Indian Daily Mail, 13 March 1946
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Title Section17 1946-03-13 1 Indian Daily Mail I ill- II- N 2 7- SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS.17 words
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Article300 1946-03-13 1 Dutch Indonesian Ne gotiations 0 START BEFORE MAR. 15 INDONESIANS RECOVER FROM SHOCK OF DUTCH LANDINGS Batavia, Mar. 12.— There are strong indications today that idomsian political circles are rapidly recovering from the first {favourable reaction to the landing of Dutch troops on itarday. Leading figures of the Indonesian "government"300 words
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Article36 1946-03-13 1 Chungking March 12. Soiiet v ies official!) notified the of the withdrawal from at 2 p.m. on Monday r tlton four hours after the evar —a Chinese Central News (is patch from Changchun Reuter W>< todayReuter - 36 words
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Article54 1946-03-13 1 Batavia, Mar. 12.—The mutiny of lathe troops at Menado m North Celebes, island north-west of Java. has ended after almost three weeks, thi Nctherlanda news agency reported today. Differences m pay and food were leered a» the reason for the mutiny ahich resulted m troops taking •rer the ei\il andReuter - 54 words
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126 1946-03-13 1 NO COM MUN ISTS IN SJAHRIR'S NEW CABINET Bataiia, March 12. —/>. Sutan Sjahrir, Prime Minister m the Indonesian Republican Got eminent, is also to he Foreign Minister m his "Cabinet," the names of which were announced today. Eleven former ministers are included. This is the second government formed byReuter - 126 words
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Article65 1946-03-13 1 London, Mar. ii. Indian army casualties reported m Jaia and Sumatra up to teh. 16 were: iy6 killed, Bio wounded and 229 missing, giving total of 1,275. British army casualties were: 27 killed, 55 wounded and 8 missing gsving a total of 90. The War Minister,Reuter - 65 words
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Article40 1946-03-13 1 Wellington, New Zealand, Mar. 11. The British Ministry of War Transport has notified New Zealand shipping interests thai the ban on the use jf the Panama Canal by British ships which was imposed last year has now been lifted.— ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article284 1946-03-13 1 Batavia, March 11. Seven Allied troops were killed and 25 wounded m a fresh outbreak of violence m Java which has followed the arrival on Saturday of the first draft of Dutch troops to replace Indian and British forces. As Sutan fcjannr, rrenner and Foreign MinisterReuter - 284 words
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Article75 1946-03-13 1 INTERNA T ION A L SITUATION IS GRAVE London, Mar. it. Reuter learns the Foreign Secretary, Ernest Bevin, may after all attend next week's meeting of the United Nations Security Council m New York. If he does, it is presumably because of the increasing gratify of the international situation followingReuter - 75 words
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Article23 1946-03-13 1 Rome, Mar. ii. —An official Allied report received m Rome from Trieste today states that a general strike had been proclaimed there.— ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article47 1946-03-13 1 Athens,, Mar. 12. The leftwin^ boycott of the Greek elections on March 3 1 will not be silent or passive lbstention but will include demon;trations throughout the country, according to a statement issued her. ifter a secret session of Greek leftwin^ parties. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article31 1946-03-13 1 New Delhi, March 12. The Government of India has decided to terminate trade relations with South Africa as part of the countermeasures m protest against the ncu 1 anti-Indian hill.— ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article26 1946-03-13 1 Tokyo, Mar. 12. An anti-Soviet demonstration was staged here wher nbout 500 Chinese residents m Japar. demanded the immediate withdrawal of Soviet troops from Manchuria. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article51 1946-03-13 1 Washington, March II. Mr. Herbert Hoover, former United States President and now President Truman' Food Investigator, today started talks with the Famine Emergency Committee which is to consider a plan for saving food m the United States ami so enable the country to maintait wheat exports to Europe and Asia.Reuter - 51 words
