Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 14 November 1944
1944-11-14
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Title Section125 1944-11-14 1 The Syonan Shimbun Aircraft Captured In Liuchow Sector LIUCHOW. Nov. If, (Domei |—Nippon forces, in <ii ration against enemy defenders of Liuchow airfield which fell into Nippon hands on Nov. 9, captured two B-24 bombers, two P-40 fighters, nine automobiles, one antiaircraft gun. one q'lirk-firing gun, one machine t,un and125 words
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670 1944-11-14 1 ON THE Kwangsi Front, Nov. 12. (Domei)— lmperial Nippon forces on the China continent have finally reduced Kweilin and Liuchow bringing to a climax their new continental operations which were launched only six months ago from670 words
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85 1944-11-14 1 TOKYO, Nov. 13. (I)omeil— The "Kamikaze" Special Attack Corps assaulted enrmv transports in I rytp Gulf on Nov. and sank two large transport*, each of 10.000 ton*, and set on (ire and heavily damaged seven others. Dai Ilimyei announced at 5 p.m. today85 words
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Article335 1944-11-14 1 WORST OF THE SPECIES THE WARNING that effective measures will he taken against those unscruplous and callous enough to profiteer an foodstuff* during and alter a period of emergency, such as an air raid, is most welcome. It relieves to a considerable extent the anxiety felt by the public335 words
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Article, Illustration118 1944-11-14 1 THE late President Wang Chingwei. when hp was closely collaborating with Dr. Sun Vat-sen. paid several visit* to the then Singapore and helped in planning and organizing the Chinese Revolution which v.as successfully launched in 1911. While in Singapore. Mr. Wang lived with Mr Lim Nee118 words
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302 1944-11-14 1 LISBON, Nov. 12. (Domei)— V-l and V-2 attacks on Antwerp have caused severe damage to I dorks and harbour installations, according to the German News Agency. The Agency said that I in order to prevent the spread ing of reports on the extent of302 words
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Article, Illustration495 1944-11-14 1 Reichsfuehrer Hitler Praises Nippon As "Truly Heroic 1 DECLARES ISOTHUSG HILL EVER BEJSD DOW IS GERM AM BERLIN. Nov. 12. (Dom^i) —"Germany's great ally, Nippon, has viewed the battle from the very first day hi what it is—as the final battle for lta existence—and since then, Nippon has been fighting495 words
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364 1944-11-14 1 NANKING, Nov. 12. i Domei t In a statement minouncing the death of President Wang Chingwei. the National Government of China today pledged that entire China will act in conformity with the late President Wang's wishes, and exert itself for the successful consummation of364 words
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Article90 1944-11-14 1 TOKYO. Nov. 13 (Dome!) Dai Hony^i announced at 4 pm. M follws: "Chief war results ascertained up to noon Nov. 11 in our iperatioruj for the reduction ot Kweilin are: 5.66!) enemy dead counted while 13.151 troops were taken priaonri by oui unit*. "War baoty includea90 words
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266 1944-11-14 2 MANILA, Nov. 12. (Domei) —The Tribune editorially declared that the fall of Kweilin and Liuchow, two strategically important enemy bases in south-western China, "has brought to a crescendo the continental campaign of an unprecedented scale which had been pressed forward266 words
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92 1944-11-14 2 liEADED by a Nippon official, the Second Party sent by the Sndcnhan to entertain the Mala! and Indian settlers in Bintan-to has Just returned here aLer a very successful tour, lasting about fortnight. Leaving C.onan on Oc l. 27. the Party visited Tanjong92 words
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354 1944-11-14 2 By Syonan Shimbun Staff Reporter WITH the only exception of rice, which Is also grown expensively, the Chinese agricultural settlement of New Syonan has n ached a high degree of self-sufficiency as It enters iho 10th month of its establishment. Everyone of the354 words
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Article, Illustration1136 1944-11-14 2 GRAVE MALARIA DANGER ALSO STRESSED A STRONG table, oter which a blanket could be hung and atop which mattrew or mattresses should be placed, iy recommended by a reader as a solution of the air raid shelter problem of1,136 words
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196 1944-11-14 2 MANILA, No?. 12. (Domei) Akiyoshi Tajiri. Nippon Minister to the Philippines, in his first interview since his return to Manila, declared that the gallant fi;ht mad*: by Nippon army and navy omcer« and men on all fronts, particularly against the American196 words
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193 1944-11-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 10. (Domei) —The reaponsib'lity of local teachers in educatin? the children of today to understand the real significance of the Greater Er^st Asia War, especially at the present i decisive stage of the hostilities, was i emphasized by Ueut.-Geneivl Shotaro193 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous145 1944-11-14 2 Today's Syonan Radio 6 p.m. new* flashes In Malai. Taml, Cantonese and English; 6.15 p.m. Syonan local hour followed by the next day's program summary: 6".30 p.m. news in Nlppon-Oo for beginners; 6.40 p.m. story veaolnq for Malai children entitled 'Wak Ketok" by A. Samad; 7 p.m. news in Malal;145 words
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