revolution suppressed Mav 23 —Chicago boxers defeated Po- scholar, in Chicago. Nov. 11—Rear Admiral Samuel Mag- burgh to A. himself shot to death. by government troops. to 1, golden gloves tour- Fay Hempstead, poet owan, United States navy. refused indict W. Mellon appointed ‘lsh team. 7 in laureate of Free Mann, for tax evasion. Dec. I—Katherine1—Katherine Lenroot Oct. 9—King Alexander 1 of Jugo- ney. Masonry, Little Rock, Sir Donald Canadian railroad Depart- in Ark. May 12—Senate passed Fletcher-Ray- chief of the children's bureau. slavia assassinated. May 26—W. Lawson Little, San Fran- April 30—Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, builder. exchange ment of Labor. Peter, years golf fighter. Nov. 15—Congressman-elect Freder- burn stock bill. Supreme Oct. 10—Crown Prince 11 cisco, won British amateur cham- noted Indian May Dec. 3—United States court proclaimed king Jugo-Slavia pionship. ick Landis of Logansport, Ind. 15—Senator David A. Reed de- colleges old, of un- Dr. W. H. Welch, pathologist, at Bal- —Bryson Burroughs. feated Gov. Gifford Plnchot in Penn- upheld right of land grant to der a regency. May 28—Barney Ross of Chicago won timore. Nov. 16 Americas sylvania Republican primaries; make military training compulsory. Congress Jimmy artist. Demo- International Eucharistic world’s welterweight title from May 2—William C. Proctor of Cin- Hargraves, original crats nominated Joseph F. Guffey for Dec. 6—President Roosevelt returned opened in Buenos Aires. McLarnin. cinnati, manufacturer. Mrs. Alice of senate to Washington. of Germany Alice in Wonderland, in England. Oct 17 -Chancellor Hitler Mav 30—Bill Cunningham of Indian- May 3—William H. Woodln, ex-sec- DeYoung passed bill for federal Dec. 10f-National conference on proclaimed Speedway Justice F. K. of Illinois Su- Senate control opened fuehrer for life. apolis won 500-mile auto race retary of the treasury. court. cf radio and wire communications. crime prevention in Washing- B—Doumergue resigned as pre- preme , Nov. in record time. May I— William Gardner. naval 17—W. R. president Louis- May 18—President Roosevelt, in mes- ton. m'er of France and Pierre Flandin architect, Nov. Cole, June 2—Cavalcade won the American in Bayhead. N. J. ville & Nashville railroad. sage to congress, called for domestic Dec. 12—President named committee formed new government. derby Chicago. 9—Joy profits. formally at May Morton of Chicago, salt Nov. 18—Lee former senator and international control over arms and to draft legislation to end war Nov. 10—Premier Mussolini company Mantle, advisory council June 6—Windsor Lad won the Eng- head. Montana. munitions. Dec. 15—President’s Installed his system of industrial self- derby. from Seven bills to aid federal reported unemployment insurance sys- lish May 11—William E. Corey, former Cardinal Gasparrl In Rome. war on government in Italy. June 9—Ulin Dutra National of United States Steel corporation. crime were signed by the President. tem. Salamanca of Bo- won head Nov. 23—Sir Arthur Pinero, British Nov. 28—President Open golf championship. May 14—Charles De Garmo, ex-pres- Dr. George F. Zook resigned as com- Dec. 16—National resources board livia forced to resign by military coup. 14—Max Baer of California won dramatist. missioner of education, effective July public works of June ident of Swarthmore college. Sir Ernest Budge, Egyptologist. outlines 105 billion dollar Duke of Kent and Princess Marina world's heavyweight championship from May 17—Cass Gilbert, American Macauley 1, and John W. Studebaker of Des program for 20 to 30 years. Greece married in London. Nov. 24—Charles of New to Prlmo Camera of Italy in New York. architect. York, veteran cartoonist Moines was selected succeed him. Nov. 30 —Gen. Lazaro Cardenas inaug- 16—Cunningham Abbott, May June of Kansas set May 19 Willis J. veteran —Queen Sadie, mother ofKing 22—President Roosevelt asked urated president of Mexico. sprint Brookline, Nov. 25 congress to pass bill partly INTERNATIONAL Kirov, new world record of 4:06.7 for editor, in Masß. Zog of Albania. remonetiz- Dec. I—Sergei soviet leader mile. William Hoskins, famous chem- ing silver. 