Granada Pioneer Vol. 3 #56-60

Guns used.

Rancher threatened.

Page 4: Visalia WRA office to serve 6 counties; movies; Y ring rites this Sunday; baccalaureate speaker set; favor return of Nisei to coast homes; opens another coast hostel; demands clear-cut policy; church schedule.

Page 5: Relocation; field day tally; cannery needs 200 workers; produce sale is improving; seed company wants 5 men.

Rock used.

Page 6: Field day tally cont.

Pages 7- 10: In Japanese.

Vol. 3 #57: May 18, 1945

Page 1: One wounded, one liberated; Amache Nisei GI found in prison camp; expects 'spotty' coast sentiment to improve; legality of Oregon land law in doubt.

Ickes gets really mad.

Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; letters to the editor; five evacuee indigent back.

Page 3: Movies; Bankson takes over; school closing set, to have make-up classes; sentiment cont; visiting soldiers; Eaklor visits.

Page 4: The Road Back; appreciation; relocatees focusing interest on farming; resettlement handbook out; opens hostel in Seattle, plans another; on shoe repair; church briefs; church schedule.

Page 5: Relocation; sports; nursery school; high school news.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.

Vol. 3 #58: May 23, 1945

Page 1: To speed up relocation of parolees; Bridges guarantees 'full protection'; reverse policy; charters Pullman car to aid special cases; visit Denver on business.

Reverse policy.

Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; letters to the editor; denies request for deputies.

Page 3: Local school to disband; former Amache student attains fame outside; GI social set for tomorrow; 20 returnees register for special coach; co-op news; rapid success due to small town relocation; praises JA combat team; something different.

Page 4: No make-up classes will be provided here; real estate values drop; movies; housing for small groups; kiddie's movies; visiting soldiers; to recruit farm worker; church schedule.

Page 5: Sports.

Page 6: Relocatee letters urge early resettlement; relocation; delay in Nisei return urged.

Pages 7-9: In Japanese.

Vol. 3 #59: May 26, 1945

Page 1: War hemp firm has openings for evacuees; new dime in memory of FDR.; night workers mess is closed; notice to evacuees.

Shots fired.

Fireman quit, but no reason is given.

Native Sons.

Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; Navy to accept Nisei GI's for employment.

Editorial on the violence.

Page 3: To shut office in Rochester; sets evacuees right on Chicago relocation; will interview relatives here; sports; come hither, beckons Mazuma.

Violence will not halt plan.

Page 4: Relocation; movies; church briefs; church schedule.

Canada.

Japanese Exclusion League.

Pages 5-7: In Japanese.

Vol. 3 #60: May 30, 1945

Page 1: Acting reports officer is appointed; preinductees to dine at 9E; charge WRA is making improper use of funds; change bank liquidation procedure; 750 returnees in Fresno area.

Involving a union.

Arrest made in a shooting.

Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; letters to the editor.

Page 3: 3 workers are wanted; firemen go back on duty; 'Vanities of 1945' slated; gala social at USO tonight; timber and sawmill work still open; honor mothers of 6 soldiers; Indian rituals set at Lamar; trio suffers minor injuries in accident; improper use cont; says Facism means human degredation.

Page 4: Arne named relocation adjustment advisor; movies; engagement; Nakama wins two places; visiting soldiers; available for counseling; church schedule.

Page 5: Relocation; sports; local co-op is remodeled; asks returnee protection.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.