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Article48 1946-03-13 1 Tokyo, Mar. II. Typhus epidc mic, which is now stated to be sweeping Japan "with violent rapidity," w.; described today as "critical" by Jap.i nese Welfare Ministry officials. No cases of typhus had been report ed among Allied occupation forces al of whom had recently been inoculated ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article45 1946-03-13 1 Cawnpore, Mar. n. A total of i 2 i deaths has so far been reported m an outbreak of plague m the eft) of Cawnpore, the local Municipal Board stated today. The outbreak has reached propor fions of epidemic and is still spread- ing- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article35 1946-03-13 1 Savannah, March II. Mr. Frederick Vinson, United States Secre tary of the Treasury, was ioda^ unanimously elected permanent Chairman of the Board of Cover noes of both the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.— ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article43 1946-03-13 1 Jerusalem, Mar. ll.— An allianc between Jews and Arabs m Pslcstin was forecast by David Ben Gurion Chairman of the Jewish Agency and leader oi the Jewish labour movement m Palestine, m a testimony to the Anglo-American Commission of En- here today.- ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article37 1946-03-13 1 Athens, March ll.— Three more Creek cabinet minivters tendered then resignations to Themisioclef Sofoulis, Creek Prime Minister, tins afternoon bringing up to nine the number of ministers who have left the cab.net jver the elections issue.— ReuterReuter - 37 words
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641 1946-03-13 2 Indian Daily Mail Wednesday, March 13, 1946. RELIEF ItXl the many atrocities committed by the fips during their reign of terror m South -Last Asia none deserves greater condemnation than the manner m which they treated Indian labourers. As early as 1942, thousands el Indian labourers were forcibly removed from641 words
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Article1121 1946-03-13 2 INDIA' S MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES 1\ tins, the lecood of a series of articles on India, the b»f appeared in our yesterday's issue, our Special Correspondent, writin K exclusively for the Indian Daily \Ja,l. co.nmenti today on India's major political parties. fhc ,u' lopnu-n, of n.uion.,1 conscou^ ,n bfc "Jj£Ed - 1,121 words
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166 1946-03-13 2 Rangoon, March II. The Bun Legislative Council, after six i debate, today adopted a motion thin ing the Governor, Sir Keen: Dorman-Smith, for his speech 10 1 Council. Home member Pautuu, i. M ing up the debate, said they tbm accept theReuter - 166 words
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259 1946-03-13 3 AUCHINLECK PROMISES I "N(T* MASS PUNISHMENT" (A Delhi, March v. Gen Sir Claude Auchinleck, LnmandcT-in-CMef m India, told the Defence ConsultCommittee today that he is recommending to the bvernmenl of India the appointment of a commission to Ljuire into and report on the causesReuter - 259 words
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Article124 1946-03-13 3 New Delhi, Mar. II. The Indian ntral Assembly today agreed witht division to a token cut m the •vernment's budget proposals as .\n lication of censure of the (Jovcrnnt s action m sanctioning the proUtion of members of the "Indian itkmal Army." Manga! Singh, mover of the motion, JReuter - 124 words
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Article32 1946-03-13 3 Lor,d< March 12.— Mrs. E. Denprominent member ot the igue .\nd Secretary of th* re against imperialism, was is one of the Labour members 1 Pancras on the Condon imcd today.— A.P.I.A.P.I. - 32 words
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256 1946-03-13 3 "INDIA'S PLIGHT MORE DESPERATE THAN EUROPE "—PEARL BUCK New York, Mar. 10. "People doomed to starvation m India must be fed on an equal basis with the hungry m Europe/ declared American authoress Pearl Buck, accepting the chairmanship of the India Famine Emergence Committee. The formation of the committee wasReuter - 256 words
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Article53 1946-03-13 3 INA SENTE NCES COMMUTED In a rccem cable from Bombay to the Singapore I.N.A, Defence and Relict Committee, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru informs that Mr. S. N. Chopra and some others of the advance guards of the Indian National Army, who were recently sentenced to death, have had their sentence* commuted53 words
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Article27 1946-03-13 3 Waahil gton. Mar. 9.- United Stetes Congress observers said today that I they were now fairty sure the I £1,*****6.000 lean la Britain woum I go through.27 words
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232 1946-03-13 3 London, Mar. "V—Lonj Stansgat?, Air Minister, referring to Mr.' Churchill's speech on Anglo-American cooperation declared m the House of Lords today: "The Government's policy is formed not upon groups but upon the United Xations Organisation and unity of the world." Lord Stanagatc who was replyingReuter - 232 words
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Article50 1946-03-13 3 London. Mar. 10. Civil estimates issued by the British Government for education and broadcasting yesterday show that broadcasting will cost the country £1,500,000 less during the next 12 months the total requirement being £7,500,000. Education, however, will require nearly £105,000,000, being an increase of about £15,000,000 over last year.— ReuterReuter - 50 words
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319 1946-03-13 3 Washington, liar. 10. The Combined Foo*d Board, formed by the United States, Britain and Canada to pool resource* during, and after, the war, will this week make its recommendation for a world programme of wheat and cereal distribution upon which dependsReuter - 319 words
