Indian Daily Mail, 8 July 1951
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Title Section18 1951-07-08 1 Sunday Edition Indian Daily Mail VOL. VIL No. 147. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1951. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration856 1951-07-08 1 Written On Eve Of Departure From Berlin To Tokyo In 1943 "THEY WILL COMPLETE MY UNFINISHED WORK WITH SUCCESS "-HIS LAST PRAYER CALCUTTA. July 7.—"l have married here and have got a daughter. Please have some' affection for my wife and child when856 words
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409 1951-07-08 1 COLA INCREASE WILL COST INDIA GOVERNMENT RS. 100 M YEARLY NEW DELHI, July 7.— The five-rupee increase in dearness allowance sanctioned with effect from June 1, to all Government servants drawing upto Rs. 250 per month will cost the Government Exchequer between Rs. 9 and 10 crores per year. ApproximatelyFOC - 409 words
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101 1951-07-08 1 SHILLONG, July 7.— Mr. Indra Karrta Das, Under-Secretary to the Government of Assam, was recently attacked by a visitor while working in his office this afternoon and was removed to hospital with serious stab injuries. When the unknown visitor attacked him suddenly on enteringFOC - 101 words
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Article139 1951-07-08 1 GAUHATI. July 7.— Mr. B. Aurora. Chief Administrative Officer, Assam Railway, said it was not true that shortage of wagons on tjie Assa n Link had hindered the movement of mangoes from Malda to marketing centres. "Mango traffic is moving smoothly in wagcin loads and a fewFOC - 139 words
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124 1951-07-08 1 RS. 420 m. FOR REHABILITATION OF RAILWAYS NEW DELHI, July 7.— The Standing Finance Committee for Railways met here recently under the chairmanship of the Minister for Railways to consider the programme for tihe year 1952-53 for the replacement and rehabilitation of railways holdings of rolling stock. This programme, whichFOC - 124 words
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Article46 1951-07-08 1 RAJKOT, July 6.— The Saurashtra Legislative Assembly has passed tnt Land Reforms Bill seeking to regulate relations between landlords and tenaifts. Tenants will now become occupants of the land they hold. The measure also provides for payment of compensation to landlords. GIISGIIS - 46 words
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Article, Illustration65 1951-07-08 1 PHOTO) Mr. Herbert Morrison, the Foreign Secretary, listens eagerly as Mrs. Vaughan Williams, a relation by marriage of the composer, reads his hand. No prophesy about a forth-coming election was uttered, but the Minister was tela he had a "good hand whieh showed a clever brain you don't like toA.P. - 65 words
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435 1951-07-08 1 NEn DELHI, July 7.— lndia's Damodar Valley Corporation has completed three years of its existence. Conceived in 1945 and now well under way, the project is an amalgam of eight storage dams, ten 9%nn™ £\V C i £ftss' with an installed capacity of 240 000GIIS - 435 words
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Article364 1951-07-08 1 NEED FOR OPPOSITION TO CONGRtSS STRESSED TRIVANDRUM, July 7. The Socialist Party, which extended its activities to Travancore-Cochin early in 1948 and has now organised district, taluk, and local units throughout the State, held its first provincial convention here recently, Mr. Madhu Limaye, Joint Secretary ofFOC - 364 words
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Article62 1951-07-08 1 KHATMANDU: Thc Interim Government of Nepal have appointed Prof. Kulnath Lohani, Home BacreUuy, and Col. Subarna Shumsher as Election Commissioners td Bjgpare for and conduct election to *M/k Constituent Assembly. Under the interim Constitution, ejections to the Constituent Assembly arc to be held on adult franchise, "ftiF.O.C. - 62 words
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Article2175 1951-07-08 2 IN ancient times, the Jews figured prominently in the history of the Middle East, notably Assyria. More often than not, they were the target of the wrath and ambition of Assyrian monarchs who used to victimize, captives and transport them to distant lands. The book of KingsGIIS - 2,175 words
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Article, Illustration1055 1951-07-08 2 K. R. SRINIVASA IYENGAR - K. R. SRINIVASA IYENGAR by A FTER a fallow period in the 18th and early 19th centuries, the Indian literature reacted agreeably and fruitfully to the double impact of modern science and the civilization of the West. Bengal, of course, ied the way. Rammohan Roy and MichaelGIIS - 1,055 words
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Article371 1951-07-08 2 KashmirSportsmen's Paradise J^ASHMIR provides sport of every variety to holiday-makers and tourists. Big game, small game and fish are found in plenty and there are several delightful spots for golf and swimming. The northern mountainous areas of Ladakh and Gurez are the regions which attract the big game ounters. InGIIS - 371 words
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162 1951-07-08 2 Indo-American Association Formed In Calcutta CALCUTTA: Indo-American Association was inaugurated at a meeting held at Bijay Manzil, Alipore, recently. Maharajadhiraja Bahadur of Burdwan, Presidentelect of the new association, was in the chair. The object of the association would be to promote goodwill between citizens of India and the U. S.F.O.C. - 162 words
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Article, Illustration1617 1951-07-08 3 Reuter's Century— The Story Of A World News Agency REUTERS, the world's leading international news agency, is celebrating its centenary on July 11 this year. "Reuters' Century" (published by Max Parrish Ltd.. London) is the story of this news agency's evolution in those 100 years since Julius Reuter, its founder,Reuter; USIS - 1,617 words
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Article823 1951-07-08 3 T'HE PAKISTAN Citizenship Act came into force on April 16, 1.951, after being passed unanimously by the Pakistan Parliament on April 9. In addition to denning tne requirements lor citizensmp oi Pakistan, tne Act pro /ides tnat Pakistan nationals will have axe status of Commonwealth citizen* and823 words
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Article798 1951-07-08 3 TN imminent danger of a largescale invasion of locust swarms from western side. India has made full preparations to fight the winged menace. Four hundred workers were trained to fight locusts in 1950 and another two hundred were trained in Jodhpur (Rajasthan) in April, 1951. SPECIESGIIS - 798 words
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Article117 1951-07-08 3 INDORE: The District and Sessions Judge of Indole, Mi. Amarnath Sehgai on June 25 sentenced co death two employees of the Mal-*-a Mill, Indoie when he delivered judgment in what is known as the Joshi Murder Case." Three other employees of the same mill were sentencedF.O.C. - 117 words
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1156 1951-07-08 4 CZTLONNEWZt SINHALA SABHA ASKS U.N.P. TO ACT ON ITS RESOLUTIONS COLOMBO: After passing a series of resolutions touching many of the important questions of the day, the Sinhala Maha Sabha wound up its whole-day annual sessions held at Madampe recently with a request to theFOC - 1,156 words
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918 1951-07-08 4 CEYLON PARLIAMENT PROCEE DINGS: SIX-YEAR PLAN OF GOVT. "HAS BROUGHT RESULTS" 'WE HAVE DELIVERED THE GOODS,' SAYS MINISTER COLOMBO: The President of the Senate (Sir Gerard Wijeyekoon) presided when the Senate resumed its debate on the Address of Thanks last week. A number of resolutions were postponed and SenaV»r D.FOC - 918 words
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