Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 22 July 1944
1944-07-22
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Title Section125 1944-07-22 1 The Syonam Shimbun Manshukoku Emperor Fetes General Imezu HSINKI.NG. July 21-His Majesty the Emperor of Man.shukoku ha- been pleated to decorate General Yoshijiro Lmecu. former Commander-in-Chief of the Kwantung Army, who was recently appointed Chief of ArmGeneral Staff, with the Grand Cordon of Lauhua, it is officially announced. Priceless Nippon125 words
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273 1944-07-22 1 By A Domci Mll'tant ConunenU; or TOKYO. July' 21-Nippon operations on the Hunan fro-it entered a new phase with thi capture by our units on July 17 of the .south-western corner o* the walled city of Hengyang. Tn the first stage o.' (he offensive273 words
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Article321 1944-07-22 1 TUL consensus of opinion of the people of Syonan regarding the decision of General ilideki Tojo to hand in the resignation of all members of his Cabinet en bloc, so that new blood might be infused into the nerve centre of Nippon* war machine, is that this step321 words
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Article, Illustration105 1944-07-22 1 Domei BI'RLIX. July 20.—Commenting en the mienation of lhe Ton Cabinet, the wilhelniftrasse Spokesman today rierlored it is a Nippon practice to employ new men in a new slluatlan. The new Nippon Cabinet, the Spokesman observed, would be renovated in crd?r to bring arm105 words
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94 1944-07-22 1 Domel A NIPPON BASE In the Cent-al Pacific, July 21—Our unlta on Ttuk Island heavily damaged two out of a formation of 25 B-24's which raided the island on July 19. Damage suffered by our side wu slight. Meanwhile, on the same day.94 words
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84 1944-07-22 1 Domel A NIPPON BASE IN CHINA—In a fierce dogfight with 13 P-40 fighters somewhere in Central China while en route to atr-raid the enemy position at Hengyang, our Hayabusa fighter unit on July 19 shot aown five enemy planes of wh eh two are84 words
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Article83 1944-07-22 1 Dome). NANKING. July 20—The Supreme National Defence Council of the National Government of China today officially announced ihp appointment of Chen En-pu, Director of the Special Court, to the post of Minister o? Justice, to fill the vacancy created by the death of Chan Oi-peng Simulancously. it uunounced83 words
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261 1944-07-22 1 ACTING SPOKESMAN'S STATEMENT Dome!. TOKYO. July 21 —KaUuo Okazaki. actin< Spokesman of the Board of Information, told foreign pressmen this ninntinr that despite the Cabinet chance th?re would bf fundamentally no alteration in Nippon's conduct of the war. The261 words
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260 1944-07-22 1 DomeL HSrNKING July 20—The report I o' the resignation of the To jo' Cabinet found the 43.000.000 people! of Manshukoku not in the least1 perturbed. Instead. competent! quarters declared that it onlvl nerved to enhance the determination or the nation to give further260 words
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70 1944-07-22 1 Domei. TOKYO. July ?!.—lh#> Yokw tan Politic! Association at a •pedal meeting of party directors this afternoon unanimously pledged wholehearted rapport to the new Cabinet which la being formed In the after neon. General Nobu vuki Abe, President of the Association, called on General Koiso70 words
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160 1944-07-22 1 j »««el 1 SHANGHAI. Ju.v 20 The resignation if the Tojo Cabinet WM calmly received by official quarters here. The stock n.antet which is ':suall7 fxteemely sensitive to domestic a* well as international devehpments. remained almost unaffected by the WHU. Tli" calmness of160 words
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167 1944-07-22 1 IBy Svonan Shim bun Staff Reporter IN connection with "Defence Week," the Hodo-bu i» sponsoring various function*) for the public according to me following schedule:— July 23: At the Sy-man GotffU Ko.io (Syonan Rubber Factory) near tae 13th mile Bukit Tim ah Road.167 words
