Press - Post-War

Tokyo News No. 4,587-A

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News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Rationalization of Industries by Reshuffling of Posts to be Considered, Rice Price from National Viewpoint; Coal Output for 1st Half Year is 97.6% of Planned Goal, Announced; General Federation of Labor Holds 3-day National Convention; Newspaper Price to be Raised to ¥20 a Month, Single Copy to be ¥0.60; Legal Counsel Section; 'Double Play' by Valiant Wife, Succeeds in Catching Two Thieves on Same Day and Gets Praise; Queer Combination in Ball Teams of Two Diet Houses, Match on Oct. 10; Citizen's Pockets Empty, Even Rations Sold for Cash; Transportation Minister's Statement; Over 7 Million Yen in Four Months, Communication Workers' Crimes; Summary of News in the Japanese Press (not given in translation)
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1947CE Oct 8th
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Economic News No. 44

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News excerpts from the Economic News issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Salt Output This Year 960,000 T, 1.5 Million T. Expected Next Year; Charcoal Short in Tokyo, Although Firewood Stock Nears Planned Goal; Arrival of Rice Into Capital Decreasing But Distribution Not Affected, Announced; House Repair Materials to be Distributed Early Next Year; Free Account Deposits Exceed B. of Japan Note at End of Nov.; 90% of Households Surveyed Living in 'Red Ink', 1,560 Families Studied; Pay Schedule for Sweater Knitting Fixed by Tokyo Employment Agencies; New Year Articles and Fuel Bullish on Blackmarkets
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1947CE Dec 20th
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Press - Post-War

Economic News No. 9

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News excerpts from the Economic News issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines includes: Permission Already Asked by 50 Cotton Spinning Plants for Restoration of Spindles; Second Installment of Aid Rounds to 10 Big Cotton Plants' Restoration; Woollen Industry Restoration Plans Decide to be ready by Mar. '49; Charcoal and Fuel Trains Coming into Tokyo from North; Yellow Sea Salt Arrives at Sasebo; Expenses for Disposal of War-End Explained by Gov't in Diet Session; Corporation Tax Returns Only ?7 of Official Expectation; Artificial Fecundation in Pigs at Sakura Hog-Raising Station; White Paper on Students' Living Conditions, Food, Housing, Tuition Costs Give Hardships; Law Regarding Raw Silk to be Revised, Wholesaler System May be Revived; Introducing Economic Journals of Japan
Date: 
1947CE Nov 7th
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Press - Post-War

Economic News No. 10

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News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Farmer's Portion of Rice Cut Down From 4 'Go' to 3.5 'Go' to Cover Shortage; Governor Yasui to Ask Tahoku People for Quick Shipment of Staple Food; Campaign Planned to Promote Farmland Reform Program; Labor Shortage to Aichi, Textile Plants Want More Workers; Abolition of Official Prices of Fruits, Diverse Reactions Reported from Localities; Restoration of Shimoda Port to Cost ¥3 Million; 8,000 'Kan' of Salted Squids Idle as Retailers Shun Them; Four Ship Companies Compete for Inland Sea Traffic; Shimizu Port to be Improved; ESB Chief Explains How 'Shusen Shori-hi' Was Spent, Data on Materials Supplied O. F. Given; Eating & Drinking Rule Violations Since April Total 2,733 Cases; Kansai Haiden to Increase Capital; Introducing Economic Journals of Japan
Date: 
1947CE Nov 8th
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Press - Post-War

Economic News No. 43

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News excerpts from the Economic News issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: 42.5% Allotted Rice Quota Delivered by Farmers So Far; Note Issue for Jan. - Mar. '48 May be Limited to ¥260 Billion; Food Consumed at Village Funeral by 380 Persons Estimated; 40,000 Cases of Canned 'Mikan' Shipped to England from Shimizu, 90,000 Next Year; Silk Stockings to be Distributed to School Girls Next Month; Restaurants to Remain Closed Next Year Economic Stabilization Beard Decides; 110 KM-Speed Locomotive Built by Government Railways; 13,000 Diesel Bus and Trucks to be Built in Five Years; Portable Radio Set Also Made in Japan; 38 Varieties of Farm Implements to be Manufactured Next Year; Former Naval Bases Reviving As Ports of Commerce; Labor Ministry Begins Enquiries Into Mishandling of Labor Disputes; New Formula for Management of Medium and Small Enterprises
Date: 
1947CE Dec 19th
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Press - Post-War

Economic News No. 46

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News excerpts from the Economic News issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Coal Transportation Becoming Serious Problem, Stocks Accumulating; Blackmarket Prices Rising with Approach of Year-End; Stasuki Maru, 730 Tons, Launched, One of 15 Freighters Planned; Weekly Economic Statistics; Fish, Vegetables Arriving in Tokyo, Osaka Given Since Tighter Control; Raw Silk Output for November Lower; Staple Fibre and Yarn Output for November Given; Metropolitan Prices Up 35% Against New Year Demand; Depression Deepens With Spiraling Inflation
Date: 
1947CE Dec 23rd
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Press - Post-War

Economic News No. 45

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News excerpts from the Economic News issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: General Price Revision in February Announced by Cabinet Secretary Nishio; First Shipment of US Coal Arriving Here January 7; Coal Output in Hokkaido Continues To be Good, Daily Output Exceeds Goal; Newsprint for Tokyo, Osaka to be Brought by Steamer from Kushiro; Electric Power Allocations for Jan.-Mar., 148 Formally Fixed, 1.8% Less Than December Figure; 2 New Ships Launched and 1 Repaired in Osaka; Floating Department Store for Inland Sea Planned; Osaka Harbor Beacons Repaired, Service from Dec. 20; Kensai Economic Men Decide on Recommendations to be Submitted to Gov't; Depression Deepens with Spiraling Inflation; Taxi Gyp Still in Evidence Though Much Reduced in Number
Date: 
1947CE Dec 22nd
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Press - Post-War

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