Indian Daily Mail, 28 May 1946
1946-05-28
1
4
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/indiandailymail
Indian Daily Mail
-
Title Section14 1946-05-28 1 Indian Daily Mail ■rrjTv'- SIM.APOKK. TIKSDAY. MAY 2x. 1918. i^— i PRICK 10 CENTS14 words
-
458 1946-05-28 1 I [heir Lot Must Be Improved, Says Economic Adviser To Govt* Contented Labour Essential For Progress Of Rubber Industry {By our Staff Reporter V contented, well-paid and well-cared for Indian Labour is lecidedh one of the prime factors for the rehabilitation of the fl458 words
-
Article68 1946-05-28 1 I London, May 27.— The follow»jr are the lunch scores m toav > match between the Indiannd the M. C. C. Indians all out for 4,38. Hindlekar c Bartlett b Wyatt. I; not out 21 Pataudi bent, ill. 0. extras 17. Total X all out.toReuter - 68 words
-
Article151 1946-05-28 1 Colombo, May ln a personal appeal to Dr. Sutan Sjahrir, Indonesian Premier. Mr. G. de Silv.i. Minister of Health, today urged him to allocate a certain amount of rice to Ceylon U he had done m the case of India. Pr, Sjahrir recently offeredReuter - 151 words
-
Article43 1946-05-28 1 Prague. May lj\ Complete Official results m Czechoslovakia'? fir<t pos' war election reveal that the Com muni?ts ha\*e become the strongsr party m the country. *nd m combi nation with lesser Varaist groups m»v uin control of the 00 seat I Parliament.— UPUP - 43 words
-
383 1946-05-28 1 MOLOTOV WARNS.... Prerequisites For Peace Conference Anglo-Americans Must Give Up Idea Of World Domination London. May 27. M. Vyacheslav Molotov, Soviet Foreign Minister, explaining Russia's attitude at the Foreign Ministers* Conference m Paris m a press interview quoted by Moscow Radio today, said that it was increasingly clear that "certainReuter - 383 words
-
Article57 1946-05-28 1 Pans, May 27. The deputies ot tour Foreign Minister* Britain, the United States, France and the Soviet Union met at Luxembourg Palace at tr o'clock this nK>rning for the first of a series of discussions m prepara tion for the Foreign Ministers' confe' ence due to beReuter - 57 words
-
Article32 1946-05-28 1 0 0. a London, May ty Sir Francis I den Lacev, M.C.C. Secretary between 1898 and 1926 died at Warrrunstei Wiltshire, yesterd.iv, aged 86 Flags were at half-mast at lotds today. ReutersReuters - 32 words
-
Article31 1946-05-28 1 Bareilly, Miy Seven people have been killed, <>j injured and fC artSttod here since Friday night, when disturbances broke out between two croups. In Allahabad thre*- were killed m disturbances- ReuterReuter - 31 words
-
Article48 1946-05-28 1 Uklahoma City. May z?. Truman will be the 1948 Democratic candidate for the Prcsidencv, if his health remains good, and. he is willing to accept the nomination, Governor Robert S Kerr of Oklahoma said at the 8 1 f, Annual Governors' Conference held a* the Capital Building.- UPUP - 48 words
-
493 1946-05-28 2 (From Our >u I CorrcsfnnJi ut) Madras, May 26. The Congress Working Convnittee issued during the week-end a thousand word resolution criticising what the Committee considers as objectionable features m the Cabinet Mission's plan and declaring that m the absence of a493 words
-
Article73 1946-05-28 2 (From Out Own Correspondent) New Delhi, May 26. Government of India m a press communique issued yesterday explains that statements appearing m press that the G.H.Q. have evolved plans to suppress antiGovernment demonstrations are founded on gross misapprehension. Government points out that it is the army's elementary73 words
-
Article36 1946-05-28 2 London, May 2b. The Exchange Telegraph m a dispatch from Allaha- bad, India, today reported that the District Magistrate had ordered a 6.30 p.m. to 6.30 a.m. curfew m an effort to halt communal assaults. UP.36 words
-
Article69 1946-05-28 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, May 26. Both Houses of I Madras Legislature met yesterday after a lapse of seven years. Mr. SivashanIHUgllll Pillai was unanimously elected Speaker of Assembly and Mrs. Ammanaraja as Deputy Speaker. Mr. Sivashanmugam Pillai is the first Harijan Speaker m69 words
-
Article75 1946-05-28 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, May id. In order to conserve rice stocks m Madras and make full use of wheat and maize imports from outside the Madras Government have ordered a cut m rice ration to ten ounce with the remaining two ounces to75 words
-
Article71 1946-05-28 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, May 26. Bengal Government have issued orders to be m force for two months directing three former IN A men to proceed imme- j chately to their native village and report to the nearest police station. 'Jlie order has been issued71 words
-
138 1946-05-28 2 "Inter- Asian Relations Conference" In New Delhi Next Year New Delhi, May 26. Pandit Jawaharlal .Nehru, Congress leader, has agreed to be associated with the "inter- Asian relations conference" planned to be held m New Delhi early next The conference will be under the auspices of the Indian Council ofReuter - 138 words
-
590 1946-05-28 2 If Russia U. S. Remain Stubborn, Showdown Inevitable, Says Newsman Tokyo, May 26. Relations between Russia and the I B States m the Far East appear to be moving towards a n of crisis which, unless one or the other side yields. mn^j to an eventual showdown, writes Miles W.UP - 590 words
-
