Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 7 March 1945
1945-03-07
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Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun)
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Title Section138 1945-03-07 1 The Syonan Shimbun Citation Granted To Iwoojima Heroes TOKYO, March 6. (Dome!) A report has been submitted to the Throne on the granting of a citation to Corporals Kunimoii ham and Hiromoto Kaneko for their distinguished services in fighting against the American invaders on Iwoojiina. the War Ministry announced today.138 words
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Article697 1945-03-07 1 NIPPON BASE on the Philippines Front, March 5 (Dome!) -While Imperial ground forces continued attrltional warfare against the American invasion forces in strict accordance with the operational plans laid down by Gen. Tomoyuki Yamushita, in the697 words
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Article395 1945-03-07 1 CLEARING DECK FOR ACTION CONSIDERABLE interest is being taken in the formation of the ne<.» political party in Nippon to replace the Imperial Rule Assiastance Political Association. The latest dispatches from Tokyo «tate that smooth progress is being made with the formation of the new party, and the stage395 words
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237 1945-03-07 1 TOKYO, March 5 (Dome!1 Smooth progress is being made Id the campaign for the organization of a new political party to replace the Imperial Rule Assistance Political Association, which is now being carried on under the active leadership of Admiral Seizo Kobayashl. President237 words
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328 1945-03-07 1 LAST nigM'i Ma'al rnmni rally at the Ma'ai Gekijo In honour ot Chikyu Se^u, bir'hday of KOOO HEIKA. was an outs andirg success In that the whole program wan entirely run by Malai women, unlike previous 'all!?s which were aid-d hv men Prom the speakers328 words
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Article370 1945-03-07 1 LISBON, IMarch a (Domci) —American Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz's latest communique todiy indicated that the American Marines on Iwoojim.i are rontinuin* to incur heavy losses in b tter fighting with the Nippon forces. it stated that Nippon370 words
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167 1945-03-07 1 TOKYO. Marrh 6 iDomeh Despif« the giowir.g gravity cf the war situation, the mi it nation today paused in the prosecution ot vita' war tasks In ord^r to felicitate repectfully a most m.«p c ous ocrfrion pnma'v the 42nd b r'hdav of KOOO HEIKA. In167 words
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357 1945-03-07 1 A NIPPON BA..K If* *'Om% Front. March 5. (Domci;— Large formations cf Loinbeij and fighter* of the Nippon I'urma-wased Air Foret pounded pncinv a'r bajes in Burma ard irdla a* uiterlv-rontesttrd fighting conU:i.j-rd in various sectors on the Durm.t >'tijt. eapwfally in357 words
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79 1945-03-07 1 LISBON. March 4. (DamH) Ma.lor-Gential Patrick Hurley, American Ambassador to Chungking, and Lieut. Gen. Albeit Wedemeyer, Ccmn.nnrit.-ii-Cli:ef of t:.e American Jaml lories <n China, arrived in Washington today to report to American President Roosevelt, according to a Washington dispatch The slmultaneaus arrival of both Hurley79 words
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328 1945-03-07 2 i A NIPPON Bue on Ijiigayen Front. March 5. <Domei>—Moving dbtails of the valiant fight to the ts: man put up by a until Nippon ui«t led by U«ut. Col. Maaakiyo sslt ima Id January this year »urn*1 an ova. w.'xelmingly numeri--44!1j-iUD#rio.'328 words
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Article118 1945-03-07 2 AT a general meeting of the Soccer and Indoor Oamea Sections of the ftyonan SporU A*ool»tton y«iter<Uy. the following were fleeted office-bearer!:~ Soccer Section Mr. '.m Yant Liang (Chtirmtn), Mr. Ohoo Kw»i ham (SeareUrr-Conventr). Dr. A. SandMhta. Md. T»liar bin Cain Tin Wh Bng and A. M118 words
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125 1945-03-07 2 HANOI. March 6. (Demei)— A French lnu jchina Govetnmt«itOfneral oulletln .isdosee rhat, with a view to realizing gi-eater rever.uM. rhp d«*'sion ha« been reached tc 'ncrease bcih the SUC« r-ottery and tiM ehoit-term nation al bond Issues for IMS to the res> pective sums of125 words
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838 1945-03-07 2 >f AI'IEKCD ihio>thoui Sr»n«n are about a score of Chinese Buddhtft I>mp4»» <rh«* Bemally relttf i« jitcii to the poor but which i« tn ea*r|«ocT. v tN the MtM IB the two rrrrnt raids oo the city, irtll he centerted into838 words
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223 1945-03-07 2 UNANHCOTJBL* expressing ihi view that all women should, ac th'J crucial moment, exert their v most in conaolidatlng the Rome Front, OUmn women leaden, at a rally held at the Yamato Oekijo laet night v oommamortaaon of Chikyu tettu, Irfrthday of223 words
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Article163 1945-03-07 2 THX ipecul Ohikru *»tSU \a. .:.y entertainment and film show organzed by the Women's Section of the Km Mian Welfare Association, which was held at the Fuji Oelcijo, Katong y«ft*rd»y. turned out to be a netfl. Although originally intendeo for women only, the show was flnal'.y163 words
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287 1945-03-07 2 TOKYO. March 8. (Dome!) Spending their last days in Tokyo i prior to toing dispatched to various universities >,f Nippon, special 6tudenU from the Southern Regioiu are diligently pursuing their studies at the Kokusal Gakuyukai 'Inter-' nation*! Students Society tn; Meguro287 words
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Article262 1945-03-07 2 All Should Help Stabilize Livelihood Of Populace gIR—It should be understood that with the current intensification of the war in the Pacific, living conditions in general, and a foodstuff shortage n particular, prevalent in Syonan and othe^ pa:-tn of Namno ir-^t gradually more acute. But It to262 words
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Advertisement474 1945-03-07 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH MR LOW CHWEE THYE, ag« 51 yu't, of the former X.P.M. paased away peacefully on Mar. 6. 2A05. Hi his resider.. c No. SM-H. LoroJig 25. OfyJang leaving his beloved wife, S daughters, 1 son and I grandson to mourn Uls low Funeral will take place on474 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous118 1945-03-07 2 Today's Syonan Radio fi p.m. light music; 6.15 p r.e*- flashes in Maial Tamil. Canon.v and English; 6.30 p.m. new* in Nippon-Go for beginners: 6 40 p.m. Indian Children'! Hour; 7 P.m. time signal—popular Mala) song hit "Tauda Mata" sung *>j Ismail Kauim; 7.30 ".m Sy>r»''.'s loot! hour followed by118 words
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