Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 27 March 1944
1944-03-27
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Title Section23 1944-03-27 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. WO. 4ft MONDAY. MARCH 27. KOKI 2604. SHOW A 19 SEVEN CENTS23 words
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288 1944-03-27 1 BY A DOMEI MILITARY COMMENIATOR TOKYO, March 24.—Despite serious losses in manpower as well as material resources during the five months since the landing on Mono Island last October, and in the fighting on Bougainville Island in the Marsh alls area,288 words
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Article, Illustration432 1944-03-27 1 BY A DOMEI MILITARY COMMENTATOR TOKYO, March 24.—Our offensive against the enemy position in Torokhja, Bougainville Island, is a wedge driven into the vital link in the chain of enemy positions stretching in the direction of Rabaul with which the enemy432 words
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Article774 1944-03-27 1 A SOURCE of considerable gratification to the Chinese is the granting of-decorations by Tenno Heika to Chinese officials and leading personages in recognition of their services to promote Sino-Nippon relations. The denotations have bestowzd great honour not merely on the recipients individually but on the Chinese nation774 words
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200 1944-03-27 1 BY STONAN SHIMBUN REPORTER THE IMPORTANCE of agriculture in wartime was emphasized by Mr. Lim Cheng-pang, Council Member cf the Oversea-Chinese Asrociation, at the Malai Gekijo on Saturday evening whan a meeting was held to give encouragement lo agricultural workers. Mr. Llm was200 words
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177 1944-03-27 1 BY SYONAN SHIMBUN REPORTER DESPITE threatening weather condition', a large crowd of Ceylonsse gathered en the field facing the Indian Independence League, Syonan Branch, on Saturday evening, to confirm th?lr desire to stand by and support Subhcs Bose and the Indian Independency League, and be177 words
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Article618 1944-03-27 1 Domcl. AT THE FOREMOST FRONT in Burma, March 25.—The Nippon and Indian forces,which wiped out the British 17th Division in the gorge of the Manipur River, have crossed the border and are continuing to advance618 words
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466 1944-03-27 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, March 24.—The tremendous losses of naval vessels and transports suffered by the enemy in the six sea and air battles off Bougainville Island have begun to tell on the enemy's efforts to keep up466 words
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Article174 1944-03-27 1 I Domei. A NIPPON FRONTLINE Bate in India, March 2^.—The offensive for the cnnihilft.on of the enemy's 23rd Division will soon be launch-' ed by the Nippcn forces in the Imphal Plains, into which the battered British division stampeded alt?r being: squeezed by twj conversing174 words
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179 1944-03-27 1 THE GROUNDS of the Church of th Good Shepherd in Bras Basah Road was tho scene of the departure of the ninth batch of Catholics ior Fuji Village, the Catholic Farming Settlement, in Bahau. Numbering 162, the batch comprised of mostly Eurasians. However,179 words
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Article143 1944-03-27 1 Dotnel. TOKYO, March 25.—Tomokazu Hori, formsr spokesman cf Joho Kyoku (Board of Information), passed away at his home here yesterday mcrning following ,a prolonged illness since last summar. He was 48 years old. The late Mr. Hori was appointed Consul-O'-neral in Nanking in September 1938 and143 words
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Article603 1944-03-27 1 Dotnei. TOKYO. March 25.—The Rikugun Sho (War Ministry* at 2 pm this afternoon announced thn promotion of Captain Nakakszu Ozaki by two full ranks to Liiut-enant-Colonol, in recognition ot his m?ritarious services as cc inlander of a Nippon flgnter squadron in China since April. 2t>o3.603 words
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145 1944-03-27 1 THE GRADUATION ceremony of the flrst-t3rm students of the Suisan Shurenjo (Fisheries School) of the Ma ai Suisan Shikenjo (Fisheries Experimental Station) was held on Saturday morning at the school premises in Tanah Merah, Kat:ng. The graduates, who weie recommended by the various provincial145 words
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Article, Illustration41 1944-03-27 2 The settlers of Bahau—now named Fuji Village—entertained members of the Syonan Shimbun Inspection Party to a concert. These pictures show the entertainers, and a section of the larg gathering: present.41 words
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975 1944-03-27 2 Endau Scheme Among Most Outstanding Works TWO YEARS after its establishment—to render the fullest co-operation of the Chinese community here towards the Nippon Military Administration in this island—the Syonan Oversea-Chinese Association can today look back with justifiable pride at the975 words
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Article, Illustration462 1944-03-27 2 Abakan Gives Masterly Display: A Game Loser HIGHLIGHT of the boxing at the New World arena, Saturday night, was the fighting and masterly display of Little Abayan (107V2 lb.) against Tiger Aman '116*2 lb.) when they clashed in the main event over 12 twominute rounds. Abayan, who lost on462 words
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Article, Illustration210 1944-03-27 2 A RECORD gross gats of $5,000 was realized from the charity soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday between Pasir Panjang Rovers and Cosmopolitans. A fine game resulted in victory for the Rovers by three goals to nil. Sponsored210 words
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1703 1944-03-27 2 BY SYONAN SHIMBI'.. STAFF REPORTER INFORMATION on questions of general interest to all would-be settlers in Fuji Village (Eurasian Catholic Settlement in Bahau) was supplied by Bishop Adrian Devals and those assisting him at this settlement, when they met Mr. Thomas1,703 words
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