Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 12 March 1945
1945-03-12
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Title Section109 1945-03-12 1 The Syonan Shimbun Fierce Figliling In Meiklila Area A NITPON Base in Ccnfv.il Burma, Match 10. H>om«v Nippon forces »t dusk on Match 8 counter-attacked an enemy unit at a point off the Mardalay-Rancnon ;ioad In in? Meiktila ar?a, and knorkrd ■tut or set ablaze nine mediumirpr tanks, and one109 words
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276 1945-03-12 1 TOKYO. March 10 (Home!) nith the Imperial Army and nation completely united in their burning patriotism to safeguard Nippon's inn qu and glorious national polity and to defend their sacred soil from enemy invasion fighting jointly against the enemy, "we276 words
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100 1945-03-12 1 LISBON. March 8. (Dotnei) M&;or-General Patrick Hurley American \mbassador to Chun; king, and Lieut. Gen. Alb?*'. Wedemeyer. Command?r-ln-Chiel Df tVe American Force? in China *ho arrived in Washington a few da\s ago. today conferred win American President Roosevelt at thWhite House for 30 minutes, accoulins100 words
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Article374 1945-03-12 1 FRENCH INDOCIIIX\ ENTIRE East Asia supports Nippon in the measures she has taken to ensure the security not only of French Indochina but, through 1 of all couniiles within the orbit of the Co-Prosperity Sphere. At this decisive stage of the War of Greater East Asia, the unfriendly acts374 words
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81 1945-03-12 1 SYONAN Defence Headquarters announced at 1 p.m. today: "From 10.40 a.m. to 11.50 a.m. today about 40 B-29's came over Syonan in groups and dropped bombs on the islands southward of Syonan and into the sra. Damage suffered by our side was quite slight.81 words
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196 1945-03-12 1 A NIPPON Base In the Centra Pacific, March 10. (Domei)— Fierc? fighting raged unabated all day long yesterday on lwoojima In the wak< of enemy attacks on main N ppon portions in the northern section o* the Island on Thursday, the day before. Enemy carrier-borne196 words
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156 1945-03-12 1 RANGOON, March 9. (Domei)In a statement issued on the occasion of the third anniversary of the entry of Nippon forces in'o Rangoon which fell yes+erdav. Thakin Un. Burmese Minister of Publicity and Propaganda, assund the Nippon people that the entire Burmese nation not only156 words
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Article336 1945-03-12 1 BERLIN. Morch 9 (Eo'.nei)— The German High Commanr announce 1 that several German combat grouna both s-ides of Lake Balaton In Hungary after breaking through into the main bat le area of the Soviets, drove the Fed forces out of several strongly fortified sections of the front.336 words
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308 1945-03-12 1 BANGKOK. March 10 tDome*) —Three -paint proposal* of the Nippon GoTernnent to Thailand on measures to rope with the new situation in French Indochi.ia have been arrrpled by Prem rr M«jor Khoanc ApliaJwon* and Foreign Minister Sri Sen Sombat Sir) last night in conference308 words
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165 1945-03-12 1 TOKYO, March 7. (Dorael)—The War Ministry today announced that TENNO HEIKA ha* been informed of the granting of citations by the respective '■orrmanders to the Osaaa Storm Un.lt, and Sub-Lieutenant Takaaki Kiyogane tor distingulsheo services rendered in the lwoojima fighting and in the165 words
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323 1945-03-12 1 NIPPON BASE IP the Phtlppine Frou*. Marco 9. (D.>mc:> Fighting on the LWI front centered in the Morons sector, east of Manila, where the Nippon forces were engaged in tt-?rc? h&nd-to-hand battle with the Arrencan forces which started to attack Imperial positions with323 words
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138 1945-03-12 1 New Political Party's Aim To Ensure Attainment Of Victory Kobayashi TOKYO. March 8. (Dome*)— With Premier General Kuniak: KoLso voicing the warmest ana strongest Government support 'or the projected new political p« rty. Admiral Seizo Kobeyasha leading sponsor of the movement la an aodress declared the new politic*, party to138 words
