The Warfare in China

Completes action on all bills passed by last Cong session

Roosevelt Signed 897, Vetoed 40 Congress Bills

CHINESE BOMBS UPSET JAPANESE PLANS TO LAND TROOPS AND GUNS FOR DRIVE; WARSHIPS WILL ESCORT OUR SHIPPING  

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Pastoral lr, signed by Spanish prelates, justifies revolt; Vatican sympathy with lr seen

SPANISH PRELATES JUSTIFY REBELLION; Vatican 'Sympathizes' With a Pastoral Letter Declaring Franco Rising 'Legitimate'

YARNELL PLANS AID; At Least One Naval Craft Will Convoy Each U. S. Vessel at Shanghai

Tokyo denies repts of Chinese bombing of Kagoshima, Japan

PLANES PUNISH FOE; Telling Blows Land on Expeditionary Troops and Island Air Base

ROOSEVELT SAILS AFTER COMPLETING WORK ON ALL BILLS; He Leaves on the Potomac for 5-Day Cruise in Long Island and Block Island Sounds SLUM MEASURE APPROVED Bills for Sale of Helium and for Wild Life Preservation Also Signed Before Departure Two Airport Sites Favored Roosevelt Jr. to Meet Press ROOSEVELT SAILS; SLUM BILL SIGNED Subsidies to Help on Rents Restrictions on Helium Sales WILD LIFE BILL SIGNED Roosevelt Approves $2,760,000 Annual Grants to the States

Ital warship accused of action against Loyalist trawler Nuestra Senora del Carmel

PARLEY ON 'PIRACY' IN MEDITERRANEAN CALLED BY BRITISH; TO MEET AT GENEVA Italians Indicate They Are Ready to Attend Such a Conference BRITAIN ADDS TO HER FLEET Is Prepared to Send as Many Warships as Are Needed for Security of Shipping ANOTHER SHIP TORPEDOED Attack on Woodford, Like That on Destroyer, Is Laid by Berlin and Rome to Valencia The Spanish Situation British Act on 'Piracy' More Destroyers Sent PARLEY ON PIRACY CALLED BY BRITAIN Old Line-Up Revived Crisis Propaganda Seen Spanish Submarines Put at 4 Woodford's Crew Tells Story PARLEY PUZZLES GENEVA It Is Asked Whether It Is Desired to Get Italy There or Keep Her Away Italian Warship Accused

Tammany removes 4 election bds in pro-Mahoney dists; ct fight due; Mahoney and S H Cohen comment; Mahoney criticizes Copeland, Bronx ss; Copeland outlines program; scores rival's mention of J J Dooling, Bronx ss; G Pope neutral in Dem fight

TAMMANY REMOVES 4 ELECTION BOARDS IN MAHONEY AREAS; Legal Fight Due on Ousters in All but One of Rival's Manhattan Districts MAYOR TO ADDRESS RALLY He Will Appear at Republican Meeting-Ashmead Joins Copeland Supporters Hold it Is a "Low Punch" Wording of Election Law TAMMANY REMOVES 4 MAHONEY BOARDS "Blot" on Tammany Record Senator Outlines Program Mahoney Criticizes Rival Resents Mention of Dooling

Paderewski, in Switzerland, warns Poles against fascism; manifesto banned in Poland; Warsaw paper, printing it, seized

Paderewski Warns Poles Against Fascism; Police Ban Manifesto That Foresees Strife

warns vessels against carrying munitions to China through blockade

HIROTA HINTS AIM IS TO CRUSH CHIANG; Foreign Minister Says Chinese Premier Is Spearhead of Anti-Japanism

peace societies appeal to Roosevelt to invoke Neutrality Act

U. S. POLICY BACKS JOINT CHINA MOVES; State Department Is Surprised at Report It Is Cool Toward Cooperation With Britain RESERVES ITS OWN RIGHTS Six Peace Societies Demand President Invoke Neutrality Act-Say War Exists No Concrete Proposals Rejected U. S. POLICY BACKS JOINT CHINA MOVES U. S. POLICY BACKS JOINT CHINA MOVES Would Invoke Neutrality Act Wants It Stamped as War

Nanking, which three weeks ago was the prosperous and growing capital of New China now is a stricken city, partly in ruins from a series of ten airplane raids by the Japanese, according to two Americans who arrived here by train from Hangchow and sailed to America on the steamer President Hoover Tuesday.  

NANKING REPORTED PARTLY IN RUINS; American Refugees Claim the Chinese Capital Was Badly Damaged by Bombs

In Kalgan, gateway to the northwest and capital of Chahar Province, a Japanese-fostered "Peace Maintenance Commission" has been established.  

KALGAN GETS 'PEACE' BODY; Japanese-Dominated Board Is Set Up in Conquered Area

Nazi Motorists to Tour Balkans

China starts drive against White Russians as hirelings of Japan

JAPAN SAYS SOVIET SENDS FOE PLANES; Tientsin Consulate Reports Fleet of 72 Has Reached Shensi Province 'WHITES' FLY FOR CHIANG Six Russians Who Quit Their Country After Revolution Are Pursuit Airmen

SOONG BERATES ENVOY; Says Offer of Amity Pact to Japan Is an 'Innocuous' Idea

Two United States marines ran into trouble today when they sought to take pictures outside the embassy quarter as Japanese troops were marching through Peiping.  

TWO U. S. MARINES JOLTED; Japanese Troops Prevent Them From Taking Pictures in Peiping

160-Mile-an-Hour Record Typhoon Leaves Trail of Ruin in Hong Kong; Steel Lamp-posts Bent Almost at Right Angles by Force of Gale1,200 Chinese in Steerage Saved From Stricken ShipDead in Colony and Vicinity May Total Thousands

Arrest of native demonstrators against rumored shortage causes anti-French riot, Meknes; 15 killed

September 3, 1937

Headlines from September 3, 1937

The Warfare in China

Roosevelt Signed 897, Vetoed 40 Congress Bills

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SPANISH PRELATES JUSTIFY REBELLION; Vatican 'Sympathizes' With a Pastoral Letter Declaring Franco Rising 'Legitimate'

YARNELL PLANS AID; At Least One Naval Craft Will Convoy Each U. S. Vessel at Shanghai