The Straits Chronicle, 22 September 1945
1945-09-22
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Title Section12 1945-09-22 1 The Straits Chronicle No. 4. MALACCA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1945. lo cts.12 words
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571 1945-09-22 1 GABRIEL DAVID - HARROWING EXPERIENCES OF ATROCITIES REVEALED (BY GABRIEL DAVID, STAFF REPORTER) pOUR DANISH neutrals who during the period of hostilities were confined in a Danish estate in the Camerons arrived in Malacca yesterday on their way to Singapore. These four were the remainder of the eight571 words
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EDITORIAL
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Article555 1945-09-22 1 Among the primary concerns ot British colonial administration, the maintenance of public health has always engaged the undivided attention <tf the authorities. In the pre-war days Singapore in particular and other first rate towns of Malaya prided themselves in the fact that they were free from epidemics like555 words
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184 1945-09-22 1 A report from the British Military f^r? ration in Sin a P°re says that have already found employment in l 0 tho Govt, and other essential services. The Singapore Naval Base alone is taking about 250 new hands day. A fair proportion of them184 words
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121 1945-09-22 1 Tokyo, Sept. 22. A report from Tokyo reveals that MacArthur is today cleaning tin the Japanese press and is issuing a directive to all the papers. This is in accordance with the proposal that the Japanese be given the freedom of speech and at121 words
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Article76 1945-09-22 1 Another school to re-open on Monday •24th» September 1945 ‘is the Methodist Gills’ School which will use the old A.C.S. building on Kubu Road for the present. Boys not over 12 years of age may also attend this school. The 1 l incipal is making76 words
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53 1945-09-22 1 Fi rst Child To Re Registered Under B.M.A. The honour of being the first child to be registered in the Birth Registry of Malacca, since the British reoccupation here, falls to Tang Khai Eng(f) who was born at 8.10 p.m. on September 10, 1945. The father is Tang Ah Thiam53 words
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308 1945-09-22 1 NO HUNGER OR STARVATION POSSIBLE £LOSELY following on the assurance of Lieut. Col H i lk every Dos«;ihfp *n (hflt town populace will hail with lo "'ieve the food situation, the Malacca ilritish Milita r r Adra 1 r"? a u "«->"™t of308 words
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Article346 1945-09-22 2 Manchurian massacres Recalled O- j j v- S’ ‘.:i 1. ts V. V 1 ••ill W-* t, 1 ■•!•< '>• v :h tiw rt ier-iit 1 mi': ■I--'- J.i. Vi- <•*}• WIHH U.t ta.> t. 4 i caret tea- .7 A f* et f. •i i V346 words
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Article554 1945-09-22 2 7XL o' 1 tEPOBZEB - S-eaforthm Trounce Local XI B> 4 Goals To 1 B\ 7XL o' 1 tEPOBZEB Playing tin-; r.r-t •::e? r.niv.r. -.a:.e n ate: 11 M i-i-. ia., tue eaf artn H gh.. r t?: ted w:ng Yes’- e.e- f. t'> tf e off ffuir giais tt .re tin554 words
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Article141 1945-09-22 2 Louden. Sent. a_ A uepf* ff.ru London after the talks 4 L'-t- Halifax and Heyu-e-s who nan ne-er dis-cussing about hnauctaJ. r.?t tlem- .-mate.- that the British Govt, ha- mad-.- ar. anneal for assistance by was f American Cash <7redit to the A.me: Govt. The141 words
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