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Show UTAH MAGNA TIMES MAGNA. PAGE TWO - Chronology of tho f Chicagos Csntory May Progress17 exposition' reopened. modiPresident ordered Msy fication of service Industries codea May It President Roooevolt de-at livered Memorial Day address Gettysburg. called genCotton textile workers , era I strike. May II Prealdent Roosevelt reviewed the i United States Cast oft Now York. administration n House passed silver bllL Jane 1 Congress computed enactment of stock exchange control bllL 1 Cotton textile strike Jun called off by compromise. House passed communications sos-trbill. Juns 4 Senate passed the tariff bill. Juns I Henry P. , Fletcher of Pennsylvania elected chairman of Republican national committee. June 8 President Roosevelt In special message set forth bts future plans for betterment of Using. Juns 11 Silver hill paasod by tho nate. June 14 Senate confirmed R. G. Tugwell aa undersecretary ef agriculture. June lb Steel workers decided to postpone strike Indefinitely. Juno It Governor Langer of North Dakota and four others convicted of defrauding United States government. June 18 Seventy-thir- d congress adjourned. lu President Roosevelt elv-IsJune an degree of doctor of at tala Cleaners scrapped their NRA coda Jun 34 Rrendent Roosevelt orIn dered Spending of $166,006,068 middle west drouth arena Juns 10 United States milk cods held Illegal by Federal Judge Barnes In Chicago. Juno 28 Board of throe named by President to mediate stool Industry 1troublea President Roosevelt sailed July on cruiser Houston for vacation cruise to HswalL July 4 Rev. John F. O'Hara elected president of Notre Dame university. July I Eightieth birthday sf Republican party celebrated at Jack-soMich. July 0 Senates jail sentence of P. McCracken for contempt upset by D. C. court of appoala July 10 Mississippi voted to remain dry. July 14 Union In San Francisco area voted for general strike. July It General strike la effect la Ban Francisco. James J. Dooling elected head of Tammany. July 17 Gov. William Langer of North Dakota nested by stats supreme court decision. July 10 General strike at Saa Francises called oft. July 10 Serious strike riots In Minneapolis snd Scat t la Bins Eagle restored to Harrtman hosiery mills In Tennessea Jaly 11 President Roosevelt ordered ths beginning of vest reforestation broject In midwest plalas region. 11 John Dilllnger, notorious July desperado, shot to death by federal Chlraga agents In July 14 President reached Hawaiian watsra July 16 Pacific coast longshoremen voted to accept mediation. July lb Minneapolis put under martial law by Governor Olson because of tesmnters strlka July lb Longshoremen's strike on Pacific coset ended In compromise. Aug t President Roosevelt landed at Portlsnd, Ore. Aug 8 Nattonnlixatton of silver ordered by the President. Aug lb Secretary Wallace announced virtual abandonment of crop reduction program for 1836. 8trike of 16.008 employees of Aluminum of America Company etarted. 16 Eugene R. Black reAug. signed at governor of federal reserve board. Aug. lb United Textile Workers voted for general strike In cotton textile Industry. Aug. 17 Wool, silk and rayon unions. voted to Join in textile strike. 18 Louisians Aug. legislature passed laws making Benator Long snd Governor Allen dictators of tho state. bandits took Aug. 11 Twelve $417,000 from armored money truck N. .Y. In Brooklyn. Truck drivers' strike In Minns in compromise. spoils ended Aug. 14 Reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba proclaimed by President Roosevelt. Sept. 1 Director of tho Budget Lewis Douglas resigned. Sept. 1 Retail coal code authority resigned In protest against NRA method Sept. 4 Strike of textile workers began; declared $0 per oent effective. Sept. 0 Aluminum workers strike M - o) DOMESTIC Jan. Prtild.nl Roottrelt 1 o-- th resignatloa of hortUrf f th. Tr.a.urjr W. H. Wwdln, and appointed Henrjf Morgenthao. Jr, to aucc.td him. opened regular Jan t Congre anion and heard President Roosevelt' message declaring the hew Deal must he made permanent. Jan 4 Congress revived President Roosevelt's budget message catting lor II th billion dollara Jan. I House passed $470,100,101 national liquor tax bill. Jan I Supreme court upheld moratorium on mortgages. 