Indian Daily Mail, 22 February 1946
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Title Section16 1946-02-22 1 Indian Daily Mail I VOL. 11. No. n. SINGAPORE .FRIDAY, FEBRUARY zz, 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS.16 words
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1022 1946-02-22 1 U. S. FOREIGN POLICY BASED ON DOLLAR-LENDING I "NEW DIPLOMACY" REVEALED ON EVE OF BRITISH LOAN DEBATE I Washington, Feb. 20.— Increasing signs that dollarlending may become an important weapon m the United States foreign policy armoury are being noted by responsible diplomatic observers here. Their belief is supported byReuter - 1,022 words
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91 1946-02-22 1 Cairo, Feb. »i. British troops 11 K;isr El Nir barracks m Cairo this afternoon fired on a huge crowd of demonstrators trying to force theii way inside. Huge crowds swarmed the Cam streets blocking the traffic. Outside Abdin, the King's residence, the demonstratorsReuter - 91 words
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172 1946-02-22 1 RIN 'MUTINY': Flag Officer Issues Warning Twenty ships, it is estimated, are now under the control of the striking ratings m Bombay. In a broadcast over Bombay Radio, Vice-Admiral Sir John Godfrey, Flag Officer Commanding the Royal Indian Navy, said: "A state of mutiny pretajls m which the ratings appearReuter - 172 words
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138 1946-02-22 1 USSR SAYS INFORMATION RECEIVED NOT NEW Jjondon, Feb. 11. The Soviet Government stated last night that unauthorised agents had handed the Soviet Military Attache to Canada confidential information on atomic energy and radiolocation which, however, "has proved that Soviet technicians are more advanced m this field," The Soviet statement saidReuter - 138 words
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614 1946-02-22 2 Indian Daily Mail Friday, February 22, 1946. OLLA-PODRIDA CABINET MISSION TO INDIA VhT another Mission will shortly be on it > way to India. President A/ad, has, if reports arc correct, w cl 1 corned the announcement welcomed t\ en the inclusion of Sir Stafford npps. llmilllil A /ad may614 words
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758 1946-02-22 2 SITUATION STILL REMAINS UNSETTLED (Irani Our Oo*Mp—4t*t) Bombay, Feb. 20.- -The strike started by the Indian rttillgl of the R IX m Bombay if attracting more sympathisers, among whom the Congress takes a conspicuous place. The Congress has demanded the strikers as a condition of758 words
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Article212 1946-02-22 2 [}ROM Our GDBBfiPQmm Ifadm I eb. 21. Rao Rahadur Si van j. Mayor of Madras oonvcad meeting of representative citizens f concerting measures to tide ovef t food crisis not only m the city but t province. Kumararaja Sir Muthia C hetti; son of Raja212 words
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51 1946-02-22 2 (From our Correspondent) Madras. Feb. 21.— Mrs. Rarihabd wife of Dr. P. Subliarayan, ex-Ministi of Mjdras today filed hcv nomin.uiM as a Congress rnndidaU 1 for I Courcil of State for thi> by-elirtiJ caused by the death of Mr. Nat aval das Girdhardas.51 words
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39 1946-02-22 2 (From our Correspondent) j Madras, Feb. 21.— Hundreds Muslim students m Madras #ent on procession on the lDth of F*€bfM and later passed a resolution denial) ing the release of Abdul Rashid the I.N.A. !!<39 words
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Article45 1946-02-22 2 [from our correspondent] New Delhi, Feb. 21.— 1t has be officially denied m the Cent! Assembly yesterday that the Niz J of Hyderabad represented to t British Government through the Go ernment of India claiming; the c<>i ii. linking Hyderabad with Masulipata45 words
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Article47 1946-02-22 2 Singapore, Feb. 19. Vice-Adiw ral C. Moody, X.C.8., CommJ der-in-Chief, East Indies Sun! irrived m Singapore, Tuesd.n. informal staff talks. He armed! the destroyer H.M.S. "Perm." 1 disembarkation his flag was tr.r^te! Ed to "Assistance" for the dur.it' his stay m Singapore.47 words
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705 1946-02-22 3 reaceful Transfer Of P O w« Possible, Says Nehru I ondon, Fcfc 20. "Of COmt M expect .1 peaceful and friend Settlement with Britain. If sue m settlement is reached, India Belatiuns with Great Britain wi ■Mtur.'.lK be closed. There .ire so man ■esA.P.I. - 705 words
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Article59 1946-02-22 3 Colombo, Feb. 20. Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur Pal User, former Chief of Supply and Transport under the Admiralty, is expected to arrive at Tnncomalee, Ceylon, during the first week of March to take up the post of Commander-in-Chief oi the East Indies Station. The present Commander-in-Chief, Vice-AdmiralReuter - 59 words
