Indian Daily Mail, 8 May 1946
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Title Section16 1946-05-08 9 Indian Daily Mail ,.JT pTTl. No» 74- -1 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY B, 1946 PRICE io CENTS.16 words
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149 1946-05-08 9 Hague, May 6.— Members of the Lower House LjfcD itch Parliament today aeo^ed the Government of L g nconstitutional" and unwise m the negotiations X Dr. Sutan Sjahrir of the so-called Indonesian >'•■ Zgt were debating last 's .statement on theReuter - 149 words
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124 1946-05-08 9 ia. May 6— lt was authoritatively reported today tl British Government will order the withdrawal of IBi h and Indian troops from Java before the political i -a m order to force the issue between the Dutch id I nesians to a head. iove fails to124 words
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Article30 1946-05-08 9 May 7.— (Cricket tershire were all out i- Innings: Mankad 1. ckson, i; Merchant not .iudi caught Perks, b. \rnarnath not out, 1; total. 4* f^ )r l30 words
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Article144 1946-05-08 9 Batavia, May 6.— Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru has sent the following message to Dr. Sjahrir, Indonesian Premier: "I learnt through the Press that you haw been good enough to offer to send 500,000 tons of rice from Indonesia to India to relieve famine conditions here provided theReuter - 144 words
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Article24 1946-05-08 9 Cairo, May 7- -All British troops are to be withdrawn from Egypt, according to a statement issued by the British Embassy this moraine.- ReuterReuter - 24 words
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98 1946-05-08 9 ON GROUNDS THAT IT IS INEQUITABLE UNFAIR Washington, May 7.— India has informed the Combined Food Board that she flatly rejects the tentative Ma\ wheat allocation of a little more than one-tifth of the originally requested 500,000 tons, it was learned authoritatively last night.Reuter - 98 words
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Article77 1946-05-08 9 Simla, May 6.— After a tWO hour session of the round-table conference this afternoon it was officially announced tlyat the delegates would not meet again until Wednesday afternoon "to giic the parties an opportunity to think oier and discuss the points raised.'* The morning sessionReuter - 77 words
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Article62 1946-05-08 9 New York, May 7.— The New York Times this morning prints a long cable from Simla on the adjournment of the British Cabinet Mission's talks with Indian representatives with the sub-heading "Mood Is Pessimistic." The cable says: "There has been an atmosphere of gravity here and the announcement of adjournmentReuter - 62 words
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45 1946-05-08 9 GANDHIJI SEES VICEROY, CABINET MINISTERS Simla, May 6.— Mahatma Uonom had a talk with Field Marshal Lord Waiell, Viceroy, and the Cabinet Mission ben tonight at Viceregal Lodge. His visit followed tbs conference of the Cabinet Mission and representatives of Congress and Moslem League.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article35 1946-05-08 9 London, May 6.— Cable and Wireless Limited announce that the 1,520--mile cable between Singapore and Hongkong has been restored to service after being m Japan©* bands from January, 194-- md tlu> rrcnder of Japan ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article142 1946-05-08 9 Manila, May 7.— The wai damage bill sponsored b> Senator Millard Tydings which was recently signed b\ President Truman is not expected to yfcld any money to cither the United States Government or the Philippines it was disclosed today. The office of High Commissioner PaulUP - 142 words
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58 1946-05-08 9 Hatavia, May 6. The Indonesian police have arrested two Japanese and three Indonesians alleged to have killed three Australian war crimes invest igators near Buiten/.org hill station south of Batavia, last month, the Indonesian "Ministry of Information" an nounced today. The announcement said theReuter - 58 words
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Article92 1946-05-08 9 New Delhi, May 6.— The Indian AfWy, now fully mobilised against the country's latest and most deadly enemy the threat of famine— -is tapping every source to help rehe/i the shortage of food m India. The Army has put several mon thousands of acres ofReuter - 92 words
