Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 29 January 1943
1943-01-29
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Title Section18 1943-01-29 1 The syonan sinbun [ENGLISH I SdMon, J No. 45 FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, KOKI 2603, SYOWA 18 7 Cents.18 words
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Article647 1943-01-29 1 Opportunities For Local Men THE ADMISSION, followed some months later by graduation, of specially selected local lads from the Syonan Koa-Kunrenjo (Leading Officers Traning Institute in Syonan) has become so routine that the public is apt to regard this important phase of administration in Malai and Sumatra as a647 words
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138 1943-01-29 1 MIGHTY HEA VY' FOR COUNTRY DomeL LISBON, Jan. 27—In an announcempn; issued by the Australian Prime Minister John Curtin today to the Australian Parliament, ie was revealed Australian casualties from the start of the present war up to Jan. 1 this year totalled 52,158. including 6,826138 words
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360 1943-01-29 1 Domei. BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 27.—1t is -reported frcm Washington that the consensus of opinion anions military authorities there is that jno matter what victcries the anti-Axis forces might achieve in the different war fronts, such results are of no value if Axis submarines cannot360 words
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Article172 1943-01-29 1 Doric i. TOKYO. Jun. 23.—Dr. Heinrich Gc.rg Siuhmer, n.w German Ambassador to Nippon, accom-1 panr.-d bj' Mr... St.ihmer. arrived at the Tokyo Station at 3.15 p.m. this afternoon where he \v?s welcomed by a large group of Nippon, G;rm__n and other Axis p:we_* dignltr.rica. rtIWMH172 words
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455 1943-01-29 1 Functions To Commemorate Historic Fall Of Singapore FEBRUARY 15, the first anniversary of the fall of Singapore will be a gala day for Syonan as a number of civic and public functions have been arranged to commemorate the day when British suppression455 words
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243 1943-01-29 1 Domei. *_u_.iICH, Jan. 28—The announcement that Churchill and Roosevelt conferred at Casablanca a-tractcd only mild attention despite the unusual site 'oi the meeting. While lt Is too early for a Press comment over here, it is believed that the results of the meeting, which243 words
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102 1943-01-29 1 Domei BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 27— Under suspicion of alleged espionage ac.ivities, the Ch'laan Government today detained 168 Germans and 74 Nippon residents at an undisclosed place in Chile, according to a Santiago dispatch received here. Ii is further disclosed, regarding the detention of the102 words
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50 1943-01-29 1 Domei LISBON, Jan. 28—It is reported from Melbourne that the Australian authorities revealed today that Nippon aircraft have carried oat their 103 rd raid on Port Moresby. Yesterday. General Mcar'hur's Headquarters admitted that Nippon bombers last night raided Port Moresby aerodrome.50 words
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Article233 1943-01-29 1 Example Of Utter Selflessness Domei TOKYO, Jan. 28—As lithe, tough Premier General Hlcteki Tojo go* uprfi-orh tlie sick-bed to deliver his fiery message before ihe Imperial Diet to the nation and the world today, only a few realized .tha. Nippon's scldierstatesman had not entirely recovered from233 words
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110 1943-01-29 1 TOKYO, Jan. 28.—The Financ 2 Minister's speech, clarifying the financial policy of the Government, was the highlight of the plenary session in the Lower House which was convened at 1 p.m. tcday. Mr. Kaya's speech was followed by interpellations by Tatsunosuk? Yamazaki. Mr.110 words
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Article, Illustration910 1943-01-29 1 ADDRESS IN HOUSE OF PEERS Domei TOKYO, Jan. 29.—Foreign Minister Masayuki Tani, addressing the House of Peers as the Imperial Diet was reconvened yesterday, declared: Under the great ideal of Hakko Ichiu (universal brotherhood), Greater East Asia is step(Domei photo.) - 910 words
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348 1943-01-29 1 Dr RANGOON, Jan. 27.—New re«vehu.ns cf typical British brutality chowiHtaward Nippon civilian interness in Burma and India wer3 made today by Torataro Mukai, a resident ot Burma for over 30 years. Immediately upon the outbreak of the current war, he was thrown into concentration camp348 words
