Granada Pioneer
Vol. I No. 106
October 6, 1943
Third Polio Victim: Five-Year-Old Boy Stricken
Labor Camp Incident Provoked by Transients
Clothing Checks for Tuleans Here
No Change in Family Head from Oct. 10
Frost Damages Farm Crops
Nisei Troops in Italy Prove They are Real Americans
New System Delays August Checks
War Loan Drive Totals $15,281
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Granada Pioneer Staff
Baltimore Office Opened for Resettlement
Attorney Tamura Left for Boston
Wanted
Attention!
Discharge of Japs in Service Urged
Relocation
To the Boss
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Japanese Problem May Become an Important Issue
Harvest Season in Full Swing
Kasai First Mainland-Nisei to Don Merchant Marine Uniform
Chicago Special: 14 More Needed
New Arrivals to Receive Lumber
Tanaka Replaced by Iwao Hatanaka
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Blue Star Mothers: Service Men Given Luncheon
Evangelical Work: Leaves for Gila
Baptismal Service Held Saturday
Adventist Church Honors New Members
Job Opportunities
Rustlings
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School Safety Patrol is Organized
Recruits: More Teachers
Over 100 Girls Turn Out for GAA
Former Amacheans: Imamotos are Popular in Iowa
Taken Ill
'Navy' Wins Bond Drive (Cont.)
Prep Football to Start Soon
Accidents
Minabe Offers Help
Mesdames Lindley, Adams Teaching
Homemaking: Places Third
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Japanese Language Section
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Japanese Language Section
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Japanese Language Section
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Japanese Language Section
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Japanese Language Section