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Article74 1946-05-08 10 rretfomdi Madras, May 6. LieutI he Central IN Relit tl meeting i i) P**d tribute C bandr* Bose for h sense itriotism and organising capacity. v ,i nid Boat b\ baa djniwir Jpm- nluscd the rank and tile of IN nrith i new spirit ot natatnilimii,74 words
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110 1946-05-08 10 THOUSANDS GATHER TO PAY LAST RESPECTS TO DESAI Rom Our ()u a r tUondent) Bombay, May 6.— With the Concress tricolour flag at halt mast and a iarge gathering of mourners shouting (ongress ilogane, the body of Bhulabhai Desai who died early this morning was taken out at 10 o'clock110 words
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57 1946-05-08 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, May 6. The urgency tot setting up a Provisional Central Government with full powers and charging it with convening of a constitu-tion-making body, and the need for parliamentary statute declaring freedom of India, were stressed by C. Rajagapalachan. former57 words
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Article48 1946-05-08 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras. May 6. Sir Archibald Edward Nye and lady Nye arrived m Madras this morning from Bombay and later Sir Archibald was sworn m as Governor of Madras. The newly-elected Prakasam Ministry is meeting the new Governor and Lady Nye today.48 words
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Article82 1946-05-08 10 Jerusalem, May 6. Three hundred shouting veiled Muslim women, carrying banners with the words "\i'c will not give up land which has been watered with the blood of our ancestors," demonstrated here this morning at Jaffa Gate after a protest march through the narrow cobbled streets ofReuter - 82 words
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414 1946-05-08 10 Racial Problem In South Atnca Must B e Tackled As World Issue 'Indians' Appeal To Marshal Smuts Like Cry In The Wilderness" Bombay, May 7.— ommenting on the problems of Indians m South Africa, the Bombay Momino Standard recently declared m an editorial that these problems are based on twoU.P. - 414 words
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Article73 1946-05-08 10 Bombay. May. 7. Thirteen track* loads of mustard and other oilseeds which were being- smuggled into Rewa State by Allahabad merchants ir collaboration with Patr.a merchants were intercepted and confiscated b> Rewa State Police at Patna. tayi I Free Press Journal report. It is estimated thatU.P. - 73 words
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Article124 1946-05-08 10 Delhi, May ..—Siieral polsttcm txdet who had escaped the country when the British wen after them hair returned to India after an appeal uas ma.L to tl. Viceroy iarly laA February, These exiles had evaded omti and had left the country for Afghanistan and Arabia and124 words
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Article30 1946-05-08 10 Tokyo, May 6. Goinda Menon, i Crown prosecutor for the Madras High Court, today arrived with junior [counsel Krishna Menon m order to serve m the war crime trials.- U.P.U.P. - 30 words
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Article, Illustration99 1946-05-08 10 BOMBAY MINISTRY'S 5- YEAR PLAN FOR PEASANTS BOMBAY PREMIER Bombay. May 7— l. creasing the product u m Bombay Ploria i under, says a report fn Horr.bay. The new Ministry r:r its attention on pre. g pea* with additional facilities. Tr% G ernment proposes to lupply fa| with fertilizers ar.dU.P. - 99 words
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247 1946-05-08 10 Moscow, May 6.— The Soviet Press toda\ to British and American newspapers for having M inti adedl help the enemy" during the war and at the renewed their strong criticism of U. S. Secret Sti James Byrnes and HenryU.P. - 247 words
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898 1946-05-08 11 tl I FT A TRAIL OF BRUTALITY, MURDER AND PILLACE „T hC: r Death Will Not Mean Loss To Country," says jap news agency Recalls Dream Of Jo-Prospenty Sphere May b.— The Japanese militarists headed by General s satellites violated the sacred codes898 words
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173 1946-05-08 11 ENORMOUS VOLUME OF CONSUMER GOODS FOR CEYLON mamma, May 7.— \n enormou* \olume of goods, the heaviest on record for many sears, has been ordered by importers m Ceylon m thelast four or fhe months from the t'fcited Kingdom and the United Slates of America. The order> ;ir<' M h<UP - 173 words
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144 1946-05-08 11 Bombay, May 6, Giving evidence at today 9 hearing of the Commission ot Inquiry into the mutiny ni lhe Royal Indian Navy personnel m Bombay m Icbruary, an Indian i itnu named I«mU mi the commanding officers usually spentReuter - 144 words
