Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 19 March 1945
1945-03-19
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Title Section142 1945-03-19 1 The Syonan Shimbun I .S. Announces Additional Losses LISBON. March 15. (Domei) —American War Secretary, Henry L. Sumion. in his weekly war report, today revealed that th# UnKed States Army and Nary during the period from the outbreak of the war up In March 7 incurred a total of 539,!59142 words
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121 1945-03-19 1 TOKYO, M*rch 18 (Domei) —Nippon air units, which, since early this morning, have been continually attacking the fncny task force in Maters south of Kyushu, haw so far sunk c<e battleship or converted carrier121 words
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147 1945-03-19 1 TOKYO, March 17. (Domei) D"l Honyei announced at 4 p.m.: "From about 2<30 a.m., March 17, approximately 60 B-29 aircraft raided the Kobe area for about two hours and indiscriminately dumped ir.osJy incendiary bombs in the city area. •'Althouch considerable fires were caused147 words
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Article322 1945-03-19 1 LIKE our contemporaries in Nippon, we welcome the move announced by the Board of Inform* lion in Tokyo on March 16, whereby the Prenuer will henceforth be at the Imperial Headquarters to S>e fulij acquainted with detail* f mJiiaiy operations, and also that he will participate in deliberations322 words
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212 1945-03-19 1 A NIPPON Base In the Cer.lral Pacific. March 17 (Domei) —The remaining Nippon garrison uni'a on Iwoojima continue to offer thi fr.mme&t resistance to the Ame<> can Invasion forces. Ceaselessly shelling Niopon key point at Kita village throughout the night of March212 words
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Article168 1945-03-19 1 A NIPPON Base at the PhliDpines front, March 17. (Dome!) Smashing enemy tanks with deadly accurate fire or charging in.o the tanks wi:h explosives Imperial storm troopers in the vicinity of the old Zambotnga airfield on March 13 alone yesterday practically annihilated two enemy companies and knocked168 words
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413 1945-03-19 1 U.S. Attempt At Break Through Being Stemmed Luzon Fronl A NIPPON Base 1.1 the PLt.jpI pixies, March 17, (Domeij Con- &.rue.ing highways and making other elaborate preparations in jan apparent attempt to thrust Into the Cagayai Sain over ihc Carabello mountains <y;ng cast of Llngayen Gulf, the American in- vasion413 words
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106 1945-03-19 1 NIPPON Bab* in Northern Burma, March I§. (Dosnei)— Nippon force*, operating in the Northern Burma area along the Irrawaddy River, up lo March 14 have inflicted morr than 17,000 casualties on the enemy since oar farces started their counter-attack m that area. During the same106 words
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159 1945-03-19 1 TOKYO. March 18. (Domei)-The determination cf the S«pl« Nippon to fight throunh to ultimate victoryat.allcost*> <"*eiv''l ring impetus early thia morning when TENNO HEIKA r*ciou*ly -tspected the war-strickjn parts of the capital Attended by the Grund Chamberlain ana159 words
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253 1945-03-19 1 A NIPPON Base in Northern Burma, March 17 (Dome!)— Nippon garrison troops in Mandalay are continuing to offer bloody resistance to enemy troops, and except for the west area of the town where a terrific struggle253 words
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213 1945-03-19 1 RANGOON. March 17, (Doaiell —Vast crowds of Burmese people this mornlr* gathered at the parade ground within the shade* of Burma's world famous Shwetia gon Pagoda to give a rousing rend off to crack contingents tl the Burmese Army—the first unius to leave213 words
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Article98 1945-03-19 1 LISBON March 1" (Domeli WJham Phillips, President Roose^ veit'm personal representative io India with the personal ianl; of ambassador, has formally resigned owing to the iUiess of his wife,. White House announced today, ac- 1 coi ding to a Washington di'-patrh j Pnilips. last year, figured piominentlj98 words
