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Newspaper clippings from scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-388)
doc Newspaper clippings from scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-388)
Various articles from the Oregonian and Oregon Journal, one of which is titled "Fighting Marine Asks For Respect of Nisei." From scrapbook page titled: "Letters Supporting Japanese Americans (cont'd)."
Newspaper clippings from scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-386)
doc Newspaper clippings from scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-386)
Various articles from the Oregonian and Oregon Journal. From scrapbook page titled: "Expressions of Public Opinion - Examples of Letters Against Japanese Americans."
Scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-328)
doc Scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-328)
Various newspaper articles on Japanese American soldiers, including one from Coronet Magazine titled: "Japanese Americans Fighting Valiantly in Italy Have Proved Their Loyalty With Blood." Other newspapers unknown.
Resettlement booklet:
doc Resettlement booklet: "Philadelphia" (ddr-densho-35-412)
Booklet written by the Philadelphia Nisei Council. Provides budget, housing, employment, and recreational information to Japanese Americans resettling to Philadelphia from the camps.
War Relocation Authority publication (ddr-densho-35-420)
doc War Relocation Authority publication (ddr-densho-35-420)
Pamphlet published by the Philadelphia District Office of the War Relocation Authority (WRA) titled: "Invitation to Philadelphia." Provides testimonials by recently resettled Japanese Americans as well as education and employment information about the city. Many WRA publications, such as this one, portrayed the resettlement experience in a positive light to attract Japanese Americans to the Midwest …
Sunday Oregonian article (ddr-densho-35-335)
doc Sunday Oregonian article (ddr-densho-35-335)
Newspaper article from scrapbook page titled: "Frank Hayachida: He Was American at Birth - And at Death."
Scrapbook page:
doc Scrapbook page: "Nisei War Casualties" (ddr-densho-35-334)
This scrapbook page includes articles from the Pacific Citizen and the Minidoka Irrigator.
Scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-379)
doc Scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-379)
Various newspaper clippings, one of which is titled: "All Created Equal." From scrapbook page titled: "Some Expressions of Public Opinion on Action of Hood River Legion."
Japanese Exclusion League Journal (ddr-densho-35-369)
doc Japanese Exclusion League Journal (ddr-densho-35-369)
Selected article titles: "For the Love of Mike, Whose Democracy Is This?" (p. 1), "WRA To Dump 25,000 Japs on Coast This Year" (p. 1), "How Japs 'Freeze' U.S. Farmers" (p. 2), "Part of the Crowd at Bellevue Exclusion League Meeting" (p. 3), "Japs in U.S. Must Go, Says Oregon Ex-Governor" (p. 4).
Scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-380)
doc Scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-380)
Newspaper clippings from the New York Times, Oregonian, and Oregon Journal, one of which is titled: "All Created Equal." From scrapbook page titled: "Some Expressions of Public Opinion on Action of Hood River Legion."
Scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-373)
doc Scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-373)
Various newspaper clippings, one of which is titled: "Gresham Group Begins Coastal Anti-Jap Move."
Scrapbook page with two clippings (ddr-densho-35-398)
doc Scrapbook page with two clippings (ddr-densho-35-398)
Newspaper articles from the Christian Science Monitor and an unknown paper, one of which is titled "War Department Decision Backed by Supreme Court."
Newspaper clippings from scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-324)
doc Newspaper clippings from scrapbook page (ddr-densho-35-324)
Various articles from the Oregon Journal, Army Times, and Pacific Citizen.
Portrait of Miyeko Yoshimoto (ddr-densho-328-416)
img Portrait of Miyeko Yoshimoto (ddr-densho-328-416)
Caption on front: "To Ume / with love, / Miyeko / '45."
Flim negative of Tamako Tokuda and baby (ddr-densho-383-461)
img Flim negative of Tamako Tokuda and baby (ddr-densho-383-461)
Written on accompanying material: "Mom & Butchie in Minidoka". The baby is George and Tamako Tokuda's oldest son, Floyd Tokuda.
Flim negative of Tamako Tokuda and baby (ddr-densho-383-462)
img Flim negative of Tamako Tokuda and baby (ddr-densho-383-462)
Written on accompanying material: "Mom & Butchie in Minidoka". The baby is George and Tamako Tokuda's oldest son, Floyd Tokuda.
Flim negative of Tamako Tokuda and baby (ddr-densho-383-460)
img Flim negative of Tamako Tokuda and baby (ddr-densho-383-460)
Written on accompanying material: "Mom & Butchie in Minidoka". The baby is George and Tamako Tokuda's oldest son, Floyd Tokuda.
Tamako Tokuda and baby (ddr-densho-383-466)
img Tamako Tokuda and baby (ddr-densho-383-466)
Written on accompanying material: "Mom & Butchie in Minidoka". The baby is George and Tamako Tokuda's oldest son, Floyd Tokuda.
Minidoka camp queen and her court (ddr-densho-2-34)
img Minidoka camp queen and her court (ddr-densho-2-34)
Minidoka concentration camp queen and her court. Left to right: Unidentified, Aiko Heyamoto, Grace Kawata, unidentified, and Ann Nakamura.
Minidoka Matinee Orchestra (ddr-densho-2-36)
img Minidoka Matinee Orchestra (ddr-densho-2-36)
Left to right: Joe Owaki (drums), Hiro Nishimoto (MC), Dorrie Abe (piano), Ted Shimano (orchestra conductor), Amy Iguchi (clarinet), Yosh Ogata (saxophone), George Kaku (violin), and Sally Makishima (violin). The residents of the Minidoka concentration camp formed numerous musical ensembles to pass the time. Orchestras, bands, and choirs frequently staged performances for entertainment.
Japanese Americans in front of canteen (ddr-densho-2-38)
img Japanese Americans in front of canteen (ddr-densho-2-38)
Peggie Yorita and her friend, Fumie Hariguchi, stand in front of Canteen 30.
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