Indian Daily Mail, 25 April 1946
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Title Section15 1946-04-25 1 Indian Daily Mail fr IT No.»S- SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1946. If PRICE 10 CENTS15 words
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298 1946-04-25 1 STALIN ACCUSED OF BEING INSTRUMENTAL IN KILLING THE TSAR OF RUSSIA Trotsky's 'Biography' Just Published Causes Furore In U. S. New York, April 23.— Like a delayed bomb, Leo Trotsky's "biography*' of Stalin, in which he claimed that Stalin had been instrumental in killing the Tsar of Russia and hisU.P. - 298 words
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Article, Illustration176 1946-04-25 1 KET.4JI BOSE ALIVE, HALE HEARTY IN EAST INDIES W^TsiGHTS CABLE KonKl ISDIA B April 24.— Netaji iubhas Chandra Bose is alive. j| e i s hale and hearty in an lUnd the Fast Indies. X\m vu &sc\tmd to a representa- newspaper by an intelk..-. ficer of the IXA yesterday J£176 words
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Article15 1946-04-25 1 sons u C rc kUkd when vkUnct broke out late yetteri*) <» l«*- salctti.- United PressUnited Press - 15 words
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Article262 1946-04-25 1 New York, April 24. Andrei Gromyko, Russian UNO delegate, yesterday in his second boycott of the Security Council announced at once that he would take no further part in the Iranian question when the Council inflicted another defeat on Russia by refusing to drop the IranianU.P. - 262 words
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Article11 1946-04-25 1 NO SUGER EVEN IN BLACK MARKET IU 1 DTK, t£i ;;^'r11 words
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113 1946-04-25 1 "In the month of March 3,000 people left for India, and a further 6,000 people are waiting to proceed," said Mr. S. K. Chettur, Representative of the Government of India, at a Press conference yesterday. "Through negotiations with the authorities, it is now113 words
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95 1946-04-25 1 COLONIAL SECRETARY GOES ON INSPECTION TOUR The Honourable Mr. P. A. B. Me Kerron, C.M.G., Colonial Secretary, left Singapore on 23rd April in HMS Loch Gorm on a visit of inspection to the Cocos Keeling Islands and Christmas Island, where Civil Government was also rssumed on Ist April. Accompanying him95 words
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Article117 1946-04-25 1 Washington, April zy Long-delayed but definite Combined Food Board wheat allocations for India will be announced within the next 24 hours unless an unforeseen hitch occurs Board officials stated today. Both the Food Board and the Indian officials are said to be "at a loss" to tXReuter - 117 words
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Article167 1946-04-25 2 "There Shall Never Be a Pakistan/' They Tell Jinnah London, April 2 3 .-Mr. Choudry Akbar Khan, Muslim 1 President of the Indian Workers Association of London, in a r statement on Pakistan says 'The audacity of Jinnah and his followers grows proportionately to theReuter - 167 words
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Article156 1946-04-25 2 Colombo, Apr. 2j Cry lor i.s to have its own lilm studic producing sound films, chiefh in Sinhalese. It is to be sitec on a 50-acre piece of land near Colombo and hopes are thai actual set shooting will begin in December. Ccyloncc <i</>/r/;/(jU.P. - 156 words
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Article50 1946-04-25 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, April 23. Mr. K. C. Neogy, member of the Legislative Assembly who has been appointed member of the commission on human rights of the UNO, left for the United States to attend the commission's first meeting in New York on Apr. 29.50 words
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372 1946-04-25 2 News Commentary From India By Our Special Correspondent Madras, Apr. 23. At long last the Madras Congress Party came to a decision regarding leadership yesterday. After five days' heated discussion in the course of which they rejected the High Command's advice to choose Rajagopalachari, the members last night elected T.372 words
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96 1946-04-25 2 NEW MADRAS CABINET TO TAKE OATH BEFORE APRIL END (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, April 24.— Mr. T. Prakasam, newly-elected leader of the Madras Congress Legislature Party, h.td an interview with the Governor and accepted the Governor's invitation to form a ministry. It is understood he has asked the Governor96 words