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269 1945-03-12 2 SOLEMN rile* a« the War Mem n.ial on BakU TbnaJi Heightt anrt ct thf Syonan Shrine at flaybieak. IMitlripatcc In by both Nippon Nationals and leaders of <"• Ttr|©us local -ommunities In memory of (he itailant warrior* o( the Imperial269 words
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154 1945-03-12 2 HANOI, T larch 9 <Domeii— Due to the skyrocketing commodity prices. unlv-TSiti«s and colleges in Kunming City are finding it dtfnrult to meet expenses for thair upkeep, according to in'ormation reaching here from Rrnmlng. It is disclosed that to make up for the154 words
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370 1945-03-12 2 TOKYO, March 10 'Domei,_Nippon '^rres w:r? obliged to take measures to defend Indochina linglj igainif the enemy because ot failure of t; ie local ftmcb authorities to translate into action the spirit of common def>iic*»370 words
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333 1945-03-12 2 LISBON. March 8. iDomei)Brit.lsh Secretary of State for IndU I^opolrt S. Amen1 revealed that the Government of India ha* b««n defeated six times during the present budget session of the Legislative Assembly today when he wa>«' nsked by Reginald Borensen labourite,333 words
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101 1945-03-12 2 LISBON March 9 (Domei)A nesting to the fx 'fmo difficult>'• United Sires Marines ir* undergomf on l.voojima. a Washington dirpttch staled that 5.000 surgical masks mn rushed to Iwoojima lo protect Ihi Marines from sulphur dir and volcanic ash. Volcanic ash U one of101 words
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77 1945-03-12 2 Independence Mo ve Taken In Indochina HANOI. Mar-.h inomcii I allowing a MMttag of represenla lues of \.<rn)iis local independ- oi.re party ot'jMn.tutions in Tonkin Province held hero, it was decided to establish an asso« iation to i'ipiovisionallr known as the National Federation of Tonkin whlili has for its objeotivp77 words
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136 1945-03-12 2 BYONAN March 9 'DomoM Providinu another opportunity .'or local youtlis to take up UhkMtrill training, the Syo'mn IndiLstriai School Ls at present enrolling a newbatch of students for lt« regular research nnd ivto-enginceiiiu '■ourses which are scheduled 'o commence en April 1. Forty136 words
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169 1945-03-12 2 TOKYO. IIUCk 9 iDomrii With the ofo'Jrot of further strengthening UN home front, the Wartime Scientific Engineering Research Institute to study ways and means for bri»fcir»>: new useful inventions which otherwise might pass unnoncd to 'he nttention o' Government MM been established Although169 words
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805 1945-03-12 2 ONE of the moat intemting tstablishmenus in Syonan today ja the Naval Construction and Engineering Training Centre, situated amidit ideal surroundings, where limited but selected number of Malai youths receive a course af training with the object of pnparinj; ASM805 words
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175 1945-03-12 2 RANGOON. March 9 (Dcnr-i Io commemorate the third anniversary of ihe entry of the Nlpoon f>ire.s imi Rangoon, a ma*s Wily >f Buddhist priess of all na iona!ties, inrludinK those or Nippon. China. Thailand. Ceylon and !nd", iva s held this afternoon at tlie175 words
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Article59 1945-03-12 2 A NTPPON Bp-p 1" the Cenh-*1 Pnr'flr. Mnrrh If). (Domeii)— Nionon naval ir.fllt^tjon parties on thp niphf. of \TarHi ft rur^r'se-attackTl froun of rn^^v patrol b'vp*'- ot>er»Hn% fn voters so"th of Palau. Follnwinsr henvy encfl"eTn»nt 'nstin? nore than an her the "'•>emv nut to rout arH beat59 words
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Article100 1945-03-12 2 THE dpath occurred after a brl»f lllnes... of Mr. U. S. de SUva. aged 58 years, on Sunday, at 5.30 a.m. at his residence No. 106. Orchard Road. The deceased, a nephew m th 3 late Mudaliyar B P. de Bilva. has been well-known in the jewe'lprr trade for100 words
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Advertisement207 1945-03-12 2 DOMESTIC nCCURRFA'CFS ACKNOWLEDGMENT MR V. VENAYATHAN VAN TAYAR. of 45. CAMPBELL LANE 'enrirrs hLs heartfelt (hanks to his friends and relatives who sent wreaths and attended the funeral rf his wife, the late Mm. Pethavee Ainma1. which took pace on Mar. o. 2605. at the Hindu Cemetery. S.vcnan. WANTKD A207 words
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