10 Jan. President Roosevelt asked the senate to ratify the SU Lawrence water ay treaty. Senate passed nation liquor tax . bill 2 Gen. Blanton Jan. winshlp was appointed (overnor of Porto Rleo vice R. H. Gore, resigned. Willis O. Gregg was appointed chief of the weather bureau. Jan II I resident Roosevelt asked congress for additional authority to else federal bank gold reeervs and fls dollar between $0 and 10 cenla Jan. 10 President Roosevelt mod-fle- d his economy regulation to increase annual payments to disabled veterans by 11 million dollara Jan. 10 House of reproeentatlves passed the President's money hill, 160 to 40. Jan. 14 Naval supply bill of 1$4 millions passed by housa Jan. 17 Senate passed President's money bill. Jan. 10 Nation celebrated Presibirth- dent Roosevelt's 1 i A. fifty-seco- the Vinson navy established a M 00 cent dollar. Peb. 6 United States Supreme eeurt gnashed all ponding federal dry cases Peb. 0 President and postmaster general cancelled all air mail contracts and the army was called on to carry the air mall. Peb. 14 William P. MaeCraekea and L. H. Brlttln sentenced by senate to ten days In Jail for contempt In connection with air mall Investigation. Peb. lb Army air corps began flying the air mall. Peb. 11 House passed taa revision House passed bllL Jan. bill. Peb. 11 Roger Touhy and two members of his gang convicted In Chicago of kidnaping John Factor and given tb years In prison. Peb. 10 President asked congress to create federal commission on wire and radie communications Feb. 17 Senate voted to restore ISO millions In veterans benefits and federal salaries. Feb. 18 House voted against federal furniture factory. March 1 President asked congress for power to negotiate tariffs. March 1 John Dilllnger, bank robber and desperado, escaped from Jail at Crown Point. Ind. March 5 Supreme court upheld government price fixing. President Roosevelt asked Indus- try to hours 0 Senate March full passed strength navy construction bill. President appointed Judge Florence Allen of Ohio as federal circuit court of appeals ludgs March 10 President ordered army air mail service halted. Attorney General Cummings ordered criminal action against Andrew Mellon. James J. Walker and others for alleged Income tax eva- sion. March 11 House passed bill for Immediate payment of veterans bonus la greenbacks March It Arthur Cutts Willard elected president of University of Illtnel 4 St. tsiwreace waterway by the senate. March 11 Army resumed flying air malL March IS President urged passage of Job Insurance bill. March 14 President signed Philip pine Independence bllL March 15 President settled threat ened strike In automobile Industry. March 16 President vetoed economy bill. March 17 President left for Florida cruise. House overrode veto of economy bill. March 11 Benats overrode scon-cm- v bill veto. March 11 Johnson Imposes week on soft coal Industry. April 1 Florence E. Allen took In Cleveland aa first woman ath federal judge. Trial of Bishop Cannon and Mist Ada Burroughs for violation of cor- - March 1 treaty rejected 1; practices act began oorrupt practices act. April It Senate passed air mall bill May 3 Postmaster General Far-br- v awarded 16 air mall contracts. New revenue bill enacted by con- gress. l! t I House control 7 Samuel May fn United States cago for trial. Msy ' i Wash-ngto- April lb House committee began Invest 'gallon of charge a madeby Dr. William A. Wirt that membera of "brala trust" were plotting to overthrow tho government. April 11 Senate voted for lb per tent Increase In Income tax. April 11 Senate passed Its I486,' 860.064 tsx bill with Income tax pub' llcity provision. President Roosevelt returned to Washington from fishing trip April II Gov. Langer of North Dakota and eight others Indicted hy United States for forced collec' tiona from relief workers. April 18 Wirt Investigation end' ed hv Democrats after bis story was denied Aprlll 12 General Johnson new wage structure for soft doal Industry. 