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Article, Illustration81 1944-07-22 1 Tokyo. July M. iDomeil— The l.o.iid of Information announced the constitution of the new Cabinet as foilows: PREMIER—Gen. Kuniaki Kouo. FOREIGN MINISTER—Mamoni Shigemiteu. INTERIOR— Shigreo Odate. WAR—Fkld Marshal Gen Sufiyatna. NAVY—Admiral Mltsumasa Yonni. JUSTlCE—Hiromasa Matsamka. EDUCATlON—Harnshire Ninomi) a. WELFARE—Hlsatada HiroM. GREAT EAST ASIA AFFAIRS^ M.imoiu Shlfemitsu (roncnrrently Foreign81 words
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253 1944-07-22 1 Domei LISBON, July 21.—Th« German counter-attack south of Caen, in Normandy, was successfully concluded early this morning. Trans-Ocean military correspondent Gunter Weber, attached to FieldMarshal Yon Kluge's headquarters, reported, according to a Berlin dispatch. The localities of St. Martin and St. Andre253 words
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359 1944-07-22 2 Syor.an Shinibnn - Tuesday's MovieLecture Show At Showa, Reminder Syor.an Shinibnn A FURTHER reminder Is given tcnAviinc the spcit.il show arranged M Tnesda>, at 830 p in. i the tn. >j Gekljo by the Syonan Shlmbun d n-.i ii edition) supported by the (lisa llaikyu S..a when two short talks laylr.g emphasis on359 words
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278 1944-07-22 2 By Syonan ShJmr' r. Staff Reporter ALL Is *et for tonights Ll« toxins propiam at (he Great World organize lor the benefit of farm settlers in Endau and Bahau. Fight laas are reminded that the card starts at 8 p.m. Every boxer is278 words
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453 1944-07-22 2 SOMEWHERE ON THE BURMA FRONT, July 21. (Domel) -In a statement issued on Monday afternoon on Mahatma Gandhi's recent pronouncement. Netajl Subhas Chandra Bose once again reiterates his firm conviction that armed struggle alone can save453 words
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Article120 1944-07-22 2 PSNANG. July 21 (Dome!).— Addressing about 500 men and women Nippon-Go rtndenta ai fl graduation ceremony at the Titi Papan School early th(s week, the Chief of the Education Department declared that the standard of Nippon-Go In Pcnang within two years "Is very much higher than120 words
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Article517 1944-07-22 2 •• SAKURA - Notes Comments ••SAKURA" THE Editor, who displayed so much energy and tenacity in organising comfort shows, and numerous other entertainment* mainly for the benefit of needy settlers In Bahau and Endau, and for the entertainment of soldiers who are inmates of military hospitals, is again on the move. Tonight's boxing517 words
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125 1944-07-22 2 IN COLLABORATION with the drive now under nay to collect scrap metal for conversion into war weapons, the Free Labour Service Corps of the Malai Welfare Association is conducting a villagf-to-village campaign to collect old and disiaided iron, brass, and copper material. Good icults125 words
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117 1944-07-22 2 INDIAN settlers at Bintan-to are reported to be "as happy as ever In their new sphere of activities." Nearly every family has deposited In the bank a part of the bounty which the authorities gave them. Several mosquito nets have been donated by Nippon officers117 words
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129 1944-07-22 2 THE Entertainment Section of the Malai Welfare Association. Syonan, is contemplating holding a grand variety show at the Kyo-ei Oekilo on August 5 in order to collect funds for the Karimon Island farming newest colony for Malai! farmers recently oprned with thei129 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous60 1944-07-22 2 j NIPPON-GO LESSON 14C Kcno hafco no naka nl ran! mo arimaffp —There 1> nothing in this box. TV r:>»N zz. *V<{ Ano nlwa nl Liirel na han» na arima v Thfre arf pretty rtowers In that gard-n. Akal hana ga motto klrrl dP";u.— Jhp rpd flowers ore morp beautiful60 words
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Miscellaneous105 1944-07-22 2 Today's Syonan Radio 6p.m. flash news in Malai. Tamil and Cantonese; 6.15 p.m. Syonan local hour followed by the next day's program summary; 6.30 p.m. news in Nippon-Go for beginners; 6.40 p.m. Indian children's hour; 7 p.m. news in Malai; 7.20 p.m. Malai music by the Rompers Kronchong Party; 7.50105 words
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