Press - Post-War

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Rice Deliver So Far Better Than Two Preceding Years; Weekly Economic Statistics; ¥360 Million Loan from B. of Japan to Help Coal Miners' Bonus, Allowances; New Artificial Fertilizer Invented by Sapporo Man; Prices of Non-Distributed Goods in Tokyo as on December 3; ¥11,000 Year-End Gift Being Sold on Ginza, But Attract No Buyers; Refineries Working at Night to Supply Polished Rice; Frozen Rice; Lessons of the September Floods; Introducing Economic Journals of Japan

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Cabinet Slated to Determine Coal Production Increase Plan at Cabinet Meeting Today; Shift of CLO to Cabinet Under Study by Government; A Question to Premier Katayama (Letter to the Editor); 'I Do Not Remember Having Predicted Earthquake for December, as Rumored on the Street', Says Dr. Yamaguchi; Young Men and Women Air Views About Social Intercourse in Takasaki; Summary of News in the Japanese Press

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Coal Mines Bill Passes Upper House by 132-79 Votes, 1st Diet Session Ends; New Police Law Passes House of Councilors, In Force by March 8; Communications Workers Threaten to Carry Out 'Silent General Strike'; Contents of Parcels Stolen; Power to Electric Baths Suspended, Resumption Date Unknown; 'We Want Wages' Mass Meeting Held to Tokyo City Workers; Ground Breaking Ceremony for International Christian University; New Holidays to be Decided After 'Kigensetsu' (Feb. 11) Next; The First Diet Under New Constitution, the Longest Session in Annals; Metropolitan Government Borrows to Pay Employees, More than 400,000,000 Yen Taxes in Arrears; Earthquake Predicted for Kansai, Warning Sounded by Professor Sassa; Communications Minister Terrified by Telegrams of Appeal; Troublesome Missing Article; Good Books Sell Well; Summary of News in Japanese Press (Items not Included in Translations)

News excerpts from the Economic News issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headline is: Political Situation and Agreement on Policies

News excerpts from the Economic News issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Vegetable Arrivals Gradually Getting Better, Though Not so Good as Fish; 59 Firms Now Members of Woolen Industry Assn.; Million Kan of Tunny Coming From Misaki for New Year Dinners; Delivery System for Vegetables to be Established Beginning January; Yamagata Prefecture Completes Rice Delivery, Second on List; Dried Persimmon Brought from Gifu to Tokyo on Back, Porters Make ¥10,000 a Month; ¥600 Million Spent at Nakayama Races, Statistics Given on 'Monaco' of Kanto Area; ¥20 Million Ship Offered Gratis, But Must be Salvaged Off Shizuoka; Costs of Living, Prices, Wages Compared, Sept. '47 and Jan. '47, Also with 1935-36; Fukui Electric Workers Go on Strike and Consumers Supplied with Plenty of Light; Farm and Marine Products Earn Dollar Exchange; Distribution of Staple Cereals Proceeding Smoothly on the Whole