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Clarence Arai, a captain in the army reserves whose commission expired after he could not pass the physical, sought to regain his commisssion because he wanted to help the U.S. now that it was at war.

A photograph showed Japanese American pledging allegiance to the U.S. at a rally at the Seattle Buddhist Church.

Tadako Tamura expressed her thoughts on the aftermath of the JACL Pacific Northwest convention in the Japanese American Courier.

The JACL Northwest District Convention concludd in Seattle with speeches, panel discussions and an oratorical contests included. A photo of four Japanees American girls pledging allegiance to the U.S. flag accompanied the article.

Article about President Franklin D. Roosevelt's order to freeze all Japanese assets in the United States and its effect on the Japanese community in the Seattle area.

Photos of a labor leaders' conference in Denver showing five pictures, including Clarence Arai of the Fish Cannery Workers.

Article mentions the Wing Luke Asian Museum's exhibits "Executive Order 9066: 50 years before and 50 after."

Article mentions the Wing Luke Asian Museum's exhibits "Executive Order 9066: 50 years before and 50 after." This is the same article, published on a different date, as found in 1900.4871.

Article mentions the Wing Luke Asian Museum's exhibit "Executive Order 9066: 50 years before and 50 years after."