Press - Post-War

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Analysis of Political Situation Done by Asahi Political Reporters at Roundtable Talk; [Unclear word] of a Repatriate (Letter to the Editor); Allied Trade Men Invited to Japanese Classical Plays at Tokyo Theater Yesterday; Dogs Bought at ¥20,000 to ¥30,000 Each by New-Yen Class, Get Three Full Meals a Day, Better Fed than Men; Nine Prisoners Who Broke Jail are A. 1 Tattooed, It is Revealed; Ghost-Story Acts Fail to Scare Student Living Upstairs; Summary of News in Japanese Press

News excerpts from the Tokyo News (focused on Economic Issues) issued by Tokyo News Service, Ltd. Headlines include: Administrative Machinery to be Reformed on Vast Scale, Education Ministry to Go; Four Party Policy Agreement Issue Postponed for Final Decision; Had Enough of Tokyo (Letter to the Editor); Mrs. Hirano Confident Her Husband's Party (New Labor-Farm Party) Will Succeed; "Peaceful" Diplomats Being Trained in Preparation for Japan's Resumption of Diplomatic Affairs; Legal Knowledge on Women Relations to be Disseminated by Women Lawyers; Controls on Fish and Vegetables Further Tightened by Police; Five Robber Suspects Escape From Detention House of Asakusa Police Station; Japan's Political Leaders Their Character and Action Analyzed; 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: Re-Shuffles in Political Circles May be Near, Why President Ashida Assumes a Strong Attitude; Cabinet Still Adheres to Nomizo Appointment Plan; Evening High School for Factory Workers Planned; Tests for Applicants For Diplomatic Service; Goods Lost En Route; Large Portfolios Selling Well in Tokyo These Days; 60 Million / Yen 6,000-Carat Diamonds of Dubious [unclear] Investigated by the Metropolitan Police; National Rally of National Council of Industrial Organizations Goes on Record for Struggle for Industrial Rehabilitation; Ban on Permanent Entries Lifted for 9 Cities, But it's Still in Force for 14 Others, including Tokyo; Tojo's Brother in Jail, Gets 18 Months Term; Postal Insurance Money and Annuities Raised, to be Effective on January 1, 1948; 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: Premier Broadcasts on Eve of 2nd Anniversary of Japan's Surrender, Science, Arts, Labor, International Outlook; Bose's Jewel Box Handed to Free India League Through Imperial Headquarters, Confirmed by Shibuya, Kinoshika; Town Assemblymen Turns Into Pickpocket But is Finally Caught by Police; Liberal Party to Become Full-Fledged Opposition Party, Views in Favor of Abolition of Four-Party Agreement Rise; Nishio Says Cancellation is Free; ¥8,400,000,000 Excess Exports Planned for 1947-8 Trade; 'Tojo is Damned Fool', War Victim Cries, Nude Women and Others Crowd Lunatic Hospital; 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: Liberal Party Members Discuss Question of New Political Party; Electric Heaters During Winter for Homes with Meter System Only, Planned; Electric Light Shutdown Periods in Evenings Used to Advantage by Burglars in Cities; Rank of Japan's Note Issue May Reach ¥130 Billion Mark by Year-end, Now at ¥160 Billion Level; Agriculture Minister's Declaration Exposes Inter-Cabinet Disunity; Author of Kido Diary, engrossed in reading Tolstoi, Strong Personality manifested during Hectic Days; Tokyo's Population Exceeds 5 Million Level, Restrictions on Permanent Entries to be Extended; Atami Line Blocked by Suicide; Summary of News in Japanese Press (items not given in translation)