Japanese Begin Their Exodus On Western Coast
The Associated Press reports that on March 5 San Francisco noted a spontaneous move by Japanese Americans from the Pacific coast. civilian alien coordinator Tom C Clark cited inland relocation for those near airports factories and strategic sites under Gen J L Dewitt. Maps show widespread encirclement of key utilities and oil fields in Santa Barbara County with Japanese nearby water power highways and other infrastructure.
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Beet Sugar Industry In U S Builds Toward All Time Peak
United Press reports America's intermountain beet sugar industry in Utah Idaho Colorado and neighboring states is poised for peak growth due to wartime cane sugar import restrictions. Quotas are scrapped, plans to reopen plants and a new Nampa refinery reflect expansion, though labor shortages from wartime mobilization pose significant challenges.
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Flying Cross Given to Father of Hero
Boston March 5 The Distinguished Flying Cross was awarded posthumously today to Second Lieutenant Gordon H. Sterling Jr of Hartford Conn a member of the army air corps for attacking a flight of six Japanese planes and either damaging or destroying one during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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