Word: corridors
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Germans were reminded by a majority of their Press that Democrat Roosevelt is of the same party as President Wilson, whom Germans blame for the Polish Corridor and other "infamies" of the Treaty of Versailles...
...Wilson, Franklin Roosevelt and Col. House, to whom grateful Warsawites have raised a towering statue (see cut). Twelve years ago, according to the Polish Foreign Office, Mr. Roosevelt wrote a magazine article in which "he vigorously supported Poland's claim for access to the Baltic Sea" (i.e. the Polish Corridor...
...Hero of the Corridor to Poles last week, the President-elect was expected to do everything from letting down U. S. tariff bars in favor of Polish goods to recognizing the Soviet Government? with which Poland has recently signed a friendly pact of nonaggression...
...discuss tariffs and other obstacles to foreign trade, as well as the questions of the monetary standard and intergovernmental debts. The second committee will bring up the topic of disarmament, dealing mainly with the question of German equality. The Committee on Political Considerations, which last year discussed the Polish corridor, will argue on the Paraguayan-Bolivian dispute. On Saturday morning and afternoon, March 11, the plenary session of the general assembly will be held, at which reports of the three committees will be read, and final action on their resolutions taken...
Since Europe's next war is apt to be fought over the Polish Corridor, it was bad news for Europe when M. August Zaleski, "The Briand of the North," resigned last week as Foreign Minister of Poland. Tall, big-boned and pallid because of a plugged artery, Peace Man Zaleski has sat more often than any other statesman on the Council of the League of Nations. Insiders call him the real author of the Briand-Kellogg Peace Pact. In the past two years he has immeasurably bettered relations between Warsaw and Moscow, obtained the signing of a Russo-Polish...