東京新聞 [検閲ゲラ] [1948]/6/12 ＜Censored Newspaper Articles(CNA)=メリーランド大学所蔵プランゲ文庫検閲新聞ゲラ＞

Tokyo Shimbun Headline: The Far Eastern Commission is reportedly inclined to lift the postwar ban on Japanese students going abroad.; News Agency: Associated Press (29, Washington)

東京新聞 [検閲ゲラ] 1947/11/1 ＜Censored Newspaper Articles(CNA)=メリーランド大学所蔵プランゲ文庫検閲新聞ゲラ＞

Tokyo Shimbun (No.8) Headline: 最近のアメリカ素描; Keyword: "Rough Sketches Of America of To-day."; Subject: Americans laugh away Soviet propaganda about America's domination by Wall Street

東京新聞 [検閲ゲラ] [1947]/11/5 ＜Censored Newspaper Articles(CNA)=メリーランド大学所蔵プランゲ文庫検閲新聞ゲラ＞

Tokyo Shimbun Headline: The Baltimore Sun, in [a] story written by Robert Cochrane, former chief of the [Sun paper's] Tokyo Bureau, said Monday night "private advices from Tokyo received today state flatly General Douglas MacArthur will be [a] candidate fro the Republican nomination for president in 1948."; News Agency: Associated Press (45, 46, Baltimore); Subject: MacArthur is planning to use his success in Japan to capture the Republican nomination, says the Baltimore Sun

東京新聞 [検閲ゲラ] [1947]/10/10 ＜Censored Newspaper Articles(CNA)=メリーランド大学所蔵プランゲ文庫検閲新聞ゲラ＞

Tokyo Shimbun Headline: In Peiping Chiang Kai Shek is back from talks with Prince Teh, who during war headed the Japanese sponsored puppet Inner Mongolian Government .; News Agency: Associated Press (Peiping); Subject: Chiang Kai-shek has been meeting with General Teh, in order to win Mongolian support

東京新聞 [検閲ゲラ] [1947]/12/22 ＜Censored Newspaper Articles(CNA)=メリーランド大学所蔵プランゲ文庫検閲新聞ゲラ＞

Tokyo Shimbun Headline: The "red belt" states of Europe are moving into a fai[r]y solid bloc to contend for communist domination of the continent; In this connection, one European foreign minister said "tightened political and economic ties between these communist led countries will unite 80 million to 90 million people and in effect will mean that [a] great new power has arisen in Europe". ; News Agency: Associated Press (1, 13, London); Subject: The "Red Belt" states of Europe are moving into a fairly solid bloc to contend for Communist domination of the continent

東京新聞 [検閲ゲラ] [1948]/6/22 ＜Censored Newspaper Articles(CNA)=メリーランド大学所蔵プランゲ文庫検閲新聞ゲラ＞

Tokyo Shimbun Headline: A high American official told AFP today that the USA would consider granting military support to Western European nations when the latter [have] drafted a detailed plans of military cooperation based on the pooling of European [armaments] and the fabrication of standardized weapons in Europe.; News Agency: Agence France-presse (12, Washington)

東京新聞 [検閲ゲラ] [1947] /12/[13] ＜Censored Newspaper Articles(CNA)=メリーランド大学所蔵プランゲ文庫検閲新聞ゲラ＞

Tokyo Shimbun Headline: Japan's economic prospects were studied in a lecture delivered last night before the "association for studies in foreign affairs", by Robert [G]uillain, a former havas corr[e]spondent in Tokyo.; News Agency: Agence France-presse (21, Paris); Subject: Robert Guillain, a former Havas correspondent, in a lecture gave a striking picture of Japan's passage from war psychosis to peaceful ways of thought

東京新聞 [検閲ゲラ] [1947]/10/28 ＜Censored Newspaper Articles(CNA)=メリーランド大学所蔵プランゲ文庫検閲新聞ゲラ＞

Tokyo Shimbun Headline: Mr. R. Pila, an executive of a Lyons silk firm, has been appointed by the Lyons Silk Federation to go to Japan as an observer invited by the United States government.; News Agency: Agence France-presse (16, Lyons); Subject: Executive of a Lyons silk firm is to visit Japan as observer, and to examine the possibility of commercial relations between France and Japan

東京新聞 [検閲ゲラ] [1947]/12/17 ＜Censored Newspaper Articles(CNA)=メリーランド大学所蔵プランゲ文庫検閲新聞ゲラ＞

Tokyo Shimbun Headline: American observers predicted today that Western Germany would begin to take shape as an interim state, union or confederation almost immediately as [a] result of the collapse of the Big [Four] talks in London. ; News Agency: Associated Press (45, Frankfurt); Subject: Germany predicted to take shape as an interim state, union, or confederation almost immediately as a result of the collapse of the Big Four t