Press - Post-War

Economic News No. 3

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News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Insurance Firms to Campaign for ¥20 Billion Next Month, Readjustments of Companies Finished; Blackmarket Prices in Tokyo Higher than Those in Osaka; Trade Figures for September Published, Textiles Lead in Exports, Un-Balance Slightly Improved; Tokyo Wholesale Prices Continue to Show Rises; White Leghorn of Sendai Lays 319 Eggs in Egg Contest; Tokyo Horse Race Ticket Sales for Season Reaches ¥250 Million; Canned Crabs in Hokkaido Attract American Buyers; Tokyo Metropolis Suffering Financial Deficits; 1946-47 Rice Allotment Quotas and Quantities Actually Bought; Company Pays Too High Wages and Goes Bankrupt in Kurume; ¥100 Bills Constitute 92 of Bank of Japan's Note Issue; Introducing Economic News
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1947CE Oct 31st
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Economic News Announcement and No. 1

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News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Bank of Japan Note Issue Increase Continues, ¥164,540,000,000 Mark Reached Yesterday; Where the New Yen Bills Are Concentrated, Study Made by Currency Stabilization Board; 2,153 New Firms, with Over ¥200,000 Capitalization, Established Between Aug. 16, 1945 and July 31, 1947; Iron Steel Output for 2nd Quarterly Good, Go Over Top of Planned Goals, Announced; Bank of Japan Note Issue for Last 16 Months Shown; Who Are the 'New Yen Classes'? Essay Contest Gives Answer to Question; Rubber Tires Industry Still Lagging Behind, 25% of Demand Met; 30,000 Bales of Indian Raw Cotton Coming, American Cotton Also Arriving Shortly; Olive Cultivation to be Boosted in Inland Sea Area and other Places; Agriculture & Forestry Minister Touring to Encourage Rice Delivery by Farmers; 5,000 Items of 'Kutani' Ceramics Ordered by Allied Business Man; Middle Class Commerce & Industry Dealers Tota
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1947CE Oct 29th
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Press - Post-War

Tokyo News No. 4,604-A

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News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Indirect Taxes Form Major Items in Revenues, Progressive Income Tax Rates, Reform Plans Announced; Treaties of Bureau Chief Changed; More Pregnant Women Seen in Public Bathhouses; Tokyoites Found Leading Money Depositors; Who Will own Lake Chuzenji? The Agriculture Ministry of or Tochigi Prefecture Gov't; Harmony of Theory with Practice, Urged by Oyama at his Welcome Meeting at Waseda; 5 Million Kan of Greens from Chiba, Fuel Scheme Decided by ESB; First Japanese Motion Pictures to America, Six to be Shipped for New Year Showing; Trend of the Economic Reconstruction Council; Comment on Current Topics; Summary of News in Japanese News (items not given in translations)
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1947CE Oct 29th
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Press - Post-War

Economic News No. 2

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News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Pros and Cons on Maintenance of ¥1,800 Wage Base; Fuel for Heating for Oct. - Mar. - Period Fixed, Average in Tokyo is 9 Bales (Calculated by Charcoal); Prospects of Fuel Supply for Coming Winter Not Very Bright, Study Reveals; Shimizu Port Busy with Exporting of Shizuoka Tea; Small Quantity of Fish Coming to Tokyo, Bad Season Claimed; Tax Evasion Totals ¥70 Million In Kanto and Shin-etsu Areas Alone; Clothes Rations System Fixed but Supplies Insufficient; Manchurian Scya Beans Arrive at Kyushu Port, 990 Tons; Introducing Economic Journals of Japan
Date: 
1947CE Oct 30th
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Press - Post-War

Tokyo News No. 4,603-A

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News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Change in Economic Policies Hinted by Nishio, Effect of Budget; Rice Delivery Proceeding Smoothly so Far, Reported; Comment on Current Topics; Beggars with ¥40,000 - ¥50,000 Sleep in Uene Underground Passage; Farmers' Headquarters Issue Statement, Want ESB Head to Resign, Blamed for Strike; Press & Radio Labor Union Men Confer on NCIO Withdrawal Issue; Prices Will Jump Up 46 per cent at Year-end, As sequel to Government Extra Budget of 90 Billion yen; Central Post Office Almost Returns to Normalcy, Osaka Central Telegraph Station Employees, Wild Cat Tactics; Summary of News in Japanese Press
Date: 
1947CE Oct 28th
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Press - Post-War

Tokyo News No. 4,601-A

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News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Raise in Tobacco Prices May be Inevitable as Government Hits Serious Snag Concerning Supplementary Budget Policies; Importation of Inferior Goods Liable for Punishment, Raise of Quality is Aim of Control Law Under Preparation; Welcoming Back Prof. Oyama; Applications for Coal Digging Permits Flow in Large Numbers at Fukuoka Office; Ball Match Between Upper and Lower Houses of Diet End in 22-3 Score, in Favor of Lower; Diet Members Submit Proposals to Over Power Crisis in Winter; Various Parties, including Socialist and Communist, Trying to Secure Prof. Oyama's Aid, Believed; Winter Coming Early This Year, First Snowfall Reported Already; Chairman of 8 Prefectural Assemblies of Kanto Area Hold Meeting in Urawa; Summary of News in Japanese Press (items are not included in translations)
Date: 
1947CE Oct 25th
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Press - Post-War

Tokyo News No. 4,602-A

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News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Supplementary Budget Finally, Fixed, Goes to Diet on 29th, Expenditures ¥92.5 Billion; 'Japan Will Not be Ruined'; Postal Workers' Strike Slowly Coming to End, Working Overtime to Expedite Mail; Niigata By Elections in December; How Will the Family Budgets be Affected by the Government 90 Billion yen Extra Budget?; Attu Island and After, American Trader "fosters" Japanese War Orphan; Summary of News in Japanese Press (items not included in translations)
Date: 
1947CE Oct 27th
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Press - Post-War

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