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275 1946-02-22 3 BRIEF BEFORE THE TRIBUNAL 51* Nuremberg, Feb. 20. A 25,000-word brief dealing with the German plunder of the Fastern occupied territories was ly presented to the International Military Tribunal today by State Councillor Justice Leo Romanovich Sheynin, one of 11 the Soviet prosecutors. |r HeReuter - 275 words
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359 1946-02-22 3 DUTCH CAMPAIGN OF RACIAL PERSECUTE London, Feb. 19. British and Indian troops m Katavia h informed their officers that they intend to take direct ac* against Dutch troops unless the British Army authorities to prevent Dutch atrocities against Indonesians, according a despatch mReuter - 359 words
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Article157 1946-02-22 3 Rangoon, leb. 20. Referring to the report that Gen. Doughs MacArthur had ordered the Japanese Government yesterday to apprehend Thakin Tun Oke and Thakin Ba Sein, two alleged Burmese quislings, the Burma Government spokesman today pointed out that as Ba Sein's whereabouts were unknown, andReuter - 157 words
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Article103 1946-02-22 3 Chicago, Feb. 20. British policy m India has aimed at Indian self-govern-ment for the last 40 years, Lord Halifax, British Ambassador to the United States, told the Inland Press Association here m a speech m which he strongly denied that the greatest obstacle to IndianReuter - 103 words
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Article23 1946-02-22 3 London, Feb. 20. Moscow radio reported tonight that Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov had an interview vith Ghavam Sultaneh, Persian Prime viinister.- R euterReuter - 23 words
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Article779 1946-02-22 4 The Court is composed of VlCmdr. A- KiW (Present), ip i f. 1). Morrison and Lieut. v*u The prosecution is bong K j W|Cmdr. M. Buttrose, whik Messrs. G. E. N. OeMer. and P. s appear for AgOO and bell respectively* Opening the cue for the prosecuuon779 words
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Article117 1946-02-22 4 Alleging thai three Chinese had helped* p.roner-of-war to escape .n January, I*4* five members of the fampeiui m Oxley Road were res- poosibie lor arresting these Chinese, X, Kcok I eong, Lee Tee Tee and lee 1 1, Toilg, bating and torturing them with fatal results to117 words
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Article53 1946-02-22 4 Our Kuala Lumpur correspondent reports thai the wholesale and retail lances of the well-known nee dealer there, Chin Hin Chan, have been cancelled by the l ood Controller, SelanThe was found to have surplus stocks of rice which could not be satisfactorily accounted tor. further investigation53 words
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60 1946-02-22 4 Major-General Gerald BrunsKiiu CB M.C., until recently Director 'of Special Weapons and Vehicles at the War Office, has been appointed to command the British fore, irhicll is dealing with Japanese surrendered personnel m Siam. W replaces Maj.-Gcn. Evans, C.8., O S 0., Commander60 words
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93 1946-02-22 4 Bombay, Feb. 20.— Ram Oopai, an exponent of the South Indian school of dancing, is shortly leaving for Hollywood with a troupe of 40 lndun artistes. It is reported he will assist Mr. David O. Seknick m the production of uchnicolour films of classic IndianReuter - 93 words
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Article67 1946-02-22 4 London, Feb. 18. lord Killearn, former British Ambassador m Cairo has b n ippointed Special Commission) r i South-East Asia. He will ha* the special task of an urgent inition of the food situation n ;t Asia and of taking prompt ion. "leuter. London, Feb. 20.— Lord Killearn had mReuter - 67 words
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Article42 1946-02-22 4 Wing-Commander F. A. Briggs, President of the Assessors' Court, yesterday, imposed the death sentence on three accused, and acquitted the fourth, v the conclusion of the "Punjabi" murder case which occupied the Court for more than a week.42 words
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Article47 1946-02-22 4 Calcutta, Feb. la-^cngaVs outgoing Governor Mr. R. G. Casey freely returned greetings of "Jai Hind" (Salute India) at farewell functions. The first time Mr. Casey was greet* 1 w\\h "Jai Hind," he said: "H you mean b) that 'freedom of India,' Jai Hmd always."— ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article162 1946-02-22 4 Rangoon. Feb. 20. Pre Mdci J ho Burmese Anti-Fascist il'i •\ung San, at a press conferciJ >lorcd the UNO Security <M m il's rejection of the proposal to] 1 commission to Indonesia to asJ I he facts. He said, "When a dispute cJ c settled162 words
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Article275 1946-02-22 4 DEMONETISATION IN INDIA New Delhi, Feb. 20.— The* value of currency notes of th^j mination of Rs. 1,000 (^75) or exchanged by Government \M January 12 and 28 on the P™^ tion of the Demonetisation OkJ f c was Rs. 1,017,020,500 (^7 6 > 2 71 *j it is oinciallyReuter - 275 words