Press - Post-War

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Note Issue May Reach ¥192 Billion at End of March, 1948, Government Estimates; Movie Producing Companies in Difficulties, Costs Twice Last Year's ¥10 Million for 1 Film; ESB Estimate of Household Expenses Still Optimistic, in Spite of Raise in Prices; Only ¥26 Billion Taxes Collected so Far, Campaign to Boost Tax Payment; Dwellings of Eidan to be Sold to Tenants Shortly; Share Quotations in Tokyo (Index Number); Theatre Owners, Employees Oppose Admission Tax Increase; College Graduates in Great Demand, 100% Employment Reported So Far; Savings Goal to be Put at ¥170 Billion by Fiscal Year End; Economic Notes - On Rice, Tobacco, Etc.; Blackmarket Prices of Daily Necessities in Tokyo Studied; Inspectors to be Placed in All Cement Factories; Introducing Economic Journals of Japan

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headline is: Direction of Policy Change and Bureaucratic Control

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Yoshida-Shidehara Meeting Todd 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 Meguro; Summary of News in Japanese Press (items not included in translation)

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Restoration Plans for Cotton Spinning Industry Until Jun 1949 Fixed, To Study at Osaka Meeting; ¥600 Million Fund for 3 Whale Fishing Co. To be Accommodated by Tokyo Banks Soon; Large Quantities of Foodstuffs Sold Illegally Confiscated by Police; Deposit Figures of Tokyo Banks; How Much Goods Can be Made with 1000 KWH of Electricity?; Charcoal Trains to be Run; Saitama Prefecture Stops Shipping of Vegetables for November Temporarily, Planned Shipment in December; Fruits, Now on Free Sale List, Arriving into Capital in Good Quantity; Production of Essential Goods for September Shows Decline; Yokohama City to Issue Bonds Totaling ¥20 Million; Goods Bought by CPO to be Regarded Part of Export Trade of Country; ¥2,000,000,000 [unclear] in Personnel Expenditures, Ghost Population of 190,000 Government Officials Revealed; Introducing Economic Journals of Japan

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Long-Term Planning, Price Revision to be Studied in Connection with Next Year's Budget; Heated Discussions Over Coal Mines Control Bill, All 3 Parties May Eventually O. K. Revisions; Nomizo Appointment Involves Delicate Political Moves, May be Postponed; Coal Miners Demand Higher Wages, Hold Preliminary Meeting Yesterday; Liberal Party Members See Democratic Party Head on New Group Issue; Japan Red Cross Holds Bazaar to Aid Flood Victims; New Method of Sabotage in Vogue; Public Bathhouses Threatened with Extinction; Big Boats Put on Pacific Service, All Cabins Reserved till May Next; Another Five Persons Prosecuted for Forgery of Official Document As Sequel to Seke Case in Connections with Sales of Uniforms; Teachers Take Part in Compiling Textbook on History, Including Three Women Teachers of High and Normal Schools; A Boy's Social Service; Summary of News in Japanese P