Editorial Department of the Institute of Korean Studies: North American Times

The weekly paper was released in 1943 in the United States. In Los Angeles, it was founded as the official journal of the General Assembly of North America, a fun group. The original comrades were formed by people following the political line of the second cause in Honolulu, Hawaii, in '21, but they also had followers in the American mainland, and they were organized in Los Angeles in 1929. In 1943, this expanded to establish the North American Congress of the winter solstice and to begin publishing North American boabs on April 11th of the same year. What we did far behind in 1958 is a small paper on a backboard page, marked The3-American300, near the title "The New American Sesymbo," and published an editorial on the top page. On June 27, 1965, the country's national newspapers were using many issues on the front lines of the country, including a map of Korea, with the title North American Shimbo on top of it, and the title "The North American" on the side of the English language. This was done by scavenging five typewriters, and there was a statement on the front page, followed by a press report. The article was also typed and published. On August 7, 1965, the newspaper organized a memorial issue for the president, with a full-page photo of him on the front page and a complete lifetime of his life history, death and grave mosquitos on the face of the page. The editor was Kim-type, or transvestite, and soon was dismissed after the publication of the 23rd Special Issue on August 7, 1965.

Korean title: 북미시보

Korean author: 한국학자료원 편집부

Korean publisher: 한국학자료원

ISBN-13: 9791168873827