Page 1: Eight families sign contracts for agricultural work in Utah; four visitors here to leave for Army; enthusiasm shown for resettlement; lack of patrons close library; Catholic church to give program tomorrow evening; Mary Arnold aids New York office; Manzanar Red Cross confident of meeting new campaign goal; publish special military edition; Christian church to hold Easter sunrise services; Minidoka girl wins fellowship award; numerous offers received here from California; release figures on Nisei boys in U.S. Armed Forces; regulations limit construction work in centers; fifty families to leave here for Seabrook; $6, 237.44 in rebates distributed by co-op.
Page 2: New York adopts anti-discrimination law; New York Calling; Maybe You Know illustration; carry your classification card; Pvt. Ando's photo displayed in Iowa store; Red Cross cont.
Page 3: Purely Personal; Cincinnati hostel open to evacuee families; Army requires oath by Nisei draftees; general's wife visits Amache; to use crowley for playground; Manzanar seniors to present play; air corp captain author of ban bill.
Prejudice guy shot.
Page 4: Sports.
Pages 5-8: Japanese and translation section.
Volume 6 #82: April 4, 1945
Page 1: Manzanar on the move; draft card rules; Dr. Viles visits Manzanar High School from Washington; disclose deadline on use of WRA storage warehouses; Manzanar High School seniors to sponsor double feature show.
Page 2: Manzanar budget; Japanese children may enter Idaho schools without tuition fees; 680 residents witness Catholic Easter play despite bad weather; issue new publication; war veteran lauds record of Nisei soldiers; require union cards for produce work in Los Angeles area.
Page 3: First sergeant Jack Wakamatsu fights in France; Kansas City WRA office issues booklets about Japanese in Missouri; Spain severs relations with Japanese empire; former Sacramento man attacked in Chicago and dies (holdup attempt); committee in New York holds meeting to aid family resettlement; Cleveland guide book ready for resettlers; racial discussion held.
Ohio.
Page 2: Six hundred and three; New York calling; United Nations Facts illustration; twilight over Manzanar; Milwaukee.
Page 3: Purely Personal; Japanese dangerous competitors to farmers on west coast; elementary school makes Easter cards; Manzanar boys aid task force; irrigated land in Shoshone available; Milwaukee cont; blossom girl firm to resume business; receive job offers; Shimizu to return to Boyle Heights.
Page 4: Sports.
Pages 5-8: Japanese and translation section.
Volume 6 #84: April 11 1945
Page 1: Manzanar High School staff to sponsor double feature movie; seventh war loan drive goal set at $22,081.17; Japanese American GI of World War I fought in battle of Iwo Jima; CACA-Shigin clubs to present program; center Buddhists honor Lord Buddha's birthday.
A shooting.
Page 2: Editorial; Women's missionary society wish pen pals in relocation centers; Bible College aids wounded Nisei veterans; Nisei troops spearhead fifth army drive.
Page 3: Five Japanese Americans now commissioned in Army Nurse Corps; missing two years, cowboy finds remains; Uyeda opens first business to be established by returnee; discharged soldier returns to Gardenia; special bulletin here on job offers in Great Lakes area; aid wounded cont.
Page 4: Japanese case involves rights of every American; poems by Dave Bromley due from publishers; 'plain kindness' answer to problem of Nisei return; Hasegawa represents eight families on Idaho inspection trip; women voters league calls for relocatees; Nishimoto first veteran re-employed by WRA; offer $150 per month during training period in typesetting work.
Pages 5-8: Japanese and translation section.
Volume 6 #85: April 14 1945
Newspaper format.
Page 1: Manzanar saddened by President's death; property receiving, shipping warehouse moves; insurance not available to Japanese; four additional WRA offices to open in southern California; name twenty-one leaving today for employment at Seabrook; war corespondent writes of Nisei soldiers' problems; baptize thirty-one during March.
Letter against prejudice.
Page 2: Aspirin Pills; on or before January 2, 1946; cartoon.
Page 3: Purely Personal; Nisei interpreters foil enemy attack; New York calling; Issei draftsmen from Topaz center enjoy New York; identification card needed to obtain prompt employment; Nisei doctor denied approval for work.
Page 4: Sports.
Pages 5-9: Japanese and translation section.
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