Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 10 June 1944
1944-06-10
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Title Section22 1944-06-10 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 47a SATURDAY. JUNE 10. KOKI 2604. SHOWA 19 SEVEN CENT*22 words
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125 1944-06-10 1 DomH. LISBON, June B.—Heavy flghtlns developed yestsrday in the areas of Civita Vecchia and Civita Castellana as anti-Axis forces, with strong tank units followed by infantry, pushed further forward on bcth sides of Lake Bracciano, German reports from the Italian front said. Cn the125 words
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79 1944-06-10 1 A CEREMONY marking the first anniversary of the establishment of the II? l.hna Jinja at Kashima (former Blakan Matn was held yesterday morning. Officers and men of a r nrt?.in unit of the Imperial Forces and :> ntunuer of distinguished guests participated. On the occasion,79 words
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Article310 1944-06-10 1 EDITORIAL DOMEt discloses in a report that the Syonan Tokubetsu-sl has a gigantic plan to bolster the Grow More Food drive, by converting rubber land and even forests into agricultural areas. This news is most welcome, especially to the thousands of essential workers who must always be here310 words
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139 1944-06-10 1 Dome I. A NIPPON BASE, June 9 Nippon air units on the night of June 5 attacked and heavily pounded the enemy base at Wakde Island, off Northern New Guinea. Ascertained war results gained by our units are as139 words
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89 1944-06-10 1 Domd. LISBON, June B.—U.S. War Secretary, Henry stlrr.son, today warned that tho full weight of a German counter-attack.ln Normandy is still to come, a Washington dispatch said. Stimson told a Press conference that the German High Command undoubtedly Is just beginning to move Its89 words
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237 1944-06-10 1 THE GOVERNOR of Malacca, Mr. Ken Tsurumi, Is prcceeding ton transfer to Tokyo, according !to an announcement in the j Mr.larca Tsushin of June 8. The nnouncement further states that Mr. H. Hosei. Somu-bu Cho of Perak. will assume the post o' Governor of Malacca.237 words
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184 1944-06-10 1 SPEAKING from the Syonan Radio Station last night on "Night Patrol," Mr. Yee Cheokwah, Secretary of the Auxiliary Police Association, outlined the duties and objects of the night patrol organization and urged citizens of Syonan to give their all out co-cperation. The smooth working of184 words
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279 1944-06-10 1 Dome! PEKING, June 8.-It Is disclosed that Nippon units at dawn on June 2 attacked more than 700 enemy troops in Wangkungti, located approximately four kilometres west of Hsinanchen (east Paoting) and after driving the enemy into the sector midway between Talwongtien and279 words
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443 1944-06-10 1 Dome! BERLIN, June 9 The Fuehrer's Headquarters in a communique issued toclaj. announced that the German Luftwaffe, with fighter, bomber and battleplane formations, continued its attacks against enemy landing craft with great success. On June 7 and 8,443 words
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488 1944-06-10 2 Syonan Shimbun - Syonan Shimbun »y SUff Reporter THE PHENOMENAL progress that has also been made in Industrial work in the Chinese agricultural settlement at New Sycnan was revealed by Mr. Ching Kee-sun, chairman of the General Affairs Department, in an interview with the Syonan Shimbun.488 words
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208 1944-06-10 2 COMPLETE self-sufficiency in daily necessities is in store for the one million citizens of Syonan when the gigantic foodstuff production plan, now being carried out under the supervision of the authorities, is completed, says Domei. According to the208 words
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208 1944-06-10 2 Syonan Shimbun - Syonan Shimbun By Staff Renoitor AN OPPORTUNITY exists for youths and young men of any nationality, between the ages of ;14 and 35 years, to enrol with the Malal Tetsudo Kyoshusho (Railway Training School) which haa been thrown open to 1,000 students. It208 words
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171 1944-06-10 2 By Syonan Shimbun Staff Reporter VACANCIES for Chinese policemen are being filled so rapidly that those Interested are urged to apply without further delay. These policemen are Intended for service in Syonan only, and through them It la Intended to give the Chinese171 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous106 1944-06-10 2 Today's Syonan Radio t p.m music; 6.30 p.m. news tn Kippon-Oo for beginners; 6.40 p.m. Indian Children's Hour; 7 p.m. talk In English by A. Basapa, Demang of O. Division on "Precaution against enemy's Propaganda"; 7.10 p.m. Malai music by the Kampong Gelam Kronehong Orlcest; 8 p.m. news in Hindustani;106 words
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