13 Milk control April plan dropped hy the AAA. April 14 American fleet of 111 Warships made record transit of Panama canal. April 17 Bishop Cannon and Mlaa Burroughs acquitted of violation of u 1 In - " 4 passed bill. stock Insull waa landed and taken to Chi- May 1 Federal grand Jury In Pittsburgh refused to Indict A. W. Mellon for tax evasion. May 11 Senate passed Fletcher-Baybur- n stock exchange bill. May 16 Senator David A. Reed defeated Gov. Gifford Plnchot In Pennsylvania Republican primaries; Democrats nominated Joseph F. Guffey for aeaate. Senate passed bill for federal control of radio and wire communications May 18 President Roosevelt. In meneags to congress, called for domestic and International- control over and munitions. trni Seven Mila to a,d federal war on crlmo wera signed by tho President. Dr. George F. Zook resigned aa ommlacioner of education, effective July 1, and John W. Studebaker of Dos Molaea waa selected to succeed hire. May 11 President Roosevelt asked or great to rasa bUl partly remon-etlMa- g stiver. w n. ended by compromise. GoverSept. 10 Maine nor Brann. Democratic, and Senator Hate, Republican: and voted repeal of state prohibition law. Huey Sept. 11 Senator Longs faction won In Louisians election. 15 Government renewed Its Sept. tax evasion chargee against Andrew Mellon. Sept 10 Solution of Lindbergh baby kidnaping begun with arrest In New York of Bruno R. Hauptmann with pert of tho ransom money Presidents special board offered plan for ending of textile strike. Sept. 12 Textile nnlon official or dered end of tho strike. Sept. 24 Packers raised pay of 100,000 employees I per cent Sept. 26 Gen. Hugh S. Johnson - administrator, resigned as fective October 15. Sept. 27 President announced appointment of boards to conduct tits NRA ef- NRA. Sept. 20 President Roosevelt declared In radio address that he would seek a truos to end labor-industri- al strlkea Trial of Samuel Insult and former associates begun in Chicago Oct. 8 American Federation of Labor convention In San Francisco voted for 5 day, 30 hour work week. Oct. 12 President ordered 34 hour week for cotton garment Industry. Oct. 22 American Legion convention opened In Miami, Fla. notorious "Pretty Boy'' Floyd Oklahoma outlaw, killed by federal oflliera near East Liverpool, Ohio Oct. 2 Oct. 25 American de Legion manded Immediate bonus payment snd elected Frank Belgrans. Jr,, of San Francisco, national commander Rayon and ailk dyers went on strike. Oct. closed. 21 Chicagos World's Fair Nov 8 Elections resulted generally In decided Democratic victories, with senate gain of 16 seats and lost sf 10 seats In house S Nov. 8 Marrlner Eccles of Utah made governor of federal reserve board. Nov. 10 President Roosevelt appointed advisory council for social reforms, headed by Frank P. Graham. Martial law declared In Arixona In stale's fight against California project. Nov. 14 Unemployment Insurance President by program outlined Roosevelt before conference on economic security. Nov. 16 President Roosevelt left Washington for Warm Springs via the Tennessee valley projects. Nov. 20 Gen. Smedley D. Butler told congressional committee of alleged Fascist plot to setae th gov- ernment. Nov. 14 Samuel Insull and lb acquitted of fraud In Chicago. Nov. 17 "Baby Face" Nelson public enemy No. 1, killed two government agents near Barrington, 111. and was himself shot to death. Dec. 1 Katherine Lenroot appointed chief of the children's bu reau. Department of Labor. Dec. 8 United Staten Supreme court upheld right of land grant colleges tc maka military training compulsory. re- Pine Parshem. Pope essents- of Conrad -i no drMTnn:dh.a.t re u...rvk "Si. '0W.flyr16-L.n- UjruY, Alexander of Jugo- France refused to 1 In Washington naval treaty. Pec. 1 Germany promised France to pay for the Saar coal mines and grant political equality to citixenx of the region. of Nations decided Dec, b to send International poliee force Into the Saar, French being excluded, and Germany agreed to plan. Dec. b Jugoslavia deported 27 006 realdenti of that country. Hungarian 7 Dec. United Stales notified League of Natlona It would help In negotiating peace between Paraguay and Bolivia. Dec. 10 Jugoslavia and Hungary of Nations peace accepted proposal, averting danger of war in Balkans. Japan denouncing FOREIGN Jan. wealth presented "C. 1 i, George Tatarescu, beiame premier of Rumania. Jan. 