Indian Daily Mail, 3 May 1946
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Title Section14 1946-05-03 1 Indian Daily Mail ■T_ Su 7 11. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. MAY 194 PRICK m PFNTS14 words
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245 1946-05-03 1 I»hererore indictments Against Toio Others "Illegal, Jap Sources Claim MA jOR WAR CRIMINALS' ARRAIGNMENT TODAY Tokyo, May 2 Japanese sources said that the major rfcnce attorneys for the Japanese accused of war crimes jfore the Tar Last International Tribunal met for an hour P alUP - 245 words
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Article83 1946-05-03 1 I<" Delhi, May 2.— The Flag ccr Commending RIN Bombay tnncmnced that investigations th iJm« >,f 312 ratings out of triginally placed under restraint < tbt lebruary natal mutiny bun computed, kpty-four hove been sentenced rrws of imprisonment varying 1 M to 90 days and dismissed83 words
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Article48 1946-05-03 1 AMERICAN EDITOR SEES HIROHITO Way 2.— -Emperor Hirohito Fternoon received m audience f- Howard, editor of the New Telegram and president PPP* I (oward newspapers, for F 'n which he discussed the F the progress of the demo- fapan as being carried F General Mac Arthur's direc- UPUP - 48 words
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85 1946-05-03 1 New York, May i.—The New York Times, m a despatch from Washington, today said tlyat United States officials had indicated that tJyc Truman administration is not prepared to make additional military commitments for disarmament of illegal armies m Palestine. The British Prime Minister, Mr.Reuter - 85 words
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82 1946-05-03 1 Tokyo, May 2.— The Tokyo Provost Marshall announced today that the Japanese suspected of being Hideo Takayama, would-be assassin of General Mac Arthur, has been released as "not the man." The Provost Marshall said it was "now up to the Japanese government to produce Takayama."UP - 82 words
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Article100 1946-05-03 1 SIMLA CONFERENCE FIXED FOR MAY 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, May 2. It is now definitely learnt that the Simla Tripartite Conference is opening on May sth morning. The British Cabinet Mission and the Viceroy accompanied by their personal staff arrived m Simla yesterday, while Mahatma100 words
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278 1946-05-03 1 inj„ The tr 'P art «e talks between the Dutch ri rl f^ ,a V"I B ri ish aulh °'™<* here regarding the supp" of fi? f "S Cen,r ?L Java t0 ,he A,,ied Perimeter at the west ofReuter - 278 words
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Article75 1946-05-03 1 The Hague, May i. Professor Logcmann, Netherlands Minister for Overseas Territories, will make a statement m the Lower Chamber tomorrow on the Dutch Government's conduct of affairs concerning Indonesia. A debate on the whole matter will be held m the- Lower Chamber next Monday after theReuter - 75 words
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Article32 1946-05-03 1 Jferusclam, May i. An attempt to blow up a British destroyer m Haifa harbour was foiled today by the discovery of a kitbag with explosives m the mess of the destroyer.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article166 1946-05-03 1 Batavia, May i.— A Dutcli patrol operating on the "paradise" island of Bali east of Java —have arrested 13 Indonesian terrorists and two Japanese fugitives, according to the Netherlands news agency. In Java itself artillery fire and mortar fire has reduced the sniping of theReuter - 166 words
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84 1946-05-03 1 w asningion, may i, ins h/uitcu States State Department will give the Security Council confidential documents supporting the United States contention that franco Spain no longer constitutes a threat to worid peace, despite her wartime collabora tion with the Axis powers, it wasU.P. - 84 words
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Article32 1946-05-03 1 Berlin, May i. Marshal ot trie RAP Sir Sholto Douglas arrived by air at Berlin this afternoon to takeover from field Marshal Viscount Montgomery as Chief of the British Occupation Force.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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222 1946-05-03 2 SHE HOPES CABINET MISSION SUCCEEDS New York, April 30. Theoretically India should have complete freedom but I do not know what actually would happen if tomorrow freedom were granted, Mrs Kleanor Roosevelt said today m an interview withU.P. - 222 words
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Article127 1946-05-03 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, May. I. Mr. K. Bhashyam, Minister of I. aw and Prisons m the Prakasam Ministry who was sworn m wsurday stated at a Press conference that his first ministerial act will be the release of all political prisoners still m jail m the127 words
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72 1946-05-03 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Rangoon, May 1. It is understood the Chettiars are negotiating with the Burma Government for resumption of their legitimate place m Burma's agricultural economy. If the negotiations arc successful, the Chettiars will resume financial operations with Burma peasants which it72 words
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Article21 1946-05-03 2 Washington, May i. India, China and Europe including UNRRA countries will get some i 15,000,000 pounds of dried skimmed milk.- ReuterReuter - 21 words
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247 1946-05-03 2 Washington, A lay i. Indian officials here are vigorously protesting at the Combined Food Board proposals which would drastically cut the allotment of 500,000 tons of wheat they are seeking for May, it is learned authoritatively. Dr. V. K. R. V. Rao, Indian representativeReuter - 247 words
