Heart Mountain Sentinel
Vol. IV No. 28
July 7, 1945
2209 Leave Center in Six Months. Residents Must Formulate Plans to Avoid Hardships Later, Carroll Declares
Reverend Murphy Fights League. Unsubstantiated Claims Made by Either Insincere Ignorant or Liars, He Says
Soldiers Will Accept Nisei, Myer Predicts
Maudlin Backs Nisei Soldiers on Top Record
Most Evacuees are Returning to California
180 Residents Ride 'Special' on Relocation
Resettlers Find Life Can be Resumed Despite Three Years Behind Barbed Wires
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With the Churches
Last Rites Held
Classified
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Covering the Heartbeat
College Offers Scholarships to Gradutes
Two Priests, YBA Officers Honored
Six Patrols Join Scout Camporee
Visitors
Wapato
USO Plans Servicemen's Ball at High School Gym
Parade
Father Petipren Leaves for Detroit
Vital Statistics
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Heart Mountain Sentinel Staff
Editorial: 'A Group of Wilful [Willful] Men'
On the OUT-side
Washington News-Letter
Circulating Petition
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One Year Ago This Week
Former Residents Enter New Schools
Want to Remain
Weather Report
Heart Mountain High School: 808 Graduate in Three-Year Period
Letters to the Editor
Veterans Play on Return Trip at the Stevens
Round Up
Attend Famous School
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Leaves This Week
Special Coaches Carry Nearly 180 (Cont.)
Reverend Murphy Fighting League (Cont.)
WRA Aide to Talk at YBA Services
Federation Conference
Blaze Causes $200 Damage
Local Resident Dies in Billings
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Sports Tidbits
Championship Tilt Slated Sunday. Zebras Slight Favorites Over Amateur Tossers
Big Six
Kuniyuki Cops Golf Tourney
Americans, Nationals Split Series
Standings
Elites Shade Zebras, 3-2 as Rain Halts Tilt in 5th
Old Men's Tilt Slated Today
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WRA Fights Incipient Boycotts. Myer, Coast Officials Now Assisting Returnees Marketing Farm Products
GI Editorial Lauds 'Buddies' in CBI Area
Residents Must Formulate Plans to Avoid Hardships
Seattle Council of Churches Provides Extra Hostel Service
Joe E. Brown Fights Bigots
Recruiter Seeks Sixty Workers for Lumber Deal
Governor Names Nisei's Friend
From the Nation's Press
Honolulu Lions Urge Protection
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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