16 Martnus Van der I.ubhe, who burned the relchstag building, beheaded In Lcipsig. Jan. 14 Pope Piui XI proclaimed aa a saint Slater Joan Antlda Thouret of France who founded the order of the Sisters of Charity antl-Nax- Jan. 16 Ramon Grau San Martin resigned as president of Cuba and Carlos Hevie was selected to succeed him. Jan. lb Chancellor Hitler made himself dictator over all German in -dustry. darr H He via resigned presidency of Cuba and Carlos Mendieta waa named to' succeed him by Col. Batista, head of the army. Jan. 23 British Imperial naval conference opened In Singapore. Estonia became a Fascist state with Constantin Paets aa dictator. Cuban students declared themselves against President Mendieta. Jan. 27 Chautempa" French cabinet resigned. Jan. 30 Daladler new formed French government. German relchstag made Chancellor Hitler sovereign of all the elates. Feb. 6 Serious riots in Paris the Daiailier government. against Feb. b Pgrls mobs fought troops and police, many being killed or wounded. 7 Feb. Premier Daladler of France resigned and Gaston undertook formation of new government. Feb 8 Doumergua announced his for France, Communists cabinet rioted In Parle. Feb 12 Civil war broke out In Austria between the government and the Socialists aid hundreds were killed Feb 14 Socialist revolt In Austria suppressed, dead estimated at OHO to 2.000. Feb. 17 Albert I. king of the killed by fall while climbing small peak near Namur. Feb 22 Gen. AuguMo Sordino, Nicaraguan patriot and refit! leader, murdered by national guaida men at Managua. Feb 23 Leopold III crowned king ef the Belgian. l klarch lienrv er'hroned as Emperor Kang Teh of Munchu-ku1 Bel-gla- 47,560 men May 8 Premier set MussoirnT up rvle of country by guilds. May 11 Armistice declared In war In' Arabia. May army established a dictatorship by bloodless coup. i I 17 1 Jan. man ' nndur lives lost 40 John Sherwln, Cleveland Joseph Devlin, Irish na- 16 jan. bjtl1n.rl8 tionalist leader. Jan. 18 Harrison Fisher, American artist Jan. 80 Edward J. Brundage, Re11L publican leader. In Lake foreet, Lincoln Dr. Huiley. president Stetson university, Deland, Fla,TamJan. II John H. McCooey. many leader of Brooklyn, N. Y. Amelia Summerville, former stag tar. Jan. 11 Dr. Mary U H. Black, southern educator. Jan. 80 Frank N. Doubleday, New York publisher. Jan. 31 Walter Wellman, pioneer aeronaut and veteran journalist. Feb. 1 Gilbert M. Hitchcock, former senator from Nebraska. Feb. I Montague Glass, American writer. da Cisneros operatic Eleanors star. In New York. Feb. 13 August Anheuser Busch of SL Louis, brewery magnate. William Travera Jerome of New York. Charles R Flint shipowner and financier. Feb. 14 Melvin A. Traylor, Chicago banker. Feb. 17 Albert king of th Bel glana. Feb. 18 John R. Rogers, of th klergenthaler linotype machine, In New York. Feb. 22 Representative Joseph L. Hooper of Michigan. Feb. 23 Sir Edward Elgar, British composer. Corse Peyton, veteran American actor Feb. 25 Dr. Daniel W. Protheroe of Chicago, composer and director. John McGraw, veteran baseball manager. Feb. 27 Dr. Henry O. King, educator. In Oberlin, Ohio. March 4 John Alden, poet and editor, in Brooklyn, N. Y. iliiarn Astor Chanler, explorer and soldier, In Mentone, France. 11 March Margaret Illington Bowes, former stage star. 14 Mrs March Fannie Osborn Porteous, first "Topsy" of stage, at Watertown, S D. March 15 John A. Simpson. Oklahoma City, president of the Nation al Farmers' union March 21 Lilyan Tashman. movie actress, In New York March 23 John M. Harlan, lawyer, in New York. March 23 MaJ. Gen. George O. Squier In Washington. March 2a utto Kahn, banker, In New York. April 1 Edward W. Pou, congressman, in Washington. a. William April Wallace McDowell. American minister to Irish Free State Mother Hyacinth, foutular of Passionate order In United Statea. April In Theodore Douglas Robinson at Little Falla, N Y. April 11 Alfredo Zaas. of Cuba Sir Gerald Du Maurler, British VS Hns-ban- kr , Autrla tor. April April April H Allen, former of Duel to Rico. 21 Federal Judge W. bilt, hr. New in Ir 24 Apr.l Greek In Chicago. Fay Hempstead, poet laur of Free Masonry, iri Little Roc k. Ark. April 30 Ala. Clen. Hugh L.'bcott