Indian Daily Mail, 23 April 1946
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Title Section14 1946-04-23 1 Indian Daily Mail No- 6i. 1 SI\(;.M'()KK 111 Sl)\Y, AI'RM, 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS.14 words
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Article271 1946-04-23 1 Practical Effort To Beat Famine: 2$ Million Bushels Wheat For Export Washington, April 22. The United States went on short bread rations today. The cut in wheat consumption wa> ordered by the Government as part of a worldwide elFort to beat Oil" the wor>t famine threat in theReuter - 271 words
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Article378 1946-04-23 1 I J V o jap Deserters Reported Leading Gang That Ambushed Australians April 22. incidents between Indonesian extreUlied troops continue to be reported from several j at Kill a k a S tern Celebes) have Dutch police de- which five tiK-m-I ere killed, one wounded •vReuter - 378 words
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Article158 1946-04-23 1 (From Out Oun Ctnnptudeui) Madras, April 12. The Madras Congress Legislature Party, which Mras due to meet yesterday for the fourth day, adjourned without transacting any business and is meetin toda) again. No r-.pK has been received from the Congress President. Maul.tna Azad, to a telccrim sent158 words
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Article52 1946-04-23 1 Ww York. Apr. ii.r-HoHand require oil, petrol, coal, machine t<x>k and agricultural products worth between B7S^X»^OO tO I'HK>.«H.(..(HM» tO earn out this year's reconstruction program, Hendrik Van Dutch minister of commerce, said here recently. Holland 1- expected to be iHe to export textiles, bulbs, chemical supplies, ceramics,52 words
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Article131 1946-04-23 1 Tokyo, April 22. -The Japanese Government this afternoon at an extraordinary session of the Cabinet decided to ItagH in an effort to stabilise llic political situation, Baron. Shidehan immediately went to the palace to hand the resignation to the Lmpcror. The Cabinet's resignation COOK* within a fortnightReuter - 131 words
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100 1946-04-23 1 U.P. London, April 22. An England. Singapore .nr Mrvice opened tod.n whtn .1 York aircraft left Lyneham, Wiltshire, at 0600 GMT for Singapore the longest ftcheduled lervice <>i R.A.I'. Transpoci Command. The new tervicc is daily and will cover the distance in three days, four hours.U.P. - 100 words
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73 1946-04-23 1 Bogota, olumbia, April iz. A valuable archaeological discover) "f Indian weapons and utensils antedating the discovery of America has been made in Bolivar State, the Ministrj of Education announced. The relics given to the national Archaeological Museum, were found near the towns of Corezal andU.P. - 73 words
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Article40 1946-04-23 1 Berlin, April 21. The newspaper Dor Jurier has reported tli.u 40 year oIJ M.is Schmeling will resume Ins ring career at the end of May meeting the present German heavyweight titleholder Walter Neusel at ll.nn--1 burg.- U.P.U.P. - 40 words
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293 1946-04-23 2 Congress In Suspense, But Very Hopeful (From Our Own Correspondent) The Cabinet Ministers left Delhi on Friday for Kashmir ,n a brief holiday and they will return on Apr. 24. It if clear they realise that so long ai Mr. Jinnah does not retile from the293 words
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202 1946-04-23 2 Malayan Government's Responsibility For Local Indians' Welfare Stressed (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Apr. 22. An appeal to UNRRA to render help ro Malayan Indians is made l\v the Hindu in an editorial. "Private communications received by friends and relations of people marooned in that now hopelessly inhospitable colonv show202 words
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110 1946-04-23 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Th? League Congress coalition talks in Bengal have failed. The Congress Party made four conditions for joining the coalition: firstly, the League leader was asked to issue a statement allaying the fears caused by speeches in the recent League legislators' convention;110 words
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Article57 1946-04-23 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Great panic is reported to be prevailing among Hindus in the Bhopal State following the N.nv.ib's statement regarding Pakistan. F.xodus of I lindus is going on and also desecration of temples by Muslims reported. The Hindus arc observing a hartal for the57 words
