Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 23 September 1944
1944-09-23
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Title Section121 1944-09-23 1 The Stonan Shimbun Britishers Warned Of 'V-T Menace bcir.H LISBON, Sept. 21—London newspapers carried article* warning that England may soon be the target of a new German secret weapon calhd according to a dispatch icceivrd h*rc. T.ie 'V-2' is a super fly-ng-bemb with a much longer range than the 'V-l'121 words
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360 1944-09-23 1 ALSO 10 MILES FROM WUCHOW Dome! CANTON, Sept. 22.—The main Nippon force, which is advancing rapidly along the Hunan-Kwangsi railway, has already reached the immediate neighbourhood of Kweilin, enemy's stronghold in south-west China. Meanwhile, bearing down south-westward from Waits?p. on the Kwangsl-Kwangtuns border, Nippon forces360 words
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Article467 1944-09-23 1 CHIANG'S. FEAR IT IS clear frcm the statement of P. 11. (hang, member cf Chungking's Executive Yuan, that iani; Kai-shek's greatest fear is panic among his people, or to he more correct among the masses under his co-trol. Chan? told the Ptss. with reference to the military situation, Uiat467 words
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157 1944-09-23 1 I Domei ZURICH, Sept. 19—American Secretary of State Cordell Hull today announced that the United States Government has granted recognition to the independence of Syria and liebanon by accrediting George Wadsworth with the post of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to both countries, according to157 words
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260 1944-09-23 1 Dome! TOKYO, Sept. 22.-since the landing of enemy forces on Pililiou, Angaur and Morotai islands a week ago, Nippon forces In tMe Palau Group have been engaged in unending battles day and night, inflicting tremendous losses on the I enemy. On Pililiou Island,260 words
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80 1944-09-23 1 Domel A NIPPON Bass on the South China Front, Sept. 20.—Nippon forces at noon yesterday captured Yunfou, headquarter? of the wray's 158 th Division. Continuing their vrstward drive after the reduction of Shiuhing and crushing the enemy along the ■outhern bank of the West River,80 words
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76 1944-09-23 1 Dome! TOKYO, Sept. 21—TENNO lIEIKA and KOGO HEIKA were graciou«!y pleased this morning to receive in audience V lie-Ad-miral Michitaro Tocuka, new Chief of Naval Aviation Headquarters, who had returned from his duty aboard a naval warcraft to assume new duties. During the Imperial audience, Virc-Admiral76 words
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132 1944-09-23 1 Dnmel LISBON, Sept. 21.—Battle conditions even worse than those on Tarawa, Guadalcanar and Salpan, are facing the American Marines fighting on Pililiou, of the Palau Group, according to a dispatch by United Press war correspondent, Richard W. Johnston. He said that the Marines, fighting across132 words
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99 1944-09-23 1 LISBON. Sept. 21—Indicating that America U out to gefi all foreign territories she can grab and hold. Senator Tom Connally, Chairman of the American Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told the American Legion Convention in Chicago yesterday that he strongly favours United States' retention99 words
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318 1944-09-23 1 DotnrJ LISBON, Sept. 21.—Despite further reinforcements from the air. the First British Air-borne Division in Central Holland has been to a LitaUr extent dastroyea In the Arnhem area, near the northwestern German border, todays German communique announced, accenting to a dispatch received litre. Up318 words
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215 1944-09-23 1 I DomeJ TOKYO, Sept. 22.—Thirty-six enemy aircraft are fso far known to have been either shot down or heavily damaged over the Manila sector yesterday when a total of 500 enemy carrier-based planes made two raids on the Philippines, Dal Honyel announced at215 words
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Article238 1944-09-23 1 Domei LISBON, Sept. 20.—0n the Eastern Front, the Soviets smashed their way to within sight of Riga In their Baltic offensive by three Soviet armies, a United Press dispatch from Moscow said. At Warsaw the Soviets, under cove* of a fog screen, attempted to cross238 words
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103 1944-09-23 2 PROVIDING for the first time in the history of this country, an op- portunity for loral girl* to take »P important technical po*t». the Syo- man branch of the Inter-Telecom-munications Bureau Is now enlirtlnr a rroup of tirls between the •tea of103 words
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86 1944-09-23 2 FARMERS of th* Gev'.ang Malai Farm, one of the bigsest marketgardens operating in Lhis ritv. presented a donation of $1,000 to Lieut.-Col. Tb ahim b*n Ha;i Ya'acob. commander of the Malai Oiyu-Oiin fVolunteer Armyi at a tea party held on Wednesday for the Joint86 words
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Article96 1944-09-23 2 SOMEWHERE IN BURMA. Sept. (Domeil—The council of ministers and advisers of the Provisional Government of Aiad Hind decided to create a new civilian decoration "Shaheed Hind" iMartyr of India), which will be awarded posthumously to Indlam. who. going into India are caught and executed by the British.96 words
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Article74 1944-09-23 2 LAST nights Malai "Dramatic Nighf at the Nanyo Oekijo. teaturlng a drama entitled -'Rahsia Membuat Emas" <The Secret Of Making Goldi drew a large crowd. Sponsored by the entertainmen .•ectlon of the Malai Welfare Association in support of the Home for the Malai Destitute Fund the program74 words
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639 1944-09-23 2 Guide To Defence Against Foe Air Raids, Parts 4 5 BII.OW H <he third Instalment (parts 4 and 5) of the A.R.F. In- structlons and directions to the people of Svonan outlining meajurrs to deal with any situation j •rlslnr from possible enemy air raid attemptii on thi« island. Parta639 words
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Obituary77 1944-09-23 2 ONG CHENG TAM aged 55 > pawed away peacefully yesterday at 9 45 a.m. 'T.T.) at his residence No 75-A. Devonshire Road, leaving behind his be!oved wile, his only son Ong Kek Chiang i. three daughters iOng B:n Teclc. Ong Bin Kirn and Ong Bin Neot. two sons-in-law iTan77 words
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