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127 1946-03-13 3 I ondon Mar. 12. A call far bread rationing m Britain to assist India as the threat ot famine draws near is made by Geoffrey Bracken, retired Indian civil servant, m a letter published today by the "Spectator." "In the present circumstancesA.P.I. - 127 words
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166 1946-03-13 3 Washington Two and one half million pounds of clothing, shoes and bedding have been contributed hy the residents of New York City m six weeks of victory clothing collection for overseas relief. The figure was announced by Henry Kaiser, chairman qf the campaign, afterUSIS - 166 words
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Article143 1946-03-13 4 Headquarters, Air Command. South F a I Vsia, Pre note j c terdaj iaj i the sentenceon *****70 AC 2 Cymbalist, \.11., of Base Headquarters, Singapore, who was m< b) general court martial, w:^ promulgated today. He WOM charged with endeavouring la persuade alwuit 300143 words
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242 1946-03-13 4 Further evidence as to the different methods of torture to extort confession from innocent civilians m the Car Nicobar b\ the Japanese were narrated Jflfltfrtlsj m the First War Crimes Court presided by Ft. -Col. L C,. Coleman, when the case m which a242 words
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Article118 1946-03-13 4 London, Mar. 11. .Moscow radio la I 1 ighl broadcast a commentary m English and German on what it described as a noisy anti-Soviet campaign m Britain and the United States. Progressive public opinion In the Unit d States and Britain," said the radio, "will notReuter - 118 words
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Article124 1946-03-13 4 It is notified 001 I f«-ri. -ition that the SI Settlements Repeal Bi np la the House of Common* on Friday. Uw Hth of March. 1946. v .it reaffirming In the elee pot il ternu the! the principle of common eitizenahip i" Malaya i- an ntial of124 words
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132 1946-03-13 4 PLANS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE COLONIES liondon. Mar. 12. Hritish universities have come together ea one body for the Ural time— to form an InterUniversity Council for Higher Education m the Cotoniee at the behest of the Colonial Office. The objects of the Council are to strengthen cooperation betweenReuter - 132 words
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Article100 1946-03-13 4 Washington, Mar. II. The presidential Famine Emergency Committee tonight appealed to the people of America to cut consumption of wheat by 40 per cent, and fats by 20 per cent, m the most radical bid yet made by the United States to feed starvationthreatened millionsReuter - 100 words
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133 1946-03-13 4 Washington Sixteen leading architects from various sections of the l'nited States have been designated by the American Institute of Architects as members of its advisory committee to assist m developing the means of obtaining the finest talent the profession can produceUSIS - 133 words
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279 1946-03-13 4 A British Mjjor is missing, bettered killed, j Capcaia and twd Indian other iank> are wounded, and five Indian other ranks are missing following an ambush hy It.doncsian terrorists on Saturday. Mar. near the village of Tandjoetig Morawa, abottt nine miles south-east of Medan.279 words
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83 1946-03-13 4 Nuremberg, March II. After the German campaign m France m 1940, Adolf Hitler began to change and his contradictory actions were not regarded as normal, one of the ex-Fuehrer's Field Marshals, Erhard Milch, former Under-Secretary to Hermann Gocring at the Air Ministry, told theReuter - 83 words
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Article63 1946-03-13 4 Washington, Mar. ii. The United States State Department tonight declared they had received no reply from Moscow' to the five-day old note of protest on Persia. The State Department makes it clear that no reply to the note was given to Mr. Byrnes by SovietReuter - 63 words
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73 1946-03-13 4 Moscow, Mar. n. The Supreme Soviet, newly elected two-chamber Parliament of the Soviet Union, has .it short notice postponed by 24 hours the opening session arranged for today. No reason tor the del.v w.i> given. Elected last month more than 1,000 delegates from all parts otReuter - 73 words
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229 1946-03-13 4 London. March n v Clement Attlee, Prime r ier, declared m the Housed Commons today that the Go, eminent had no p- t ou knowledge of the content i v speech by Winston C hurchill n j United States, urging .1 f,^ associationReuter - 229 words
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Advertisement81 1946-03-13 4 \\.\\c you taken part m the I m the I Vol. I. Na In this issue Our Sydney Corn pondent tells how Sydney memorated Feb. 1 5. Barrister-at-law discuss the of Sedition. "Malaya Upside Down" is rend by Chen. John Eber asks for more Tead Democracy, Trades Unionism. I Imperialism81 words
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