Word: kellogg
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...decided to appeal last week to President Roosevelt and the collective conscience of U. S. citizens. Resident in Ethiopia are 125 U. S. citizens, 110 of them missionaries. Judging by them His Majesty felt he was appealing to a highly Christian people who had given the world the Briand-Kellogg Pact "renouncing war as an instrument of national policy." When Ethiopia was successfully pressed by President Coolidge to adhere to this Pact, Ethiopians hoped they had an ace of some sort in the hole, and they looked to President Roosevelt last week to make Premier Mussolini renounce his blatantly announced...
...Furthermore, and of great importance, in view of the provisions of the [Kellogg] Pact of Paris, to which both Italy and Abyssinia are parties, in common with sixty-one other countries, my Government would be loathe to believe that either of them would resort to other than pacific means as a method of dealing with this controversy or would permit any situation to arise which would be inconsistent with the commitments of the Pact...
American Policy should be formulated in terms of American interests and not in terms of vague principles of international equity and justice. We must recognize that Japan has scrapped the League Covenant, the Kellogg Pact and the Washington Conference Treaties. It is useless to labor over rotting carcasses...
Proctor H. Avon '37, Bernard R. Baldwin, John P. Campana '36, Captain Charles E. Carr, ocC., Paul F. Connolly '36, Howard P. Hall '36, Norman Ingalls '36, Stanley G. Kellogg '35, David B. MacIntosh '37, Robert R. McGoodwin, Jr. '35, Malcolm McTernan, Jr. '37, Herbert G. Regan '37, Huntington Thom '35, George F. Tittmann '36, Royall Victor '37, William W. Waters '37, Paul L. Wilson '36, Manager William Bentinck-Smith...
...than in the question of whether they might be obliged to go to war again. Student pacifists, leagues against war were as profuse in Canada as in the U. S. Few weeks ago a seasoned old Quebec M. P. named Henri Bourassa pushed a measure through Commons sustaining the Kellogg Anti-War pact. Leading the anti-war campaign was Canada's largest newspaper, the rich, radical Toronto Star...