The Pacific Citizen
Vol. 18 No. 20
June 10, 1944
Nisei Troops Rated Among Best Fighters. Iowa Sergeant Has High Praise For Japanese Americans
Coast Nisei Wounded on Italian Front. Relatives of Injured Soldier Now Reside in Poston Center
Oppose Return of Evacuated Group
War Department Announces Six Japanese Americans Hurt In Recent Fighting in Italy
Story of the Week: Fighting Chinese Told of Nisei Blood Plasma Donors
Jerome to Honor Mothers of Men In U.S. Army
Release Figures On Relocation in Michigan Area
Nisei Soldier Drowns as Boat Capsizes on Minnesota Lake. Friend Nearly Loses Life in Effort to Rescue Victim
Japanese American, Injured at Cassino, Is Back in U.S.
Poston Evader Gets Three Years
First Evacuees Leave Topaz For Coast. Wife, Daughter of Soldier Permitted To Return Home
Sgt. Ben Kuroki Anxious to See Pacific Service
Front-Line Corporal Would Make Racists Replace Nisei. Letter Supports Ickes' Statement Against Race Mongers
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New York Times Photo Shows Japanese American Troops Participating in Drive on Rome. Army Captain Says Their Division Played Notable Role
Pvt. Hasegawa Likes Both Rocks and Bach
Madison Student Elected to Senior Class Position
Japanese Canadian, Posing as Chinese, Gets Prison Term
Nisei Named Most Popular Student at Duluth J.C.
Segregee Held For Attack on Tule Soldier. Kawai Held On Assault Charge In Modoc County Jail
New Arrivals for Nisei Unit Greeted At Camp Shelby
Shelby Soldiers Get Letters From Buddies on Italy Front
Noted Oregon Editor Decries Mass Prejudice Against Nisei
WRA Will Continue Efforts For Recognition of Rights Of Loyal Citizens, Says Ickes. Secretary of Interior Sees Genuine Reason For Optimism
Circuit Court Ruling Upsets Convictions. Seattle Businessmen Had Faced Prison Terms on Charges
Shelby Troops Hold Open House For Nisei Girls
Relocation Office To Be Opened In Savannah
Wounded Soldiers Recuperate At Palm Springs Hospital. Five Japanese Americans Join Contingent in Southern California
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No Post-War Camps Planned, Declares Myer. Letter to Granada Director Clarifies Poston of WRA
Captain Mizuha Visits Friends at Camp Savage
Ft. Lupton JACL Donates $500 to National JACL
First Idaho Falls Group Ordered to Report for Army
Find Body of Lost Issei
University of Pennsylvania Holds Ancestry Bars Nisei Honor Student from Graduate School. Naomi Nakano of Philadelphia Is President Of Student Government at University; Accepts Fellowship From Bryn Mawr College Instead
University Ban On Nisi Hit by Des Moines Paper
Dr. Scott's Last Act Was Protest on College Racism. Pennsylvania Alumni Had Met to Protest University's Action
Poston Girl Has Highest Average At Hardin-Simmons
Captain Mizuta Convalescing at Utica Hospital
Utah County Leaders Pledge Protection for Evacuee Farm Workers After Recent Incident. Gang of Hoodlums Attacks Five Nisei At Orem Station
Two Poston Youths Fail to Report for Army Induction
Granada Hi-Y Sends Delegates to Meet
Salt Lake Telegram Condemns Prejudices in Provo Area
Canadian Congress of Labor Opposes Race Discrimination
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Pacific Citizen Staff
Editorials: The Japanese Canadians
Invasion From the West
Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: On Some Native Fascists
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Vagaries
Full Face and Profile: Shigeo Yasutake, Second Lieutenant, Infantry
Letters in "Life' Condemn Racism in New Jersey
From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Churches Bolster the Morale of Evacuees
Nisei USA (Cont.)
Editorial Digest
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Calling All Chapters!
Mt. Olympus Chapter Holds Meeting
Nisei Graduate With High Honors At Brigham Young
Caldwell Camp Plans Bazaar For July Fourth
Ann Nisei's Column: A WAC Private Writes Back About Life of the Girl GI
Combat Team Gives Play Equipment To Rohwer Camp
Mari Taniguchi Wins Music Award At Eastman School
Timely Topics by Saburo Kido
Sirens Herald The Second Front
Many Serve Navy As Instructors
Denver Inter-Racial Group Honors 'Heroes of Peace'
Church Groups May Assist Relocation In Dayton Area
Five Nisei Enroll During Year at North Park College
Denver University Students Hold Dance
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Nisei in Uniform: Letters From Servicemen
Vital Statistics
New York Post Welcomes Nisei Evacuee Group. Upholds Fair Play For Resettlers at Brooklyn Hostel
Boise Girl Weds Minor Inouye
Arizona Ministers Hold Conference
Wisconsin Paper Hails Nisei Acceptance of War Conditions
Frank Tashima Heads YBA District
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WRA Office Plans Increased Service to New York Resettlers
Alice Miyake Weds Yutaka Yamamoto
Betrothal of Idaho Girl Told
Disclose Nisei Aided Capture Of Submarine. Wounded Veterans Proud of Record of 100th Battalion
Nampa Girl Joins YWCA Adult Council
Caldwell Youth Injured in Fire
Report Vandalism Results in Damage
Possible New Reservations Seen by Cary