Dates in Poston's Past

February 1, 1942, Kumekuchi Ishibashi was taken to an internment camp for Japanese in Bismarck, North Dakota. The rest of his family moved to central California to start farming again.

April 1942, LCDR Ralph B. Snavely, Medical Advisor to Office of Indian Affairs District 3, on the Colorado River  Indian Reservation at Poston, Arizona. He watched a well being drilled to provide fresh water for a Japanese Internment Camp on the reservation.

 

April 27, 1942, the first group of Watsonville Japanese left for the Salinas Rodeo Grounds (Assembly Center)  where they would live until early July when the group was transferred to the permanent camp at Poston,  Arizona. In all, 1301 people.

May 8, 1942 - The first "volunteers" arrived at Poston, Arizona (Colorado River).

May, 1942, all citizens of Japanese descent in Bakersfield were sent to internment camps on an Indian Reservation in Poston, Arizona

On May 23, 1942, most of Riverside's Japanese Americans were evacuated to the Colorado River Relocation Center in Poston, Arizona. A few opted to go to other internment camps (eg, Manzanar) in order to be with their extended families.

May 26, 1942 - Chet Huntley reported about one group from Poston, Arizona, on a national CBS radio hookup.

May 29, 1942 - Forced to leave their Sacramento home and farm,  Kiyo Sato, the oldest of nine children, and her family were taken to Poston Camp II in Arizona

July 1942, Aiko Yano, from Sanger,  was grouped with others in Clovis and sent to Camp #2 in Poston, Arizona, and she stayed in Barrack 22 in Block 222. “We were rounded up onto the trains like cattle.” She remembers that all they served in the barracks was mutton soup and more mutton soup.

July 1942, approximately 4300 students of Japanese ancestry left the 10 relocation centers to attend colleges and universities outside the exclusion areas.

July, 1942, Mas Ishibashi, his wife, Miye, and his brothers, George and Aki Ishibashi were interned at Poston, Arizona. In a little over one year, Kumekichi Ishibashi was able to reunite with his family in Poston. They then moved to Utah to farm for the duration of the war. Mas' brothers, George and Kay, served in the 442nd Regimental Infantry Combat Unit. This unit received more citations than any other outfit of the United States military.

July 4, 1942, after reporting to the Salinas Assembly Center, the Yoshiro and Hisae Aramaki moved to Poston, Arizona on an Indian reservation. She was 5 months pregnant. They were in the desert in the middle of summer. The highest temperatures they had ever encountered in California were between 70 and 80 degrees. Now they were forced to deal with temperatures as high 108 degrees. They perspired so much that they were given salt tablets.

August 1942, everyone being held at Santa Anita Racetrack (Assembly Center) was sent to Arizona's Poston Internment Center, where three camps had been set up. "Poston was so depressing, " Helen Urata said. "It was dust and tar- paper barracks." (Jim Urata: "But we brought in cottonwood trees from the Colorado River, and built a swimming pool and schools out of indigenous rock. After two years, you wouldn't have recognized the place.

Oct 9, 1942 - 323-11-D/Poston, Arizona/October 9, 1942/Dear Miss Breed,/ This is the first chance I have had to thank you for sending me the dictionary and also they book "The Person You Want to Be." I certainly do want to thank you for sending me both of them. The ...Dear Miss Breed, "This is the first chance I have had to thank you for sending me the dictionary and also they book "The Person You Want to Be." I certainly do want to thank you for sending me both of them. The book you sent me certainly is essential here because we have a tendency to get "sloppy" and not care about our appearance any more. It certainly is worth reading and trying out some of the things taught in the book." Sent from Poston  block 323-11-D

Nov 1, 1942 - Animosity between those who helped camp administrators and their opponents boiled over in Poston, Arizona, on November 1, 1942, when an unidentified group of men beat up a suspected "informer" (that is, a Japanese American who was believed to have informed ...Animosity between those who helped camp administrators and their opponents boiled over in Poston, Arizona, on November 1, 1942, when an unidentified group of men beat up a suspected "informer" (that is, a Japanese American who was believed to have informed authorities about supposedly suspicious individuals in the Japanese American community). After two "suspicious individuals" were arrested and interrogated by the FBI.

Mar 28, 1943 - The seventh of nine children born to Japanese immigrant parents, Hideo Chino was born on March 28, 1943 in the wartime relocation camp in Poston, AZ.

