Page 1: Los Angeles files suit for pay for electricity to Manzanar; special buses to stop at cities en route; appointed staff clubs to present musical; high school choir stages final program; apply for duplicates of lost registration cards; need volunteers to haul dirt.
Page 2: Wedding; city sues WRA cont; 'Moved Ousters' story of assembly, relocation center life available; call six for physicals; final concert cont.
Page 3: Nisei chaplain hopes for early win over Japan; attempt by returnee to sell produce fails in Portland market; Oregon City judge orders couple to return land; male cook wanted in Los Angeles immediately.
New Mexico governor.
Pages 5-11: Japanese and translation section.
Volume 6 #97: May 26, 1945
Newspaper format.
Page 1: Six report for induction into reserve corps; Manzanar schools to end on May 29; appointed staff barbecue to honor school teachers; 127 to receive diplomas; mess division staff totals 725 workers; baccalaureate rites for seniors Sunday; appointed personnel music program draws large crowd; family members, close friends allowed visits; top entertainers featured on review; Kow Maruki likes Los Angeles area; has information on state land laws; Springfield plan movie released; arts, crafts exhibit starts.
Page 2: Committee aids Nisei in Seattle; ask appointment for beauty shop; commencement cont; coastal return by 12,000 estimated.
Canada.
Page 4: Sports.
Pages 5-8: In Japanese.
Volume 6 #98: May 30, 1945
Page 1: Majority of CIO men sign pledge cards; Manzanar teachers seek new jobs as schools end; center Buddhists hold Memorial Day service; visual education museum to close; Hollywood film studio seeks Japanese actors.
Page 2: Mary Kitano receives writing commission; discrimination, facisim 'human degreation' says CIO secretary-treasurer; Buddhist directory still available; ILWU cont; ex-Tulean kills self in New York; Manhattan reader hints to race discriminators.
Page 3: Sgt. Tanaka of Poston becomes lieutenant; exhibit paintings of Nisei, Issei artists; Ted Kanamine chosen for hall of fame by high school paper; poem; soldiers' aid committee appeals for assistance.
Fresno.
Page 4: Seattle Bussei church seeks property owners; bus agent here thrice weekly to sell tickets; school closes cont; corridor collapse kills Nisei worker; co-op seeks two clerks.
Pages 5-11: Japanese and translation section.
Volume 6 #99: June 9, 1945
Newspaper format.
Page 1: Resettlers requested to apply for leave ten days in advance; Tanaka joins WACS in Des Moines; center Nisei aid labor shortage; war department seeks information on Nisei veterans; Weaver due here from Bakersfield; new clinic hours in effect June 11; ten more ERC members called to active duty by Fort Douglas; Tsuchiya to aid at relocation office; WRA installs new eastern office; approximate total of relocatees told; Arai, former co-op manager, relocates; housing denies further changes in residence; illegal to discharge firearms at people; cabinet making course offered.
Page 2: Unemployment problem; Aspirin Pills; Ickes swings against 'bullies'; Bodine resigns position to go to France.
Page 3: United Nations Facts illustration; Cleveland hostel slated to close; residents asked to lock house doors; Snyder named new electrical foreman; young people hold three-day confab; visits Manzanar residents urged to label bags; Father Lavery; farewell parties given to residents; Globetrotters hold farewell party; six young people engaged in debate at Catholic church; 'Faith which leads' theme of service.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 6 #100: June 6, 1945
Apparently a wrong date on this issue.
Page 1: Nine ERC boys to leave tonight for active duty; seven welfare workers plan to relocate soon; double feature movies shown outdoors Sunday; Nisei in Los Angeles observe Memorial Day; miso factory closes; new bill centered at disloyal Japanese.
Page 2: Issei hospital group plans picnic in honor of Nisei co-workers; Father Lavery shows Crosby film; former Manzanar girls honors mother at party; new attorney general aided in evacuation; Mrs. Atwood to teach at Independence School.
Page 3: Writer Prescott criticizes Maki's book on Japan; Ogura receives promotion to corporal; Nisei battalion gets most decorations; columnist Child's lauds Nisei soldiers; Endo seek work in Chicago area.