Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 29 March 1945
1945-03-29
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Title Section16 1945-03-29 1 The Syonan Shimbun NO. /26 THURSDAY. MARCH 29. KOKi 2605. SHOWA 2O SUBSCKLPIIOJV $10 PER MONTH16 words
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Article71 1945-03-29 1 A LONE B-29 aircraft, which appeared over Syonan island yesterday (March 28) morning on reconnaissance, was strongly believed to have crashed after it was intercepted by Nippon Army fighters and heavily damaged. The damaged enemy bomber was last seen by Nippon land units nosing downwards over71 words
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Article351 1945-03-29 1 Editorial THE latest development of the war situation in the Western Pacific, namely the creation of a new fighting sector in the Ryukyu Group, need not cause any alarm, for the results confirmed to date of the interception of the American task force c:early indicate that351 words
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210 1945-03-29 1 Rvukyii Warfront TOKYO, March 28 (Domei)—ln death-defying body-crash-ing attacks against the enemy task forces which bad been attacking Ryukyu Islands since March 23, ten planes of the Nippon Army Special Attack Air Corps, commanded by Captain Anzai, Tuesday afternoon instantaneously210 words
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188 1945-03-29 1 TOKYO. March 28 (Domei) About M) to 90 carrier bas-?'- 1 planes raided south-eastern Kyushu .ibout 4 40 p.m. -vjay One group co.i" sting Of 7U to 80 planes aopea^.l iver Miyazaki prefecture whils W odd planes raiOea KA9KBUM Prefecture. This latest attack188 words
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Article25 1945-03-29 1 About 20 enemy B-29's came over Syonanto in groups at about 1 a.m. today (March 29) and flew away by 3.30 a.m.25 words
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204 1945-03-29 1 Tokyo, Man... 28 (Domei)... A force of B-29 heavy bombers from the Marianas again raided Northern Kyushu late last night, according to a communique released by Dai Honyei at 11.30 o'clock this morning. The communique revealed that ten-odd enemy Super Forts were204 words
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101 1945-03-29 1 Lisbon, March 27 (Domei)...That the United States, despite is "liberation" claims, actually entertains no intention of granting independence to the Philippines, today was indicated by American Secretary of Interior, Harold Ickes, in an interview with the Press, according to an American dispatch. Ickes101 words
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246 1945-03-29 1 Tokyo, March 27, (Domei)—Gen. Jiro Minami will be President of the new political party, the Dai Nippon Seijikai (Political Associa tion of Greater Nippon), which will be formally inaugurated next Friday, March 30, it was learned here today. Gen. Minami, one of246 words
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122 1945-03-29 1 Lisbon, March 27 (Dome!)— Declaring that there is a dangerous shortage of blood plasma supply at American frontline bases in the Pacific, Admiral Royal E. Ingersoll, American naval commander in charge of the Pacific Coast, on Sunday issued an urgent appeal for more blood122 words
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250 1945-03-29 1 THIIIPPINES FRONT. Mwfe Y» (Domei)—While fighting M t* northern Luzon from was cha«\i; terlzed oy enemy feelei thrush against ;»tra^gic Dasoi ,f th: u~iacallo Mountains and in the Zam Kanga sectoi on Mindanao Island, Mppon uiaMiiC forces tttW infiltration tactics, incci-santly making250 words
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94 1945-03-29 1 Lisbon. March 27 (Domei)— Moving to prevent any stoppage of American coal production owing to labour differences American Secretary of Interior, Harold Ickes. has decided to request coal mine operators and members of the United Mine Workers Union to extend their current94 words
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94 1945-03-29 1 MACASSAR. March 27 <Domei> —On the occailoi. of Tencho Setsu which falls on April 29. the Celebes Labour Board will Lssue certificate? of commendation v> leading citizens ho have rendered meritorious services to 3overnmen' and distinguished themselves in labour work during the Dast one year.94 words
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Article, Illustration98 1945-03-29 2 The work of the Auxiliary Police is fast becoming more and more important, and in view <»f this the headquarters of the Auxiliary Police has successfully organised a Wonun's Corps. This Corps i» composed of women whose work consists of offering food and rendering first-aid daring an emergency. Members ol98 words
