Page 1: Fire causes $150 damage to special mess hall; request center may be made branch of prisoner camp; 7 Nisei soldiers win DSC medal; rooms available in Seattle to students; gate procedure ruling revised; tax advisors to arrive in Feb.; H.S. graduation speaker; candidates named at convention; Murakami family returns to coast; co-op robbed of 72 cartons of cigarettes; FSA loans available to eligible evacuees; Hunt volunteer receives medal for gallentry; J. Kanetomi, 442nd rifleman, saves company by bravery; Hunt requests all-center confab.
Five articles.
Page 4: Social news; weddings; engagements; Evacu-ways; vital statistics; movie schedule; high school PTA to hold meeting.
Page 5:Sports, church services.
Volume 4 #47: Feb. 3, 1945
Page 1: Nominating convention of co-op board set; spring around the corner?; closing of fish market clarified; draft delinquents taken to Boise; evacuees receive pay in cash upon relocation; farm land returned to bureau; council election postponed due to lack of candidates; express services discontinued under new ruling; three mess halls subject to closure; twelve men named to special advisory commission; 15-day inventory of mess operation put into effect; California attorney general urges equal rights to relocatees; overseas veterans visit parents; postcards from Japan at post office; Sumitomo bank to pay dividends; 12 visit coast on short-term leave; truck accident; wins purple heart.
Anti-prejudice.
Page 4: Sports; church services; classified ads; 12 men leave for hemp mill work; new honor roll proposed by H.R.
Issues 48 and 49 are not available.
Volume 4 #50: Feb. 10, 1945
Page 1: Amendment to charter approved; 44 nominees elected co-op board; Myer against mixing evacuees, prisoners at Hunt; construction on project eliminated; 8 ERC men called for active duty; farm crop harvest completed; Myer plans to visit here; claims must be filed by workers; three dining halls to be closed; induction selected for 8 men; news of individual soldiers; 188 Nisei from centers receive combat badges; new postal ruling simplifies money order regulations; ballots for Seattle primary available; battlefield promotions given 103 Nisei soldiers; relocatees may get contrabands; steward division workers to be cut; 11 men take physical at Boise.
Page 2: Editorial; The Readers' Rostrum; dramatized Kuroki story told on air on CBS; relocated; last year about this time.
This is the type of historical information that is easily lost.
Prejudice in Wyoming.
Page 3: Social news; weddings and engagements; Random Whirlgig; movie schedule; last year about this time.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 4 #52: Feb. 24, 1945
Page 1: Recruiting underway for ordinance work at Sioux; depot lifts restrictions on evacuees; Myer speaks before 1500 residents at gym; indefinite leave procedure clarified; $33.20 collected in 'dime' drive; news of individual soldiers; Myer opposes housing PWs in WRA centers; two draft evaders sentenced in Boise; all-center parlay ends this week; co-op board of directors elected.
Page 2: Orientation classes now being offered; The Readers' Rostrum; letters; income tax expert; ordinance work cont.; the boy who died for the orchards, the valley; church services; letters sent to AP-I; lone Huntite among honored at citation ceremony.
