Trotsky shifts to compulsory military service stance
The article argues Trotsky, after years of delaying militarism, now supports universal conscription for all classes as a remedy against organized militant nations. It portrays Bolshevik rule as impoverishing Russia and criticizes Leninist leadership while claiming other nations must mobilize forces to counteract revolutionary systems.
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Japan's Ready For Economic Postwar Leadership
Guaranty Trust notes Japan has gained from World War II, shaping postwar relations and internal reform. Analysts highlight Japan’s centralized decision making and swift policy moves, contrasting with democracies. Japan may lead in reconstruction with a strong government driven approach.
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Japan Seeks Expanded Industrial Growth Amid Global Turnover
In a climate of determined reform Japan plans to supply raw materials and machinery for production, distribute emigrants to developing countries, negotiate foreign agreements, and reform financial laws. The aim is to enable banking to serve manufacturers and traders and to seize opportunities from world changes for broader wealth.
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Department of Productive Industry
Japan
Death of John Parroy Mitchell Former New York Mayor
The country mourns the death of John Parroy Mitchell former mayor of New York a fighter who resisted graft and chose aviation service. His career and stand against corruption defined his popularity and ultimate political defeat at Tammany Hall. His wartime zeal and patriotic pronouncements accompanied his legacy.
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Foch Urges Allied Intervention in Russia
The article notes General Foch’s silence after his triumphs and his urging that the allies intervene in Russia. It critiques sentimental talk of Russia as a noble ally and argues Russia’s fate has deteriorated without help. It questions the likelihood of unified action amid Russia’s uncertain stance.
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Russia
Mallow
Allied War Council
Nova Aquilae Promise Hint of Impact Over Earth
The Westminster Gazette contemplates Nova Aquilae as a bright visitor stirring fear and hope. Citizens ask for proof of peaceful intent and seek a single boon, pledging to judge the celestial arrival by where an impact might occur, if any, amid global turmoil.
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Kewly Organized Society Plans Summer Meetings
A newly formed Kewly Organized Society schedules a July 8 Monday meeting at 8 p m in the Parish House. Committees will report on progress and a plan to hold Sunday afternoon gatherings is discussed. Members include Dr Furry M A Kee and Rev Gen Van Winkle among others.
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I Shall Go to Battle for Uncle Sam
A wartime poem by W. G. Morgan from Newcastle Wyoming, a medical detachment member in France. He writes to his mother and family about duty, love, and sacrifice, pledging to serve the nation whether in battle or by offering his life for freedom.
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New Surgery Method Proves Successful
WHEATLAND July 6 Clarence Seward endured weeks of appendicitis before agreeing to surgery. He was up and walking 20 hours after the operation, attributed to a new healing lotion used by Dr. F. W. Phifer. The method promises rapid healing of surgical wounds.
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Six men to leave Cheyenne for active service
Six men who paused the examination for the cut to the task department of the U. 8. ny will leave Cheyenne age 15 for active service. Only two of the men to pass were Cheyenne men, but all will leave here together.
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