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Weekly Press Review No. 38 (ddr-densho-156-350)
Original summary excerpt: Coalition of five West Coast Congressmen who have united to "wipe out WRA" was highlighted in a series of articles by Ray Richards, Hearst-controlled writer. Charges that evacuees released from centers were buying rich farm lands in Washington and Oregon also recevied prominent space during the week. This series by Ray Richards echoed …
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Weekly Press Review No. 38 (ddr-densho-156-351)
Original summary excerpt: The use of Japanese-American combat troops in the battle for Italy received widespread attention. Both AP and UP wire services carried feature stories on the exploits of these Nisei soldiers; many of the accounts received front page notice, and were accompanied by photographs. All stories emphasized the fighting spirit of the outfit -- …
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Daily Press Review, Vol. VI, No. 18 (ddr-densho-156-282)
Article titles: "Travel Ruling Given for Japs"; "Tulelake FSA Camp Shows Peak Registration for '42"; "Members of Twin Falls Rotary Club Visit at Minidoka"; "Items from Topaz"; "Capable Girl 'Firemen' on Duty at Hunt"; "Hunt Center Pushes Ahead in Big Job of Educating Youths"; "No Wastefulness at Topaz Project, Says Dodgson"; "Topaz Children Banned from Census …
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Weekly Press Review No. 40 (ddr-densho-156-353)
Original summary excerpt: WRA Director Myer's speech to the Rotary Club at Lawrence, Kansas received widespread attention in scattered papers this week. His statements that 21,000 loyal Japanese-Americans have now been released from the centers, and that many are reluctant to leave because of the uncertainty of their futures outside, proved to be the headline favorites.
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Progress Report on the Relocation of Japanese (ddr-densho-156-122)
Written by Charles F. Ernst, California State Conference of Social Work.
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Information Digest No. 36 and 37 (ddr-densho-156-395)
Section titles: "Registration Picks Up"; "Wallgren Misquoted"; "WPB Turns Down Elementary Schools"; "Leave Applications Cleared"; "Fryer Leaving"; "1944 Budgets"; "Personnel Reorganized"; "Student Relocation Office Moved"; "Evacuees Plead Guilty"; "Baker Addresses Forum"; "Daily Population Reports Available"; "Petitions Received for Family Internment Camp"; "Field Offices Established"; "Instructions on Shoe Rationing"; "Assistance for Evacuees"; "Co-ops and Rationing"; "Court Actions …
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Daily Press Review, Vol. III, No. 18 (ddr-densho-156-220)
Article titles: "Jap Couple Married With F.B.I. Blessing"; "Evacuation of All Japanese is Ordered"; "Greeley Assembly Told of Dangerous Jap Clique in U.S."; "Portland Japanese Assembly Center Still Temporary"; "Population of Tule Lake Relocation Project Now 12,480"; "Judge Expected to Rule That Curfew, Evacuation Orders are Constitutional"; "Edict Bans Guns for Japanese"; "Facts on Evacuee Labor …
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Weekly Press Review No. 17 (ddr-densho-156-329)
Original summary excerpt: The volume of newspaper publicity about WRA continued heavy, with interest centering in the Senate Military Affairs subcommittee recommendations, the Heart Mountain strike and food situation, and in the Marengo, Illinois, employment incident. WRA was also the butt of considerable vociferous congressional criticism centered about the Denver Post disclosures and rumors that evacuees …
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Daily Press Review, Vol. IV, No. 10 (ddr-densho-156-231)
Article titles: "The Problem People"; Tule Lake Relocation Project"; "Facts and Figures on Tulelake Weather"; "Japanese Neighbors Change Names of Landmarks"; "Japanese Assault Korean Evacuee"; "Letters to Editors"; "Arthur Gaylor Column"; "Deadline Today for Japs to Report"; "Calfornians Urge Speed on Mexican Labor."
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Daily Press Review, Vol. V, No. 11 (ddr-densho-156-251)
Article titles: "Graduates of U.W. Teach at Jap Camp"; "Nevada Legion Seeks to Curb U.S. Japanese"; "Japanese Plead to Aid with Crops"; "Machinery is Set Up for Japanese Labor"; "Still a Japanese"; "Japanese Colony Population Reaches Almost 10,000 Mark"; "Japanese Evacuees Begin Work in South Idaho Harvest Fields"; "Behind the News"; "80 Negroes Jailed for Forming …
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Information Roundup Vol. IV, No. 4 (ddr-densho-156-374)
Section titles: "Harvest Recruits Reach New High"; "Vegetable Shipments From Tule Increase"; "Population: 67,632"; "Central Utah Report"; "From Project Papers."
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Daily Press Review, Vol. V, No. 21 (ddr-densho-156-261)
Article titles: "Approximately 1,600 Japanese Beet Laborers Available"; "Japanese Grid Stars Play on Hunt Teams"; "Arizona Protests as Colorado Wage Lures Japanese"; "Japanese Hiring Method Speeded"; "Japanese Move to Govern Camp"; "Dearth of Volunteer Jap Cotton Pickers Worries Officials"; "Paint on the Petroglyphs"; "Thanks Sent for Supplies From Project"; "Wickard Applies for Jap Farm Help."