March 26, 1943, Helen and Jim Urata were married in camp.  In Poston, the San Diegans were mixed with Japanese-Americans from the San Joaquin Valley, so there were -- and are to this day -- a lot of intermarriages among the two communities. Helen and Jim remained in Poston until the end of 1943, when they went to Milwaukee. Jim had gotten a job unloading boxcars. (Japanese-Americans were allowed out of the camps if they got jobs in the interior or on the East Coast of the country, where Japanese- Americans were not interned. )

 

Dec 1943 - The first Nisei who had lived in a concentration camp inducted into the WAC was Iris Watanabe, a former resident of Poston in Arizona as well as of Amache in Colorado. Her mother and younger sister were still imprisoned in Amache when Iris was inducted in December 1943

Mar 1944 - This idea is suggested in a vignette from the Poston Relocation Center in March of 1944. Edward Spicer, an anthropologist on the sta√ of the wra's Community Analysis Section, dropped in one evening for an unannounced visit to the barrack of Richard NishimotoEdward Spicer, an anthropologist on the staff of the WRA's Community Analysis Section, dropped in one evening for an unannounced visit to the barrack of Richard Nishimoto, an influential Issei internee at the Poston Relocation Center in Arizona.  Nishimoto was, among other things, a field researcher for the Japanese Evacuation and Resettlement Study (JERS), a major social science. ...

May 1944 - Harriet Yanaga with her parents, relocated to Kansas City Missouri, where she took a Also in the group is vice-principal George R. Powell, who has contributed much towards Harriet's happy integration into the student body. Together with her parents, Harriet relocated from the Poston, Arizona, Center in May, 1944, to join other members of her ... typing class at the Southeast High School.   Vice-principal George R. Powell  contributed much towards Harriet's happy integration into the student body.

 Source: google.com

President Truman's Amnesty Board Proclamation 2762

Harry S. Truman  1945-1953 Files

PROCLAMATION 2762

GRANTING PARDON TO CERTAIN PERSONS CONVICTED OF VIOLATING THE SELECTIVE TRAINING AND SERVICE ACT OF 1940 AS AMENDED

WHEREAS by Executive Order No. 9814 of December 23, 1946,(1) there was established the President's Amnesty Board, the functions and duties of which were set out in paragraph 2 of the said Executive order as follows:

"The Board, under such regulations as it may prescribe, shall examine and consider the cases of all persons convicted of violation of the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940, as amended (50 U.S.C. App. 301 ff.), or of any rule or regulation prescribed under or pursuant to that Act, or convicted of a conspiracy to violate that Act or any rule or regulation prescribed under or pursuant thereto. In any case in which it deems it desirable to do so, the Board shall make a report to the Attorney General which shall include its findings and its recommendations as to whether Executive clemency should be granted or denied, and, in any case in which it recommends that Executive clemency be granted, its recommendations with respect to the form that such clemency should take. The Attorney General shall report the findings and recommendations of the Board to the President, with such further recommendations as he may desire to make."

and

WHEREAS the Board, after considering all cases coming within the scope of paragraph 2 of the said Executive order, has made a report to the Attorney General, which includes the findings of the Board and its recommendation that Executive clemency be granted in certain of such cases; and

WHEREAS the Attorney General has submitted such report to me with his approval of the recommendation made by the Board with respect to Executive clemency; and

WHEREAS upon consideration of the report and recommendation of the Board and the recommendation of the Attorney General, it appears that certain persons convicted of violating the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 as amended ought to have restored to them the political, civil, and other rights of which they were deprived by reason of such conviction and which may not be restored to them unless they are pardoned:

NOW, THEREFORE, I, HARRY S. TRUMAN, President of the United States of America, under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by Article II of the Constitution of the United States, do hereby grant a full pardon to those persons convicted of violating the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 as amended whose names are included in the list of names attached hereto and hereby made a part of this proclamation.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the United States of America to be affixed.

DONE at the City of Washington this 23rd day of December in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-seven, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and seventy-second. [SEAL]

HARRY S. TRUMAN

By the President:

ROBERT A. LOVETT,
Acting Secretary of State.

(1) 3 CFR 1946 Supp.


