Six to One
Tags: GREAT Britain -- Colonies; SOCIAL criticism; DEBATES & debating; LEAGUE of Nations; WORLD War, 1914-1918; INTERNATIONAL cooperation
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- THE TESTING OF THE LEAGUE. Zimmern, Alfred // Foreign Affairs;Apr1936, Vol. 14 Issue 3, p373
The article examines the nature of the problem confronting the League of Nations and analyzes the degree and quality of its achievement to date. According to the author, the first fact which confronts is that a war is actually in progress between two members of the League. The League did not...
- The League Hesitates. // New Republic;10/23/35, Vol. 84 Issue 1090, p285
The article focuses on the development surrounding the League of Nations. In the middle part of October 1935, it has become the league's duty to oppose Italy. With the collective effort of the league's member nations, they have rapidly voted to lay an arms embargo on Italy. They have also voted...
- Borah the Fable-maker. // New Republic;3/1/19, Vol. 18 Issue 226, p129
Focuses on the political situation which emerged in the wake of proposal of the establishment of League of Nations after the end of the Word War I. Effort of the U.S. to restrict the effective powers of the League in the supposed interest of U.S. nationalism; Information that there may be an...
- Back to Work. // New Republic;3/22/19, Vol. 18 Issue 229, p235
Emphasizes the need to reconstitute the world economy following the World War I with special emphasis on Europe. Speculations related to the conditions of the fifty-million adults whom the war has made unemployed; Overview of the labor unrest in England emphasizing that if the system of...
- Cablegram to President Wilson. // New Republic;6/14/19, Vol. 19 Issue 241, p215
Presents a message from the National Conference of Social Workers to U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, regarding the League of Nations. Difficulty of the League in its appeal to the social conscience of America; Threat to the adoption of the peace settlement by certain treaty provisions which seem...
- Feed the World and Save the League. Addams, Jane // New Republic;11/24/20, Vol. 24 Issue 312, p325
Expresses support for the League of Nations and the policy of feeding the hungry. Possible reasons for the criticisms against the League of Nations; Challenges facing the League of Nations; Sense of loss in motive power since the cessation of war; Ways the League of Nations can initiate the de...
- While Mr. Harding Ponders. // New Republic;1/5/21, Vol. 25 Issue 318, p157
Explores the challenges facing United States President-elect William Harding concerning the League of Nations. Set of principles about the League; Promises United States would make it if ratified the covenant and the Treaty; Positions taken by Republicans to meetings of the Assembly and the...
- Can the League of Nations Keep the Peace? Thorning, Joseph F. // America;4/16/1932, Vol. 47 Issue 2, p39
The article offers information on the first test faced by the League of Nations in the China-Japanese conflict. It states the major purpose of the test which is the maintenance of peace or the prevention of war. The article states that the social and humanitarian efforts of the League have been...
- The Wisdom of the Wise. // New Republic;2/9/18, Vol. 14 Issue 171, p41
Emphasizes the efficacy of the league of nations in ensuring peace. Description of undemocratic classes who are filled with anxiety over the U.S. place in South America or in the Orient; Recognition of the superior Importance of domestic relations; Contribution of democracy in achieving...