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Article143 1946-04-23 2 THAT'S THE QUESTION (From Our Own Correspondent) What will the Cabinet Ministers do next? This question all India is asking now. It is believed the Cabinet Ministers immediately on their return to Delhi from their holiday will start another round of informal contacts with the143 words
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Article99 1946-04-23 2 Suggesting a solution for the Indian deadlock, Brailsford, famous British writer, says Britain must tirst make clear to the League that power will be handed over to the most widely representative Government that can bt formed. Even if the League stands aloof this government will take office99 words
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50 1946-04-23 2 NOT WANTED BECAUSE THEY PRAYED TOO LOUDLY Brooking, South Daki>ta, Apr. 21. The trmiret of Brooking* South Dakota church haie a<kcJ for an injunction to prci cut Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. McMillan from attending church iftvicts. Tbt couple shouted "rfmc/" too loudly and too often,, the tftuifti *aid. U.P.U.P. - 50 words
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Article36 1946-04-23 2 (From Our Oun Correspondent) Madras, Apr. 22. Owing to rice shortage, the Madras Government, it is learnt, have decided to introduce .1 ban on serving rice "iddiliej and dosais" in hotels.36 words
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Article29 1946-04-23 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Policemen in Dacca -struck yesterday protesting against non-fulfilment of their demands tor better conditions. The strikers marched through the I city shouting slogans.29 words
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Article57 1946-04-23 2 HANGMEN STRIKE (From Our Own Correspondent) Bengal, Apr. zz. l>u/uatif .\itualum h reported to hair arisen in Bengal follounr^ a strike />1 hangmen. Man\ esses of execution arc [)ct?(l/ng. Rationed at iuo pairs \o each buyer a consignment of fifty dozen pairs of nvlon st(xkini;s was sold out in oneReuter - 57 words
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191 1946-04-23 2 CEYLON'S POST-WAR DEVELOPMENT HINDERED Colombo, April 22 fhj Ceylon Governments'i 1 rti to find work for the [si unemployed and at the saiae time get on with posi ..r development, are handicapped by wape demands and M go slow" tactics. Mr. J. L. Kotelawala, Chairs „f the Board of MinistersReuter - 191 words
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Article, Illustration116 1946-04-23 2 NO NIGHT LONG DANCE FOR PRINCESS Windsor (h>njon) Apr. zo.— (UP) Princes Elizabeth h zo t<>morrrtu hut there u til he M Rail at Wimdtm Castle tonight. kin° George put a firm parental f(»t Jouu on the twimceit hi;h->pniteJ plan for a htrtbJa\-eie Ball, Jtcording to uell-'mforvuJ CtfSlfc tourcet. TheseU.P. - 116 words
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176 1946-04-23 3 Soviets Claim No Postwar World Organisation Possible Without Them 21.— Moscow Radio blunilv declared today ■rtant question concerning the postwar world i can be decided without rhe Soviet Union, or to it." .ken review of and accompurope, a Krepokesmaa icthe creation of a tu< and political bloc of leadership runn-U.P. - 176 words
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Article134 1946-04-23 3 At j Meeting of the Council of the Central Indian Association of Ma!a\a, I I is decided to revive its activities ind with a view to bringing it into tine uith the changed situ.ition in the country, a sub-committee was appointed to draft amendments to the r134 words
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199 1946-04-23 3 Americans Eat More This Year Than Ever Before Apr. zz. Americans mav eat more food this ftU than ever before but sonic supplies will be "substantially below demand, it wj« reported recentlv bv the department of agriculture. It forecast a civilian diet larger in quantm md at least as goodU.P. - 199 words
