Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 29 July 1944
1944-07-29
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Title Section130 1944-07-29 1 The Syonam Shimbun Burma's First Year Of Independence Domei. TOKYO July 28— It is ItajiK-d that Thcin Maung, Burmese Ambassador to Nippon, will be host to high Nippon Government olluials and representatives of Industrial, business and other circles ind also members of the Diplomatic Corps at a dinner at the130 words
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376 1944-07-29 1 Teinosuke Tsukamoto - Teinosuke Tsukamoto, TOKYO, July 28.—News of the gallant death in action of all the Nippon garrison fortes on Saipan Island has served to rally both Nippon residents and Chinese in North and Central China, in their intensified all-out eiemomic376 words
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171 1944-07-29 1 Domei. KALGUN. July 28—In order to. speed up the development of national resources, the Mengchiang Government has decided to launch a campaign for increased output of subterranean resources from the beginning of August. The campaign will start with ths enlarging of the171 words
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Article318 1944-07-29 1 THAT "Intensification' in relation to the war effort sums up the firm resolve of the new Cabimt and the Nation b daily becoming more abundantly clear, confirming that early interpretations of the reasons for the c hat:xe were con ret. Meanwhile the Koiso Cabinet has i" i no time318 words
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Article88 1944-07-29 1 MANILA, July 25 —Officials o' the recently formed National Commodities Proourrmenl anc* Distribution Corporation (Nadisco) tnnounced the immediate distribution of prime commodities to the people of Manila through the Manila Consumers' Co-operntive Associations. It may be recalled that the Nadisco was crrated by the Malacanan to take over88 words
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76 1944-07-29 1 Bose Assures New Cabinet Indians At Nippon 's Side Dotaet SOMEWHERE in Burma, July 28.—Upon receipt of information regarding the formation of the new Cabinet with Gen. Kuniaki Koiso as Premier. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, head of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind, cabled a message of congratulations to Gen.76 words
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105 1944-07-29 1 Domei A NIPPON BASE IN THE CENTRAL PACIFIC, July 28Nippon garrison units on Omiyashima 'Guam Island) up till July 25 have inflicted 9.900 casualties on the enemy forces; since they effected a landing on the island on July 21. Enemy casualties on July 24105 words
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567 1944-07-29 1 Domri BERLIN, July 27.—The German High Command announced that so-itb of c .if i. j csitions re-orrurcled by our forces yesterday were consolidated and maintained in the rare of renewed local attack*. It said an en«my tank deployment east of Caen567 words
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229 1944-07-29 1 DoSßei TOKYO, July 28- It Is learned that a four-point joint proposal submitted by Field-Marshal <;en Sugiyama and Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai, Ministers of War and Navy respectively, highlighted the Cabinet meeting held today at the Premier s official residence, all ministers including229 words
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269 1944-07-29 1 Dome I TOKYO, July 28.-\ViUi the purpobe of introducing ta the people of Nippon the burning patriotism of tb"ir fellow countrymen, an fssay, ca^libTaphy, and drawing contest among Nippon boys and girls of middle and primary school* overseas will be spo'uored by the Central Association269 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous178 1944-07-29 1 \nwpon nf>wsßnefs\ Uorrifi TOKYO, Juiv 2t—yortJgO Muilv ter Mamoru Bhlgtmlttu reported to the Throne at 9.30 yesterday morning on matters under hlfl jtirisdiction. Field-Marshal Gen Sugiyama, War Minister, and his party, yesterday morning vlslWJ the LM Grand Shrines and reported on the assumption c; hLs new portfolio. Later in thr178 words
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364 1944-07-29 2 Syonan Shim bun - Syonan Shim bun BELOW If «he concluding part of Mr. A. J. Bragas talk on "Defence Mlndedneu*" at th« Syottuii Sliiinbitii Defence \V ;"1. funcMM held at the Showa Clektjn Tuesday. Mr. P.ra*a uIC: "The officers and men of the It AS. are doing364 words
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150 1944-07-29 2 SOURABAYA, July 26. (Domel)—! Foresta in Eastern Djiwa will be! dotted with modern villages In the! new future, where «u-h community Is' expected to attain the highest stage of self-sufficiency, according to a plan mapped out by the Eastern; DJawa Forestry Bureau with150 words
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327 1944-07-29 2 Svnnar. ohimbun - Svnnar. ohimbun MONTH'S WORKING REVIEWED By Sjronar. Reporter ADOPTED by the city authorities at the beginning of this month, the revised sys em of food distribution has, to nil Indications, achieved its object, viz. to ensure fair and regular supplies for everyone. One327 words
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116 1944-07-29 2 PENANG. July 27, (Domel) —The 'Grow More Pood' campaign launched by Government In Province Well csley Is gaining added momentum with the .adoption of Improved methods In felling and burning of timber, stated Mr. T. Torltanl. Sangyo-bu Chr», in a press interview la:t Saturday. Mr.116 words
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265 1944-07-29 2 X V/IO TAKAHASIII - X V/IO TAKAHASIII) YENANGYAUNG. Burma. July 28 i Dome i—the deepest interest of our correspondent in vWting \f i:u<g)auiu was drawn not only to the numerous oil derricks which rover tue entire surrounding* but also to Uie fact that the265 words
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Article112 1944-07-29 2 By Harry M. Taylor INTO the darkness and the hush of night, Slowly the landscape sinks, and fades away, And with it fade the phantoms of the day, The ghosts of men and things, that haunt the light. The crowd, the clamour, the pursuit, the flight, The112 words
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115 1944-07-29 2 OFFICIALS of the Free Service Corps of the Malai Welfare Association are at present busily engaged In the reorganization and enlargement of the Coin. With the assistance of the Auxiliary Police Service, all Malai kampongs arc being visited and the enrolment o* those youths115 words
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138 1944-07-29 2 BANGKOK, July 27 (Domei) I A Thai courtmart-al yesterday pass'ed sentences upon the confederates of Nal Wanlt Pananan. Chairman of the Board of D'rectors of the Bank of Thailand, and ringleader of the group Involved In illegal transactions of gold bullion. Lim Tharmacharl,138 words
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267 1944-07-29 2 WITH the primary object of spreading Nippon culture among Chinese girls here through the channel of Nippon classical dances and songs, a group of Chinese girls will shortly undergo a course of training here under expert Nippon women dancers and singers. Enrolment of intending267 words
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141 1944-07-29 2 V.ALACCA, July 26 (Domcl)With the object of enhancing tte welfare and prosperity of the peoT3le as well as stabilizing the food position, the Malacca Government will shortly enforce the open market system, il was ofScially announced yesterday. •Hie announcement stated tivi the Administration Intends141 words
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Article79 1944-07-29 2 Sjonan Shimban - Sjonan Shimban SUPPORTERS Of Tiger Aman and Golden Boy are offering $300 in cash prizes for tonight's "bartl; of the giants" at the New World Aman's admirers are offering $200 if he stops his man. and Golden Boy stands to jet $100 for a win on similar lines.79 words
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324 1944-07-29 2 BUKIT TINGGI, July n (Domei).—Production of a food quality table ult from the nipan palm is now being successfully carried out In eastern Sumatra, especially in the provinces of Banka and Billiton, where nip^h palm tr"e«* (row in p. Sundance. The fact that salt324 words
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Miscellaneous120 1944-07-29 2 Today's Syonan Radio 6 p.m. flash news in Malai. Tamil anu Cantonese; 6.15 p.m. Syonans loca. hour followed by the nsxt 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 Main; 7.30 p.m. Malal music by the Kampong Woodleigh120 words
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