LIST OF NAMES

Name, Date Convicted and U.S. District Court

10. Akim, Alfred, May 29, 1942, Hawaii.
11. Akutsu, Hitoshi Gene, Oct. 2, 1944, Idaho.
12. Akutsu, Jim Hajime, Oct. 2, 1944, Idaho.

22. Amate, Atsushi Archie, Oct. 8, 1945, Colorado.

38. Asai, Dix Takuro, Oct. 31, 1944, Colorado.
39. Asai, Fred Teruo, Oct. 31, 1944, Colorado.

344. Eto, Yukio, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
385. Fujihara, Shiro, Oct. 2, 1944, Idaho.
386. Fujii, John Jiro, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
387. Fujii, Shigeru, May 26, 1944, Wyoming.
388. Fujimoto, Albert Kenji, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.
389. Fujinaka, Tatsuo George, Feb. 21, 1945, So. Idaho.
390. Fujioka, Tom Tamotsu, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.
391. Fujioka, Yasuto, Nov. 8, 1946, Arizona.
392. Fujita, Hideo Frank, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.
393. Fujiwara, Hideyuki Henry, Oct. 2, 1944, Idaho.
394. Fujizawa, Teruo, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.
396. Furusaki, Joseph, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.

413. Get, Lim Sing, Dec. 11, 1943, No. California.

429. Goishi, Kazuto Jimmy, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.

474. Han, Paul Ba Wool Han, Jan. 26, 1945, Hawaii.

487. Hashimoto, Masaru, March 27, 1944, Arizona.
489. Hatakeda, Jimmie Junichi, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.

497. Hayami, Yoshito Smith, Oct.r 2, 1944, Idaho.

520. Heya, James Kenji, June 30, 1944, Colorado.

525. Higuchi, Mutsuo, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.

533. Hino, Bob Riyusho, Oct. 2, 1944, Idaho.
534. Hino, Frank Schinichi, Feb. 22, 1945, So. Idaho.
535. Hirabayashi, Gordon Kiyoshi, Nov. 30, 1944, E. Wash.
536. Hirabayashi, Henry Nobuo, Oct. 2, 1944, Idaho.
537. Hirabayashi, Irvin Masanobu, Nov. 4, 1944, Utah.
538. Hirai, Toru, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.
539. Hiramoto, Shizuto, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.
540. Hirata, Tomoharu Henry, May 20, 1944, E. Arkansas.
541. Hirayama, Susumu Harold, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
542. Hirose, Kazuki, July 9, 1945, Wyoming
543. Hirose, Kazuto, July 26, 1944, Wyoming.
544. Hiroshige, Akira, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

552. Honda, Selichi, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.
553. Hoopai, William Kahalewai, Nov. 9, 1942, Hawaii.

557. Hora, Sadao, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.
558. Hori, Takeshi, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
559. Horino, George Minoru, July 9, 1945, Wyoming
560. Hoshizaki, Takashi, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

573. Ide, Takao Grant, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
574. Ikemiya, Joe Yoshikazi, March 27, 1944, Arizona.
575. Ikemiya, Masaru Jim, March 27, 1944, Arizona.
576. Ikemoto, Harry Yoshiaki, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
577. Imai, Masefumi, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
578. Inaba, Hitoshi, Oct. 31, 1944, Colorado.
580. Ino, Toru, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
581. Inoue, Chozo, Jan. 2, 1943, Hawaii.
582. Inouye, George Washington, Oct. 7, 1946, Arizona.
583. Ioka, Harry Schuichi, Oct. 31, 1944, Colorado.
585. Ishikawa, George, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
586. Ishikawa, Kiyoshi, June 26, 1944.
587. Ishikawa, Suetsugu, June 26, 1944, Wyoming
588. Ishikawa, Takeo, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
589. Ishikawa, Yoshimitsu, Oct. 31, 1944, Colorado.
590. Ishimaru, Junichi, June 26, 1944, Wyoming
591. Ishimaru, Yutaka, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
592. Ishimoto, George Kenichi, Oct. 8, 1945, Colorado.
593. Ishimoto, Harry Kenji, Oct 8, 1945, Colorado.
594. Ishimoto, Takao, Oct 8, 1945, Colorado.
595. Ishizaki, Sam Isamu, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
596. Isomura, Iwaharu, Oct 28, 1944, Colorado
597. Ito, Hideo, June 30, 1944, Colorado
599. Izuno, Masaichi, June 30, 1944, Colorado.