i('i"lar, noid Indian ti$;httr. Dr. w il Wen.il, pathologist, at Baltimore William C Proctor of Cm cmri.iti, m.mufautun r. May 3 W nliatn 11.' Wood.n, ex- eiretary7 of the treasury. May WiiLam Gaidner xrihitect. In Dayhead. N J. naval May 5 Joy Morton of Chicago, alt company head 11 May e. Willi.,,, for LViVleii' trier In ad of I cor- Sutr 2 May sr. puiaUun 14 ('hnrl8 De May will Ahho-t- . s J. if LrookMne, ed tor ; bwarthmore u,!,.pe .rm;Ji:Mo;!; te'eran che,lst.midhn,npok"V M .gov. . lncldln l!Tn n when hugecVlff feIWJto"e fj'or'd u ...nr.oT, Nr:,bb correspondent. LoAngelee. wiromm. J' 23 Jackson M.ay 31 3 Le'.. James Ba iu University of rnett. wealth- - CndT'i nor of California. Gan. Jnme June 4 Rev c pasL. I of Notre r June igo. June b- -Dr on. surg, 7 ld"'i f June 16 editor aathor. c A ?' o.Vrr: Donnell, vrs li,ibim of Chi- Unl Jriinetb Keel man comZ'nJ !'1 mer editor 7 F.ighty.even men killed In min disaster at Bugglngen. Ger many. May 16 Liner Olympic rammed C'er' Pr of Hal Bkeiiy. l'T,,ra wulptor of Toronto, cTS!fr , ,d In May Juns EnKllah N;!I tor Amlc,n Msson. author and orne bm.th, Americas sr ' V 4 V playwright $3 J. L. McLeurln, formor July senator from South Carolina. Paul May, Belgian am$6 July bassador to United State t Paul Ulndcnburr. von president of Germany. veteran light' Aug. t Ida Mull opera actreas. Var E. 7 veteran William Aug. Republican leader of Philadelphia. Aug. 11 Augustus Thomas. Ameri- can playwright. Aug. 13 Mary Austin. American novelist Hood, arehl- Aug. lb Raymond - Aug. 16 Albert B. Dick. Chicago Inventor and manufacturer. Prof. F. E. Seagrav astronomer, at Providence, R. L G. Kingsbury of Chicago, cot- ran theatrical manager. 19 Aug. Henry T. Rainey cf 1111 aol speaker of the house. Sir Nigel Playfair, English actor and manager. Aug. $6 Hugo Victor Felix, composer, In Hollywood, Calif. a Charles $6 Aug. & veteran theatrical York. Aug. Dillingham, la New producer MaJ. Gen. H. a 1 Button Bishop, United States army. Sept $ Russ Columbo. eoreen ac- ea tor end radio crooner. In Los Sept $ Dr. G. C. Brandenburg ef Purdue university. Arthur A Fowler of New Tcrk. nnd author. sportsman Sept 4 Arthur Jordan of Indian-spo- il philanthropist and Industrial- ist Oca 6 Sept of New York. Theodore Bingham Sept 10 Count Joseph Karelyt, Hungarian legitimist leader. Kept 1$ Catherine Breehkovsk-sy- a, Russian ta revolutionist, Pragu Sept 13 William Lorimer, former enator from Illinois Dr. Barthold Laufer of Chicago, anthropologist Sept lb C. B. McNaught, Canadian financier. Sept 1$ Ruth Hale of New Terlt, writer and feminist. Sept 20 Porter Emerson Browne, American playwright Duke of SL Alban deeoendaat of Charles II. Fulton Cutting, Sept tl Robert New York financier and philanthrop- ist Anthony Ivin 23 Sept prominent Mormon, In Salt Lake City. Luclen Gaudin of Franc pion fencer. Alfred 24 cham- Rustem Bey, Rockefeller, Flarquesa of Beresford, Irish peer. Sept Turkish diplomat A Sept. 25 Percy New York financier. Edwin Le Mare, American organist and composer. Sept. 28 Maj. Gen. G. H Harries, war time commander at Brest Sept 30 Harry Askln. veteran theatrical manager, John K. Shield former eenater from Tennessee. Get. 6 Frank L. Coombs ef California, former congressman and ambassador to Japan. Oct. 8 Maj. Gem W. A Has United States army, retired. Oct 8 Louis Barthou, French foreign minister. King Alexander of Jugoslavia. Oct 12 Lord Cushendun of Ule-te- r. Ireland. Oct 13 Sir Arthur Schuster Brltr pfiysTcist. Oct. 14 Raymond Poincare, French fxh statesman. Charles Oct. 15 low the urpllce from dote It fcfllf urgh, hanker. Oct. 23 Prince Caetanl, Italian diplomat and engineer. (Jet 25 Frank Sprague of New York, electric traction pioneer. Oct. 29 Ixu Tellegen, screen ae tor. Nov. 2 Baron Edmond de Rothe-ehil- d, bunker and sportsman, lu Boulogne. F'rance. 