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Article90 1946-05-08 11 Sydney, May 6. A placard demanding "Quit India" uas exhibited behind a party of Indians at a May Day rally here yesterday m which some i <5,000 trade unionists and oi er 500 members of the Communist Party took part. Indian seamen carried a banner withReuter - 90 words
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71 1946-05-08 11 Cleveland, May 6.— Miss Man Amelia Codv, 7. former luadmistrcs* oi the Methodist Girls' School, Sing.v pore, died here today. Miss Cody a former Method Ist tm> sionary served m the Philippines. Japan and China. She was on of the first American teachers to be sQntU.P. - 71 words
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215 1946-05-08 11 Rangoon, May 6.— Physical training units are drilling with dummy rifles and Bren guns m a number of districts, and m one district similar drilling is taking place with live hand-grenades, according to a statement issued today by the Burma Government. Declaring that such drilling isReuter - 215 words
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62 1946-05-08 11 COMMUNIST LEADER SUGGESTS NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FOR NOVEMBER Nanking, May 6.— The China Daily today uid that the Communist leader Gen. Chou Ln Lai, suggested ihtt the national assembly should be convened m November, but the negoti.itoi of the Shao 1 l/c Government hilicves that the assembly should be held beforeU.P. - 62 words
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438 1946-05-08 12 Andaman Spy Case "During (lit- past fertnighl the Court ha> HtMTC a very remarkable itory of how the Japanese Foroei m the Andainaii Ifclands, fearing lor the inhabitants' lo\alt> toward.* them, uerc constrained to take certain measure> to find438 words
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Article42 1946-05-08 12 It is intended to de-eontro| salt m Singapore with effect from May 20th. After th.it dire there will be no more issues of sdt on the ration and purchases may be mule free!) on the open market, lays m official Press release42 words
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146 1946-05-08 12 le,ur civilian Japanese m the cm pl 0) oi the arm\ were brought up for trial m the WtK Crimes Court yesterday for having been concerned m the beating, torture and maltreatment of Suppiah. Manappa, and Ramaswamy, civilian residents of Port Blair, during the146 words
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Article65 1946-05-08 12 The Hague, May 6. The Dutch Nazi leader, Anton Mussert. is to be executed by shooting tomorrow morning Oil Waalsdorp plain near the Hague, the Dutch evening newspaper "De Ti|d" said tonight. It was announced early today Queen Wilhelmini had dismissed the relatives' appeal against theReuter - 65 words
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Article32 1946-05-08 12 Washington. May z. Tht Army discharged 289,000 men and women during last month, bringing the number of thou returned to eiulian bt> unce the < >/./ of th Euroj it or to 7.0-4.000.— U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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160 1946-05-08 12 Mr. McKerron Likes Cocos And Christmas Is.— Because Of Their Scotch flover! At a Press conference yesterday, Mr. P. .1. B. MCKerron, the Colonial Secretary, Singapore, who recently returned from his visit to the Cocos and Christmas Islands gave his impressions about the Islands. The main purpose of the visit160 words
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88 1946-05-08 12 S\dne\. Ml) 6. Pandemonium b,.»ke out at S\dne\ Town Mill tod.n during a meeting oi 2.000 citizens when amid cheering, heckling, catcalls and tree tights, the nia|orit\ ot the audience appro\ed motions protesting against continued hold-ups oi foe>d and essential materials. h was s.ud88 words
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92 1946-05-08 12 COMMUNISTS RUSHING REINFORCEMENTS TO CHANGCHUN Nanking. M.v <*.— lt was authontativelv reported here that the Chinese Communists are rushing reinforcements to Changchun from Harbin and occupying the railw i\ between Kirin and Changchun. The battle m Kungchulin— belic\cd to be- the key to the possession of Mukden— is reported stillU.P. - 92 words
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Article37 1946-05-08 12 Peiping. Ill) S.— An MC-; transport plane assigned to llv to Changchun to bring back the five American correspondents stranded there was unable to take off tod.n owing to I punctured twe received on the run- U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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