was born on January 16, 1921, in Flint, Michigan. He was the second son of William Noboru and Elsie Haru (Kuroki) Nakamura. His siblings were: Joseph F., Mary Hanako, Frank Toshun, Richard Yukio, and William H. (died in infancy). William Noboru emigrated from Okayama Prefecture, Japan, arriving at Seattle, Washington, on January 10, 1907, on
Center, located at the Santa Anita Racetrack in Arcadia, Los Angeles County. On September 6, they were incarcerated at Heart Mountain WRA Internment Camp, in northwest Wyoming. Mary K. and Sumito were released in 1944 to Des Moines, Iowa, and Chicago, Illinois, respectively. The others were released in October 1945 to Los Angeles. In
presented Sgt. and Mrs. Merrill Greene with a wedding gift of table linen at a tea held at the USO Cottage Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Greene, the former Mary Paul Jefferson, is the program director for the cottage. Among those present at the tea were Mrs. Fusai Fujii, Mrs. Cora Kobayashi, Mrs. Yone Kubota, Mrs.
