Indian Daily Mail, 25 November 1946
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Title Section16 1946-11-25 1 Indian Daily Mail v «l. 11. No. 245. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1946. PRICE 10 CENT>16 words
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176 1946-11-25 1 Acharya Kripalani In His Congress Presidential Address Says "We Will Forget Britain's Wrongs If She Makes Amends And Withdraws H r Yoke From Our Necks' Nov. 21.— 1t would be India's own fault missed the goal of freedom. India needed unity, the and most176 words
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473 1946-11-25 1 Outlining India's relations with Burma and South Africa, he India is determined to main.md develop good neighbour relations with Ceylon. Ceylon and have a common destiny. Cut <»fT from India, Ceylon stands m danger <>f being swallowed upReuter; AP - 473 words
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Article222 1946-11-25 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) utta, Nov. 24.— Non -Muslim iates boycotted the Dacca rsity Convocation on Friday toss disapproval of the policy renter Burroughs who pred. -Muslim professors. Acade)uncil members, and invitees tly stayed away222 words
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Article58 1946-11-25 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, Nov. 24.— The Services Committee of the Calcutta Corporation has appointed Major-Gen-eral A. C. Chatterjee of the INA, as the Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation for five years on a salary of Rs. 2,000. The appointment is subject to approval by58 words
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Article35 1946-11-25 1 Washington, Nov. 24.— President Truman, who returned to Washington by air from his Florida holiday yesterday, reports on arriving here that he expected to hold conferences during the week-end on the coal strike situation ReuterReuter - 35 words
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130 1946-11-25 1 Nehru Reiterates His Allegation Against The League New Delhi, Nov. 24.— Pandit Nehru, Vice-President of the Indian Interim Government, expanding his statement that the Muslim League "has been endeavouring to establish itself as the King's Party m the Government" said his remarks referred to the policy publicly proclaimed by theReuter - 130 words
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151 1946-11-25 1 Nehru-Viceroy Correspondence Released Meerut, I niter Provinces. Nov. 84. The terms under which the Muslim League entered the Indian Interim Government are made clear m extracts from letters between the Viceroy Lord Wavell and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, VicePresident of the Indian Interim Government, released here yesterday by Pandit Nehru. InReuter - 151 words
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442 1946-11-25 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Nov. 24.— Mr. Jinnahs statement that the League would boycott the Constituent Assembly has produced strong reaction m Congress circles. The Working Committee examined position on Friday ni^ht and though no formal resolution was adopted, members opined442 words
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Article42 1946-11-25 1 Washington, Nov. 24. It was learned authoritatively that the government plans to recommend fines of $200,000 daily against the Lnited Mine Workers and John L. Lewis personnally, m the event ne is found guilty of contempt of the Federal District Cour UPUP - 42 words
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1065 1946-11-25 1 Perpetrators of 1942 Atrocities Must Be Punished, Says Pandit Nehru Meerilt, Trtited Provinces, Nov. 24.— Pandit Nehru, VioePrtsident of India's Interim (iovernment demanded punishment for the British and Indian officers concerned m the 1912 troubles when he addressed theReuter - 1,065 words
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Article81 1946-11-25 1 Loncion. Nov. 2*k. Mr. Malcolm MacDonaici. Governor-UeiuTal ul Malaya, arrived by air m London today lot consultations with Colonial Secretary. Mr. CreecnJoues on the new constitution vi Lin 1 Malayan Union. Keuter. London, Nov. 24. Comniuaisl parlies ol five continents will hold a "communist empire conference daring tfeCUP - 81 words
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Article85 1946-11-25 1 Amsterdam, Nov. 24. The Dutch Lioeral Parly 01 fieedom" Iright Wing) adopted a resolution ai ttye meeting last night condemning lie Indonesia agreement negotiated m Java by the Dutch Coaunig.sion -General. The Commission, declared trie reftolutipn. "had ioriCited the trust of the Dutch peoplft" u.iid n ceeded Its powers. TheReuter - 85 words