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Article68 1945-03-19 1 LISBON Marcn 17. (Domeli That Bnt.ui is, at pment. suffer- J Ing from a shortage of meac supply was reflected if. a Rmt«r message fr^m I«ncon todty, which quoted Colone! J J IJeweliin a;; stating he could Rive no guaranty* that meat ration lr BH aln wou68 words
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Article96 1945-03-19 1 TAJHOKU, March 17. (Domet)— Tilt enemy yesterday repeated his outi&geou:., indiscriminate bombing of civilian residential and business quarters by racing bombs en the residential sections iii ihe suburbs o! this city. The enen.y air raids against Ta^« wun, which at tne beginning were concentrated on96 words
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Article96 1945-03-19 1 LISBON Mafcfi 15. (Daniel) Dit-w Pearson. AaierL^s's tcpuoicb political columnist, who L»« te«n e»pt.:.s.b'.« for a series of /■<•«."»! :aral. authentic p-.po««rw of secret firltlcii dlplcmacy. todajr cnari»a In his syn<!!:c«ie<l column in tii» "New Yo:k Da:'r Mirror' that CM BiitL«h have sternly iv. nnanc:r^; th«96 words
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330 1945-03-19 2 RANGOON, IVLu-ch 1& iDomm) -Delayed: Nippon*, alertness and the ipccdy tetlM she took in Indochin? hit not only' totally wiped out the last vestige «f foreign influence in East Asia, but hat strciiß-thened the defence of Fas'. Asia tenfold. Nippon has330 words
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287 1945-03-19 2 31. YEAR OLD RULER INTERVIEWED HIE .March IG. (I)omell— Declaring that the Empire of Annam has been a pare of the Co-prosperity Sphere from the very day of In birth. Emperor Bao Dai in a special Interview given to a Domei287 words
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167 1945-03-19 2 TO enlighten would-be sttflers in the Catholic Farming Colony n: Fuji-go,, m. C. J. Paglar, the Eurasian community leader, under the sponsorship of the Eurasian Welfare Association, will deliver a lecture on Fuji-go covering all aspects of farming life next Wednesday. Mar 21, at167 words
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370 1945-03-19 2 RANGOON. March 10. (Dome. I?-sr .1. v-lii-j. emanating from lnd>.» UiUKate .hat both the Inited S.-.ie; and the Soviet Union rer»p»<y tiavp intensified their efforts to penetrat? deeper into India's Cciaettir ttruftuie, despite BritAii;'.i rt"-ii.- of keeping firm •liuiigieliolri on India fnr her own370 words
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205 1945-03-19 2 MR. P. M. MOHAMED ISM Ail President of the Smuijd Indian Muslim Service Corps, wm host to a small but representative gathering of charitable workers at an informal dinner party at h!s residence In Geylang on Saturday evning in honour of MrvMusilee205 words
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271 1945-03-19 2 FOR THE convenience of m%trbers of the women s departm»>r,t of the Syonan Oversea-Chines* Association, Dr Lim Boon-ken: President of he A«crj«t!o-. has allotted a part of Ihe Aasocla 'nr.s main buildng in Hili Street where women members could meet more often to271 words
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244 1945-03-19 2 MOBILIZATION of manpower in MaUI. provided for by the recentlypromulirated Male Employment Restiir'ion Ordinance and aiming at attaining a new peak in war production. is malting *peeJy progreM. with tens of thousands of males between the ages of II and 40 due for244 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous113 1945-03-19 2 Today's Syonan Radio fl p.m. light music; 6.15 p.m. news flashes in Malai. Tamil. Cantonese and Englis'.i, 6.30 p.m. news in Kippon-Oo for 'jeginnars. 6.40 p.m. p.m. Chinese ohildrenV iongs; 1 p.m. lime signal—Tamil melodies; 7.2f» p.m. Sy&nan's lo^al hour follow ed by next day's program summ«r\; 7.30 p.m. news113 words
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