648. Kado, James Yoshio, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
649. Kajimura, Hareo, Sept 25, 1944, Idaho.
650. Kajimura, Tsutomu, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.
651. Kaminaka, Joe, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
652. Kaminaka, Tamotsu, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
653. Kanaga, Keith C., Dec 2, 1940, Mass.
654. Kariya, Masashi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
655. Kariya, Yoneo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.

658. Kasahara, George Shigaki, Dec 29, 1944, Idaho.
659. Kashiwagi, Joe, Oct 31, 1944, Colorado.

664. Katayama, Shigeru, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.

667. Kauwe, John Pohuwe, May 12, 1942, Hawaii.
668. Kawahara, Katsuyoshi, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
669. Kawakami, Frank Masao, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
670. Kawaki, Mosayuki, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.
671. Kawamoto, David Tetsutaro, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
672. Kawamoto, James Takao, April 1, 1946, Arizona.
673. Kawamoto, Kiyoshi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
674. Kawasaki,  Jimmie, Oct 28, 1944, Colorado.
675. Kawasaki,  Kiyoto, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
676. Kawasaki,  Thomas Tomeji, Oct 28, 1944, Colorado.
677. Kawato, Yukio, Sept 29, 1944, Idaho.
678. Kaya, Larry Yoshio, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
680. Keawe, Daniel, Aug 18, 1942, Hawaii.

688. Kelwyma, George, Aug 12, 1943, Arizona.
689. Kenmotsu, Shigeo, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

698. Kimura, Frank Yoshimatsu, Oct 2, 1944, Iowa.
699. Kimura, Hideo, July 21, 1942, Hawaii.
700. Kimura, Jim Tatsuya, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

703. Kinoshita, Teruo, March 27, 1944, Arizona.
705. Kishi, Masakiyo Michael, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
706. Kitasaki, Kiyoshi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
707. Kitauchi, Masaichi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
708. Kitayama, Kaoru, Feb 22, 1945, Idaho.
710. Kiyomizu, Shozo, Sept 29, 1944, Idaho.

717. Kodama, George Katsumi, Feb 21, 1945, Idaho.
718. Kodama, Lui Ikuyo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
719. Kofuksado, Mitsugi, Oct 17, 1942, Hawaii.
720. Koga, Dix K., Feb 6, 1942, No. California.
721. Kojima, Masao, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.

726. Koshiyama, Mitsuru, June 26, 1944, Wyoming

733. Kubo, Tomeo, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
734. Kubo, Yoshi, Oct 30, 1944, Colorado.
736. Kujawa, Anthony, July 20, 1944, Eastern New York.
738. Kumada, Kazuo, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
739. Kuramoto, Yutaka Ted, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.
740. Kuranaga, Heruytuki, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
741. Kurasaki, George Noboru, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
742. Kuromiya, Yoshita, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
743. Kuroye, Kenneth, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
744. Kuwada, Makoto Jim, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
745. Kuwahara, John Takashi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.

761. Lausa, Philip, Jan 12, 1943, Hawaii.
 

817. Maruhashi, Hutaka Frank, Sept 29, 1944, Idaho.
818. Maruyama, Kenichi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
819. Maruyama, Shigeo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
820. Maruyama, Yukio, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
822. Masukawa, Kitashi John, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
823. Masukawa, Tsutomu Tom, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
825. Matsuba, George Kazuo, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
826. Matsubara, Sadao, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona
827. Matsumoto, Akira, June 26, 144, Wyoming.
828. Matsumoto, Minoru Corky, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
829. Matsumoto, Teruo, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
830. Matsumoto, Toshimitsu, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
831. Matsushita, Kikuji, Oct 9, 1945, Wyoming.
832. Matsuura, Frank Morikazu, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
833. Matsuzaki, Frank T., Oct  2, 1944, Idaho.

837. Mayekawa, Masao, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

864. Meng, Charles Joseph, June 2, 1943, Western Penn..

873. Minatani, James Masaichi, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
874. Minato, Kiyoshi, Oct  7, 1946, Arizona.
875. Minoura, Halley, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

879. Mitsuoka, Mitsuru, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
880. Miyahara, Tamio Tom, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
881. Miyamura, Koyoshi, Oct  7, 1946, Arizona.
882. Miyasaki, James Goro, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
883. Miyasaki, Masanobo, Oct  7, 1946, Arizona.
884. Miyasaki, Thomas Shiro, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.

