Indian Daily Mail, 5 June 1946
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Title Section15 1946-06-05 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 11. No. 98. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. Jt'XE T>, 1916. PRICE 10 CENTS15 words
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299 1946-06-05 1 Protest Against Government Action: Latter Unrelenting Colombo, June 4. Nearly one million Indians m Ceylon are staging a one -day strike today as a protest against the Ceylon Government's action m serving quit notices on 400 Indian labourers and their dependents who hadReuter - 299 words
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Article113 1946-06-05 1 HARBIN 'S CAPTURE IMMINENT Nanking, June 3. With seven Nationalist columns driving to wards Harbin, the second largest city m Manchuria the nearest three miles .away the .City's rapture is expected hourly. Strenuous Communist opposition is predicted if Government troops attempt to push north of Harbin to Tsitsihar. The CommunistReuter - 113 words
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192 1946-06-05 1 BURMA GOVT. MAINTAINS STUFFY, OLD FASHIONED IMPERIALIST ATTITUDE. SAYS LABOUR M.P. London, June 3. The British (idvernment has asked .Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith, (Governor of Burma, for specific information on (he activities of iacoila armed bandits renderintr parts of that country unsafe —Mr. Arthur Henderson, Undersecretary for Burma, disclosed m theReuter - 192 words
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Article71 1946-06-05 1 CRICKET— LATEST Southampton, Juni 4- rUmpihire wen chH foi 14^ their 211J innings against the Indtai tourists. The remaining scores read: Bailey Ibw NbnLui. •»!> Dean not out, 1; Knot' b Mink id, o; Heath h H.i- Ekfims <v Bvcs, one leg bye no-balls. Total 142. Indians' 2nd Innings: MerchantReuter - 71 words
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Article289 1946-06-05 1 Singapore, Tuesday: A cable has just been received here from Shanghai by Kishore (hand, exINA officer, stating that his 73--year-old father Nanak Chand, Chairman of the Indian Independence League, Shanghai branch, has been acquitted of collaboration charges by the Chinese Supreme Court and that Nanak (haulReuter - 289 words
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Article129 1946-06-05 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, June, 4. A United Press of India message from London says the long-awaited official report on the Malayan campaign, culminating m the fall of Singapore, is being shortly submitted to the War Office. The report is compiled by General129 words
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176 1946-06-05 1 London, June Russia im plied strongly today during the unprecedented assault on American foreign policy that it con sidered President Truman's anti-strike bill and other congressional restrictons on Labour a part of a plot against world peace. Moscow Radio denounced tin American anti-strike legislation andU.P. - 176 words
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Article, Illustration510 1946-06-05 2 I First Critical Analysis Of Cabinet Mission's Efforts (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras. June "lntrinsically and legally interpreted the Cabinet Plan seem* to me to be a brave and frank document. Nevertheless, official interpretation would appear to be different from popular," says Mahatma510 words
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196 1946-06-05 2 The Mahatma and Pandit Nehru Express Sympathy With, S.A. Indians (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras. June The anti-] Indian policy m South Africa is condemned by Mahatma Ciandhi writing m his "HarijaiT. "South African Indians are bearing i beav) bufden which thc\ m well abk M discharge. Satya&raha* the mightiest196 words
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Article30 1946-06-05 2 Capetown, June 3. The Alatic land tenure and Indian representation Act which recently passed through both Houses of Parliament was signed by the (iovernor-General today and is now law.- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article67 1946-06-05 2 New Delhi, June 3. Military permits are no longer necessary for entry into territories controlled by SI:AC. according to to ortlci.ll announcement from the War Department. These territories comprise Malaya, British Borneo, including Sarawak, and the Netherlands East Indies. All future applications for entry intoReuter - 67 words
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Article79 1946-06-05 2 Bombay, June 3. India's crack express, "The Frontier Mail," was Md up by a tiger for two hours. When the station porter went up the platform to give the line clear signal he noticed the tiger on the Vtif. The train slowed down and blew its whistleReuter - 79 words