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Article47 1946-04-23 3 \pr, xi. SixtyfourI \ft ;;//vr o/ ParliaH > crnon h trying /./('j o/ /At' f<NM^ pmh.i'!.l \uj by In ing on diet of 1.000 calorm florin Ih'loh the required to maintain \[a')or started tbh Kperi- vi UerJsy but be u \u Int diet con- ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article47 1946-04-23 3 .Manila. Apr! i -Copra is expected to flow from thi- Philippines in a heavy volume during the last ha.f of t] ii year at the rate of 80,000 tons per month, resulting in the production in the United State* of 314 million tons of cocoanut oil.- ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article46 1946-04-23 3 Vpril iz. Mure than of wartime t.i\ evaaon ing black market •a under in\ estiga- investigation by the wiry. And these the surface" authori- Officials slid thit ild recover better chan j i half of dollars In the ►47, m unp.ud revenues. U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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751 1946-04-23 3 Internal Political Scene In Korea 2 TktJ is the seamd M a series of roundup articles dealing with the internal political scene in Korea -and rsprnally that of thr American occupation zone. By Palmer IJoyt, Jr., United Press Staff Correspondent. Seoul, April 21. Following establishment of Amcrtican military government inU.P. - 751 words
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Article46 1946-04-23 3 Brockton, W«f. Apr. ii.—Wbem thieves broke Mo Joseph Freemati \bop here t*4 ttoU money, rig<§rettet, tmd cigsrs, Freemsm'i >l»z Rover tie pi umndly. />»/ Rovet wti n» the /"A. When the police trrived be woke nh tnd refused to lei them enter.'- U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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537 1946-04-23 4 Communists Charge Americans With Aerial Activity Against Them Chunjjkinj?, April 21. -Chinese CommunHtt charged today that American planes strafed Communists in the SzpniL'kai area April 17 and 19 and that on April 19 one nlane was shot down carrvine an "American >oldier.'' f— These report > came a? the ChineseU.P. - 537 words
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62 1946-04-23 4 JAP TEACHER SAID DEMOCRACY A SIN SACKED Tokyo. April 22. /iv nnira Command km ordered tbt dismissal of a Japanese school teacher uho told kk cla» that democracy; uuv "a </>;." He said In- uoulJ be "handed and killed" by the occupation forces before be would gfttf up hh militaristicU.P. - 62 words
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Article68 1946-04-23 4 I rom Tuesday, April 2;rd, at the Information Centre. Bata Building. North Bridge Road, an exhibition will be open to illustrate the development of the Civilian Departments during the period oi the B.M.A. The charts and graphs based on facts supplied b> the Department! have been68 words
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110 1946-04-23 4 The following have been elected member! of 1 committee to manage the football lection of the SingaporeIndian Association: Hon. Secretary: Mr. P. Ramoo: onvenor: S. R. P. Naidu: and Messrs. A. Sankaran, S. Ntrayanatamy, M. Balasubramankn, \l. Ponnutamj a;id P. Suppiah. Will all those interested in110 words
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62 1946-04-23 4 SUGGESTION TO USE CONGRESSMEN INSTEAD OF GOATS Jacksonville, A/ii. iz. \<>jt breeder? animation incensed at the disclosure that mil />, uhJ o>: tin Jnpy m the Bikini Atom bomb /nh hi-n i imggestem that instead tome Congressmen L\ used. Good ;i<>dt* ari too \otrce t the bteeden tMed ht proUU.P. - 62 words
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Article36 1946-04-23 4 MdSCOW, Apr. I.ici: r.-C u-n. Mik.io Uemura, former ommander of the 4th Kwantung (Japanese) Army, committed suicide in a prisonit dt w.ir camp on Mar. n, according to a Pravda correspondent in the Faf East.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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147 1946-04-23 4 Russia Protecting Herself From Aggression' Washington, April si. General Mikhail Gdaktkmov, military editor of the Russian newspaper Pravda, today told the American Societx ot newspaper editors th.it the onl\ reason RmmM in maintaining a ItflMg army iv M protect herself from aggression. He sd/7 that be h urtairr that //>.U.P. - 147 words
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159 1946-04-23 4 The Hon. General Secretary of the Singapore Indian Association writes as follows: A meeting of certain representative Indian bodies (lltnliini md NonMuslims) held in Singapore, having learned with regret the recent unfortunate happenings which tend to bring about communal ill-teeling jmong Indians in159 words
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Article92 1946-04-23 4 Government of I >, j. Day w;h observed i^ Indians. On Sund.i\, April 21. the Balak Sena and other Indian two lorries and on foot through Scrjn^oon Road the spot where the A^.ui >X'ar Memi>rul stood. Th. MM was sponsored by th, Committee. A wreath was92 words
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