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561 1943-01-29 1 OUR ECONONIC POSITION SO UND DomeL TOKYO, Jan. 28.-The Finance Minister, Mr. Okincri Kaya, speaking before the House of Representatives on Nippon's financial nolicies this afternoon, declared that with the domestic ii:anc-__._l siti ill. n *n a satisfactory basis, with the development of the561 words
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139 1943-01-29 1 DomeL CANTON, J;in. 27—Combined manoeuvres of the Nippon Fleet in South China waters and tha Chinese Navy were held yes crelay on an u.iprcedsnted scale In Pearl River. The mimic warfare which was participated in by Nippon navai landing party announced early in the morning and139 words
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68 1943-01-29 1 Domei ISTANBUL, Jan. 27 -It is learned from New Delhi radio that mass meetings ana d.monstrj.ticr.3 were held throughout India yesterday on the occasion of the 13th anniversary or lhe declaration of Indian Independence. At a large-scale demonstration rlagcd in Bombay under tlie nuidance68 words
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1006 1943-01-29 2 TOJO ON NANKING'S WAR MOVE TOKYO, Jan. 29.—Continuing his address to the House of Peers at the 81st Imperial Diet Session which reconvened yesterday after the New Year recess, Premier General Hideki Tojo, characterized Nanking's war declaration on Britain and the United States1,006 words
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332 1943-01-29 2 Domei. BANGKOK. Jan. 27—An earnest plea not to under-estimata the British enemy .'n India but face realities and accept Nippon's generous all-out aid was the keynote of an apDeal to the Indian nation broadcast by the spokesman of the Indian League Headquarters tonigh..332 words
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144 1943-01-29 2 SWINGING of youthful arms and legs to the strains of martial music, was witnessed en the Padang en Wednesday morning when about 300 pupils from various schools participated in mass drill in preparation for the gigantic display to be given en Feb.144 words
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377 1943-01-29 2 NIPPON CABINET DECISION DETAILS Domei. TOKYO, Jan. 28—It is learned tha v as a means of improving the treatment of seamen during wartime, the Government has decided to consider them in future as civilians in the Army or Naval service. In this connection, the377 words
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Article, Illustration26 1943-01-29 2 Here is a warehouse •somewhere in the Southern Regions, filled with rubber, awaiting shipment to Xionon for her war industries. (Domei photo).(Domei photo). - 26 words
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699 1943-01-29 2 SINCE ccming under the control of the Nippon Military Administraticn, foodstuff production in Malai has not only shown rapid increase in the past year, but has exceeded the expectations of the authorities by topping the production cf previous years under British rule. Since Nippon699 words
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429 1943-01-29 2 NO BEARING ON WAR SITUATION Darnel LISBON, Jan. 26.—The decisions arrived at by Britain and the United States, as a result of the carefully-staged meeting between Churchill and Roosevelt in Casablanca in North Africa, are characterized by political observers here as wild schemes with no relation to429 words
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Article394 1943-01-29 2 DomeL TOKYO, Jan. 27.—Mr. Tomokazu Hori. Spokesman of the Board of Information, cemmentinß on the Roosevelt-Churchill conference at Casablanca, declares that whatever new plans they have been able to think up at their Morcccan rendezvous "will have no effect whatsoever on th? general war situation." Referring to394 words
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367 1943-01-29 2 DECLARING thai the price now being charged for suitings was "terribly exorbitant," th" Criminal District Judge, Mr. M. V. Pillai, yesterday, imposed a line of $150, or two months' rigcrous imprisonment, on Loh Ah Seng, a tailor, when he was :onvicted for367 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous118 1943-01-29 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 237 a YESTERDAY you learned on the radio the use of the interrogative word "naze" meaning "why". Today you will learn about the interrogative word "itsu" meaning "when". This word is not always placed at the beginning of the sentence, but can also be placed in118 words
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