Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 2 September 1944
1944-09-02
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Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun)
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Title Section112 1944-09-02 1 The Syonan Shimbun ISew Information Director Named DomeL MANILA, Sept. I—lt is nn nounced today that Lieut.Colonel Kunio Akiyama. formerly ronn«rted with the Department of Information of the Army Section of Dai Honyei. has assumed his new post as Director of the Department of Information of the Imperial Nippon Army112 words
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109 1944-09-02 1 Dome! TAIHOKU, Sept. I.—A colourful program will be presented today throughout the island of Taiwan to celebrate the institution of the military conscription system for Taiwanese. From early morr.ing. the Young Men's Association and other oreanizatlous all over the Island will assemble at shrines109 words
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58 1944-09-02 1 STOCKHOLM. Aug. 31.— Th*t strikes iv America* chief min'.r.t; areas are continuing to ieriou«!v threaten the country's war effort Is sen in a report from Washington I /.lay that President Roosevelt hasdirected the Government to seiz? and operate 13 mines in Pennsylvania and Indiana58 words
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Article339 1944-09-02 1 SZMM/i THE current trend of the war knay, on the surface, convey the Impression that Germany is a spent force, and there may be some people who even believe that Germany is well on the road to being beaten. However, this is far from being a339 words
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268 1944-09-02 1 THE time is fast approaching when Nippon and Germany will deliver a final, crushing blow to the enemy, asserted Lt.-Col. Shozo Nakajima, Hodo-bu Cho, speaking at a regular press conference yesterday afternoon. The Hodo-bu Cho, who gave a clear survey of the268 words
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281 1944-09-02 1 Domel TCKYO, Sept. I—The Government this evening gazetted the appointment of 24 parliamentary vl.eministers and councillors including parliamentary Vire-Minister for ForciTn Affairs Baron Masayukt Mat, Ja, following thj grant of an Imperial sanction. Of the administrative officials selected, five have been appointed from among members of281 words
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728 1944-09-02 1 TOKYO, Sept. I.—"lt is the peonle of Germany—their unity, their fighting will, their unflinching devotion to their rause. and their confidence in victory. That is the key to victory," declared Sadao I such i, Spokesman of728 words
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175 1944-09-02 1 A NIPPON BASE ON THE HUNAN FRONT, Sept. I.—The Nippon air force in fierce air battles In the skies over Yochow and the vicinity of Klenli, shot down or damaged 15 enemy aircraft. Encountering an enemy formation of fighter-escorted bomb^s175 words
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92 1944-09-02 1 Dwnel TOKYO, Sept. I.—Thf War Ministry today announced the appointment of Gen. Naozaburo Oka'oe as Supreme Commander of the Nippon expeditionary forces in North China to saccced Gen. Yasujl Okaiaura, who has been transferred to another important post. A native of Hiroshima92 words
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143 1944-09-02 1 D«ntl GENEVA, Aug. 31.—Reviewing Germany's military situation, Hanson W. Baldwin, well-known Ame-lcan mliit*ry commentator, writing in the New York Tlme3, states tint it Is far too early to assume that the resistance offered by the Wehmnacht has broken down on any front,143 words
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Article39 1944-09-02 1 Dotnei. VANCHOUII. S«p(. I—Ajrrivui* here from Moacovr at 1 o'clock y?rt*rday. YaJ:ov Malik. Soviet An b.usador to Nippon, left herr for Uarbin by the 3 p.m. train HI nute to rcfiurce yts vott In Toky.^.39 words
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277 1944-09-02 1 D*nel I BERLIN. Aug. Sl.—North of Paris, the enemy, following sharp on the heels of Get nun detaching movements, was brought to a standstill, the German High Command disclosed today. It said that counter-attacks are being launched against enemy colamns277 words
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122 1944-09-02 2 By ttyonan Shimbun Staff Reporter THE FIRST of several similar, functions arranged for this monlli. Is t evenlnir'fl lerture-muvle meet-, ing to further encourage "war. ttj nd:ditess" at the Kyoel Oekijoi Iras well attended. Addressing the meeting. Jointly aponrored by the122 words
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149 1944-09-02 2 By Syonan Shimbun Staff Reporter i THE Syonsn Shlmbun understand* that plans are afoot to establign communal restaurants, where office workers and labourers can buy cheep but soqd midday snack. In! various sections of the city. The authorities are establishing! these communal restaurants to149 words
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Article584 1944-09-02 2 'Sakura' i - 'Sakura' i By IT IS of interest to note that February 15, 1942. was not the first occasion on which the Hinomaru proudly flattered from official buildings In Syonan. When the 4t,n Light Infantry Regiment mutinied Sn Singapore in February. 1915, and Nippon marines were landed here:584 words
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366 1944-09-02 2 Charity Boxing Show A Success By Syonan Shimbun Staff Reporter "WITH your united co-operation the scneme cannot fail" declared the Kosei-ka Cho, Mr. M. Shinozaki at a dinner at the Syonan Sports Association Clubhouse- last night, following the boxing tt Jaian Besar366 words
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134 1944-09-02 2 "MOTHER whatever money yaa can find in my almeirah. please donate to the Babau Fund." Thlc was Mid br Mr. Low Boon U'ah's 14-year-old aon to hit mother m he Mf in hie aick bed. The little boy succumbed to his lllncM and134 words
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246 1944-09-02 2 Bt Syonan Shlnbun Staff Reporter A LAROE turn-out of well-wiahers and friends is expected at toe. charity show, the first of a three-day, program In aid of the Rahau end; Rndau settlera, at the Yarns to this evening when two short ancient246 words
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Article, Illustration318 1944-09-02 2 By Syonan Shimbun Stuff Reporter FELICITATING tholr leader. Or. C. J. Paglar. yesterday, on attaining hia fiftieth birthday. Syonan FinasiaiiH paid glowing tribute to his many sterling qualities, in recalling the good be haa done for the community. Mi-. H E. W.vxiford. Reglatrar f>f318 words
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102 1944-09-02 2 JOHORE BHARU. Aug SI iDomei). —An extra ration of rice at the rate of a gantang <Mx ka:tie*» pt1 r person wa* iwucd to all Gove nment employees here this «e;k in recognition of the good work they have been doing in giving the citizens of102 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous118 1944-09-02 2 Today's Svnnatt Radio 9 p.m. news flashes In Ma'ai. i Tamil and Canton-s-: 6.15 p.m j Byonan's local hour followed by th n npxt day's program summary: 6.50 p.m. news In Nippon-Oo for be-' ginneio, 6.40 p.m. Indian Child) Hour; 7 p.m. news In Malai: 7.20 p.m. Arabic and Malai118 words
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Miscellaneous54 1944-09-02 2 MPPO\-GO LESSON 14S Kore o run f"a n'llbarimswu ka' —What thall 1 ti this wk:h? Kono h'mo Aft shibattp Icfldtwai Plfa-«e tie it with 'his s ring. Karp wi kisht df kl'.iasu ka?— L^ he coming by train? Jidooha d" kuru desho.—He will probably come by car. Vocabulary: Himo. string;54 words
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