California city dedicates square to WWII Japanese-American soldier

A city in a Los Angeles suburb has dedicated an intersection to the first Japanese-American soldier to receive the most distinguished U.S. military medal for his actions during World War II.Commemorating Sadao Munemori from Glendale, the city office named the location "Sadao S. Munemori Memorial Square" and held a ceremony Saturday attended by his relatives, veterans from Munemori's infantry regiment and others.The square is also home to Glendale's Veterans Memorial, which lists on plaques the names of all of the city's fallen soldiers, Munemori included.James Nakakihara, 64, a grand nephew…READ FULL ARTICLE