Indian Daily Mail, 17 May 1946
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Title Section14 1946-05-17 5 Indian Daily Mail \<»l No- 82- II SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. 17, 1946. PRIrK 10 CENTS14 words
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Article334 1946-05-17 5 I Moslem Demand For Pakistan Rejected Simultaneous Release Ot White Paper In Britain And India New Delhi, Thursday The British I ibinet Mission to India tonight issued it* statement on the British plan for Indun independent and the making of an Indian constitution. The statement rejects the334 words
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Article, Illustration369 1946-05-17 5 New Delhi, Thursday The Secretary of Stale for India, Lord Pethick-Lawrence, broadcast a speech from AllIndia Radio at 10.45 Malayan time. He gave exposition of the statement issued above and rejected the Muslim League demand for Pakistan. Opening his speech with reference to their efforts to bring about369 words
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926 1946-05-17 5 London. May 16. The new plan for India which the Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee, will place before the House of Commons thN afternoon makes six major proposals which are beinij submitted to the principal Indian majority parties by the Cabinet M -ion The926 words
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195 1946-05-17 6 Wants Transfer Of Full Power To Interim Govt Won't Accept Parity Representation (From Our Oun Correspondent) Madras, May l.~>.— The Cabinet Mission Ls likely to make an announcement on the Indian issue on Thursday e\eninp simultaneously m Delhi and London. The Coi Kress is reported195 words
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Article100 1946-05-17 6 j/, mJewi) b traeM, ftfaj r.— The Bw menace N a.'am rearing its head m S'md. rw I Hurs raided a md Ixr <>t i md lniurj^q mother. The .MithttritH-s are po»ti'>L; .irnud jju |ftr mum here- i d mhly l I rnittec formed to100 words
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109 1946-05-17 6 I^' (fun L firfisfHindent) New Delhi, May 15. A new scheme of short-term commissions m the Ind-an Army above which emergency commissioned otfwers can continue to wrve if they wish is just announced. The commission will be granted for three years for thosv iged over109 words
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Article73 1946-05-17 6 mm >Mf Uu"; C ""<>[*,nJt>nt) M.tJr-s, May 15. A resolution reCORtntending the reconstruction of the Madras Ministry m accordance wirh the High Command's advice has been tabled by a prominent member of the Congress I'arty for consideration at thi- coming Party meeting] It will be recalled73 words
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Article63 1946-05-17 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) 1-rnjk.uhni, May 15. The Cochin State Government has banned the use of the road leading to the famous Kudalmanikkam Temple at Irinjalkud.i b> llur/jam and non-Hindus. The decision has raised a storm of protest and State Har/jaiis are organising protest demonstrations. Prajamatnlnl president statement63 words
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Article43 1946-05-17 6 >(ff9m Our Own Correspondent) Hombav, M.iv if, Bombay Congress Ministers will receive I salary of Rs. 850 monthly plus a motor allow .ince of Rs. 200 The Orina Congress Ministers, X\V<: MM Midrai colleagues II 6rx% a Bf thousand r43 words
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Article111 1946-05-17 6 I'rom Our Out, Q Madras, May 1 rh thousand tons of rice ;«n exn2 ed to arrive m Punjab shortly. The recent wheat V taring Ixvn m; -rjctor.. had offered to help M, rruch rice as can be span So tar Australia his Rnt .M111 words
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Article65 1946-05-17 6 CABINET CRISIS PENDING IN U.P. (From Oin Hurt Cotti > <\ Lucknow, May 15. A ihinet crisis is threatenH m the I nited Provinces. Though the Congress Mil irt ordered the release of j!1 polif ik the Province, it is under- .1 the Governor is delaying tin n It is65 words
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450 1946-05-17 6 London. May 15.— The British House of Commons scene of so many historic debates on India m the past, is awaiting with keen expectancy the Prime Minister. Mr. Attlee's statement on the future constitution to be made at approximately 2.30 p.m. InReuter - 450 words
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106 1946-05-17 6 Montreal, May 15. India- [i i bl t'( od and ncwtpriTit will ho partiaflf answered this mmk when the Britisfc trLightcrs llolnu and I ry. "s> htiU sail for Calcutta ?nJ Bi My w.th bca«f cargoes. The Holme is taking of wheat and the MotmbtsuReuter - 106 words
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Article84 1946-05-17 6 London, May 15. Authoritative circles m London confirmed today thai the British Cabinet Mission wil! be returning from India shortly. It is stated that implementation of the proposals the Miss-on will make will be left to the Viceroy, While no definite d.itc tor their returnReuter - 84 words
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Article110 1946-05-17 6 THREAT TO "FAST INTO DEATH Bombay, May 15. Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan, President ot the Assam Provincial Moslem League, stated today that he would undertake I "f.ist unto death" unless A->sjm's newly-formed Congress Party Government abandoned its policy of evicting "emigres* 1 from the neighbouring district of Bengal. The "emigres''110 words
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99 1946-05-17 6 London. May Ifr- Labour Member Thomas Reid asked m the H -.-c of Commons today whet! i I ott> tiona between the Governments of India and Ceyioi regarding francs** right* of Indians m Ceylon had Yen completed and if bo wita wl Mr. GeorgeReuter - 99 words
