An annotated photocopy of a photograph of Michi Weglyn, her husband Walter, and other Japanese American activists. The other people that appear in the photo are: Babe Karasawa, Akira Matsumoto, Art Emi, Dave Kawamoto, Toshiko Kawamoto, Clifford Uyeda, Yosh Kuromiya, Irene Kuromiya, Tak Hoshizaki, Frank Emi, Bob Suzuki, Mits Koshiyama, James Omura, Mary Karasawa, and Harry …

Issue 78 includes death notifications, letters to the editor, an article about the 1800th Engineer General Service Battalion, and more.

Issue 33 includes a fundraising update, a "101 Ways to Tell If You're Japanese American" article, letters to the editor, and more. The letters to the editor section includes a message from Satomi (Koga) Ishida.

Issue 106 includes information about the film "Gila River and Mama: The Ruth Mix Story" debut, letters to the editor, an article titled "Beginning of Papa K's diary," and more. [There are two issues labeled 106. See also ddr-densho-537-104.]

Issue 20 includes information about an upcoming picnic, letters to the editor, an article about "the plight of Japanese Peruvians," and more.

Issue 79 includes a recap of a luncheon, letters to the editor, articles about Crystal City teachers, and more.

Issue 37 includes a message from the association president, information about an upcoming picnic, letters to the editor, and more.

Issue 64 includes information about a Santa Fe historical marker, a special letter from Akiko Matsumoto, an article from the Laredo Morning Times, and more.