Heart Mountain Sentinel
Vol. II No. 32
August 7, 1943
WRA Pushes Resettlement Win Segregation. Center Calm as Details Announced
Dillon Myer to Address Residents Thursday
Heart Mountain Gets 'Nod' from Time and Liberty
National Officials to Visit Project
Foot-Sore Writers Find Camp Life No Picnic
Evacuee Attitude 'Bottleneck' in Resettlement, Says Official
Goa Port Set for Exchange
Adeline Story Ensign in Navy
Big Drive Under Way to Find Jobs
Correction
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With the Churches
No Guarantee Segregees Able to Go to Japan
Funeral Services Held for Narike
Last Rites Set for San Jose Man
Church Teachers to Meet Tuesday
Bussei to Hold Evening Services
Adventist Group
High School Ground Leveled
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Covering the Heartbeat
Artificial Flowers to be Displayed
Final Social Held by Block 2 YPC
Girl Scouts Sell $677.15 in Stamps
Brenda Starrs Entertain Soldiers
Kardine Juniors
Kurtz Lands Volunteer Leaders for Untiring Work With Clubs
Community Dance at Gym Tonight
Parade
Two Couples Wed in Cody This Week
Pimpernels Win USO Contest
Camp Fire Girls in Early Morning Hike Tomorrow
Classified
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Heart Mountain Sentinel Staff
Editorial: A Distinguished Friend and American
'My Only Crime is My Face'
On the IN-side
Liberty Features Mary Oyama's Moving Article on Evacuation
Letters to the Editor
This Week's Heroes
Movie Show
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Mo's Scratch Pad
Relocation Prospects: Denver Offers Few Job Opportunities
Topsoil
Former Resident Gives Advice to Potential College Students
Vital Statistics
Round Up
Weather Report
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Leaves
Todd, Nagata to Speak
Community Enterprises Financial Statement for June
Center Awaiting Segregation Order (Cont.)
Three Instructors
Visitors
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Zebras Capture Baseball Title With 18-7 Victory Over Huskies
Skylarks Meet Pros for Title
Standings
Schedule
Loop Tilts Set
Zebras Tackle All-Stars. Champions Favored in Two Tilts
First Badminton Tournament Set at New High School Gym
Akizuki Wins Batting Crown
Golf Lessons
Class B Play Opens Monday
Champion Lil' Yokums Handed First Setback by All-Stars, 9-5
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30 Residents to Vie for Council Positions. Center-Wide Election Wednesday
Police School Opens Tuesday
70 Hospital Aides Receive Caps at Ceremony
Geologist Gives Address Today
Evacuees Aid in Battling 2 Forest Fires
Issei Couple Leaves Security of Camp to Pioneer for Nisei
Red Cross Rally Slated Tonight
June Profits Total $8,791
Rice Shipments Relieve Shortage
3 Fire Alarms Sounded Monday
Slaughter Date for 40 Hogs Near
Evacuee Attitude Hurts Relocation (Cont.)
Receipts Accepted Until Noon Today
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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
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