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OBITUARY: Ellyn Iwata, 65; Quiet Leader of JA Community

OBITUARY: Ellyn Iwata, 65; Quiet Leader of JA Community
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Veterans Miyada, Wada Saluted at Memorial Day Service

Veterans Miyada, Wada Saluted at Memorial Day Service
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Go For Broke Stamp Officially Unveiled in L A

Go For Broke Stamp Officially Unveiled in L A
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Japanese American veterans honored - The Lima News

At 16, Don Miyada was wrenched from his family’s farm near Laguna Beach and sent to a prison camp in Arizona.Two years later, he was drafted into the

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stripes - Go for Broke postage stamps honor Japanese-American soldiers of WWII

Roughly 33,000 nisei Americans whose Japanese parents had immigrated to the United States served in the U.S. Army during World War II.

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