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101 1946-06-05 2 RUSSIA DOES NOT WANT INDIAN SETTLEMENT NOW "-RAJAJI MjJrjs, June 4. Mr. C. iO/<iy^opalachan, tesJimg Congress membtt m Madras. ws4uli a ttgtemcni yesttf* day that be hopes no one uill he misled b} the Kuisitn propagswii tgsmst the Labour Government mission m India. lie sa/J that Russia Jon not uantU.P. - 101 words
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Article26 1946-06-05 2 Jerusalem, June J. Genera Alan Cunningham, High Commit I sioner and Commander-in-C H Palestine, today received I«w Husseini, chairman of the Palestim Arab Higher Committee. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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453 1946-06-05 2 London, June S. About 235,000 tons of cereals were shipped to India m May and over 200,000 tons have already been arranged for shipment m June said the Tnder Secretary for India, Mr. Arthur Henderson, m reply to a question byReuter - 453 words
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543 1946-06-05 3 t vv York, June 1. Siam will ask the TNO Securin Council (0 miervene m the French -Siamese dispute "if French attackio fl fl the Mekong river continue," Mr. Konthi Suphamongkhon, Sianu'^e hief of the Foreign Office division of western political affair-, toldReuter - 543 words
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282 1946-06-05 3 China's Civil War— if Discontinued-Will Bring Greatest Catastrophe Ever To Nation New York, June 4. Commenting on the civil war m i hjna, (he New York Herald Tribune said yesterday that If the present fighting continues and spreads, the Chinese peoples will be compelled to endure a catastrophe even moreU.P. - 282 words
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388 1946-06-05 3 Rangoon, June 4. A shortage of elephant* k one of the factors hampering recovery of Burma's timber industry. During the occupation the Japanese removed to Siam about 1,000 of the 6,000 elephants used for hauling timber. The Timber Projects Board, whichReuter - 388 words
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Article, Illustration89 1946-06-05 3 Washington, June 3. President Truman has accepted the resignation of Mr. Edward Stettinius as United States' representative to the United Nations Organisation, it was officially announced. The announcement was made only four hours after Mr. Stettinius had left a White House conference at which both the PresidentReuter - 89 words
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115 1946-06-05 3 CONGRESSMEN URGE INDONESIA QUESTION FOR UNO CONSIDERATION Washington, June Ten Democrat members of the United States Congress have written to Mr. Edward Stcttinius, representative at UNO, urging "that the question of Indonesia be placed 00 the agenda of the United Nations Security Council tor immediate consideration." A letter said thatReuter - 115 words
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Article84 1946-06-05 3 CHIANG CONFERS WITH MARSHALL Nanking, June 4. hiaiig K.nshck mh\ Madame Chiang returned to Nanking today by nr iur conferences with General George Marshall «»n the prospects <>f halting the hincye civil w,ir. Marshall conferred for tui noun kh)i\ with i ommunisj General (.hou I n lai. The prospects forU.P. - 84 words
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588 1946-06-05 4 Madrid. June 3. The Allied Control Commission for Germany, whose representatives m Spain work m the former German Embassy on the Avenida del Generalissimo, here, has not >et been given full juridical recognition by the Spanish Government. This meaty that, althoughReuter - 588 words
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Article269 1946-06-05 4 C. M. HOUGHTON CHARGED Alleged to have dishonestly retained certain property belonging to the Custodian of the Enemy Property, Ceasar Marie Houghton appeared before Mr. Paul Storr m the First Police Court yesterday to answer to the charge. The articles vi question Wttt So second-hand carpets of269 words
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146 1946-06-05 4 176-FOOT FLAGPOLE SITTER HAS A BUSY DAY CWjor/ow, Ohio, Juvc y.— Marshall Jacobs lyad a busy day perched atop a 176-/00/ flagpole yesterday. He took a bath, had 1 isits from his girl-frit nd and his dog, and Wm in/cniniid by reporters hi o helicopter. The inter m v fromU.P. - 146 words
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Article62 1946-06-05 4 On the request of the French Government restrictions on trade between Malaya and I rench Indo-China, as I result of the trading with the enemy legislation, should be relaxed. The gentral question of trade with Indo-China is under active consideration. Meanwhile, specific licences for private transactions62 words
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193 1946-06-05 4 "YOU LET YOUR RACE DOWN" JUDGE TELLS THREE TOMMIES 'Going into people's bouse and putting them m tear and locking them up m a room i^ a serious offence. You are .1 disgrace to the Forces. on not only let your Unit down, but you let your race down tot>,"193 words
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