Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 28 September 1944
1944-09-28
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Article43 1944-09-28 1 ChiangHardPressed For Troops? DomcL LISBON, Sept. 26—Indicating that Chungking Is hard pressed for troops as the result of serious military defeats suffered at the hands of the Nippon forces, the Chungking Supreme National Defence Council ha* decided to establish a ministry of Conscription.43 words
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Article61 1944-09-28 1 NO. 570 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. KOKI 2604. SHOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS German Guns Pound South-East England Dmel LISBON, Sept. 26—German long-range *uns mounted on the Channel coast shelled the v. h-e.Lsiern coastal strip of England at intervals throughout this afternoon, furring many of the coastal resident* to61 words
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173 1944-09-28 1 DomrJ TOKYO, Sept. 26.—Nippon gr.rrison units on Pililiou and Ansaur islands of the Palau Group are continuing to pound the enemy's landing forces which are already showing »sl?ns of wavering due to their mounting casualties and huge losses in equipment, frontline dispatches disclosed. On173 words
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Article586 1944-09-28 1 BATTLE FOR PALAU ALL THE optimism with which the Americans heralded to the world their landing: on Pililion and Angaur islands of the Falau Group to the east of the Philippines has now given way to anxious, even -if more sober, speculation as to the fate awaiting the landed586 words
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267 1944-09-28 1 Domei CANTON, Sept. 26.—With the object of facilitating the advance of the main body of the Nippon forces moving steadily southwards down the Lingling-Kweilin highway, Nippon left flank columns are carrying the brunt of the fighting In a south-westward semi-circular drive to cut otT Kweilln,267 words
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213 1944-09-28 1 Dome! PEKING, Sept. 26. —The China-based United States Air Force, again suffered heavily at the hands of Nippon interceptor units In the sky over North China today while en roiite to southern Manshukoku and back on its bombing mission that ended in a disastrous failure.213 words
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Article271 1944-09-28 1 Domei HSINKING, Sept. 26—The China-based United States Air Force in another unsuccessful raid aimed at Manshukoku's Industrial centres lost Aye planes, in addition Ito having eight others heavily damaged this afternoon, when over 70 raiders struck at the Anshan. Penhsihu and Dalren sectors in the southern part of271 words
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223 1944-09-28 1 Domel LISBON, Sept. 28.—Indications today were that the British First Air-borne Division encircled by German troops west of Arnhem has been w<re u out, according to dlspatcnes) received here. The Anti-Axis Supreme Headquarters banned all news on the development around Arnhem. However,223 words
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237 1944-09-28 1 Domei LISBON. Sept. 26.—1n a move interpreted as designed to bring economic pressure on Argentine, the American State Department today announced that alter Oct. 1. American ships boun^ northward from South America will be prohibited from stopping over at Argentine ports, according *o237 words
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Article112 1944-09-28 1 <fle;im-ns threw in strong flghtt* ♦oraat«3ns to shield the ground f atctn and numerous air battles wcr« fought yesterday ovex the Riga are*. North of Arid, Oorman and Hungarian troops threw back Soviot netrheads as the Red Army's offensive activity increased in southIwsatr n Transylvania. On th» Br Kids posses,112 words
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315 1944-09-28 1 Do** el A NIPPON Base in Northern Burma, Sept. 26.—F00d and ammunition shortage if hampering the operations of the CiiUngking forces around the Lungling area. Although war supplies are being dropped from the air by China-bassd United States aircraft, the amount urgently315 words
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140 1944-09-28 2 t F.I I.BU vriONS befitting lhr occasion, to to highlighted lift mass meeting, will be held by Syonan's Chinese ritisenn on Oct 10 in commemoration of (he 33ni anniversary of the establishment of the Chinese Republic. All Chinese homas will be beflagged140 words
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67 1944-09-28 2 TO GAIN an insist into the Important work now being carried on by the Syonan Malai Welfare Association in order to expand thatr own activities In the lnterests of Malais residing in their district, Tuan Abdul Hamid Rauf. President of the Nlbon** Tebal branch of67 words
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Article84 1944-09-28 2 THE annual Svonan tennis cluimpionfhips \\\V be held early next month at the Bras Basah Eoad court* of the Syonan Toku-betu-*i. There will bf men's and women's eiugles and dauble.s. mixed doubles •nd veterans' single* Entries are now invited. Entry forms can be obtained from the town office84 words
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228 1944-09-28 2 By Syoiian Shimbun Slaf Reporter DISTRIBUTION oi cigarettes to ihe public by the Auxiliary Police: will start from ne\t Tuesday, the Shoko-ka. Syon.ni Tokubetu-si. having announced the dates ol i-suiup supplies during the month of October. The Auxiliary Police Assistant in each Police divisional228 words
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Article35 1944-09-28 2 AN EVENING'S exceUent enirrtainment was seen at the Ku.ii Gelcijo last night v/hen the Auxiliary Police Service sponsored a sho'v tc commemorate the second anniversary of Ita formation. The Kelmubu-Cho was present.35 words
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Article43 1944-09-28 2 THE Malai Ba-.kmg Association will .'ponr.ov. with the support or Shadan Hojin Eiga Haikyu Sha. a "Savings Encouragement" meet n? at the Kyoei Gekijtv-not Showa Gelcijo. as published in Tuesday a paper—on Wednesday, Oct. i. art ng at 8 30 p.m.43 words
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613 1944-09-28 2 HE LOW is the right h fflstalnifnt (Part t continued) of the A.R.I. iniitrurtions and d*rrction« to <he people of Syonan outlinlnf meaaures to deal with any situation arising from possible enemr air raid attempt* on (his island. Earlier parts here613 words
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Article44 1944-09-28 2 Mr. R. Varalara.li! re,-ret* to inform trnt his b loved tea R. V. Ra;nanathan of Malaian Denartmente. ILL. Hqrs. expired on 20-9-2604 at hh mllmi in Kuala Lumpur. He thanks1 a'l those who sent wreaths and messages of condolence, and attendei the funeral.44 words
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Article38 1944-09-28 2 MRS TEO PIN CHONG (Goh Sv.ee Keow>. daughter of thf late Mr Qoh THk Chee ofPenang. passed away Deanefully on Sent. 19th leavin7 behind three sons I Ktm Hon. Boon Eng and Boon Th'am> and three daughters.38 words
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