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The Shape of Things
June 28, 1941 issue
This article discusses the matter related to world politics. The Nazi onslaught of Russia is only three days three days old and it is much too early to...

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China's Threatened Life Line
Chen, K. Y. | September 21, 1940 issue
The Chinese government depends for the transportation of necessary supplies on the narrow-gauge railway that runs from Kunming in free China to the port...

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Kirchwey, Freda | April 26, 1941 issue
In this article, the editor gives his literary concerns on international politics. The Vinson bill, which has been approved by the U.S. House Naval Affairs...

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Pipe Lines and Profits
Stone, I. F. | April 26, 1941 issue
The hope that the Russo-Japanese pact does not mean Soviet Union abandonment of China is growing dimmer here, and this would be the psychological moment...

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Editorials
April 2, 1938 issue
The article provides discussion on various topics. If Japan's growing economic difficulties have reduced popular enthusiasm for the war, no such news has...

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On Being a Nuisance to Japan
Swing, Raymond Gram | November 14, 1934 issue
The naval discussions in London, England, have proceeded with a notable absence of propaganda of American origin. The restraint has been deliberate. The...

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Editorial Paragraphs
November 7, 1934 issue
This article presents information on socio-political conditions of several nations. Although the Japanese demand for complete equality is likely to be somewhat...

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A Chinese Protest
Hwang Fu | June 20, 1928 issue
The article presents a translation of the protest sent to the Japanese Government after the Tsinan affair which has recently been received from the Ministry...

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The Shape of Things
November 2, 1940 issue
The article presents discussions on various topics. Japanese air attacks on Burma road do not seem to have greatly affected its usefulness to China. Recent...

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