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297 1946-05-03 2 Washington, May i. Increased flow of goods leaving Indian ports for the United States and moving from American factories for India are foreshadowed by the United States Department of Commerce m an exclusive statement to Reuter. The statement said: "India's jute, mica, carpet, wool, skinsReuter - 297 words
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223 1946-05-03 2 Certified Cremated 37 Years Ago: Appears Now To Claim Wife Fortune London, May I. In a panelled room m the House Lords today, the closing stages of a lawsuit which began i India 25 years ago were fought out before the Privy Com to decide the ownership of an estateReuter - 223 words
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Article67 1946-05-03 2 (From Our Own Corresponiatm Madras May I. The first protlfl the Madras Ministry has to tidJeH the resignation threat oi vlfl officers. fl Revenue Minister Karant ha; fl pealed to the officers not to reMgoV this critical hour. It is maJ\ mNm take such action which67 words
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Article38 1946-05-03 2 (From Our Own Corresponnnnnm Bombay, Ma) i.— TAf*^B Congress Ministry tuncnid fl Jyonorific title n HououriUr M /?.vr</ /o *M* 'i M'«""' f,l^B />r abolished. Henceforth, i 1 fefcr ft* </ fto" /v/l r B38 words
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Article36 1946-05-03 2 London, May i.— The (n j^H of the Exchequer, Di will succeed Lord K^isJ^ J of the International l! f'J and International Bank ot R a I# jM tion and Development, w Treasury announced today ReuterReuter - 36 words
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202 1946-05-03 3 ■i May I. Attacks on British action m Creece lj a as wrdl as on the activities of the Allied occupan Japan were contained m articles appearing today Soviet periodical AVw Times. cr ,i of the scheme \j, c Malayan Union, the tReuter - 202 words
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Article132 1946-05-03 3 The Singapore Advisory Council met m a public session for the first time m the Municipal Chambers yesterday, His Excellency the Governor, Mr. F. C. Gimson, presiding. Three bills m the agenda m the name of the acting Attorney General Mr. G. W. McL. Henderson, were132 words
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165 1946-05-03 3 There is no doubt that you were m charge and had full control of the camp m the absence of the actual commandant who seldom visited the place, and if you had wanted you could have meted out good treatment and saved numerous165 words
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Article107 1946-05-03 3 kIUSSOS GANG ACTIVE AGAIN tome, May i. Five men, masked h Mack handkerchiefs and armed th har. J -grenades and pistols, seized i main transmitter of the Italian dio Monopoly last night and played i a.! known Fascist hymn ■vinezza" and praised the dead be. rhe men, who played theU.P. - 107 words
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92 1946-05-03 3 S. SLRGEANT DOES NOT WANT TOJO TRIAL kirlington, Vermont, April JO. pner M rine sergeant George Mercer kott, today sent a 1,100-word Krai to President Truman and .Messing his disbelief m the fl f< the trial of Japanese exfnier 1 lideki Tojo. I While 1 w as on Guadalcanal undeiU.P. - 92 words
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126 1946-05-03 3 In the third Magistrates Court yesterday, before Mr. Byrne, a number of police officials and detectives appeared on various charges of murder, causing grievous hurt and c.u.s.ng hurt during the Japanese regime. Some Of the accused had counsel to defend them and they made126 words
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336 1946-05-03 3 Hongkong, May i. When Sir Mark Young today resumed office as Civil Governor of Hongkong, he disclosed plans for revision of the Colony's constitution m such a way as to permit a greater measure of self-government. "His Majesty's Government has under consideration," heReuter - 336 words
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Article75 1946-05-03 3 London, May i. The constitution of the British Crown Colony of Hongkong is to be reused on a more liberal basis as soon as possible. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. George Hall, said m the House of Commons yesterday that tlx British Government was considering the means by which m Hongkong,Reuter - 75 words
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Article205 1946-05-03 3 Tea -Money In Spore IS Key-Money In H.K. Hongkong, May i. The rent racket m Hongkong has reached new heights, and Hongkong businessmen who are thinking of bringing their families back have now been warned by the Administration that it is vir tually helpless m theReuter - 205 words
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Article140 1946-05-03 3 London, May i. -Moscow's May Day parade began at 7 am. GMT today with the arrival of Generalissimo Stalin on the platform m Red Square, Moscow radio reported. Marshal Rokossovsky, former Commander of the White Russian front m the war against Germany, followed a few momentsReuter - 140 words
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1224 1946-05-03 4 Interesting Background Review B) Walter Collins, United fern Staff Cnerespnmdmt. Johannesburg, May, I— Among the various racial PrM™* confronting South Africa the most acute is that of the Indians, who number about a quarter of a million. This problem has become a live issue1,224 words
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Article42 1946-05-03 4 BRITISH SCIENTIST SENTENCED London, May i.— Dr A I Mav 54-year-old Londo,, was sentenced to ten )<xn v.tudc it the Old Ink, Jl Um P le,d,n s K ui| t v b J.^3 Mf information rcgirj mi |«MI|y to an unknown ReuterReuter - 42 words
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