Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 3 April 1945
1945-04-03
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Title Section15 1945-04-03 1 The Syonan Shimbun SUBSCRIPTION |1« PER MONTH NO. 730 TUESDAY. APRIL 3. KOKI 2603. SHOWA15 words
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285 1945-04-03 1 TOKYO, April 2. iDomeii.—Conunuing their devastating attacks ngainst the enemy 'ask forre In \vater s off the Okinawa main island of the Ryukyu Group, airmen of our ••Shfmpu" Special Attack Corps and other naval air unit* are chalking up brilliant- war results with body285 words
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Editorial
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Article257 1945-04-03 1 I RESH c vldence of the enemy s < .ulousne^s is provided b\ the deliberate bombinr of another Nippon 11.1 .pit a I ship Iving a anchor Kc?)unjr harbour in Taman on thi* iff moon of March 31 On several occasions In the past the Imperial Government ha<:257 words
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319 1945-04-03 1 TOKYO. April 2 iDomi' -More than 2.100 enrmy troops have been either killed or wounded '550 of 'hem on lanch in the fighting which is taking place on Okinawa main island according to 'he lat.st ciisp.it -lv s from the frontlinrs319 words
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86 1945-04-03 1 KEELING. Taiwan. April i.oinr. ■—Another instance of deliberate rnrmy assaults on Nippon men y ships o?rurred at 13.45 p m- March 31 when the Nipm; p tal fhlp. Hikawa Mam. l>.a n a. anchor in Keeiung harbour. vk> damaged by thiee "nearmiss" bombs dropped86 words
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377 1945-04-03 1 RANGOON. April 1 <Domei> -Latest dispa rhes ree3iv?d by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. Supreme Commander of the Azad Hind Fauj. from the Upper Burma frorr. disclosed Hut the Indian National Army is taking rhe offensive whenever it contacts the enemy. According to one dLspatrh.377 words
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Article402 1945-04-03 1 BERLIN, April 1 (Domeii.—The Geiman High Command today reported fierce defensive fighting on the Dutch border noiiii and nor;heast of Emmerich and in the area of BursteinfurV adding :hat In the Warburg areß. north of Kassel, German lrginnf hurled back enemy spearheads. At Sießen and in the402 words
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134 1945-04-03 1 A TOTAL of 14b war craft, either sunk or damaged, represents the colossal loss inflicted on the enemy by our air and surface units since the Ryukyn S»a Battle on March 23, when the enemy tisk force 'irst appeared in134 words
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359 1945-04-03 1 PHILIPPINES FRONT April 2 iDomeii—While no major !chang- ha;, tcken p^ace in the jwar situa ion tj the east of (Manila, fierce Aghting is now going on be:w?en the Nippon foops and the en°my forces which, t-n March 27. advanced into Bosoboso sector appro359 words
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132 1945-04-03 1 on thr herU of ilif Whit'- Hoii-'t' srn«Mi<>nsl annonm-i-menl rnrv'frninu iiftth tli«" I'nitpfl Stair* and Rn«si«'t :i,t> i.tinn to IWtire thr***1 ntlditionul 'olm at tin- Stn Kiani i-i o <»n« frrenrr. Pan? Srotl Rmikin^. li^ii* icr*. rorr**«no,ni^nt in \X'««hinfrtnn, tf,r»:iv r^fttttn, *'»«t nfflU In132 words
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725 1945-04-03 2 ONE of the most ambitious philanthropic projects was inaugurated on Sunday when the Chinese Charitable Institutions Union (Blue Cross workers) opened its first daily free feeding cmtre for destitutes in Carpenter Street. Nearly 800 destitutes,725 words
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325 1945-04-03 2 Nippon's 'SureVictory* Structure Strengthened TOKYO, March 30. (Domei>—ln a congratulatory speech g.ven at the ceremony for the inaugurat'on of the Dai Nippon Seijikai (Political Association of Great Nippon) held today, Premier Gen. Kuniaki Koso declared that the pow*r of the entiie Nippon people will further manifest Itself through the new325 words
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Article202 1945-04-03 2 TOKYO. March 30. ,Domei> The nation's new political party formally rauic 'n*o beini? today when the inaugural meeting of the Dal N'ppon Seijikai (Political Assoc a-ti«-n of Great Nipp-n) was held in the Diet building this afternoon. A la*ge number of it- sponsors, inc'uri'ng Admira' Selzo202 words
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409 1945-04-03 2 CONVIVIAHTI' aud good-fellowship were the keynotes at the official inauguration of the Giyu-Gun and Heiho Refreshment Centre in Dhoby Ghaut yesterday, which was attended by top-ranking officers of the Imperial Army, officials of the Syonan Tokubetu-si and the Ma ai Welfare Association.409 words
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Advertisement497 1945-04-03 2 NOTICE Instructions Regarding Selection of Civilian Candidates for Officers' Training School, Azad Hind Fauj (1.N.A.) 1. Application.^ are invited from Indian Civilians for the next course at the Officer*' Training School, which will commence with effect from 15 May, 2605. 2. The Selection Board will sit at the undermentioned Centres:497 words
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