896. Mori, Hiroyoshi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
897. Mori, Chigeo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
898. Mori, Sutio Bill, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
899. Morikawa, Hiroshi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
901. Morine, Robert Harold, Feb 17, 1943, Hawaii.
902. Morita, Ichiro, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

906. Motonaga, Ray Yoshio, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

910. Murata, George Matsuji, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
911. Murata, Paul Selichi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
922. Nagahara, Masao, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
923. Nagakura, Hiroshi Nakamura, Jan 18, 1943, Hawaii.
924. Nagasugi, Hiroto, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.
925. Nagata, Kunio, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
926. Naha, Lewis Kooyouhema, Aug 12, 1943, Arizona.
927. Naito, Takashi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
928. Nakada, Carl Koaru, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
929. Nakagawa, George, Sept 29, 1944, Idaho.
930. Nakagawa, George, April 28, 1945, No. California.
931. Nakaguma, Yoshitatusu, June 30, 1944, Colorado.
932. Nakahira, Satoru Joseph, Nov 18, 1944, Utah.
933. Nakamura, Jerry Masao, Jan 19, 1943, Hawaii.
934. Nakamura, Migaki, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
935. Nakamuri, Kazumi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
936. Nakasaki, William Harumi, May 22, 1944, Arizona.
937. Nakashiki, Kaiso Fred, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
938. Nakashima, Yoneo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
939. Nakashina, Isao, Sept 29, 1944, Idaho.
940. Nakatsu, George, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
941. Nakayama, Iwao James, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
942. Nakayama, Masakaz, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
944. Naruto, Tochiharu Frank, Jan 19, 1945, Colorado.

956. Nii, Harry, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
957. Niino, George Schigehi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
959. Nimura, Takanori, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
960. Nishi, Itaro, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
961. Nishimura, Robert Nubuo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
963. Nobuhiro, Ben Tsutomu, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
965. Noel, Bernard Woodrow, Aug 3, 1942, Arizona.
966. Noguchi, Tsutomu Ben, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
968. Norikane, Joe Hajime, Oct 31, 1944, Colorado.

972. Nosaka Kanichi, March 27, 1944, Arizona.
974. Nozawa, George Goro, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
976. Numoto, Saburo, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.

980. Ogata, Ben Tsutomi, March 27, 1944, Arizona.
981. Ogata, Hisashi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
982. Okada, Masao Ted, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.
983. Okawa, Ichiro, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
984. Okazaki, Kiyoshi, July 6, 1942, Hawaii.
985. Okazaki, Satoru Fred, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
986. Oki, Tadashi, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
987. Oki, Yoshio Tom, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
988. Okuma, Toru Fred, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
989. Okumura, Hideo, March 27, 1944, Arizona.

  999. Omori, John Takashi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1000. Omoto, Nubuo, Sept 29, 1944, Idaho.
1001. Omoto, Roy Yasuo, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.

1004. Otsu, Ninoru, March 27, 1944, Arizona.
1007. Oye, Hiromu, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1008. Ozawa, Yoshikazu, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.

1145. Sakaguchi, Kunichika, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.
1146. Sakaguchi, Sumio, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.
1148. Sakamoto, Hisanari, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1149. Sakamoto, Hisatoshi Harry, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1150. Sakaniwa, Michio, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1151. Sakata, Tom Minoru, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1152. Sako, James Satoru, June 16, 1944, Wyoming.
1153. Sako, Tamotsu Tom, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
1184. Segura, John Frank, June 2, 1942, Colorado.

1199. Shibata, Takeo, June 20, 1944, E. Arkansas.
1200. Shigemasa, George Takeshi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1201. Shimada, Harry Masao, Jan 9, 1943, Hawaii.
1202. Shimane, Chester Toru, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1203. Shimane, Fred Katsumi, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1204. Shimane, George Fujio, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1205. Shimane, Isamu, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1206. Shimane, June, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
1207. Shimizu, Mineto, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1208. Shimizu, Sunao Mike, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1209. Shimpo, Toshio Tom, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1211. Shinta, Kengi, June 26, 1941, Wyoming.
1212. Shinzu, Osamu Sam, June 20, 1944, E. Arkansas.

