ddr-densho-96-607 — Japanese American Courier Vol. 12, No. 572 (January 1, 1939)

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Japanese American Courier Vol. 12, No. 572 (January 1, 1939)

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Selected article titles: "Five Main Pillars Guide Democracy" (p. 1), "Stabilization Nears in Orient Opinion of Dr. Herbert H. Gowen " (p. 2), "Place to Launch Peace is in Home Says Mrs. Powell" (p. 3), "Resolve" (p. 4), "New Years' in Japan" (p. 5), "Young Must Help Keep Friendship" (p. 6); All Second Generation Invited to Join League, Says President" (p. 9); "League Needs Best Leadership And More Members, Says Yatabe" (p. 9); Character of Abraham Lincoln Cited to Young as Best Beacon" (p. 10); Young Japanese Offer Hope, Says Father Tibesar" (p. 11); Japanese Youths in Economic, Social, Political Life of N.Y." (p. 12); "Second World Youths Congress Held communist by Churchman" (p. 13); "Japanese Great Aid, States Realty Man" (p. 14); "Young Must Be ‘Living Example’ to Americans; Daily Lives Count" (p. 16); "Better Knowledge of Languages Japan, U.S. Need – Viscount Ishii" (p. 17); "Minister Arita Declares Young Owe Allegiance to Native Land" (p. 17); "Patriotic Acts Inspire Citizen For Great Deeds" (p. 18); "Fuyo Kai Enjoys Social Standing Among Students" (p. 19)

January 1, 1939

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