The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-01-26

new organization to expand Foreign
Dec. l4-President Roosevelt opened
against big income tai
amendment to the Constitution.
Dec. 30-President Roosevelt cele.
brated his drty-hrst birthday.
INTERNATIONAL
Jan. 5-Japanese troops seized Chi
nese city Of Shanhaikwan after bomb
Jan. io-Japanese captured Chiumen-
kow pass and advanced into Jehoi
Jan. I5-Pope Piu. proclaimed a holy
ages.
Jan. :l-Leasus Of Nations commit
zee OF Is Eave up hope OF s'no-'ap-
Bolivlans defeated BY Paraguayans
in bloody battle in the chaco.
Jan: s4-celembia appealed to sig
Gss0 LsssS Se q ass N ! p' it t snS t dispu ss
Jan. :sSseers,ary of stat. s.i%.on
i"v sns at sas se MisS dRo aios sxs'"'' F''0
ctded to- quit the League Of Nations.
Feb. s-Leagus Of Nations council
hostilities. and %admonishsd Peru
against armed resistance to Colombta's
'ef Fsn police aetion in d d;ni ! ~.
relations with Peru and actual war be-
Feb. N-severe lighting between
Chinese and Japanese began In 1shoi
Feb. s4-Japan rejected and China
accepted the League OF Nations repor
on Msnchuris. The report was adopted
cation withdrew.
Feb. 25-China recalled her minister
United States Endorsed League Of Ma
ions policy in S~ino-Japaness anair.
Feb. 27-Great Britain imposed arms
embargo against Japan ana China:
de Garsi s1 Of wsS against sHna!e so oH i ''F
March 4-Jehol City occupied by the
Japanese.
March MARTA. lay Va. proclaimed
japanese: Marshal Chang Hsueh-lianx
resigned as Chinese commander in
March i~S-Mussolini offered four
power peace plan to British,
March .5-English Jewry ~boycotted
German goods in protest over treat
"s %srS q, 's S.s 20 ss1@a" Srov. Para
suayans back in Chaco: hundreds
slain.
April 5-world court ruled Norway's
claim to East Greenland invalid: Den
April I9-Russian court sentenced
two British engineers to prison and
s saSo,a 70 as &9sss Rrit iGr ' rsssiiassd ' Ss
placing embargo on Russian exports.
April sl-Prime Minister MacDon-
aid arrived in Washington and began
economic conversations with President
April es-soviet Russia ordered pro-
hibition Of all purchases in England
Japanese opened drive toward. Peip-
ing with eight hOur battle.
April 23-Polish Jews began boycott
April s4!President Roosevelt and Nj.
Herrio, OF France began economic
May Soviet Russia and China re-
May 1O-President Ayala Of Para
quay formally declared war on Bolivia.
May is.EiEht Leading nations
MAY iSSPresident Roosevelt called
on 81 nations to join in agreement to
outlaw war. scrap offensive
May 1~7-Chancellor Hitler of Ger
many accepted Roosevelts peace pro-
posals with reservation OF equality in
May 2l-Mussolinis four power pact
agreed upon by Great Britain. France.
Italy and Germany.
Join European security pact. abandon
May 2s-Japanese seized control Of
May s1-china and Japan signed
truce stopping war in north china.
June 12-World economic n none
tary conference oIenea In London;
Prime Minister r, M wsr dabf INTERCEPTED
June 13-Great Britain and Italy Of
fered to pay 10 per cent Of sum due
United States on June Is.
June l5-Finland alone paid full war
debt installment due United States: all
others either defaulted or paid small
part.
London conference rejected stabiliza-
tor OF dollar and offered conomi pro-
gram.
lied with Japanese. set up independ-
emf state in northern China.
July Russia released imprisoned
British engineers. and trade war ended:
July 3-President Roosevelt rebuked
London conference for insistence on
stabilization Of currency first.
July Silk gold nations of Europe
formed pool to protect gold stan ais:
solution. saved by insistence OF Pres
ident Roosevelt.
July s-Concordat between
July l5-Italy. Great Britain. France
and Germany signed a ten-year peace
treaty.
July 22-Pact to curtail sale Of silver
IN c ~ ~sS
seven other nations.
July 27-World economic conference
in London adjourned.
Aug. 7-iiermany rejected demand of
Great Britain and France hat she
cease propaganda activities in Austria.
Aug. 1-S5,iaiIsts opened world
conference in Paris.
Aug. 25-International agreement
for reduction OF wheat acreage reached
in London
Sept. France. Great Britain and
Italy approved Austria's plan to raise
new army to protect border.
Sept. 25-Fourteenth assembly of
League OF Nations opened in Geneva.
Oct. 2-Argentina. Australia and
Denmark were elected to seats in
League OF Nations council.
Oct. l4-Germany withdrew from
League Of Nations and disarmament
conference.
Oct. l6-Disarmament conference ad-
1ourned to October 25.
Oct. 20-President Roosevelt an
nounced Russia had accepted his invi-
tation to discuss resumption of inter-
national relations.
Nov. 5-Cnited States denounced the
e%xtradition treaty with Greece because
of the insult decision In Athens.
Nov. I-Great Britain its
withdrawal from world tariff truce.
Nov. 17-Recognition Of Russian gov
-..-,t ~ TIrttal Cs