The 1948 JACL election and the Salt Lake City convention
Hito Okada was reelected national president of the Japanese American Citizens League in the first election by popular vote in…
Hito Okada was reelected national president of the Japanese American Citizens League in the first election by popular vote in…
Nisei war veterans, most of them former members of the 442nd Combat Team, marched in the V-J Day parade in…
Plans for the Tenth Biennial JACL Convention in Salt Lake City shared the front page with the arrest order for…
The treason trial of Tomoya Kawakita in Los Angeles led this 8-page issue. The defense rested after Kawakita testified for…
Citizenship ran through the news of this 8-page issue. On the front page, Los Angeles Mayor Fletcher Bowron voiced support…
The planned arrest of Iva Toguri d’Aquino, known as “Tokyo Rose,” opened this eight-page issue. Attorney General Tom Clark announced…
The treason trial of Tomoya Kawakita filled the front page as the government finished its case in the fifth week.…
The Judd naturalization bill and the Los Angeles treason trial of Tomoya Kawakita ran through this eight-page issue. Tosuke Yamasaki…
President Truman’s signing of the evacuee claims bill, H.R. 3999, led the news. The law lets the Justice Department settle…
Rights for Japanese people on both sides of the border led the news. President Truman signed HR 3566 on July…
Two victories for Japanese Americans shared the news in this 1948 issue. Congress sent the evacuation claims bill, H.R. 3999,…
Court rulings and bills about the rights of Japanese Americans filled the news in this eight-page issue. The California Supreme…
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 7 to 2 ruling in the Takahashi case filled the front page of this eight-page issue.…
The flood that destroyed Vanport City, Oregon, led the news. Shig Sakamoto reported that 300 Issei and Nisei were among…
The Senate hearings on H.R. 3999, the bill to pay Japanese Americans for property lost in the wartime forced removal,…
Bills in Congress dominated the May 22, 1948 issue. A joint House-Senate committee was named to settle differences over the…