The Straits Times, 25 September 1945
1945-09-25
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Title Section17 1945-09-25 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER— ESTABLISHED 'S4S. •ages SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1945 PRICF 10 CENTS17 words
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480 1945-09-25 1 fcnts Share In Control Of Outlets To Landlocked Seas IoNDON PESSIMISTIC ABOUT I EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT LONDON, Sept. 23. Pessimistic views prevail i fcndon as the Soviet's security plans become ■r, and it is obvious that the first meeting of the Mil n Ministers is onReuter - 480 words
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Article400 1945-09-25 1 - Belgian Prime Minister von Acker i has denied allegations that part of Antwerp has been leased to the United State* for 90 years. A Royal Australian Air Force transport plane carrying 17 A.I.F. medical evacuees, one nurse, and a crew of five has disappeared between Biak and400 words
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Article181 1945-09-25 1 Hirohito Not To Give Up Throne TQKIO DENIAL WASHINGTON, Sept. 23— The spate of week-end rumours, both in Japanese and American Government quarters, over the possible abdication of Emperor Hirohito which culminated in the Singapore Radio report that Gen. Mac Arthur himself was to interview the Emperor, received a set-backReuter - 181 words
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Article42 1945-09-25 1 Tokio. Sent. 22.— The ban on short-wave radio sets in Japan was lifted to-day and for the first time in almost four years the oeoole of Tokio were able nnenlv to tune in to the British Broadcasting Corporation.— Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article347 1945-09-25 1 Palestine "People's Party" Outlines New Plan CAIRO, Sept. 23.— A1l eyes in the Middle East are watching Palestine with anxiety as there is no doubt about the deep feeling in both Jew and Arab quarters. Tension is rising and the authorities are taking strict measures of control to prevent anReuter - 347 words
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Article130 1945-09-25 1 Franco Regime Will Lead To War LONDON, Sept. 23.— Franco's regime in Spain will lead to a new and more barbarous war, declared Professor Harold Laski, 'Chairman of the British Labour Party In a broadcast to the United States. Urging that recognition be withdrawn from the present Spanish Government, ProfessorReuter - 130 words
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Article86 1945-09-25 1 Crews of Rritish Overseas A'rwnvs have conquer-d almost in secret the twowav nll-the-venrronnd cro«sinc of the Atlnntir. Dur'nir the war they ferried streams of Liberators across the Atlantic. the fir«t consienment of 21 homhers was rendv for despatch from Cnnndi. the Atlantic had never before h»enReuter - 86 words
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127 1945-09-25 1 NEWCASTLE, Sept. 23.— A passionate plea for world cooperation was made to-day by Sir Stafford Cripps, President of the Board of Trade, who declared that the atomic bomb is the most disastrous and destructive discovery ever made by mankind and ever set in motionReuter - 127 words
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Article403 1945-09-25 2 General Dempsey Outlines B. M. A. Policy $3,000,000 (STRAITS) FOUND ON JAPANESE PRISONERS By DICKSON BROWN (News-Chronicle special corres pondent in S.E. Asia: formerly on the staff of th e Straits Times.) *i cannot say when the military administration here is likelv to cease, but403 words
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Article58 1945-09-25 2 Oti""fa "f thf Overva Chirac Rank. Sinciporr. who for the p.nt '>>'- fnjf vrar<s havfl ivr( j ?nf j i ifcn— Free Him*. India .md Australia hnvr returned to the with particular* and photo of in thnv rounTV«<. official, would he phd to pa«.< on any information58 words
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Article166 1945-09-25 2 "Let us toeether set nhnut thr heni^- tmsk of reconstruction uith all the unity, energy and (Vspateh thnt we can conmnn/f.*' say* the Secretory of State (or the Colonies in a message, iust received in S'nginore. to peoples of Rri'i*h territories and tho<e under the Kins?* protection166 words
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Article32 1945-09-25 2 A news aeency message received in Singapore says that nearly 15.000.000 yards of cloth will be dispatched from India to meet the immediate requirements of the people of Malaya.32 words
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Article62 1945-09-25 2 London. Sept. 23.-At the request of the British Government. Sir Harold Mac Michael, High Commissioner for Palestine, is shortly going to Kuali Lumpur on a mission connected with the rehabilitation and future of the country. Sir Harold, who leaves London on Sept. 26, will break his journey atReuter - 62 words
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Article189 1945-09-25 2 As soon as enough DPT. the chemiral that is the most deadly insecticide known to medical science thus far and is being sprayed from the air by aircraft, has been laiul'd. the civil and military authorities will make arrangements to spray the inside walls of189 words
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79 1945-09-25 2 A memorial service will be leld to-morrow to commemorate che 350 officers and men of the I 2nd. Battalion, the Gordon Highi lander?, who gave their lives in I the Malayan campaign. The rendezvous is the junction iof Holland Road and Farrer Road, and the time79 words
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220 1945-09-25 2 Colombo. Sept. 23— The re- 1 natriation ship, Almanzora. j which gained some publicity on account of complaints reeardine: food and accommodation, arrived in Colombo this morning. A snocial inspection by officers of S.E.A.C. was carried out soon nftor the shin docked, to inquire intoReuter - 220 words
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Article44 1945-09-25 2 Indian nationals who should have been prisoners of war during the Japanese occupation of Singapore, but who managed to escape and remain at large until now, are asked to report back to prisoner of war camps to facilitate their repatriation to India.44 words
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The Man-In-The-Street
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Letter755 1945-09-25 2 One way of keeping in to»" with the worries of the Sitif pore public at the presenttij, is to dip into the ci-tilv 1 bag: of the Straits Times. effect, the man-ir- h. -str* is writing to the British tary Administration hroc: i his own familiar755 words
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