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515 1946-04-25 2 Communal Tension Mounting In Delhi (From Our Oun Correspondent) Delhi, Apr. 23. All is ostensibly quiet on the Delhi trontl but behind the lull caused by the absence of the Cabinet! Ministers in Kashmir there are disquieting signs of mu.imingl communal tension. I Knives, swords and other dangerous missiles are515 words
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Article113 1946-04-25 2 (From Our Ou n (>»'• n/) S Calcutta, April zi. j H L A /-A I} UtjM who was Deputy Quar M of the IXA in charge .W has been recently relejv n j t^B Press conference that tlu IN hj retreat from Indian soil u had planted themselves113 words
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Article659 1946-04-25 3 I United Free India Is Safest Guarantee To Future World Peace, 5 He Tells Britons ij tHunift rally in Birmingham in preparation r Pay celebrations a Communist M.P. told the l^ng I the British government although leeing the Indian question was >till uastine its time in r; f talk659 words
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Article132 1946-04-25 3 Mr. Paul Josselyn. American Consul General for Singapore, and Mrs. Josselyn arrived here last Saturday afternoon by air from Shanghai. Mr. and Mrs. Josselyn took up residence at 53, Grange Road, immediately after arrival. Mr. Jos:>elyn was American Consul General in Shanghai before being transferred toUSIS - 132 words
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224 1946-04-25 3 First Cultural Institution Of Its Kind In Malaya The Tapore Institute, a cultural institution and the first of its kind in Malaya, will be declared open by Mr. J. A Thivy at Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands, at 1.30 p.m. on Sunday, May224 words
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Article87 1946-04-25 3 Colombo, April 23. A goodwill mission to Nepal from Ceylon has lot; Colombo. The numbers of the Mis sion comprise three Buddhist monkv Maha Thera Narada, Ther.i Piyadassi and Bhikky Amatananda, .1 Nepalrv monk ordained in Ceylon. They are accompanied on the mis s;on byU.P. - 87 words
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50 1946-04-25 3 (Fr#w Our Own Corraspotident) Srinagar, (Kashmir), April 23. The British Cabinet Mission is returning to Delhi tomorrow after a brief five-day holiday in Kashmir. Cabinet Mission circles believe the Mission will be staying in India at least for one month more, possibly longer.50 words
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Article103 1946-04-25 3 I ondon, April n. A tprc ial RAF J mission to the lar Last which is to make .1 detailed investigation of Japanese navigational methods and equipment is expected to leave Lngland tomorrow nighr in the Lancashire aircraft I ibra. The mission consists of membersReuter - 103 words
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Article39 1946-04-25 3 Washington, April 12. Attributes to the decrease *>t hunten during the war, Alaska's bear population is getting bitter all the time. An increase <>t ',(><> was reported tor last year in the territory's two national forests. U.P.U.P. - 39 words
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527 1946-04-25 4 New Zealand rinance minister At Conditions In British India: Asks, 'What Was War Fought For?' London, April IJ.- Conditions in India— the hundreds of people sleeping on pavements -wind he his journey from New Zealand to Berlin for the Domfc] Premiers' Conference shocked the NewReuter - 527 words
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Article86 1946-04-25 4 Stwienct of death />■> tumghig utnh ud> passed on Cloves Osbonte Wood ford />) W/'/i^ Comdr. A. Briggi in //>< British Officer Court tOWtt time §go lni\ bet% commuted to is \tiiis 1. 1., the luuian Dai(\ Wail" understands. Wood ford, it u ill Ih lit86 words
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Article25 1946-04-25 4 Lot AttgfifS, April n.— llh widow* s protective fafgftf v Angeles /'d> tsked tbt //>> Angeles Transput/ Service to provide wider sciif ni r/t\ huscs.' U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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296 1946-04-25 4 London, Apr. C*n. Bedel! Sm.«h Chid Gen. Eisenhower in the war and now U. Amba >-doi to Russia, in an exclude interview rid. the London „«</ O CAron.V/, Moscow corropondent iMt Dlgta refuted the ac cusation> levelled againM Gat EUenfcowef and luldReuter - 296 words
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Article340 1946-04-25 4 AROUND THE COURTS Elderly Tan Boon Tone, who was charged with the murder of Nfl Hock Lan, was acquitted and discharged by Lt.-Col. G. C H.Culley in the Assessors' Court yesterday. Because the wife of the deceased had made certain remarks ibout his M-year-old daughter. M340 words
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