Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 22 June 1944
1944-06-22
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Title Section23 1944-06-22 1 The Syonan Shimbun Off'ce 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan, Telephone A'o. 547/ No. 486 •THURSDAY, JUNE 22 KOKI 2601, SHOW A 19 7 els.23 words
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193 1944-06-22 1 Dorool. STOCKHOLM, June 20-Lor.. 1.... and the outer Districts have now been subjected lor more than 100 hours to the most serious hprassing fire of the German dynamite meteors, Berlin dispatches said. They added that from Monday night to this morning, a ha'l193 words
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126 1944-06-22 1 HANKOW. June 20-The ?:t.v, participation by Nippon navr.l units in the current Hunan CF««tions was revealed frrtay v/hen tli2 Spokecman of the Hankow Headquarters of the Nippon naval force? announced that brilliant reculto had already been achieved by Nippcn naval units which rr:126 words
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Article255 1944-06-22 1 EDITORIAL LAYING blame lor th« oiucreak of war In the Pacific at America's door, Oliver Lyttelton. British Production Minister, in a speeah on Anglo American relations in London r« Tuesday. declared that the United States provoked Nippon to such an extent that th? latter was forced255 words
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137 1944-06-22 1 .:c;.iei. TOKYO. June 21—Soho Tckutomi, noted journalist, wr'tlng in the Maiaichl Shimhun this morning, declared the time has arrived for the whole Nippon nation to give of their best to bring about the complete annihilation of the enemy. He points out that137 words
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255 1944-06-22 1 o-rel. EERtTN, Jun? 21 -Compelant Csrman militi y quarters said that since Tuec'.r.y noon, enemy bomber formations have been !nc~:santly attacking the town and harbour of Cherbourg. These quarters added that available American troops on the land front of Cherbourg are still deploying, and255 words
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Article129 1944-06-22 1 Domel. BERLIN, June 21—While "harassing fire" against London> was continued n full fury, the| Anglo-American bridgehead east| or the Orne was sqtieszed still further by the German forces, according to the neon communique Issued by the Fuehrer's Headquarters today. The communique said: "In Normandy, the enemy129 words
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182 1944-06-22 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASE in the Central Pacific, June 21—An enemy unit under cover of several scores of bombers advanced to a point in the vicinity of Solito airfield on the southern side of Saipan Island on June 17. After being182 words
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155 1944-06-22 1 By A Dome! War Correspondent ON THE INDIAN FRONT, June 20_ Overcoming stubborn euerny resistance in front of Pale!, Nippon units, on June 17, advanced to Langgol, about eight kilomet*« north-east of Palel. The Nipper! units on the previous evening had carried out a vigorous attack against155 words
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214 1944-06-22 1 r Pyonan Sblmbun - r Pyonan Sblmbun B> i Staff Hepo«-t?r "UNDER present conditions, the policeman stands in a very, useful and imporunt position, bein? a friend of the public more than an enforcer of the law) The present Government regards the policeman as a liaison between the214 words
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171 1944-06-22 1 DomeL LISBON, June 20.-British Pruduction Minister, Oliver Lyttelton, in a speech on Anglo-Americrui relations and Lend-Leas2 today, made a sensational statement that the United States provoked Nippon to such an extent that "Nippon was forced to attack the Americans at Peerl Harbour", according to171 words
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Article230 1944-06-22 1 Ooirel. LISBON, June 20.—After stubbornly resisting far superior enemy forces and inflicting heavy losses on them, the German garrison last night left the island of Elba for the Italian mainland, the German High Command announced, according to a Berlin dispatch. In central Laly, s'rem; ir.emy230 words
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Article189 1944-06-22 1 Doirrl. TOKYO, Jim? "21—A t«i-uay exhibition of paintings in i r.'bute to students of the Tokyo School ct Fine Arts, who are in military service new, is being held at the Mibukosht Department Sore in SliinjuKU. The exhibit includes moie than 50 Nippon paintings aid canva-.es deno189 words
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305 1944-06-22 2 PROMPTED BY HATRED FOR BRITISH Domri. A FRONTLINE BURMA BA3E, June 21—Units of the Azad Hind FauJ moving up the frontlines through Burma are Uiianlmously praising the unstinted, wholehearted to-operaiion being extended them by the Burmese people living along the route of305 words
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120 1944-06-22 2 DoraeL TAIPING. June 19.—Reflecting the growing national consciousness among them, over 200 Indian boys and girls between the ages cf 12 and 17 attended a Youth Rally held recently at the headquarters of the Taiping branch of th« Indian Independence League. Speeches were made120 words
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97 1944-06-22 2 IN OBSERVANCE of Azad Pind Dav Indians all over Toa yesterday reaffirmed their determination to carry on the present struggle and make all the sacrifices necessary to free their motherland at mass rallies held under the auspices of various branches ol the Indian97 words
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151 1944-06-22 2 Dnmei. PFNANO. June 20 —While splendid p:opiev w boinif made in clearing and' other preliminary work In Province: Wel!r=.lpy for the establishment of aj farming colony by the Penang Oversea-' Chinese Association, recruiting of I aettiers is proceeding apace In Penan? i In151 words
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76 1944-06-22 2 THK Kyorelkan (Self-Sufficiency Hall' at the Great Wt.rli Bm< ment Park which has hitherto been under the Gunoeikan-bu is being transferred to the management of the Syonan Tokubetu-sl. As a first step towards making a visit to the Kyoreikan more enjoyable, the Toa Symphony76 words
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120 1944-06-22 2 mm PENANO. June 18-The formation of a Penang Focd Retailers* Association was announced yesterday at a meeting held at the Oversea-Chinese Association. The Chairman of the new association, is Cheah Seng-kim. The Association, which will act as a liaison body between the Qovern-! ment120 words
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141 1944-06-22 2 Syonan Shlmbnn - Syonan Shlmbnn By Staff Reporter A RETURN content betwwn Johnny Mortell and Golden Boy heads a strong toxins program at the Great World on Saturday night. Other big fights are Little adp van Bf.bv Mend tola and On* Htork Beng vs. E.141 words
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176 1944-06-22 2 Dmnei. MANILA. June M—The present Oerman Attacks against England >■> ith the amazing new secret weapon 'arc the German people's answer to enemv terror raids, an affirmation in term* the enemy can understand that th» Axis nations are capable of proecutmp the war176 words
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185 1944-06-22 2 LARGE quantities of cigarettes I are being manufactured by the factory of the Shiroki Bangyo Kabushiki Kaisha at Bencoolen Street in Syonan. Although tobacco lea?-1-* piodurci' locnily are not quite suitable fov the manufacture of rkrarettee, special prort sses adopted have enableil production185 words
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183 1944-06-22 2 THE early establishment of a home for Malai aged and destitute in Syonan Ls contemplated it is reliably understood. With this object in mind, officials of the Malai Welfare Association visited the Chinese Home for Destitutes in Kim Keat Road a few days ago.183 words
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