The Pacific Citizen
Vol. 18 No. 7
February 19, 1944
Nisei Battalion Cited For Cassino Action
Secretary Stimson Discloses Japanese Americans Engaged In Battle for Strategic City
Story of the Week: Only II Nisei Came Back From Dangerous Mission
Canadian Evacuees to Test Force Sales of Properties. Case Will Be Heard In Ottawa Court in April, Is Report
Three Tule Lake Segregees Sentenced For Liquor Violation
Radio Commentator Reads PC Column Over Network
Nisei Seamen May Ship from Eastern Ports. Passport from State Department Required For Japanese Americans
120 Listed for Draft From Coast Board
Santa Maria Valley Nisei Reclassified By Draft Board
California Nisei Killed in Action On Italy Front. Sgt. Shiramizu's Wife, Son Now Residing at Poston WRA Center
House Rules Group Denies Gag on Debate
First Amache Nisei Ordered to Report For Draft Physical
President Orders Transfer of WRA to Ickes' Control. Department of Interior Will Retain Dillon Myer as Head of War Relocation Authority. Agency Transferred Intact, Believe Policies, Personnel Will Be Unaffected by Move; Roosevelt Indicates Satisfaction at Work of WRA on Evacuees
Topaz Girl Enters Cadet Nurses Corps
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Super-Patriots, Hearst Papers Hinder Government Relocation Effort, Dillon Myer Charges. WRA Director Declares Resettlement Program Obstructed by 'Organized, Persistent Opposition;' Describes Practical Problems of Agency
Army Chaplain Converts Many Nisei Soldiers. N.Y. Times Writer Says Japanese Americans Show 'Great Courage'
Kent Will Sponsor Public Discussion On Evacuee Issue
First Heart Mountain Evacuee Gets Army Induction Notice
Heart Mountain Evacuee Is Buddy of Blinded Soldier
Japanese American Artists Denounce Negotiated Peace. New York Painters, Sculptors, Writers Form New Art Council
Japanese Americans Urged to Affiliate With Labor Groups
Final Rites Held For Amy Murayama In Chicago Church
Colorado VFW Hits Land Sales to Aliens
Topaz Official Will Enter Navy
Fresno Group Asks Seizure Of [Implements]. State Action to Obtain Stored Machinery Requested in Resolution
Toru Matsumoto Ordained in New York Rites
U.S. Army Officer Answers Derogatory Comment on Nisei
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Governor Hunt Bucks Plan to Remove Military. Wyoming Executive Notices Army Reduces Guard Unit at WRA Camp
Senator Robertson Warns Against Withdrawing Military
Fire Destroys Parsonage of Buddhist Church
Japanese Americans Invited to Attend Christian Conference
Evacuated Farms In Canada Purchased For Veterans' Use
War Department Announces Names of Nisei Casualties
Two Nisei Withdraw Case To Test Legality of Ogden Denial of Licenses. Writ Would Have Forced City to Show Cause For Discrimination
Nisei Soldier Gets Annual Civic Award. Pfc. Jerry Katayama Among Those Honored By Salt Lake Group
WRA Official Says Iowa Attitude Not Altered by Events
Ninety Prominent Salt Lake Citizens Join in Petition For Fair Play for Nisei Group. Mayor Glad Promises No Action by City on Business Licensing Controversy Until Situation Is Thoroughly Explored by Commissioners
Salt Lake AFL Would Restrict Nisei Permits. Petition to Commission Asks for Policy of Denying Business Licenses
Three Utah Nisei Girls Train For WACs at Des Moines. Get Send-off from Friends, Relatives In Salt Lake City
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Pacific Citizen Staff
Editorials: The License Issue
How Free is the Air?
No Indian Reservations
The Road Back
Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: Angry Men on Capitol Hill
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Vagaries
Joe Grant Masaoka's Column: Defeat of Colorado's Race Legislation Bolsters Faith In Democratic Processes
Editorial Digest
From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: The Two Sides to the Deportation Picture
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Letter-Box From Our Readers
Bridal, Baby Showers Given in Weiser
Nisei Intermarriage Rate Shown in Hawaiian Figures
Chicago Baptist Church Adds Evacuee Pastor to Staff. Effort to Integrate Japanese Americans Into Community Life Told
Henry Sugimoto Exhibits Paintings At Arkansas College
Timely Topics by Saburo Kido
The Copy Desk
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Community Acceptance Good, Says WRA Relocation Officer
Vital Statistics
Ann Nisei's Column: Women's Army Corps Offers Opportunity for Nisei Girls
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Calling All Chapters!
Idaho Falls JACL Will Hold Tri-City Basketball Event
Joe Kumoto Will Head Oregon Group In Boise JACL
Roy Saito Stars as Worland High Beats Heart Mountain Team
U.S. Official Lauds Cooperative Attitude Of Interned Japanese
Reveal Engagement Of Kiyoka Kumagai To Tom Kurumada