Poston Chronicle
Vol. XXI No. 6
October 24, 1944
Carey McWilliams Writes New Book on Japanese Americans. Tells History of West Coast Prejudice
Message from Moris Burge Deputy Director
November Will See Reduction in Cost of Money Orders
All Tooele Workers Under War Manpower Stabilization Agreement. No Distinction Made Because of Ancestry
Twenty Nisei G.I.'s Have Families in Blocks 18 and 19, One WAC Listed from Block 19
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Poston Chronicle Staff
All Tooele Workers, Regardless of Race or Nationality, Under Government Stabilization (Cont.)
Message from Moris Burge, Deputy Director (Cont.)
25 in Service from Blocks 18 and 19 (Cont.)
Powell Acting Director During Mills' Absence
T/5 Wins Commission for His Leadership
First Anti-Alien Land Law Case Won by Stats
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Navy Men in Unit III Visited by Old Navy Friends; Served Together Under Roosevelt I
Relocation Quarted Back from Gila Visit
Several Reductions in P.O. Fees Announced (Cont.)
University of Calif. YWCA Offer California Student Relocation Aid
Internal Security News
Almost 3,000 Students Helped in Relocating to Outside Schools
For Sale
Wanted
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Briefly
Baseball League to Start Nov. 11; Four Leagues Chosen
Fire Causes Damage to Evacuee Stored Goods
Buddhist Church News
Library News
New Supply Secretary
Block 207 and 208 Have Total of 10 Soldiers Serving
To and From
Movie Menu
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Dust 'n Desert
Permission Granted by Council for Movies
Judicial Police Collision Unchanged
Financial Statements Girls Reserves, Special Movies
Bussei Review Sent Overseas...
To a Brighter Future...
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Japanese Language Section
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Japanese Language Section
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Japanese Language Section