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Article36 1946-05-17 6 Paris. May 15.— The Cai ronfratniated the Prtucli Mil t Coloniei M. Mariui Mout< i J conduct of Far Eastt-rn at T ministen paid homage to th< of sacrifice and effort of Pren« m Imlo-China. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article19 1946-05-17 6 Haifa. May L.4.— The P arrested the captain and ere* v Smyrna which arrived here laal >■•■■!■ jhg jgjgr ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article159 1946-05-17 7 i \J;i\ 15. The Lib* JJ i >(»n£ article from its ho concluded "M [o fi?:ht us before tr x\hic:: v\a« promi- < i. «.a^ a historical frMi a point of tic to the MalaI Art' Japan w j* l heroic deeds can .au'd by those who difficulties underReuter - 159 words
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88 1946-05-17 7 1&. The conference 0/ 1 <us agreed tonight to BB until June 1 5 when it will 1 Paris. The conference ,'n the revised Italian mM proj osfcd hy Mr. date was fixed For the 1 ••nee. en Minister? will decide Id the peace88 words
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Article112 1946-05-17 7 Slaj 14. The Minister of Vneurin Bevan, speaking given by the Amtritan C ..mm rce m London polidtt which inspired v preuit time Wttt not lir.t pc licies nor were m n< attitudes to- r nut of any sense f Reuter 14.— Gen. SirReuter - 112 words
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Article105 1946-05-17 7 London, May 10.— Two British Membeni of Parliament, Lit-ut-Col. Wflliama, labour, and (apt. L. Gammar.s. Conservative, who went to Sarawak a t the im ration of the Bri- I Government independent 'y to ascertain the views of the Sarawak people on thr proposed cession of their105 words
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Article81 1946-05-17 7 FIERCE FLUCTUATING BATTLES Nanking, May 16. Fierce lluetuatiiiK battk's weif reported today arou: d Szepinjrkai, south-west of Changchun, Manchurian capita!, where Chinese Nationalists supply lines are m cianger though they were said to be now m a more favourable position. Communist forces are attempting to cut the railway out ofReuter - 81 words
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188 1946-05-17 7 British Can't Afford To Allow Burmese To Lose Heart London, May l."». Declaring ;h.«t the "British cannot afford to allow the Burmese to lojse heart,'* the influential L< ndon Times" today recommended two, ■tflpi to overcome the growing I divergency m outlook between the Government and political leaders. These we188 words
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151 1946-05-17 7 PROSECUTION WITHDRAWS HARGES— ACCUSED ASKS FOR COMPENSATION K.u.m Singh, a JTOOng Sikh, was acquitted .hhl discharged by Major A. P. Jack, m the Relief Police Court yestefday, when the prosecution withdrew the charges against him. When the c.ise failed, the defence counsel. Mr. De Mello, made an application to the151 words
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93 1946-05-17 7 MISSION MEETS INDIAN LEADERS New Delhi, Thuraday Before the statement was released the three Cabinet Ministers and the Viceroy met the Indian political leaders. Cripps and Lord Pethick-Law-rence had one hour's meeting with Mahatma Gandhi. Later A?ad and Nehruji met the Viceroy and Alexander. Shortly afterwards the Muslim League delegates,93 words
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150 1946-05-17 7 HARD-BOILED NEWSMEN CRY AS ROXAS SPEAKS piMi PreSkntflfcrt Mwml Rom today brmieht t«-ar» to the ry»- of rht- capital's hard-hoilrd i>r»-s# corps whm he railed for a democratic Philippine- Republic to b* h» ideological bridge between th» I'nitcd Staff k and the Orient. H vavc hi^ persona' asfiranee thai hi-UP - 150 words
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Article99 1946-05-17 7 diverted from construe ti\e t critic activities. "At i moment when the state .>• the country demands j united effon m general rehabilitation. th«- growing divergence m outlook between tin Government and political L iders serious. Two steps s««m ».s»enti.il Endeavours should be made to associa'< represent Jtive leaders moreReuter - 99 words
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Article270 1946-05-17 7 The Indian Shipping Priorities C on xnittee under the Chairmanship at Mr. S. K. Chettur, Representative, Government of India, took m important decision at their muting on the 15 th that the S. S. Nevasa with 1,300 spaces which i> due to sail from Singapore on270 words
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Article817 1946-05-17 8 (Nutrition Confab Recommendations tor SEA "Grow More Food Prime Need," says Lord Killearn Singapore, nnundajr. m his tinaJ address to the tirst Nutrition Conference m Ifcgapm which MMbdM Itl fourth day today. H. E. the >{Kx:iiii Ooirimidsiom-r m South-Eust Asia, Lord KilWarn, rtfttfftftid th;it the817 words
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247 1946-05-17 8 1 was asked to bnni; m\ K>rrv clos; to the door ot the ground floor at the Central Poliu Station. I did M 1 wjs told, and a few minutes later, four prisoner, carried a body m a i;unn\sack, followed by four dctccti\cs.247 words
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Article66 1946-05-17 8 THEFT OF BED-SHEET ALLEGED Wta and cu?,^^ I Urn Major A. P Ppe|«iß --1 The four lnj ljr, I Dabholkar. Nfohamn, 1 Ahmad Din. the last ,X f Havin X stolen the bednd?l 'm.htarv depot on \f •laswant Sirl^ '!l with abetment „f cation. Tan Ah Von,.. I was charged66 words
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Article51 1946-05-17 8 INDIAN VARIETY SHOW AT JOHORE An Indian wriet] entertainmen show will* be held at the Johore Bahru Park, on 2^.5.1946 at 8 p.m. ii order to raise fund for relief worl among the needy Indi.ins. An interesting programme consist ing of musical item? m Hindustan and Tamil sketches etc. is51 words
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