Moscow Churches Seen Through Soviet Lens by Earlman
W P Earlman, Communist Party delegate, reports in Moscow on church life and state policy. He notes church wealth and gold altars, limited religious freedom, and state control while criticizing rents and car owners as unproductive. He outlines Lenin's Agricultural Tax of Kind and peasant–proletariat cooperation, promising continuation next week.
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ASP Report Seals Readings On Latur College Controversy
The report is criticized as untruthful with claims about Vietzen class taking and Miles. It argues the ASP misstates Sydney as the sole hub where Communist Parties operate and notes branches outside Sydney show opposition to their methods.
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