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163 1945-03-29 2 LISBON March 27. (Domei) Aga Khan well-known Muslim leader and universally known horseracing enthusiast. In an Interview at Nairobi Kenya, where he is now on a visit' today expressed the conviction that the people of India are the only ones who can so'v?163 words
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Article98 1945-03-29 2 PONTIANAK. March 27 (Domei) —The Hrm crop of is now being Harvested from the 500 hectares of padi-fleld* opened up in the juneles of Singkaws by the local inhabitant under the guidance of Nippon agri cultural experts. It is anticipated no Ipss than lw> ion s will98 words
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Article85 1945-03-29 2 LYRIC-WRITERS of Syonan ar^ now being asked by the authorities to compose words for a march to further encourage and heighten th? fighting spirit ot the thousands of Malaian youths whe are today in the auxiliary armed forces of the Nippon Army. Handsome prizes to be presented85 words
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Article36 1945-03-29 2 MR. tfAMAMURA. manager, rhoda Gumi Labis, recently donated $1471 to the Indian Independence League, Labis sub-branch, towards the Frontline Soldiers' Comfort Fund The amount represents contribution* from the staf! •md labourer* including Chinese36 words
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339 1945-03-29 2 THOROUGH CHECK-UP BEING MADE T"E AUTHORITIES are putting into effect the Mai Fmolovment Restrict on Ordinance in accordance with in SgaCnists from the various Police Stations and are fii n» nn those coming within tne scope of thp Ordw n. t oMii339 words
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127 1945-03-29 2 SINGARADJA. March 21. <Dome>i) --In Us third year cotton production in Lesser Sundas is expected U, be increased by some 40 per cent provided, however the weather remains favourable Compe^nt observers anticipate a Harvest of six piculs P" he<?«^ th'i year is a«ainst127 words
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Article55 1945-03-29 2 MALACCA. iCtftl 26 <DcmeijThe Nomuka officials recently conducted an inspection >>t school-gar-dens, and 16 schools In nil 'r'the S^ate of Malacca q'lallfleJ in certificates of merit pranTd by the Malacca Government tor the best school gardens. The judges took into consideration the general condition, layout, and variety of55 words
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Article48 1945-03-29 2 A GENERAL meeting of Field and Track Section of the Syon«n Sports Association will be held nt the clubhouse.at 6 p.m. on April 5 to elect office-bearers for the year. This meeting will be followed imipediately by a similar meeting of the Basket-ball and Volley-ball Sections.48 words
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194 1945-03-29 2 LISBON. March 27 (DomeivBritlsh Under-Secret ary of State for Dominion Affairs. Emrys Evans, today sought to shift the blame for racial discrimination in many parts oi the British Empire to the trnj governments, claiming that su?h matters fell under domestic jurisdiction over which the British194 words
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120 1945-03-29 2 LISBON March 27. fDomeii—A Reuter message from Washington today states that American officials consider the oossibiliry of an anti-Axis clcthing and textile shortage almost serins as the current food crisis—so mr.ch so. that textiles are likely to t?nk high In the forthcoming discd&eions u> Washington120 words
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Article44 1945-03-29 2 NG—SONG: The marriage ostwecn Mr. Ng Kirn Chye second son of Mr. and Mrs. Ng Chor Kai of Segamat to Miss Song Siew Ens. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Song Kirn Puay of Syorian will taKe place on Sunday, Ist April. 260544 words
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Article85 1945-03-29 2 LOW—On March 29, 2605 at 8 a.m. (T.T.) at his residence. No. 60, Boat Quay, Syonan, Mr. Low Long Thenß of Chop Tiow Soon, aged 71. He leaves behind his wife, 3 sons. Low Hung Seah, Nam Yeo and Suan Eng, 3 daughters-in-law, 4 daughters, 4 sons-in-law and 1885 words
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Advertisement525 1945-03-29 2 SYONAN FOKUBETIi SI NOTICE NO 24 Re: Renewal of Licence for the manufacture of alcoholic drinks, sale of alcoholic drinks, and tbe manufacture ot cold drinks. Licences foi the above businesses should ac renewed as follows:— 1. Period for Renewal of Licence: March 20th to March 31st, Showa 20. 2.525 words
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