Poston Press Bulletin Volume 10 #21-25
Vol. 10: #21, March 3, 1943
Page 1: Red Cross war fund drive commences; WAAC meeting slated; Poston birth rate high; wire being installed at press room; farm situation restored in LA county.
Page 2: Father-son banquet; dance to fete volunteers; watch shop assignment; Lindsay dist. reunion held; social security forms here.
Page 3: 160 students attending shorthand classes; glove company offers job; YBA plexy elected; library to close Sundays; 'Postonese' tryouts; 150 teachers attend teacher courses; February war bond sales $3731.25.
Page 4: Health service; education notes.
Pages 5, 6: Sports.
Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.
Vol. 10: #22, March 4, 1943
Page 1: WAAC leader to address Poston women; unit one net workers elect executive board; residents may apply for shoe certificates any time; steno jobs available in Washington; Internal Revenue men to assist in filing taxes.
Page 2: Editorials.
Page 3: Editorial.
Page 4: Ad for volunteering for military.
Page 5: Large group hear WAAC officer; senior YBA to honor volunteers; income tax to be discussed at adult ed. forum; brief beats.
Page 6: Sports; new ruling for workers; final arrangements made for volunteer farewell fete; watch shop notice; employment bureau offers; Sgt. Bass in unit two; shoe repair shop swamped again.
Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.
Vol. 10: #23, March 5, 1943
Page 1: Military area changed; Kennedy aids AG to collect money due.
Page 2: Unit I asks Myer for transportation aid; shoes to go on sale next week; YWCA sponsors sessions; Rev. Morikawa to speak; new fiscal officer.
Page 3: Life of WAACs extolled; deputy collector here Monday; alfalfa, corn being planted; notes from the Novel Hut; first aid classes to start.
Page 4: Sports.
Page 5 :Dust and Deserts; fire chief addresses council; first Catholic wedding held; accountant positions open at Poston I; English literature; sports.
Pages 6, 7: In Japanese.
Vol. 10: #24, March 6, 1943
Page 1: Man power shortage felt in Poston; fowls ready for mess; to the residents of Poston; unit I school to be completed by fall.
Page 2: In the interest of the Nisei (JACL).
Page 3: Survey graphic magazine donated to library; Rev. Goldwater to speak; twenty-six graduate unit I high; brief beats; applications for nurses' aide being taken.
Page 4: Unit II council meets today; crystals here at watch shop; employment offers announced; checks not cashed at post office; evacuee property report.
Page 5: Lieutenant House speaks on WAAC; unit III camouflage plant to open; Rev. Goldwater to visit here; Buddhist young people service; January payroll complaints; Christian church; installation held by Eagles and Morgans; cottage prayer circle scheduled; piano recital to be held; shoe shop notice.
Page 6 :Sports.
Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.
Vol. 10: #25, March 7, 1943
Page 1: Congressional investigators due in Poston on Monday; no cameras allowed on project; Poston II banquet for Army volunteers was success; Army team from Topaz to aid registration.
Page 2: Editorial; girl truck and taxi drivers wanted.
Page 3: An interview, meet Lt. House.
Page 4: Interview cont; Just Incidentally.
Page 5: Two appointed to meet Senator Chandler; art notes; Christian church schedule; brief beats.
Page 6: Volunteers honored cont; cameras not allowed on project; Nisei expert on relocation; net project to be coordinated.
VIOLENCE
112
Attackers released.
Page 7: Volunteers feted at banquet; Kennedy gets qualified assistant; sports; Topaz team cont; Unit 2 church schedule; new transfers arrive in Poston Two; notes from the Novel Hut.
Page 8: Registration for night classes still open; war fund drive progresses in unit III; well baby clinic opens; servicemen on leave; public health visitors work; valuables lost.
Pages 9, 10: In Japanese.
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