314 1946-05-28 3 "Churchill India's Greatest Enemy" Labour Weekly Exposes Ex PM's Attitude Towards India London, May 26. The Labour weekly newspaper Tribune ,n an article urging that it is no time for deadlocks m India describes Churchill as India's greatest enemy/ and says he still opposes, on a more subdued note, India's314 words
-
Article238 1946-05-28 3 I* iris, May 26. Deputies of the Big I our I oreign Ministers will meet tomorrow for the first of a series of discussions on the peace treaty problems which their chiefs failed to solve earlier this month writes Harold King, Reuter's correspondent. TheReuter - 238 words
-
Article112 1946-05-28 3 New York, May 26.— With the antic ending late last night oi the T hours nationwide strike by 250.000 ij men the United States today faces a renewal of the strike ot 40 .000 softcoal miners. The fortnight's "truce" for negotiations ended at midnight lastReuter - 112 words
-
Article171 1946-05-28 3 Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru has nominated the following additional members to the Indian Relief Committee m Malaya: O. AR. Arunaehalam Chettiar (Malacca), S. Seenikhatti (Ipoh), T. ST. Chidambaram Chettiar (Mentakab), Dr. N. Mootatamby (Johore Bharu) and Swami Atma Ram (Kuala Lumpur). The Indian Relief Committee m Malaya171 words
-
103 1946-05-28 3 London, May 24. By the unanimous agreement of all delegates to the international conference of agricultural producers the leader of the Indian delegation, Mr. Sardar Halubullah Khan, has been appointed head of the nutrition committee because of the importance of this subject to India.Reuter - 103 words
-
Article35 1946-05-28 3 Bangalore, May 16.— Mr. A. V. Alexander, First Lord of the Admiralty arrived m Bangalore this afternoon by a.r from New Delhi on his way to Colombo to inspect the last Ind.es I Meet ReuterReuter - 35 words
-
572 1946-05-28 3 Battle Against Hunger Will Be Lost If 1947 Harvest Is Not Biggest Ever London, May 26.-— Unless the 1947 harvest is the biggest m history the battle against hunger may be lost, declared Sir John Boyd-Orr, Director-General of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation and British Member of PariReuter - 572 words
-
Article92 1946-05-28 4 COMMITTED TO THE ASSIZES At the conclusion of the preliminary inquiry yesterday morning (before Mr. H.A. Forrer m the Seventh Police Court,) M. Tanapathy and S. Gopal, both employed at the Outram Road Prisons during the occupation, were committed to stand their trial at the neir Assizes on charges of92 words
-
Article246 1946-05-28 4 In the Fourth Police Court yesterday, Mr. R. C. Hoffman sentenced a Malay, Baba bin Dalip, to six months' r.i. on a charge of theft. On the a 7th and 28th of April, 1946, he committed theft of one gramophone, fountain pens, and clothing valued at246 words
-
Article76 1946-05-28 4 New York, May 27. Moscow Radio today announced that Russia had agreed to provide Poland with military, financial .md agricultural assistance. The broadcast recorded by the National Broadcasting System said Russia will re-equip and help train the Polish Army, extend credit to the Provisional Government to replaceUP - 76 words
-
Article112 1946-05-28 4 London, May 26. In a message of greetbtgs today to the Soviet Foreign Minister, M. Molotcn, on the fourth anniversary of the Anglo-Soviet Treaty of alliance the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bcvin, says; "We both realise tfjat m the great difficulties that arise after suchReuter - 112 words
-
Article61 1946-05-28 4 New Delhi, May 26.— The British Crown representative today announced the abdication of Sir Narcndra Shah who is Maharaja of Tehri (Garhwal) effective Monday due to ill health. He uled for 33 years and will be succeeded by his son, Tiea Manavendra Shah. 25. The state hasUP - 61 words
-
344 1946-05-28 4 Bangkok, May 26—French forces this morning crossed the Mekhong border at two points according to Siamese Ciovern ment circles here. The French forces were reported to have occupied Thabo and to be marching towands Nongkai. Siamese police forces m the area resisted. !t wasUP - 344 words
-
Article111 1946-05-28 4 London, May 26. The Rajah of Sarawak, Sir Charles Vyncr Brooke, and Lady Brooke arrived by flyingK>at it Poole, Dorset, today from Sarawak and are on their way to London by car. It was announced m the House of Commons m February that Sarawak. independent111 words
-
70 1946-05-28 4 The Secretary of State for the Colonies has sent the following telegram to H. F. the Governor-Gene-ral l "The message which you sent from Singapore has been laid before 11. M. Tfye King. I have been directed by H. M. to convey to you the expression70 words
-
Article60 1946-05-28 4 Montreal, May 27. The trial of Fred Rose, Communist member of Parliament, charged with giving away military secrets to Soviet Russia, opens here today after two postponements. Rose was named by Igor Gouscnko, cipher clerk at the Russian embassy m Ottawa, as a "recruiting agent" for a SovietU.P. - 60 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement165 1946-05-28 4 SRI KRISHNA VILAS Caterers for all kinds of Delicious Indian Cakes and Sweets. Prop. K. MATHAVAN \AIR 229, SELEGIE ROAD, SINGAPORE. MARLBOROUGH Tel. 6909. Last 3 Shows 3, 6 9 p.m. Hind Pictures present "LAHA MAJNIT (in HINDUSTANI) with Swarnalata Nazir It Enjoyed a record tmtobhg Midnight Premiere The vivid165 words
-