The Pacific Citizen
Vol. 19 No. 8
August 26, 1944
Eight Soldiers Killed Recently On Italy Front. Six Japanese Americans Reported Wounded; Two Held Prisoners
Baby Burned to Death in Spokane
Veteran General Commands Famous 34th Infantry Unit
Pearl Harbor Sabotage Rumors Checked, Proved False, Says Hoover, National FBI Director
Two Nisei Granted Right to Return to Coast Evacuated Area by Army Authorities. Mrs. Shiramizu, Masaru Baba Had Filed Suits Enjoining Military Officials from Preventing Return; Court Asks Gen. Bonesteel to Show Cause
Patterson Pays Visit to 100th Infantry Unit. Undersecretary of War Pins DSC on Japanese American
War Department Identifies 11 Japanese Americans Killed, 36 Wounded in Mediterranean
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Prime Minister Churchill Talks To Japanese American Troops in Visit to 5th Army Front. British Official Hails War Contributions of Nisei, Negro Groups
Japanese American Appointed Pastor of Ohio Church
Rivers Learns Two Soldiers Killed in Italy
Story of the Week: Two Tojos Fight Germans On Fifth Army Front
Japanese American Trainees Claim Ft. McClellan Record
Washington Legion Wants Deportation
Five Nisei Girls Train in Iowa in Nurse Cadet Corps
Navy Official Explains Ban On Nisei Group
Nisei Volunteer Reported Nazi War Prisoner. Had Been Previously Listed Missing in Action in Italy
Nisei WAC Pays Tribute to U.S. Citizenship Rights
Rivers Volunteer Wounded in Action
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Coast Exclusion Army Problem, Says Biddle. No Way to Prevent Return After War Emergency, He Says
Two Minidoka Volunteers Die Fighting Nazis. Two Others Reported Wounded; One Listed As War Prisoner
Granada Volunteer Injured in Italy
Japanese Americans in Action
Earl Finch's Kindnesses Recalled by Wounded Troops
One-Man Nisei Mortar Team Confuses Nazis
Pvt. Akimoto Reportedly Killed On Italy Front. Volunteered in 1943 For Japanese American Army Combat Unit
Native Colorado Nisei Killed on Italian Front
Army Announces U.S. Soldiers Of Japanese Ancestry Assigned To Central California Camp. Specialists to Train With Air Forces at Camp Pinedale
Report Rivers Soldier Killed While Training. Parents Informed of Accidental Death At Camp Shelby
Camp Savage Unit Moved to Snelling
75 Leave Poston For Military Duty
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Pacific Citizen Staff
Editorials: Convention Time
Refuting Rumors
In the Pacific War
One-Man USO
Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: Nisei and Organized Labor
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Nisei in Uniform: Letters From Servicemen
Vagaries
Nisei GI Writes Of Brother's Death On Battlefield
Joe Grant Masaoka's Column: Visit of Japanese American Veteran Belies Wild Rumors
From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: The Nisei Are Learning the Facts of Life
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Ann Nisei's Column: Some Tips Toward A Better Figure
Wounded Veterans Feted by Box Elder County Residents
All-Stars Defeat Rupert Boosters
Calling All Chapters!
Olympus Chapter Schedules Dance
Nisei Girls Cooperate to Solve Capital Housing Problem
Timely Topics by Saburo Kido
A GI's Letter From the Front
Salt Lake Realtors Pass Prohibition
Nisei Committee Seeks List of Utah Servicemen
Simple Rites Unite Couple in Detroit
Nisei Establish Christian Group in Cleveland
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Nisei Youth 'American as Apple Pie,' Says Official
Three Sisters Must Serve Prison Terms. Sentences in Denver Trial Range from 2 Years to 20 Months
Grange Officials Rap Relocation in Western Area
Draft Delinquent Sentenced to Year
Vital Statistics
Teamster's Union Opposes Employment Of Nisei Workers
Nisei GI Wins Place on Army Post Golf Team
California State Legion Wants Army Control. War Veterans' Group Urges Congressional Action on Evacuees
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Parents Learn Two Nevadans Hurt in Italy
Box Elder Nisei Inducted Into Army
Influence of Nisei Soldiers Told by Detroit WRA Office
Large Crowds Hear Higa on Speaking Tour
Ugo Carusi Will Succeed Harrison
War Department Announces Awarding of Two Silver Stars To Soldiers from Hawaii
Saburo Kido Talks JACL Chapter