The Pacific Citizen
Vol. 18 No. 10
March 11, 1944
Report Japanese American Soldier Interned in Germany As First Nisei War Prisoner. Twelve U.S. Soldiers of Japanese Ancestry Killed In Action in Italy, War Department Announces; Ten Wounded, Two Missing, According to Reports
Proponents of Anti-Alien Law File Petition in Colorado. Proposed Amendment To State Constitution Will Be on Ballot
Secretary Ickes Lauds Record of Nisei Troops
Cpl. Yashito Wins Fame in Cassino as Bazooka Gunner
Nisei Officer Commands Unit At Camp Grant. House Reports Says Maj. Uyeyama Heads 28 Battalion
Nisei Lieutenant Witnesses Strange Sight in Cassino
Story of the Week: Sgt. Hisaoka Is Becoming Legendary War Figure
Mrs. Yona Abiko Dies in Philadelphia After Long Illness
Contest Titles To Lands Held By Evacuees. San Diego Officials Say Properties Held Under Guardianship
Charge Attempt by Spanish Consul to Mislead Nisei. Report Franco Representative As Declaring Nisei Have No Obligation to Serve in Army. U.S. Officials Indicate Messages from Spain's Envoy Counseling Against Selective Service Procedures Represent 'Unwarranted Interference'
Poston Evacuee Enlists in Air-WACs
Mamie Yoshida Dies In Washington
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Testimony of FCC Official Blasts Rumors of Illegal Radio Broadcasts by Hawaii Residents. Chairman Fly Declares Check Made on Japanese Language Programs, Short Wave Transmissions But None Found To Be Subersive
Rockford Newspaper Lauds Transfer of War Relocation Agency
Home of Los Angeles Evacuee Ransacked
Niece of Sweden's King Pays Visit to Granada WRA Camp
Order Fujii Held for U.S. Grand Jury. Faces Charge of Advocating Evasion of Draft Regulations
Two Minidoka Nisei Arraigned on Failure to Report for Draft
Box Elder Groups Oppose Land Sales
High Tribute Paid by Sergeant To Valorous 'Puka Puka' Unit
California Attitude Toward Japanese Americans Hit by McWilliams in Hampton Talk
Heart Mountain Resident Buried in San Jose
Hunt To Set Up Fair Employment Committee Soon
Bishop Walsh Visits Manzanar
Myer Reveals New Seasonal Leave Rules. Work Must Be in Agriculture or Allied Activities, Report
Box Elder Residents Pledge Red Cross Fund
Carl Sandburg Upholds Nisei Loyalty in Newspaper Column
Sgt. Kuroki Meets Utah's Governor Maw. Expresses Appreciation For Stand Upholding Constitutional Rights
Two Nisei Girls Will Be Considered for Cadet Nurses Training
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Hearings Will Be Held for Tule Segregees. Seek to Determine National Sympathies Of Some at Tule Lake
Tule Lakers Will Serve Time In Federal Prison
Seattle Exporter Wins Judgment in Recent Court Test
Dr. Frank H. Smith To Talk to Nisei Meeting in Idaho Falls
Murder Charge Filed Against Nisei Woman. Mrs. Takata Charged With Strangling Infant In Salt Lake City Home
Delaware Farmer Defends Right to Hire Evacuee Labor
Overseas Servicemen Protest Coast Attitude Toward Nisei. Fears of Violence Termed Ridiculous By Chinese American
Native Sons Praise Coast Congressmen For Deportation Bill
U.S. Army Commander Defends Camp Grant Nisei Soldiers, House Investigator Reports. Colonel's Statement Declares Nisei Are Loyal, Cooperative
National Lawyers' Guild Hits Dies Group as 'Fascist'
CIO Undertakes Unionization of Sugar Workers. Nisei Trade Unions In Hawaii Begin Campaign for ILWU
Sunnyvale Cannery Workers Union Protest Resolution to Bar Evacuees from California. Declares Action by City Council Is In Hitlerite Tradition
Des Plaines Students Attend Recent Forum On Japanese Americans
Chinese American Warns on Prejudice Against Nisei Group
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Pacific Citizen Staff
Editorials: Race and Economics
'Missing in Action'
An Unwarranted Intrusion
No Unanimity of Opinion
Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: The Army and Segregation
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Vagaries
Nisei USA: On Army Policy (Cont.)
Intermountain Catholic Paper Denounces Anti-Nisei Prejudice. Agitators for Restrictions Against Salt Lake's Japanese Americans Called 'Disciples of Hitlerism in Worst Form' By Father Dwyer
A Plea For Fair Play: Dies Committee Would Strip Evacuees of All Belongings
From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Need for Official Aid Against Race-Baiters
Letter-Box From Our Readers
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Some Notes for the Nisei: A House of Prayer For All Peoples
Timely Topics by Saburo Kido
VFW Once Sent Delegation to Japan
S.F. Chronicle Surveys Resettlement
Group Resettlement Under Discussion
Need Militant Action Against Intolerance
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Joe Grant Masaoka's Column: Stress Need of Articulation Of Democracy's Voice Through Community Social Action Units
Vital Statistics
Ann Nisei's Column: From Rag Bags to Braided Rugs -- A Satisfying Project
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Calling All Chapters!
Akamatsu, Iwasaki Nuptials Held
Idaho Falls Juniors Win Tri-City Cage Tourney from Rexburg
Idaho Falls Nisei Wed in Recent Rites
Idaho Falls Chapter Of JACL Sells $15,000 in Bonds
Former Students of Cal Aggies Asked to Contact School
Fred Fertig: A House of Prayer For All Peoples (Cont.)