Nisei soldiers in Italy, and the question of returning to the West Coast
Japanese American soldiers in Italy filled the front page and much of the paper. The War Department named 54 men…
Japanese American soldiers in Italy filled the front page and much of the paper. The War Department named 54 men…
The fighting of the 100th Infantry Battalion and the 442nd Combat Team in Italy filled this eight-page issue. The front…
The war in Italy led the news in August 1944. The front page carried War Department casualty lists of Japanese…
Japanese American soldiers in Italy filled most of this 8-page issue. The front page reported that King George VI reviewed…
Japanese American soldiers were the news of this 8-page issue. The front page reported that six Nisei were cited for…
News from the Italian front filled this eight-page issue. Members of the 100th Infantry Battalion relaxed in Livorno after entering…
The 100th Infantry Battalion was the story of this eight-page issue from July 29, 1944. Lt. Gen. Mark Clark conferred…
News from the Italian front opened this eight-page issue. The War Department announced Bronze Star Medals for twelve Japanese Americans…
The Japanese American soldiers fighting in Italy filled this 8-page issue. The Fifth Army announced that the 442nd Regimental Combat…
A court challenge to the military exclusion orders led the news. Three American citizens of Japanese ancestry filed an injunction…
The draft dominated the news. Nineteen evacuees were found guilty in a Colorado draft evasion case, and 63 Heart Mountain…
Japanese American soldiers on the Italian front and a promise of welcome on the home front shared the news in…
Whether Japanese Americans could go home to the West Coast ran through this eight-page issue. On the front page, California…
Japanese American soldiers were at the center of the news in this June 1944 issue. On the front page, Sergeant…
Debate over whether Japanese Americans could return to the West Coast ran through this eight-page issue. Bishop Phillip G. Scher…
News of Nisei soldiers in Italy and of Japanese Americans still held in camps ran side by side in this…