4th July 1945
Winter had lingered too long in the neat little ricefields; its cold poison had stunted the growth of the rice-buds, shivering in huddled discouragement along… Read More »4th July 1945
Winter had lingered too long in the neat little ricefields; its cold poison had stunted the growth of the rice-buds, shivering in huddled discouragement along… Read More »4th July 1945
In the chapel of the French missionary college in Gora this week visitors saw a small wooden box containing the ashes of a Eurasian. The… Read More »3rd July 1945
National savings from the fiscal year 1944-45 have shown an increase of almost Y49 million over last year’s or about 56 percent. The actual savings… Read More »2nd July 1945
Dr. Ba Maw and a party of about 50 refugee Burmans are expected to arrive in Japan sometime at the end of the month. After… Read More »1st July 1945
Delayed one day by the heavy bombing of Nagoya on the 26th, the Laurel party arrived in Tokyo on the night of the 27th for… Read More »27th-30th June 1945
The third fundamental policy in Japan’s new pre-invasion structure (following the wartime emergency authority and the division of the empire into eight regions) was announced… Read More »25th June 1945
Reshaping the administrative structure of Japan to conform with the emergency and the new summary authority demanded by the emergency, Suzuki announced at the present… Read More »24th June 1945
Today the wartime emergency measure law went into effect. It was about time, if not too late. The vernaculars were speaking of “gradually mounting losses”… Read More »23rd June 1945
Just as my train was going to pull out of Tokyo station a railroad official came up to our crowded coach and shouted a command.… Read More »22nd June 1945