3 Nov Dr. Elmar E. Brow American educator Nov 4 Sir Alfred Gilbert, Eng-IlJ- h sculptor. Nov. 6 Dr. L. L. McArthur of Chi cago, surgeon. Nov 6 '1 homaa O. Le of Armour A Company, In prealdent Chicago. Nov 9 Ivy Le publicity expert. In New York Nov. Rear Admiral 6! ago wan, Irnted Statea navy.Beau$ ,,n,ald Mann. Canadian re tiros d builder. Nov 15 Congressman-elec- t Frederlrk I.andie of Logansport. Ind. l6 Rfysnn Burrough Amir lean then-de- at-tb- the way np the fag leeve. Tiny verticil tackt. to mold the watetlfags flvlng extra earn to tt Then, too, gtltched least front of the eklrt seems ttx inches front the hip Thi neckline U softened k; t j coming scarf. Thlifcdjj charming In black tttli rj of the queerly named, kd ly, dirty pink color, or Kt Pattern 9178 may It In ilxei 14, 18, 18, 28, ft I 40 nnd 42. 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Senator Sorghum. tt grow old and convey ita outlasted haa it that r n Blai iew I f L Huey 1 1 hey "f WNU W tht - re artist lHarrav.In original ef Aiml iAIx England. Justice F It. DeYoung of Illinois Supreme court. HCola7W.' President Louisville & Nashville railroad. 8 Nov I,ee Mantl. former ator from Montana. Cardinal Gaaparrl In Rom Arthur Pinero, Brit' i e"!,v dramatist - 1 I1str "V1. Egyptologist. Macaulay of Kev veteran cartoonist. 2o Queen Sadi King Zog of Alban'a Nov 26 Kf 4 A- - Sam Harris, producer. In San Franciscotheatric! of New Turk, veteran Nv nuisvic J"" Wanamaker end wer ef Rn.t sportsman 36 Uhllip Hal and drama critic Dec. J Lord Riddell. newspaper publisher, A- W. Row ton, blologiaL r), don ban r Brttlsli of Bee- - - AT.ter G0T- - w w- - r Manuel ambassador to WashlnJ, D'tC' I 1 9 Orr h liV s m M;dn,'.rfR.Kr.kr' Woirui atl(j fATTE Franklin MaeVengh ef July Chicago, former secretary of the treasury. Mrs Maud Radford Warren, Amer ican author. July II Hugh Frayn, prominent union labor leader. July 14 Julian Hawthorn. nntfc or, only son of Nathaniel Haw July" lb Loutn Ferdinand Gott chalk, veteran composer and eon doctor of light opera July $1 CoU J. T. Axtea. former chief of chaplain of United State arjul'y 14 Bishop Johe W. Hamilton, dean of Methodist board "of bishop Dollf uee, $6 Engelbert J uly chancellor of Auetria. Francois Coty of Pari perfumer. July $7 Marshal L, H. Lyautey, French soldier. Marl Dressier, actress. July ! Henry Irving Dodge, author and Nov ork, Nov andrpskr1u;lS'le!'' ' I - 'tri-mot- plane crashed prominent otfi- Feb. 26 Ten aged widows and daughters of Civil war veterans hm l" trook- vrne'Vl da,h F'eb. 23 Eight persons k'lled h. crash of air liner r.et halt Lak Feb. 25 Tornado In Georgia, Ala. bam and Mississippi killed 21. March 12 New Japanese boat cepsuod, about 160 men torpedo drown ing March 14 La Liberated. Salvador almost destroyed by dynamite plosion ard fir. 156 lives lost. thousand dead, 3 ilarch Injured In fire at Hakodate. Ja pan llT l0 kIahtm fiotd May of Haul Shorey, icJ7 -- York. lhaw. veteran VV.IIiam krohfecL - B. Muppurd at Jai ksonvnle, FTa April 22 Mrs Cornelius Vander- Jan. Flood tn A,XH Arte area reut?d in about 7S death. Jan and hr in t zechoalovakia, killed rnina ho In- Owen of C. artist C. ,.r.,dentof hook W Wisconsin supreme courL April 16 John J Biaine, former governor of W moons, u and United biate senator. Law In V. ilorgan, former diplomat. April 18 Alfred Juergens of Chl-ig- Mav DISASTERS Justice 14 Uej, smarts'. Lon, termer July 1 Cheeter enator from Kansas July 1 Prince Coneort Henry pt the Netherlende. July 4 M me. Mart Curie, cc-d-lq eoverer of radiem. In France. Vienna. Hebrew Chaim Bialik Aug. IjamYi Walker D. Hines, formerdirector general of American rallGen. Jean Marchand of center figure of Faahoda fort Incid- May 17 Rossi and Codoa began flight from Parla to California May 28 Wing trouble forced Rossi and Codos to land at New York June 28 B. and J Ad.unowks started (light from New York to Warsaw, via Harbor Grace. N. F. June 30 Gas shortage forced brother to land in Normandy. 24 Ten United Statea army July bombing planes completed flight to from Washington Fairbanks, Alaska. 