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Four men and a boy with crowd in background (ddr-densho-474-217)
img Four men and a boy with crowd in background (ddr-densho-474-217)
Lay leaders from the Seattle Japanese Congregational Church. Left to right: Goruku "Frank" Yamashita, Takanosuke Kumai, Chosaku "Henry" Hashiguchi, Mankichi "Norman" Ishii

Narrator Henry Ueno

Kibei male. Born December 29, 1928, in Pendleton, Oregon. Father passed away at an early age, and Henry was taken by mother with several siblings to Katsuura, Japan. Attended school in Japan and worked in factories to support the war effort during World War II. Left Japan after the war, and was drafted by the U.S. …
doc "Japanese Incident" (ddr-densho-423-142)
Article by Henry H. Crane for The Christian Century. Story of an incident of an attack on a Japanese man after Pearl Harbor and his response.
doc "Investigation of the Japanese in America" (ddr-densho-423-148)
Speech by Henry M. Jackson to House of Representatives, reprinted in the San Francisco Examiner. Arguing for a resolution to investigate the activities of Japanese in America, particularly pro-Japanese influences.
Henry Ford playing cards with Clara Ford and the Bryants (ddr-njpa-1-366)
img Henry Ford playing cards with Clara Ford and the Bryants (ddr-njpa-1-366)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "The Thing that Even Ford is Bad At. (Detroit, Michigan) Rengo. Perhaps even Automotive King Henry Ford is bad at cards. He is deep in thought in this recent masterpiece of a photograph taken quickly at the Colony Club here. (from left) Mr. Bryant, Henry Ford, Mrs. Bryant (Mrs. Ford's younger sister), …
World War I soldier (ddr-densho-109-106)
img World War I soldier (ddr-densho-109-106)
The man on the left, Henry Matsumoto Jr., was the only person of Japanese descent in the U.S. Navy during World War I.
Correspondence between Dick Henry and Albert Tavel (ddr-densho-367-88)
doc Correspondence between Dick Henry and Albert Tavel (ddr-densho-367-88)
Letters and contracts between Mary Mon Toy's agent, Dick Henry, and the Paris agent for the Nouvelle Eve Club, Montmartre circa 1953-54.
Issei at a picnic (ddr-densho-124-21)
img Issei at a picnic (ddr-densho-124-21)
(L to R): Kato, Tanaka, unidentified, unidentified, Yamaguchi, Tamura, Ueoka (or Kamioka), unidentified, Fujiwara, unidentified, unidentified, Suzuki, unidentified, unidentified, Tamura, Henry, Imamura, Hayashida, Hino.
A couple with their son (ddr-densho-298-22)
img A couple with their son (ddr-densho-298-22)
Caption in album: "Henry and Grace with their first-born, Ronald Yuji in the Doctor's Quarters Section of the Base Hospital in Topaz, 1944."
Group at Abe residence (ddr-densho-383-206)
img Group at Abe residence (ddr-densho-383-206)
Left to right: Unidentified man and woman, Yoichi Matsuda, unidentified man, May Abe, Henry Yamada. Written on album page below photograph: "Portland: Abe Residence".
Letter from Francis Biddle to Henry Stimson (ddr-densho-67-99)
doc Letter from Francis Biddle to Henry Stimson (ddr-densho-67-99)
Letter from Francis Biddle to Henry Stimson discussing possibility of evacuation. Biddle states that the Department of Justice has no authority to evacuate American citizens and legal problems could arise if the army chooses to evacuate. Urges Stimson to consider his suggestions before he makes a decision.
Parade in front of Seattle's Henry Building (ddr-densho-35-236)
img Parade in front of Seattle's Henry Building (ddr-densho-35-236)
This parade was part of the city's first Golden Potlatch festival that took place in July of 1911.
Letter to Henry Miyatake from John Tateishi (ddr-densho-122-144)
doc Letter to Henry Miyatake from John Tateishi (ddr-densho-122-144)
Re: conflict between Days of Remembrance and Official JACL Stance on redress
Letter from Henry Tanner to Kaneji Domoto (ddr-densho-329-901)
doc Letter from Henry Tanner to Kaneji Domoto (ddr-densho-329-901)
Pen pal letter from Henry Tanner, a sixth-grader at the Sandford School in Paris, Illinois, introducing himself and describing the town where he lives.
doc "A Voice That Must Be Heard" (ddr-densho-156-178)
Extracts from statements regarding Americans of Japanese Ancestry by President Roosevelt, Henry L. Stimson, Joseph C. Grew, J. Edgar Hoover, Paul V. McNutt, and others.
Group at Abe Residence (ddr-densho-383-338)
img Group at Abe Residence (ddr-densho-383-338)
Left to right: Henry Yamada (behind bushes), unidentified man, Yoichi Matsuda, unidentified woman, unidentified man, May Abe. Written on album page below photograph: "Abe Residence".
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