Japanese moved in war accepted on West Coast
The piece discusses Japanese Americans on the West Coast during World War II, noting relocation, internment camps, and later reintegration. It cites unity, new opportunities, and increased civic participation, alongside Supreme Court rulings and eventual citizenship gains for Japanese Americans. Key figures include Loyally Proven and Satow, with references to War Relocation Authority centers and postwar employment shifts.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Mar Salow
Citreens Weegue
Vakried
Tim Teeind
Unio
Washington
Oregon
War Relocation Authority
Tule Lake
Calif
Akcough Poston
Ati
Minidaka
Thatm
Topas
Utah
Jerome
Ark
United States
Supreme Court
Hawai
Army
Western Defense Command
Satow
PTA
Elvic
Lvoe
Summer Resort Real Challenge to an Ex Guest
The piece profiles Hy Chester and wife Serena who run a resort, facing unpredictable seasons and staffing worries. Chester recalls buying the place after a manager quit, stressing the mercy of nature and the need to keep staff content to keep guests happy. The couple splits time between summer operations and Lighthouse Club in the Bahamas, counting friendships with notable guests among the rewards.
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Anan Eraay
Smee
Javier
Wylin Chester
Albirang
Iin Foel
Duveramunt
Dinejack
Chester
Mora
Serena
Amens Island
Bahamas
Lighthouse Club
Peer Donald
Charles Addams
John Onlara
PT. G. Wodehouse
Peneple
American Priests in Tokyo Hy
American priests in Tokyo discuss social gatherings and weekend parties, noting guests and a psychiatrist Chester among them. The dialogue reveals themes of self blame, happiness, and inner turmoil as one speaks about broad social unhappiness and personal improvement.
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Inks
Chester
Urey
Pak
Bartenter
Chesler
Foel Helfer
Thor
San Isabel REA to Borrow for Expansion Plan
The San Isabel Electric Association, based in Denver with Dy Mehl as headquarters, was approved by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission to borrow about 823000 dollars from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Finance Corporation for system improvements. The loan funds will fund distribution lines, general improvements, and headquarters facilities as part of a 1 million dollar program. A related plan from the Vatrua Natural Gas Company, headquartered at Colorado Springs, seeks 105 shares of new stock at par value 1 to be sold to officers and key employees under an incentive plan.
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Denver
San Isabel Electric Assa
Dy Mehl
Colorado Public Utilities Commission
Hivrat Eleeteylvalina
Jia
Aaliities
Cumaselan
Vatrau Natural Gas Ca
Coloradi Springs
Perigision
Home Repair Do and Donts Restore Shellac Finish
Cleaning surface first with a soft cloth then applying two parts shellac thinner to one part white spirit and wax coat. If unsure about original finish test a hidden area with denatured alcohol to soften shellac. dampen a pad and rub in a cone motion. Do not wash shellac or use aged or unused shellac, avoid damp or high humidity conditions, bees and wasps are not to be provoked.
Unable to Beat the Draft Beovich Guards Post
Beovich, 28, of Pensacola, a six month reservist, walked his guard post at the Artillery General here Monday night convinced you cannot beat the draft board. He returned Monday from his draft assignment.
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