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Article57 1946-11-25 1 London, Nov. 24- Under thfl leadership of the former Prirxi^ Minuter, Mr. Winston Churchill, vii organisation foe the promotion of a United States ol Europe may be formed shortly. Mi Churchill would not comment today on reports that he wai niviuim suppor for the project lrom prominent. public men "ofReuter - 57 words
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761 1946-11-25 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Monday, Nov. 25, 1946. MEERUT CONGRESS A FTER a lapse of six years, the Indian National Congress has now met at lleerut. Durirm the six years, the Congress had bee: ing a bitter struggle against the British Raj, a struggle m which the entire nation had761 words
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488 1946-11-25 2 Dismissal Of Leaguers From Interim Government SWARAJ REDEFINED TO INCLUDE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EMANCIPATION OF THE MASSES Meerut, Tinted Provinces, Nov. 23.- The resolution whi-h v iMMi Pandit Nehru. Vice-President of India's lateris mont, to ury:e the Viceroy, Lord Wavell to withdrawReuter - 488 words
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Article139 1946-11-25 2 New York. Nov. 24. In the face of bitter opposition India withdrew her proposal Saturday to take the administration of western Samoa from New Zealand and place it directly under the United Nations. The Trusteeship sub -committee then approved by 13 to 0 with four abstentions,AP - 139 words
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171 1946-11-25 2 New Delhi, Nov. 24. Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan, the Finance member m the Interim Indian Government and Muslim League member, said thai he could not allow the statements at Meerut by Pandit Nehru, Vioe-Fresident of the Interim Government to go unchallenged "inasmuch as they171 words
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151 1946-11-25 2 New York, Nov. 24.— The Muslim League's two travelling representatives Hassan Ispahan and Begum Shah Nawaz, told Reuters on their return to New York yesterday from a tour of the far west California and Arizona that they had delivered this message to the American audiences:151 words
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Article138 1946-11-25 2 New York. Nov. 23.— Hassan Ispahania and Begun Shah Nawaz, members of the Executive Council of the Muslim League and Mubarek Ali Khan, President of the India Welfare League, arrived m New York last night by air from San Francisco after a speaking tour throughReuter - 138 words
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Article90 1946-11-25 2 New Dplhi, Nov. 23. Mohammed /*U Jlnnah, President of the Allrn??ia Muslim League, m a statement hi i i today appealed to Fieldirshal Lord Wavell, Viceroy, "to step m and take effective measures for the relief and rehabilitation of about 150,000 Muslim refugees m Bihar90 words
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161 1946-11-25 2 Colombo (Air Mail) The State Council is to be shortly asked for a supplementary vote of Rs. 4,744.04. The amount has been claimed by the Crown Agents from the Ceylon Government for the return air passag-e of Mr. G.C.S. Corea the then MinisterReuter - 161 words
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Article282 1946-11-25 2 London, Nov. 24. The future of the North-West Frontier and the visits made to that area recently by the Viceroy, Lord Wavell, and i .m..it Nehru are discussed m the latest issue of the influential political and financial London weekly "Economist." "Lord Wavell has doneReuter - 282 words
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85 1946-11-25 2 Ceylon To Take P art In Asian Conf e rence Colombo, Nov. 24 i Ceylon participating Asian Relations first of its kind-whi<h between February 1 next year m India, at a meeting of th< of Ministers. The Board agtt quest of the Chain, ganising Committee ence for represents should beUP - 85 words
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Article74 1946-11-25 2 Lake Success. Ncv. -The crucial debau ment of Indians m S which provided three tense discussion m thi last week will be resun Monday and is exp nue on the next day Many of the dele-:., tlmated their Intention The Indian deleft: taken an active panReuter - 74 words
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Article20 1946-11-25 2 Bucharest, Nov. 24. lists emerged on Saturri.. strongest single party ol eminent bloc In the new, Rumanian Parliament seats. APAP - 20 words
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Article937 1946-11-25 2 British Politicians' Reaction To Pandit Nehru's Pronouncement London. Nov. 21. Pandit Nehru's speech and the Congress resolution indicating the likelihood of a future India Republic on socialist lines has aroused great interest m British political quarters but some members of Parliament at this stage reserveReuter - 937 words
