The Pacific Citizen
Vol. 17 No. 23
December 11, 1943
Military 'Fluke' Gave Army's Japanese American Battalion Chance to Fight on Italy Front. Nisei Soldiers From Hawaii Win Respect of Fellow Troopers in Famed American Division; Report Nazis [Surprised] to See Japanese Americans
Report Rivers Evacuee Shot By Army Sentry. Refused to Answer Challenge of Soldier, Says WRA Official
Japanese Americans Fight as Part of Famed U.S. Division
Postpone Nisei Hearings Over Civil Service. Former State Employees Protesting Dismissal By Equalization Board
Discrimination Against Negroes, Nisei Rapped
Western Growers Group Opposes WRA Administration
War Department Releases Names of Nisei Casualties. Nine Dead, 60 Wounded Italian Fighting Identified; All But One from Hawaii Area. Names Released This Week Part of Toll of 34 Dead, 130 Wounded Reported Recently by Secretary of War Stimson; General Clark Praises Nisei Battalion
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Japanese American Combat Team News: General McNair Inspects Nisei Unit at Camp Shelby. Commanding General Of Army Ground Forces Visits Training Center
Rev. Frank H. Smith Reports Attitude of Nisei Troop 'Healthy'
Honolulu Boxer Killed in Action On Italian Front
Second Nisei Chaplain Joins Combat Team. Lieut. Higuchi Did Religious Work in California, Hawaii
Parole Hearing Held For Arizona Doctor
War Department Releases Names of Nisei Casualties (Cont.)
Twin Falls Paper Answers 'Jap' Charge in Hearst Press. Times News Editorial Comments on 'Hot Spot' Letter in Examiner
Chamber Attacks Relocation Program
President Hits Racial Bias In Employment. Anti-Discrimination Clause Necessary in Government Contracts
Japanese American Farm Workers Win Praise of Official
'Private Hargrove' Tops Reading List At Gila River
Farm Labor Camp Near Ogden Closed As Season Ends
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Myer Refutes Charges Before Dies Committee. WRA Director Critical Of Nature of Allegations Against Federal Agency
Governor Warren Invited by Senator To Visit Tule Lake
Story of the Week: S.F. Police Puzzled Over Status of 17-Year Old Girl
Four Aliens Held BY FBI in Chicago
Center Council Asks Conclave On Relocation. Heart Mountain Group Seeks Voice in WRA Resettlement Plans
Gila River Fire Destroys Farm Granary, Grain
Japanese American Woman, Wife of Chinese, Receives Permission to Return Home. Reported First Nisei To Win Right to Reenter Seattle Region
City Commissioners In Ogden Ban License to Evacuees
Fair Play Group Faces Inquiry in California. Assembly Committee Holds Investigation Of Coast Organization
Seattle Council Upholds Rights of Citizen Evacuees
Ninth Circuit Court Upholds Gen. DeWitt's Evacuation of Japanese American Citizens. Concurring Opinion by Judge William Denman Regrets Action, Expresses Hope Evacuees Will Be Compensated for Losses; Unanimous Verdict Filed
San Diegans Sign Petition Opposing Return of Evacuees
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Pacific Citizen Staff
Editorials: 'Jap Questionnaire'
Dillon S. Myer
Contradictions in Policy
Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: Battle of the Bathtubs
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Vagaries
Nisei USA (Cont.)
The Evacuation Test Case: Coast Federal Appeals Court Upholds Legality of Military Order in Korematsu Case
From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Cairo Talks Basis for Post-War Asia
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JACL News: Colorado Calling!
'Farewell to Little Tokyo:' Future of Nisei Discussed in Common Ground Article
The Copy Desk
Timely Topics by Saburo Kido
Tirade Against Evacuees Continues
Urges Realistic View of Situation
Hearst Press
Post-War Problem Must Be Considered
Right to Return Must Be Established
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Ann Nisei's Column: Christmas Eve Party Would Recapture Holiday Spirit
Calling All Chapters!
Vital Statistics
U. of Washington Professors, Students Rap Kent City Action
Resolution Urging Exchange Withdrawn by California Group. Gov. Warren Declares Move May Embarrass Federal Government
Cleveland Evacuees Invited to Share in Library Services
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Dillon Myer Expresses WRA Hope of Relocating 70,000 Eligible Evacuees in 1944. Relocation Director Singles Out Hearst Papers For Inflammatory Articles on Japanese Americans Story of Tule Lake Affair Told in New York City
Two Nisei Nurses Enter Cadet Corps From Nyssa Camp
Report Congressional 'Storm' In 'Battle of the Bathtubs'. WRA Director Doubts Article in Pamphlet Caused Any Trouble
No Disparagement Of Midwest Farmers Intended, Says Dakan
Vicious Distortion Charged by Editor Of WRA Publication
Joe Masaoka Speaks Before Farmers Union. JACL Official Talks At National Convention Of Farm Organization
Participate in Delta Program