7—Paraguay re- Leningrad. Dr. Nov. 26—Sam Harris, theatrical pro- Jan. and Bolivia assassinated in American tennis team of de- lst, Chicago. in May 26—Chicago’s Century of Prog- Boreal, the 2—Plot to kill all soviet leaders women In ducer, San Francisco. reopened. sumed war in the Cnaco Dec. British for Wightman cup. May 22—Joseph M. Dixon, ex-gover- 29—Capt. Wanaraaker ress exposition truce having expired. uncovered; ten army officers feated Cooper Nov. John of May In Russia June 18—Harry won Western nor of Montana. York, sportsman ahd war 27—President ordered modifica- Jan. B—France quadrupled United executed and many others arrested. Whitlock, New veteran. tion of service Industries codes. restored death pen- Open golf title. May 24—Brand former am- Nov. 30—Philip Hale of Boston, mu- States Import quotas. Dec. B—Russia 22—Yale defeated Harvard to Belgium. May 80—President Roosevelt deliv- signed alty crush "White Russian” ter- June in bassador sic and drama critic. Day France and Russia new com- to May B. Wilson, first I—C. Greenway. president of ered Memorial address at Gettys- treaty. rorist plot. annual boat races. 25—William sec- Dec. M. burg. mercial executed June 23—Stanford won the N. C. A. A. retary of labor. Booth Newspapers, Inc. Jan. 23—Government of President Dec. s—Sixty-sixs—Sixty-six terrorists championship. Frank Lascelles. English sculptor and —Lord Riddell. British news- Cotton textile workers called general Mendieta of Cuba recognized by Unit- In Russia. track Dec. 6 •trike. June 29—Henry Cotton of England painter. paper publisher. ed States. Dec. 6 —Two hundred more Russians. British open golf title. Archbishop Nell McNeil of Toronto. 6—Dr. A. W. Rowe of May 31—President Roosevelt reviewed —Germany and Poland signed Including GPU officials, summarily shot. won Dec. Boston. fleet Jan. 26 July 10—American teague'beat Na- May 28 —J. F. J. Archibald, war cor- bt l8t the United States off New York. a ten year peace treaty. Dec. 17—Western Australia’s petition all-star Hollywood, Calif. Gov. W. W. Brandon House passed administration's silver to tional league 9 to 7 in game In respondent, In Dec. 7—Former Feb. 6—Austrian cabinet decided for secession from the commonwealth New York. Samuel T. Clover, Journalist, in Los Alabama. bill appeal to League of Nations against presented in parliament. of July —Zell Oklahoma . 9—Dr. Manuel Sterling, Cuban I—Congress completed 15 Eaton. City, Angeles. .. Dec June German Nazi aggression. of University Washington. of stock exchange enact- won western amateur golf title. Prof. F. J- Pyre of ambassador to ment control #lll. Feb. 17—Great Britain. France and 29—Paul Runyan won the Pro- Wisconsin. 10—Dr. Theobald Smith, presi- President sent message to Italy agreed to maintain Austria's in- AERONAUTICS July Dec expected confem golf championship. May 29—Jackson Barnett, wealthiest of Rockefeller Institute for Med- saying America vaymeM of dependence and Integrity. Jan. 4—French seaplane Southern fessional Angeles. dent debts unless satisfactory recognize Cross completed flight from Senegal. July 31 —British tennis team defeated Indian, in Los ical Research. war jpfeuse March 2—China refused to retaining Togo. Japanese war hero. T. Waggoner of Fort were offered. Manchukuo. Africa, to Natal. Brazil. Americans, the Davis cup. Admiral Dec. 11—W. Aug. 4—Tommy Armour won Cana- May 31— Lew Cody, screen actor. Worth, Texas, capitalist end turf leader. June 2—Cotton textile March 23—France charged Germany Jan. 11—Six American navy planes Jr., governor U. compromise. strikamcalled nonstop flight Fran- dian open golf title. June 2—James Rolph Rear Admiral John Halligan. S. N. off by had violated Versailles treaty. make from San California. 14—Anthony House passed April 17—Japan protested against the cisco to Honolulu. Aug. 19—Helen Jacobs won women's of Dec. J. Drexel. 8r„ communlcatiofl con- tennlß title. Maj. Gen James Parker, retired. Philadelphia banker. trol bill. giving of aid to China by other na- Jan. 39—Three Russian balloonists Harding, height Aua 26 —Hans Nussleln won national June 4—Rev C. L. O'Donnell, pres- Dec. 17—W. L. former gov- June 4—Senate passed the taax bill. tions. ascended to record of 13.67 university. miles and then were killed by fall of profSiional tennis title at Chicago. ident of Noire Dame ernor of lowa. June 6—Henry P. Fletcher oHVenn- June 23—Bolivians and Paraguayans Perry. England, 6 Dr. C. A. Hedblom of Chi- New York bankar. •ylvanta fought great battle in the Chaco. their gondola. Sept. 12—Fred won lune James B. Clews. elected chairman of jßepub- surgeon. i I Newspaper union. llcan national committee. July 13—Great Britain and Italy an- April 11—Renato Donatl. Italy, set American singles tennis title. cago, e. Western