The Coolidge examiner., 1933-01-13
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
Jan. 3-Mahatma Gandhi ordered
civil disobedience campaign in In
dia renewed and was arrested
Jan. l2-French cabinet resigned.
Jan. l4-Laval formed new French
cabinet with BRAND left out.
Jan. 2l-Japanese diet dissolved.
Rebellion broke out in Catalonia.
Spain.
Jan. 2S-Communistic uprising in
Salvador.
Jan. 24-British convicts in Dart
moor penitentiary, England. mu-
tinted and burned part Of the pris-
on.
Martial law declared in Salvador;
government troops defeated rebels.
Jan. 2S-Chiang Kai-shek became
premier Of China.
Jan. 3O-Finland repealed its pro-
hibition law.
Feb. 1I-Premier Mussolini paid
his first visit TO Pope Plus XI.
FEB. l4-Ricardo Jiminez elected
president of Costa Rica.
Feb. l6-Pierre LayaTs French
government resigned.
De Valera's Fianna Vail party
won Irish election.
Feb. 20-Augustin b. Justo inaug-
urated president of Argentina.
Tardieu formed government for
France.
Feb. 21-Soviet Russia banished
Trotzky and Sc others for all time.
Feb. 24-Spain's first divorce law
passed.
Feb. 25-Britlsh parliament passed
10 per cent tariff bill.
March 9-Eamon de Valera elected
president of Irish Free State.
Henry Pu-yi installed as head OF
new Manchurian state of Manchu-
kuo.
March l2-Ivar Kruger. head OF
Swedish match trust, committed sui
eide in Paris
March 13-President Won Hinden-
burg lead in German election but
failed to get a majority vote; Hit
ler badly beaten.
April Ten thousand inhabitants
of villa Santa Stefano, Italy. fed for
their lives as village dropped into
ancient Roman caves.
April 6-Mob forced resignation OF
Newfoundland government.
April 10-Non Hindenburg re-
elected president of Germany.
April l3-Germany ordered Hitler
to .disband his 100000 shock troops
April l9-British budget intro
duced, continuing heavy taxation for
another year.
April 24-Hitler's National Social
lists won in elections in Prussia and
MAY Two British scientists an
nounced they had split the hydrogen
atom and obtained a helium atom.
Nav 6-Paul Doumer, president OF
France. assassinated by a Russian.
May S-Eusebio Ayala elected
president of Paraguay.
Ricardo Jiminez installed as
president OF Costa Rica.
Communist revolt in Peruvian
navy Quelled.
French elections resulted in wip-
ing out Premier Tardieu's majority
by radical Socialists and Socialists.
MAY lO-Albert Lebrun elected
president of France.
May l5-Premier Inukai OF Japan
assassinated by young militarist ter
May Is-Irish Free State Dali
of allegiance to the king.
May 22-Admiral salto made
Premier venizelos of Greece re-
May 2s-Alexander Papanastasi-
ou formed new government for
May ao-Heinrich Bruening. chan
cellor OF Germany, and his cabinet
May 3i-Franx Won Papen made
chancellor OF Germany.
Premier Jorga of Rumania re-
signed.
June 4-Edouard Herriot became
premier OF France and completed
formation of a Socialist cabinet.
Chilean Socialists and military
junta overthrow government Of
President Montero; Carlos Davila
made president pro TEN.
June 5-Dr. Harmodio Arias elect
ed president of Panama.
June i0-Three rich Cubans tried
to assassinate President Machado
with bomb.
June I2-Davila resigned as head
of new Chilean government.
June i6-Radical Socialist govern
ment OF Chile ousted by military
junta. Davila reinstated.
June 24-Siams army and navy
revolted and forced King Prajad-
hipok 10 accept a constitutional
government.
June 2S-Irish Free State senate
passed bin abolishing oath to the
king.
! July 4-British government i'm
posed retaliatory tariff on imports
from ireland.
July 7-Civilian communist rebels
In Peru captured Trujillo.
July I0-Brazilian rebels captured
Sac Paulo.
July ll-Peruvian revolt at Tru-
| jillo suppressed.
July l3-Brazilian revolt spread
to two more states.
creed dictatorship for Prussia and
martial law in Berlin.
Premier Mussolini revamped Ital-
ian cabinet, ousting Foreign Min
lister Dino Grandi and others.
July 2l-British imperial eco
nomic conference opened in Ottawa
Canada.
July sl-Hitler's Nazis made big
gains in German elections but failed
TO get control of reichstag.
Aug 6-New Welland ship canal
formally opened by Canada.
Aug. l0-Spanish royalists started
revolutionary movement but were
suppressed.
Aug. 1s-President Won Hinden-
cellor of Germany.
Aug. l5-Eusebio Ayala inaugu-
rated president of Paraguay.
Aug. 16-Ten thousand Cuban
physicians struck against cheap
service in clinics.
Aug. is-Spain ordered exile OF
90 mobiles for monarchist revolt
Aug. 2o-British imperial eco
| nomic conference closed with sign
| ing OF IL trade pacts with the do
| minions.
Ecuador congress disqualified
President Elect Bonifaz.
Aug. 26-Military revolt In Ecua-
| dor by supporters of Bonifaz.
Aug. 27-British cotton weavers
, struck.
Aug. 2s-Ecuador revolt sup
| pressed after battle.
Sept. 2-President Rubio OF Mexi-
CO resigned.
| Sept. 4-Gen. A. L. Rodriguez
| elected president of Mexico.
Sept. Spanish cortes confiscated
| estates of grandees to be distribut-
| ed among the people. and granted
| autonomy to Catalonia.
| Sept 12-German reichstag voted
| no confidence in the government and
was dissolved by Chancellor Won
| Papen.
Sept. 13-Chilean revolt compelled
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