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Article29 1946-11-25 2 GOVERNOR OF FR ANCH INDIA Paris. Nov. 24 I Governor of From! India, arrived Saturday Paris by plane from ernor Baron Is to &a the development of relations. APAP - 29 words
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Article, Illustration832 1946-11-25 3 "We Want To See India Jemocratic, Happy Contented' 1 ,lelo d ?nd£°« V f £r£22 ffer We <« h Socialist Government) uk to India of her freedom and complete self-government ■7hT?«uSr y Mr. Herbert Mo'rnson. Lord S H^hTwAH"Reuter - 832 words
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655 1946-11-25 3 New York, Nov. 24. The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. V. M. Molotov, renewed his attack Friday on Britain and the U.S. for maintaining troops m friendly countries, and asked for an immediate troop inventory, writes Max Harrelson, AssociatedAP - 655 words
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178 1946-11-25 3 Hong Kong, (Air Mail)— Some 20,000 Chinese destitutes, street sleepers and squatters of semi-de-mobilised houses, are today menacing the health and security of Hong Kong. With a view to devising schemes for the care of these destitutes, the three Chinese representatives or the Legislative CouncilReuter - 178 words
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Article, Illustration1254 1946-11-25 4 Mr. Thangamani .Reveals Local Authorities "Sinister Attempts' To Break Labour's Unity Speech At Farrer Park Meeting RESOLUTION DEMANDING ABOLITION OF MALAYAN INDIAN CONGRESS' LABOUR SECTION PASSED Singapore, Nov. 1\. "You form the backbone of any nation «,r society. Your potentiality lies m your unity and solidarity. Any attempt at disrupting1,254 words
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145 1946-11-25 4 Government has accepted with gratitude an offer by a Chinese gentleman (who wishes to remain anonymous at present) to provide a number of scholarships tenable at the Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur, for educating boys m poor circumstances. He will provide $800 per annum to pay tuition145 words
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577 1946-11-25 4 Shanghai.— With Wang Ching-wei, puppet Nanking Government president- dead and his successor Chen Kung-po executed, the Chinese still are eager to bring Henry Pu Vi before their war crimes court. Much resentment was felt by the Chinese over theU.P. - 577 words
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101 1946-11-25 4 Hongkong, Nov. 24.— Sir Henry Blackall, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court has requested the Hong Kong press not to publish the names of jurors because there were several cases m which they were unwilling to return a unanimous verdict for fear of reprisalsAP - 101 words
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61 1946-11-25 4 REST HOUSES AT TAMPIN AND GEMAS RE- OPENED The Government rest houses at Tampin and Gemas have now been opened on a limited scale. Two bedrooms have been furnished m each rest house and meals are available. Unless camp kit is brought it is advisable to book well m advance.61 words
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286 1946-11-25 4 H. E, The Governor will present the King's Police Medal for conspicuous gallantry to Chief Inspector D. W. Dale and Inspector F. C. Pestana. at a Police parade at the Police Training School. Thomson Road, at 8.30 a.m. on Tuesday. Nov. 26. The following286 words
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182 1946-11-25 4 PANDIT NEHRU'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED AT MASJID TANAH Pandit Jawanarlal Nehru's birthday was celebrated with great eclat by the Indians of Lubok China and Bungel Bahru m the district of Alor Gajah, on Nov. 14 at the Cinema hall,, Masjid Tanah. Among the various items were: prayer for the long life182 words
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197 1946-11-25 4 Colombo (Air Mail). The textile position m the island is growing worse. Switzerland which has been exporting considerable quantities of cloth to Ceylon has now informed importers that future exports to Ceylon would be considerably curtailed. To alleviate the situation, Government has taken activeReuter - 197 words
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Article93 1946-11-25 4 DANGER TO ABORi GIN| "NEGLIGIBLI K> Canberra, Nov. 24 cost to Australia ol ment of a rocket A£3,000,000 while nance charges will *ame figure, Mr. J. ier of Defence Reconstruction, told Representatives The Salisbury tory m South Au.v reversed for work with the range wh. beReuter - 93 words
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