Press - Post-War

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines includes: ESB Working on Details of Rationalization Program, Employment, Materials, Funds, Prices Studied; Hirano Says Purge Talk is Plot for his Overthrow; Price Board Employee's Union Alleges ¥1800 Salary Scheme is Like Blank Paper; Man Cuts 'Oshiri' of Young Girl, Another Similar Case Reported; Education Committee of Both Houses, Oppose O?t in ? system Appropriations; Labor Minister Yonekubo to visit Osaka and Kobe; "State Theater" Movement on Foot, in Response to Premier Katayama's Broadcast Speech; Finger-prints of Street-Walkers to be taken, Throughout Tokyo, Starting November 1; "Shinsei" Brand of Cigarettes already sold in Black Market Before it is officially placed in the Market; Blind Man's Rally, in Demonstration for their Vested Rights; Summary of News in Japanese Press

News excerpts from the Economic News issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Average Exchange Rate May Be Yen 180 Enforcement Seen From Next Spring; "New Mass Party" Ordered to Dissolve; Triplets Born in Hashioji; Only 20 Applicants for Diplomatic Test, 18 Show Up on Day of Examination; Snowstorm Hits Japan Sea Coast of Japan, Trains Delayed; Aomori-Hakodate Ferry Held up 12 Days; First Fighting Diet Members; Welfare Ministry Moves to Stop Abuse of Red Cross Sign and Name; Police to Stop Year-End Parties Held Secretly in Restaurants, Violators So Far Number 2,200; Summary of News in Japanese Press (items not included in translations)

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Liberal Party's Plans for New 'National Salvation' Party May be Disclosed at Kinki Convention on 22nd; Upper House Also Favors Extension of Diet Session; Railway Traffic Rates May be Raised Again, Transport Ministry Drafting Plans Now; Comment on Current Topics; Comprehensive Committee Planned for Translation of Foreign Books; Fertilizer Collected from Flood Areas, Decayed 'Tatami' Said to be Ideal for Farms; Essential Industries Pick Up, Revealed by a Survey for August; The First Coal Output from Nayii Mine, Whose Deposits are estimated at 3,000,000 300 Million Tons; Commuters on "Shosen" Lines to be a bit Relieved with Train Intervals Shortened and More Cars Attached to Trains; Four More Repatriation Ships, to Expedite Repatriation from Siberia; Summary of News in Japanese Press (items not included in translations)

News excerpts from the Economic News issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: ESB, Finance Ministry Agree on Postal Traffic Rates Hiking, Gov't Railways Want 100% Raise; Communications Workers Displeased with Government Reply on Extra Pay; Issue Statement; Snow Halts Move of 7,000 Freight Cars in Tohoku Area; Eight Candidates in Niigat By-Election for Diet L. House; Comment on Current Topics; Pitched Battle Launched by Police Against Blackmarketeering in Fish and Greens; Waifs Back to Uyeno Underground Passages, Each Earns 300 Yen a Day, It's Claimed; O-Sada-San, Notorious Ex-Sex-Offender to Barnstrome Provinces As Actress; Stoves in Railway Station Buildings; Summary of News in Japanese Press (items not in translation)

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Yoshida-Shidehara Meeting Read on New Party Movement; Home Ministry Abolition Definitely Decided; Comment on Current Topics; Supplementary Bonus to Farmers Who Give Full Rice, Potato Quotas; Transfers Into 14 Big Cities to be Prohibited for Year by Law; Hayashi Purge Said to be Almost Certain, Committee Meeting on 17th; Emperor's Wardrobes Minutely Examined; Two Japanese Girls Leaving for United States with American Husbands; 'Starvation of a Judge'; Japan-American Students' Conference to be Restored; Communications Workers Sabotage Confined to Megoru; Summary of News in Japanese Press (items not included in translations)