28 balloon July Stratosphere started from near Rapid City, N. I), but fabric npped at 60 000 feet, three crapHrrnr--o- f gondola tame down safely with paiachutes. Aug 8 James Ayling and Reed began nonstop flight from Wusaga Reach, tint., to liugdad. Aug 9 Ayling and Reed forced to land near London by lack of fuel. Aug. IS Pond and Sabelll. flvlng back from Rome, crashed tn Wales. Sept. 3 Col. Roscoe Turner won Thompson trophy at national air race in Cleveland; Douglas Ltavis, noted p.lot, killed during the race. Sept 26 Poland won international balloon race 10 Oct. Twenty airplanes left England on race to Melbourne, Australia. Oct 23 C. W. A Scott and Campbell Riack of Eng'and won a,r ra-to bielhourne in 3 days, 22 hours and 25 m nutes. Lieut Fianceseo Agello of Italy .new ReapJane speed mark of 440 29 n les an hour. Prof. Jean Piccard and his wife made stratosphere balloon asient of ten miles. Nov 4Sir Charlci KlnsfoM-Smlt- h and Capt. P Taylor completed flight from to Oakland Calif Australia, Nov Transport plane com. manded bv Eddie Kiikenhat flew from Embank, Calif, to New.trk N J 3 irtnutea in 12 hour io ec- onds. Lc. 3 night Lieut. C. T P of and two started fr m - Oakland, companions Calif, ht to Honolulu, wera forced down at and Int. French ctalnK Un C. Warren, PsYch,oloiaA-Ja- n. H. Prof. 4 Ger Wasaermann 1 Jacob novelist. university 7 Hubert Simpaon, nntelist and editor. Jan. 9 Mias Alice French (Octave Tbanetl, American P.novelist. Glass of AlaJan. 10 Frank bama. editor and publisher. Jan. 12 Alinaro hato, Japanei Cea-aar- di.JakmTg,torShgu,ke .truc KY wrexnam. Jan. Primeton 8 " caat; NECROLOGY feet. 1d tu die Alaska, destroyed Nome". burned; about - I.erroux cabinet In Spain reslrned March 2 again made premier of Spain March 11 Luisa de Marlllac sainted bv the Pope. March 15 Samuel Insull vanished from Athens on ave of his deportation. March 20 Hitler launched program to give job to idla. March 28 Gen Johan Laldoner becomes dictator of Estonia. April 6 Spain restored priests to payroll April 8 High army officers of Rumania arreBted for plot to kill the king. April 14 Italian government ordered reduction of cost of living and of wages Is effort to balance the budget. April 22 Berlou revolutionary riot In Spain 25 6pan!sh rablnat reApril signed April 28 Ricardo Ibanea formed new Spanish cabinet. 80 Austria April parliament adopted new constitution. 8 May King Ibn Sand of Arabia hegaa war on ths kingdom of Ye- "80 IIW New Jereey p2l'IEnSw parliament. thr-e-at- ard rf hunted Po- - at explosion killed 261 men. storm along 0f. Il Disastrous United tate-Nnorthwest coast ofkilled by typhoon 18 Score French air liner fell In English channel, six perishing. e 14 May George R Pond and Sabelll started from New York on nonstop flight to Rome. 61ay 15 Pond and Sahelll landed In Ireland because of engine May L-W- souther. in Mle Wales, Jan. 4 French seaplane Southern Cross completed Right from Senegal, Africa, to NaLfl. Braxil. Jan. 11 Si American navy planes make nonstop flight from San Francisco to Honolulu. Jan. 10 Three Russian balloonists ascended to record height of 13 67 miles and then were killed by fall of their gondola April 11 Renato Donatl, Italy, set new airplane altitude record of Pu-y- 1 In Persia- - burned at sa tro u a'earthquak 1 VL:i!an0.w.pt AERONAUTICS Join i 7 Djuly 1 Flood Mi gt04 Three 3- King ,a hurricane in Salvador. hu'ro.; lnthe ciukllla; MV.n Pr" Hon- U Flood s deetroved J un 8''- Dee. OUffhe jsrws; mb tI'Vkuid BUTTONS kla-torl- of the West Milton C. Work, bridge expert. Jua IS Zero Agha. lbb years 14. In Istanbul. Clifford O. Roe of Chicago, noted crusader against whit Jun 16 The duke ef Marlhor- - Kwantung 6l'd. Rhode, M. Eugene 17 Jua by partly destroyed yard t or. : sank Lake steamer ta Dec. 0 President Roosevelt turned to Washington. Dec. lb National conference on crime prevention opened la Wash;! b Italian oelefltlrt Ortincta ington. 11 discovery ef new element Dec. President named commitfrom 0f war If crated President tee tc draft legtaiatioa tc end ifr profits nnd two eevy officer 16 Dec. PresidanX'e advisory Cub woundedterrorists bom A killed In by council reported unemployment June $7 Cuban surance system. Dee. II National resources board tacked ABC pareders. , , outlines lbi billion dollar public and many wounded. June 16 Revolt of works program for 18 to I yeara Nasi party smashed Schleicher nd Oen. erKurt vos Hitler; other-leadINTERNATIONAL shot to many arrested. Jan. 8 Paraguay and Bolivia re- and scerae July 1 Gen. 1"ar,rnC sumed prar in the Chaco Boreal, the elected president truce having expired. cabinet ,tgned. July b Japanese Jen. France quadrupled United Admiral Kelauka July States Import qootaa of France end Russia signed new mad premier