Kolchak W Means Russia's Uplift
Colonel John Ward recounts his Siberia mission aiding Kolchak against Bolshevism. He argues democracy hinges on Kolchak's land policy favoring fair peasant distribution, cites brutal Bolshevik murder scenes, and warns Russia could fall to autocracy if left to Bolsheviks.
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London
John Ward Ane
Siberia
Lov
Russia
Hisat- Hage
Korchak
Paisant
Bourgoise
Kolchak
Perm
Crime Wave in Germany Prompts Alarm Across Agencies
The press reports rising crime amid postrevolutionary instability in Germany. Impersonation of soldiers or police leads to staged robberies and hoards of confiscated money. Officials foil several plots, seize funds, and arrest suspects as false papers and station robberies surface.
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Crime Ass Press
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Unce Iity
Koreans Suffer Needlessly Says Mission Conference
In Karuizawa Japan on October 5 1940 a federation of missions conference adopted resolutions condemning Korean distress. They urge the Japanese government to end sufferings and support enlightenment. The statement expresses sympathy with Koreans and moral support for efforts toward improvement in Korea.
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Karunzawa
Japan
Associated Press
Conference of Federated Missions of
Korea
Soren
Arul
Jeeren
McEmelly Orchestra to Perform at Colonial Ballroom
The McEmelly Singing Orchestra will headline tonight at the Colonial Ballroom on Fairchild Avenue drawing a large crowd. They perform lively songs, include novelties, and respond to requests for repeats. Admission prices are favorable and a full house is anticipated.
England speed up for competition in world trade
Washington reports English industry aims to speed production to restore trade balance and outproduce the United States in many goods. H. G. Brock cites coal shortages, export needs, and wartime trade restrictions as Britain shifts to lower costs and stronger production to win markets.
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Washington
England
United States
H. G. Brock
Bureau of Fort‘algm
America
Brock
United Kingdom
Agia
Board of Trade
French Dinnerware Returns in Open Stock Selections
A Paris and English American porcelain collection returns with open stock options. Patterns include gold-banded mat-gold handles sets, Greek key borders, blue floral designs, and rose borders. Prices range from about 20 to 134 dollars per 100 pieces, with various 67-piece and 100-piece sets listed. Fourth floor display available.
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France
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