1293. Sugihara, George Jiro, Jan 25, 1946, Utah.
1294. Sugita, George, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1295. Sugita, Toyoji, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
1296. Suko, Shoji, Oct 23, 1944, Idaho.

1299. Sumi, Noboru, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1300. Sumi, Sachio Bill, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1301. Sumida, ken Kenroku, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1302. Sumida, Robert Masashi, June 22, 1945, Montana.
1303. Suzuki, Attushi, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1304. Suzuki, Masayo, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
1305. Suzuki, Shizumi, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
1312. Taege, Everett Clarence, Sept 21, 1942, Nebraska.
1313. Taguma, Norboru, June 30, 1944, Colorado.
1314. Tainaka, Kenichi Ken, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1315. Tajii, Gengo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1316. Tajii, Kingo, June 11, 1945, Arizona.
1317. Takahashi, George Toshiharu, June 30, 1944, Colorado.
1318. Takhashi, Teruo Slim, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1319. Takamoto, George Shihio, June 30, 1944, Colorado.
1320. Takamoto, Yoshio, June 30, 1944, Colorado.
1321. Takasaki, Noboru, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1322. Takashima, Mamoru, Feb 20, 1945, Idaho.
1323. Takeguma, Hideichi, June 11, 1945, Arizona.
1324. Takeuchi, Hideo, Oct 30, 1944, Colorado.
1325. Tamashiro, Masanobu, Dec 21, 1942, Hawaii.
1326. Tamashiro, Shunsho, Oct 24, 1942, Hawaii.
1327. Tamesa, Minola, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1328. Tanabe, George Naoichi, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1329. Tanabe, Shigeharu, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1330. Tanahara, Deo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1331. Tanaka, Leo Riniche, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1333. Tashiro, Frank Kiyoshi, Sept 29, 1944, Idaho.

1356. Tono, Jack Kiyoto, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

1365. Tsunoda, Ken, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1366. Tsuyuki, Sumio, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

1375. Uyechi, Joe Kejo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1376. Uyeda, George Susumu, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1377. Uyeda, James Tsutomu, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
1378. Uyeda, Riyuo, June 30, 1944, Colorado.
1379. Uyeda, Roy Masao, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
1380. Uyemoto, Terry Teruo, Oct 28, 1944, Colorado.
1381. Uyenura, Torao, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1382. Uyeno, Shigero, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.

1418. Watanabe, Hirom, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
1479. Yamada, Fumio Bill, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1480. Yamada, Samuel, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1481. Yamakawa, Toyoji, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1482. Yamakido, Joe Atsumi, Oct 24, 1944, Eastern Ark.
1483. Yamamato, Yukio, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1484. Yamamoto, Yutaka, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1485. Yamamura, Masakazu, Sept 25, 1944, Idaho.
1486. Yamasaki, Hedio Frank, Sept 29, 1944, Idaho.
1487. Yamasaki, Junichi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1488. Yamauchi, Hiroshi, Oct 28, 1944, Colorado.
1489. Yamauchi, Sosuki, Dec 27, 1944, Hawaii.
1490. Yamazumi, George Katamori, July 18, 1944, Colorado.
1491. Yanagisako, Edward Hiromu, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1492. Yano, Ben, March 27, 1944, Arizona.
1493. Yasuda, Kentaro, Oct 2, 1944, Idaho.
1494. Yasuda, Minoru, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1495. Yenokida, Susumu, June 30-, 19044, Colorado.
1496. Yenokida, Tsutumo Ben, Oct 28, 1944, Colorado.
1498. Yokoyama, Harry Shoji, Oct 20, 1941, Hawaii.
1499. Yoneo, Domon, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1500. Yoshida, George Maseo, June 26, 1944, Wyoming.
1501. Yoshida, Kei, July 9, 1945, Wyoming.
1502. Yoshida, Kenichiro Mike, Nov 4, 1944, Utah.
1503.  Yoshida, Sakaye, Nov 4, 1944, Utah.
1504. Yoshida, Shingo, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1505. Yoshimura, Fumio, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1506. Yoshimura, John Yoshikiko, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.
1507. Yoshimura, Niro Dick, Sept 30, 1944, Idaho.

1510. Young, Lee Daniel, Aug 15, 1944, So. California.

1513. Yumen, Ben Tsutomi, Oct 7, 1946, Arizona.

 

Source: http://www.trumanlibrary.org/proclamations/index.php