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Letter to Tomoye and Henri Takahashi from Martha Masako Nozawa (ddr-densho-410-49)
doc Letter to Tomoye and Henri Takahashi from Martha Masako Nozawa (ddr-densho-410-49)
Asking about work outside of camp, conditions inside camp, thoughts on the future
Letter to Tod from Henri Takahashi (ddr-densho-410-44)
doc Letter to Tod from Henri Takahashi (ddr-densho-410-44)
Describes Henri's work setting up the Topaz Relocation Camp, details of buildings and surrounding environment and advice on what to brings with them when they move
Bill for glasses (ddr-densho-410-57)
doc Bill for glasses (ddr-densho-410-57)
Sent to Tomoye Takahashi from Topaz Hospital for $19.45
WRA Alien's Short Term Leave permission (ddr-densho-410-393)
doc WRA Alien's Short Term Leave permission (ddr-densho-410-393)
For Henri Takahashi to travel to New York City from Topaz Camp to survey relocation possibilities
Bill for glasses (ddr-densho-410-59)
doc Bill for glasses (ddr-densho-410-59)
Sent to Henri Takahashi from Topaz Hospital for $1.40
Transcription of speech by Charles Ernst, Topaz camp director. Transcription from handwritten notes, object ddr-densho-410-33. (ddr-densho-410-32)
doc Transcription of speech by Charles Ernst, Topaz camp director. Transcription from handwritten notes, object ddr-densho-410-33. (ddr-densho-410-32)
Discussing goals of WRA in creating camps, and creation of all-Japanese military unit, and requirements for filling out questionnaire and registering. Typed transcription, pages 1-4
Letter to Tomoye and Henri Takahashi from Ben Murato (ddr-densho-410-51)
doc Letter to Tomoye and Henri Takahashi from Ben Murato (ddr-densho-410-51)
Describing inspection of packages arriving in camp, mocking the psychological impact of incarceration
Copy of poem
doc Copy of poem "Kojo No Tsuki" (ddr-densho-410-15)
Reproduced with discussion of poem at Topaz Camp by T. Saiki
Clipping from Millard County Chronicle (ddr-densho-410-334)
doc Clipping from Millard County Chronicle (ddr-densho-410-334)
Article: First Issue of "Topaz Times" Out this Week. Lists Henri Takahashi as staff member
Names written on back of paper scrap (ddr-densho-410-38)
doc Names written on back of paper scrap (ddr-densho-410-38)
Front and back. Paper torn from document signed by Charles Ernst
Tomoye Takahashi's 1943 diary from Topaz (ddr-densho-410-568)
doc Tomoye Takahashi's 1943 diary from Topaz (ddr-densho-410-568)
Written on 1943 planner/calendar book from Buckbee Thorne Real Estate. Containing descriptions of camp life, her work on the Topaz Times women's page, sewing projects, meetings and social events, visitors and family news. Blank from March 27 to December 31 (blank pages not processed) except for four pages of names and contact information at back
Letter from Ben Murota to Tomoye Takahashi (ddr-densho-410-109)
doc Letter from Ben Murota to Tomoye Takahashi (ddr-densho-410-109)
Sent from Italy where he is stationed guarding Italian prisoners. In envelope with object ddr-densho-410-107
Letter from Henri to Tomoye Takahashi (ddr-densho-410-72)
doc Letter from Henri to Tomoye Takahashi (ddr-densho-410-72)
Relating details about the shooting of James Hatsuaki Wakasa at Topaz
Receipt for copy of birth registration (ddr-densho-410-17)
doc Receipt for copy of birth registration (ddr-densho-410-17)
Issued to Mrs. H. Takahashi for birth of Norman Craig Takahashi
Letter from Alex Yorichi to Tomoye and Henri Takahashi (ddr-densho-410-88)
doc Letter from Alex Yorichi to Tomoye and Henri Takahashi (ddr-densho-410-88)
News about where he is deployed overseas (censored), written on Australian YMCA stationary
Citizen's Indefinite Leave Clearance (ddr-densho-410-63)
doc Citizen's Indefinite Leave Clearance (ddr-densho-410-63)
Issued to Tomoye Takahashi, signed by Charles Ernst, camp director
Correspondence from turkey farm requested labor (ddr-densho-410-35)
doc Correspondence from turkey farm requested labor (ddr-densho-410-35)
Letter and telegrams with Tomoye Takahashi requesting her help recruiting four young men to work at the farm.
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