Dolirusa reJuly 11 Chancellor commercial treaty. Jan. 18 Government of President organised Austrian eblnatand,a" tomb Mendiete ef Cuba recognised by elared war on Na.a United Btatea constituJan. II Germany and Poland thJulyrp7 Vargasof elected - ot tional president signed a ten year peace treaty. Domes Chancellor July 16Assassinated Feb. 6 Austrian cabinet decided group by to appeal to League of Nations Austria against 17German Nasi aggression. Yufy 18 Kart Schuschnlgg apFeb. Great Britain, France and of AuJtji?ncel-July Italy agreed to maintain Austrias pointed 11chancellor Two slayers Independence and Integrity. condemned Austria of March t China refused tc rccog-als- e lor Dollfuas and executed. Manchukuo. von Hlndenhurg Aug. S Pres'dent March 13 France charged Gerdied and cha""1'1?j many had violated Versailles treaty of Germany the April 17 Japan protested against Hitler assumed the giving of aid to China by other PAug?" 1 vote 18 Germany by 16 t. or nations assumption Hitler 13 accepted Bolivians and ParaguayJune ans fought great battle in the Chaco. PI8ept. 1 Strikes and riots throughJuly 13 Great Britain and Italy out Cuba; martial law proclaimed, announced approval of eastarn European security pact fostered by cabinet 1resigned. Mary of England Queen Sept. France. Queen Mary, August 16 Evacuation of Haiti by launched the Cunarder worlds, largest chip.. American marines completed. revolt broke out Aug. II Manchukuo severed ell In Oct. i. Radical partaor Catalonia andkilledother relatione with Russia In fights with Spain. Hundredi Aug. 11 World Jewish conference at Geneva daclared redoubled boy- trOcP Y Spanish revolution supcott of Naal Germany. troop. by government Sept. 1 Evangeline Booth elected pressed Oct. 8 King Alexander I of Jugogeneral of the Salvation Army. slavia assassinated Prlnr Peter, 11 Sept. 18 Richard Sandler, SweOct. 10 Crown den, elected president of League of years old, proclaimed klnf of Juo Natlona under a regency Sept. 16 Russia accepted Invita Silvia International EucharUtlc Conrresi tion to join League of Nations. In Bueno Aires. Sept. II Russia became e mera- POcL IT Chancellor Hitler of Gerher of the League of Natlona fv fuehrer for 11 many proclaimed to sell Russia agreed Sept. Oct. IS Mahatma Gandhi retired half Interaat In Chinese Easters leader. Nationalist as Indian railway to Manchukuo for $60.001, resigned as Nov. I Doumergue 000. and Plrr Flan-dl- n Sept 1Y Great Britain, Franco premier ef Frans formed new government. and Italy signed agreement to guard forNov. 16 Premier Mussolini independence of Austria of IndusOct. I King Alexander of Jugomally Installed his aystem In Italy. slavia end Foreign Minister Barthou trial Nov. 18 President Salamnnca of of France assassinated In Marseilles to resign by military Bolivia forced by Macedonian terrorist. Oct. t$ Japan demanded naval and Princes Marina of Kent equality with United States and of Duk Greece married in London. Great Britain. Nov. 16 Gen Lexaro Cardenas InOct. $6 Nobel prise In medicine awarded to Dra George Minot. G. augurated president of Mexico. leadDec. I Sergei Kirov, Soviet H. Whipple and W. P. Murphy of United Statea er assassinated In Leningrad. Nov. t Luigi Plrandelll, Italian Dec I Plot to kill all Soviet leadnovelist and playwright, awarded ers In Russia uncovered: ten army Nobel prlxe for literature. rfficera executed and many others Nov. 16 Dr. Harold C. Urey of arrested. Columbia Dec. - Russia restored death penuniversity. New York, awarded the Nobel prise In chemisto crush "Whit Russian teralty try for his disoovsry of "heavy wa- rorist plot. 6 Sixty-si- x , terrorists exter." Dec. Nov. 11 Jugoslavia accused Hunecuted In Russia. Dec. 6 Two hundred more Rusgary of complicity in assassination of King Alexander. sian Including GPU official, sumNov lb Italy refused French remarily ahot. Dec. 17 Western Australia's petiquest for extradition of Dr. Ante Pavellch, alleged leader of band that tion for secession from the common- killed slavia. Belgium ! Ead"?' S.,Nr Cn "irw, . W' T' Waflnner ef ca1,al.t and Turf A,mlra John Halllgan, V t DrMl' 8r form. KtSl'rfs Nw Tork han- k- rbi)ld.lVh7.Ab'.hXr. 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