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Scrapbook page of newspaper clippings (ddr-densho-72-6)
doc Scrapbook page of newspaper clippings (ddr-densho-72-6)
Newspaper articles, one of which is titled "Japan Seeks to Avoid U.S. Clash." From scrapbook titled "Scrapbook: 1940, 1941, Book 4." Newspaper unknown.
Newspaper clipping from scrapbook page (ddr-densho-72-9)
doc Newspaper clipping from scrapbook page (ddr-densho-72-9)
Newspaper article titled: "Large Number of Nisei Returning to United States. Consulates Advise Nisei to Return." From scrapbook titled "Scrapbook: 1940, 1941, Book 4." Newspaper unknown.
Scrapbook page with two newspaper articles (ddr-densho-72-5)
doc Scrapbook page with two newspaper articles (ddr-densho-72-5)
Newspaper articles titled: "We, Too, Are Americans" and "We Who Are Without Country." From scrapbook titled "Scrapbook: 1940, 1941, Book 4." Newspaper unknown.
Scrapbook page of newspaper clippings (ddr-densho-72-7)
doc Scrapbook page of newspaper clippings (ddr-densho-72-7)
Newspaper articles, one of which is titled "They, Too, Love This America." From scrapbook titled "Scrapbook: 1940, 1941, Book 4." Newspaper unknown.
Mitsuroku Odate, a Keio University baseball player (ddr-njpa-4-1678)
img Mitsuroku Odate, a Keio University baseball player (ddr-njpa-4-1678)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "6,941 Mitsuroku Odate, Keio University baseball team."
Photograph and article regarding Takiko Mizunoe (ddr-njpa-4-752)
img Photograph and article regarding Takiko Mizunoe (ddr-njpa-4-752)
Article title [translation]: "Takiko has changed from nine months of life in the U.S."; photo caption: "Takiko Mizunoe, who has become a more sophisticated lady."
Satoru Makihara (ddr-njpa-4-1038)
img Satoru Makihara (ddr-njpa-4-1038)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Satoru Makihara."
Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto and a Tokyo Women's Club president (ddr-njpa-4-2690)
img Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto and a Tokyo Women's Club president (ddr-njpa-4-2690)
Caption on reverse: "TOKYO -- The 'Daughter of a Samurai' grows up. Madame Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto, prominent member of the Tokyo Women's Club is seen with Mrs. Robert F. Moss, president of the club, discussing her forthcoming book, 'Grandmother O-Kyo', in her garden. Author of 'The Daughter of a Samurai', a best seller several years ago, …
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