The Tokyo Rose treason trial and a ruling on Tule Lake
Two court stories led this eight-page issue. Marion Tajiri reported from San Francisco on the treason trial of Iva Toguri…
Two court stories led this eight-page issue. Marion Tajiri reported from San Francisco on the treason trial of Iva Toguri…
The JACL Anti-Discrimination Committee answered a charge made at a temperance convention in Philadelphia. Speaker H. Cecil Heath tied drunkenness…
A new court challenge to California’s alien land law led the August 20, 1949 issue. The Civil Rights Defense Union…
Legislation for Issei citizenship rights led this 8-page issue. The JACL national board, meeting in Los Angeles on August 6…
Two stories from Los Angeles and San Francisco ran alongside news of the Judd bill in this eight-page issue. Marion…
Col. Charles W. Pence, former commander of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, was in Honolulu for ceremonies honoring Nisei veterans,…
Two stories ran side by side in this 8-page issue. One was the Senate subcommittee hearing on the Judd bill…
Takeshi Yoshihara, 18, of Renton, Wash., became the first Nisei to enroll at the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, and…
Two stories ran side by side in this issue: the trial of Iva Toguri d’Aquino, known as Tokyo Rose, and…
Morton Grodzins’ book Americans Betrayed, on how pressure groups produced the mass removal of Japanese Americans, ran through the pages…
Evacuee claims and the push for civil rights law ran through this eight-page issue. Los Angeles JACL chapters offered free…
Evacuation claims and the Judd Bill ran through much of this eight-page issue. The Senate cut funds elsewhere in the…
Citizenship for the Issei was the main news of the June 11, 1949 issue. The House unanimously approved the Walter…
The Judd bill, which would open citizenship to Issei, was the lead story of this eight-page issue. Colorado Gov. Lee…
The fight against discrimination ran through this issue. A California Assembly committee killed the fair employment practices bill sponsored by…
Citizenship for Issei ran through the 8-page issue of May 21, 1949. Mike Masaoka told a Honolulu audience that Hawaii’s…