Granada Pioneer V.1 #91-95
Vol. 1 #91: Aug. 14, 1943
Page 1: Impartiality is stressed; tribute paid to Rev. Baba; segregation no hindrance; block managers take over mail distribution; personnel staff pictures on sale; 1000 Ondoists expected.
Page 2: Letter to the editor; Relocation; visiting soldiers; short takes; vital statistics; grant payments to be continued.
Page 3: 11,000 indefinite leaves issued; Monitor photo show Nisei volunteers; UC paper urges fight against propaganda; movies; evacuee peach worker pictured; bulletin boards carry feature.
Page 4: Thumbnail sketches; cartoon; Army-clerk training will be continued; McWilliams may visit next month; war training opens to Nisei.
Page 5: Sports.
Page 6: Awards given for model planes; seek teachers; silk screen shop opens for business; debut dance held by G.R.'s; summer activity classes extended; library schedule; Rev. Suzuki to show sound film; flower arrangement exhibit displayed; seek return of missing coronet; postpone church group meeting; church schedule.
Page 7: Lil' Neebo cartoon.
Segregation explained on page 8.
Page 9: Factual, geographic description of segregation center is given; relocation in Northern Colorado discouraged; FBI on the alert.
Pages 10-14: In Japanese.
Vol. 1 #92: Aug. 18, 1943
Page 1: Housing moves frozen to prepare for Tuleans; enlistment of Nisei in WAC starts; parolees are not treated differently for segregation; Army calls Nisei reserves for duty.
Page 2: Town Hall Talk; editorial; letter to the editor; vital statistics.
Page 3: Lighting strikes in 12 G; newest ruling aids students; committee organized to induct incoming Tuleans; movies; Obon festival is big success; lost and found.
Page 4: Johnnie presents; cartoon; Rustlings from other Centers; turn in all extra mattresses,cots.
Page 5: Sports.
Page 6: Real Unity; transportation stymies Kanki; segregation to end Oct. 31; resettlement bulletin features favorable reports from evacuees; wanted.
Page 7: Equipment undergoes inspection; visiting soldiers; job opportunities.
Page 8: Relocation; New York jobs unlimited; waste fats sold to Pueblo farm; service mothers to meet; Pueblo Christian urges resettlement; wanted.
Page 9: Thumbnail Sketches; blue star mothers given luncheon to soldiers; style show to be put on by pupils; college scholarships awarded; fellowship hour to be held tonight; church services and church news.
Pages 10-14: In Japanese.
Vol. 1 #93: Aug. 21, 1943
Page 1: 18-year-olds must register; Lt. Davies to address girls; 80 Boy Scouts leave on ten-day work trip; corn donated by Amache's FFA; only 105 residents are Tule Lake bound.
Page 2: Letter to the Editor; relocation; job opportunities; stored goods to be checked; vital statistics.
Page 3: Movies; check-cashing rules issued; Doho makes appearance; latest corrections on segregation released; Cowan visits center; transfers.
Page 4: 280 units must be open for Tuleans; Thumbnail Sketches; sports; to recruit labor; care of trucks.
Page 5: Sports.
Page 6: Carnival expense account released.
Page 7: Lil' Neebo cartoon.
Page 8: Carnival cont.; church services and news.
Page 9-13: In Japanese.
Vol. 1 #94: Aug. 25, 1943
Page 1: Davies addesses 300 women at WAC meeting; reserves leave; agricultural fair planned; co-op general meeting scheduled; epidemic of infantile paralysis is threatened.
Page 2: Letter to the Editor; Relocation; WACs cont.; school to excuse students out on seasonal work; Gripsholm to sail Sept. 1; polio cont.
Page 3: First Lady asks no discrimination; new insignia approval given for combat team; From the Resettlers; relocators find place in Dayton.
Federal exclusion overruled, plus another article.
Page 4: Thumbnail Sketches; Johnnie Presents; Nisei chaplain assumes duties; sports; job opportunities.
Page 5: Sports.
Page 6: 1,613 Nisei students enrolled in colleges; thanks extended to blood donors; attempted theft halted by guard; corn purchased by mess division; list of found goods released; visiting hours rules must be observed; vital statistics; clue to missing coronet traced.
Page 7: Committee chairmen chosen at meeting; accidents; church schedule and news; YWCA secretary visits parents; music appreciation hour to be presented; lost & found; visiting soldiers.
Page 8: Property officer visits Amache; movies; Dr. Smith here; installation held by the Patricians; new ruling by mess division; second co-op patronage refunds to be paid soon; transfers.
Page 9: Myer squashes rumor; hospital calls-help needed; conference held regarding moves; Rocky Mt. News carries story on soldiers; CIO backs up Nisei members; American Legion is working hard; work offered; Nisei pictures; YBA cabinet to meet; vistal statistics.
Pages 10-14: In Japanese.
Vol. 1 #95: Aug. 28, 1943
Page 1: 30 vocational AG boys leave for Mancos camp; WAC officers recalled to headquarters; further plans made for fair; Granada cries for Gunga Din; new grant rules issued.
Page 2: Editorial; Relocation; letter to the editor; social scheduled; wanted; center sends first carload of spuds; sewing class to reopen.
Page 3: Movies; sons return for reunion; co-op meeting slated; center resident injures back in freak accident.
Anti-prejudice.
Page 4: 13 teachers recruited; administrators visit CCC camp; To The Boss; loco cow helps Amache set new record.
Page 5: Sports.
Page 6: Teachers are still sought; vital statistics; church schedule and news; new librarian; teachers return from vacations; new books arrive.
Page 7: Lil' Neebo cartoon.
Page 8: Thumbnail Sketches; recreational association assets statement; job opportunities; transfers.
Pages 9-13: In Japanese.
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