271:(The New Korean World). As the main organ of the organization, it aimed to revitalize the spirit and commitment of all Korean People towards its goals. It was funded by the Mutual Assistance Society, one of two key organizations that merged to form the KNA. Its publication location was near the KNA's Headquarters in San Francisco, and weekly circulation was approximately 3000, with 700 to 800 distributed throughout the mainland US, 500 to 600 distributed throughout Hawaii, 300 to 400 throughout Mexico, and the rest throughout Siberia and Manchuria. Although it initially influenced readers in some parts of Korea in its first year, it was rarely distributed there after 1910 due to censorship following Japan's annexation of Korea. At its peak, it had 33 outlets, including a sales outlet located in Siberia.
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The articles between 1910 and World War II were mainly related to Korean liberation, but also included social and political issues of
Koreans living abroad. In its first issue, it explained that as a newspaper for an organization representing all Koreans, it promises that compared with the previous
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began a year of journalism work there and would publish an article titled "On a
Universal Draft System, " which stressed that military service for Korean liberation was a patriotic duty. Between 1937 and 1946, Sinhan Minbo reserved the fourth page for an English section edited by the Young Korean
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The title of the newspaper was written on the map of Korea with its name ‘’’Sinhan Minbo’’’ in
Chinese characters (Hanja) "新韓民報". In 1925, a new design with Korean letters (Hangul)ㅅㅣㄴㅎㅏㄴㅁㅣㄴㅂㅗ (신한민보) was developed but only lasted until 1929 when it returned to its original design once again. Like
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The first publisher and editor was Choi Jung Ik until May 14, 1910, when Lee Hwan-woo took his place. Publication was suspended between
November 1912 and June 1913. Lee Hwan-woo attempted to establish an English-language column but poor management resulted in Choi Jung-ik taking charge of editing
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took place, the newspaper began publishing every two days in order to quickly update domestic news to Korean
Americans. After that year, it returned to publishing weekly until September 1974, when it was acquired by Woon Ha Kim
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two Korean language newspapers, it would provide a broader scope of news and impartial views. In the same year of its establishment, the independence activist
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Statehood: Korean Immigrant Nationalism and U.S. Sovereignty, 1905–1945. New York, Oxford University Press. 42–43. Print
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