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Daily Press Review, Vol. VII, No. 3 (ddr-densho-156-292)
Article titles: "Manzanar Japanese Return From Work in Sugar Beet Fields"; "U.S. Judge Challenges DeWitt 'Rule'"; "Show Japanese No Mercy... Says Runyon"; "U.S. Seizes Stock of Local Japanese Bank"; "Another Army Exclusion"; "Agricultural Labor Discussion"; "Letters to Editor"; "Japs Prevent Food Shipment to Prisoners."
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Daily Press Review, Vol. IV, No. 19 (ddr-densho-156-237)
Article titles: "Letters to Editors"; "Relocation Goes On"; "County Delays Decision on Jap Importation"; "Stay on Fundamentals"; "Jap Farm Labor Available Soon"; "Tillman Tells How Jap Labor is Obtained"; "Carson Attends Session on Beet Labor Problem"; "Japanese Convicted of Murdering Wife is Denied New Trial"; "Few Axis Aliens in Custody"; "Idaho's Third Largest Community Will be …
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Daily Press Review, Vol. VI, No. 22 (ddr-densho-156-286)
Article titles: "Japanese Evacuees in Arizona a Contented and Happy Group"; "Klamath Group to Continue Japanese Probe"; "Manzanar Project Director Transferred"; "Guards at Newell to Have Cookies"; "Legion Official Would Send Japanese Home to Refute Propaganda"; "Nisei, Prisoner in Japan, Arrives"; "Lost Records Block Inquiry of Jap Bank"; "Nippon Aliens Entitled to Maintain Lawsuits"; "Shut-Down Order …
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Relocation Prospects - Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska (ddr-densho-156-156)
Written by Vernon R. Kennedy, Relocation Supervisor, Kansas City.
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Daily Press Review, Vol. V, No. 22 (ddr-densho-156-262)
Article titles: "Japanese Name Found Painted on Petroglyphs"; "Two Japanese Held Here on Federal Warrant"; "Evacuees Have Differing Opinions of Treatment"; "Fairgrounds to House Japanese"; "900 Japanese Now on Farm Job List"; "U.S. Japanese Hit Citizenship Ban"; "lions Hear New Manzanar Captain"; "More Japanese Beet Workers Leave"; "Survey Shows Sacaton Japanese Camp is Short of Laborers."
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Daily Press Review, Vol. VII, No. 20 (ddr-densho-156-309)
Article titles: "Interned Japs Must be Better Guarded, Disciplined, Congress Told"; "...Japanese Camp Groups Split, Some Jailed"; "Brief Filed Against Jap Exclusion"; "Mavericks by Frank M. King"; "Director Named for Jap Project;"; "Jerome Rotarians Tour Hunt Center"; "Hawaii Japanese Held Loyal to U.S."; "Japanese-Americans Blame 'Military Fascists' for War"; "Hawaii Proposes to Use Japanese to Push …
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Digest of Information No. 27 (ddr-densho-156-387)
Section titles: "Evacuee Population - 102,700"; "Hawaii Evacuees Arrive"; "Survey WRA Material Needs"; "Report on Poston"; "School Building Contracts"; "Evacuee Christmas Parties"; Student Relocation"; "Central Purchasing Office"; "Rundquist Here"; "Leave Clearance Speeded"; "Temporary Leaves"; "Canadian Evacuation"; "Solicitor's Opinions Issued"; "Project Higlights."
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Daily Press Review, Vol. VII, No. 17 (ddr-densho-156-306)
Article titles: "Jap Center Under Martial Law..."; "Manzanar Riots"; "WRA and Land Use"; "Plan to Kill Elk in Park for Camp Japanese is Protested"; "Jap Camp Gets New Officers"; "Letters from the People"; "Evacuees Leave for U.S. Army School Monday."
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Daily Press Review, Vol. V, No. 15 (ddr-densho-156-255)
Article titles: "Japs to Harvest Sugar Beets"; "Harlem Didn't Rise"; "Japanese Private's Funeral Conducted at Minidoka Relocation Center"; "Japanese Woman Arraigned on Bribing Charge"; "Japanese Work in Local Areas"; "Japanese Couple Marries at Cody"; "Revocation of All Jap Citizenships Proposed"; "Utah State Federation of Labor Hits Jap Influx"; "Relocated Japs Can be Hired to Harvest Beets"; …
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Weekly Press Review No. 47 (ddr-densho-156-360)
Original summary excerpts: Reports of testimony on the Tule Lake disturbance to the Dies subcommittee continued to be the greatest source of interest this week. Director Myer, it was found, admitted that "many mistakes" have been made in managing the relocation centers, but protested the "generalized" attacks on WRA and challenged the "reliability" and "objectivity" of …
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Daily Press Review, Vol. IV, No. 16 (ddr-densho-156-234)
Article titles: "Rep. Robinson Raps Laxity of Jap Curbs"; "Japs May Aid in Valley's Fruit Harvest"; "Suit Challenges Right to Detain Japanese"; "Japanese Released on Camera Count"; "Cody to Get 1,100 Japs"; "Half of Camp Residents Coming During This Week"; "Oregon Japanese to be Sent Here"; "Coast Japanese Will Call This New Camp Their Home for …
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Daily Press Review, Vol. VII, No. 10 (ddr-densho-156-299)
Article titles: "Manzanar Relocation Chief Named"; "Aliens Employed in Shipyards"; "Conflicts in Relocation Camps"; "Japs Settle Row at Evacuee Camp"; "Mexicans Fill California Jobs"; "Classes in Japanese"; "Probation for Seattle Jap"; "No Pickers"; "Activities of Heart Mountain Wyoming"; "Notes on Gila River Project."