Caption on reverse [translation]: "Kenzo Nakazato, chief director of decorations at Mitsukoshi, who is in charge of display decorations for the Japan pavilion at the New York International Exhibition, stopped at port on his way to the country via Ryuyo Maru."
Photograph of Mr. Ogura (left) and his son, Shige Ogura (right) in a park. The caption below the photo reads "Mr. Ogura & Shige / Worked in New York for the Ogura family from Nov. 1939 to Feb. 1941" in black ink.
Caption on front: Congressional observer: Rep. W.T. Andrews of New York, congressional observer to the atom bomb test, is shown being greeted by Capt. Peyton Harrison, naval aide to Governor Stainback, on his arrival here yesterday afternoon enroute to Bikini."
Attached note: "Frank: this photo is a good likeness of me. Taken by Michi Weglyn in her New York home in December of 1988. Not previously published. Better than portraits used by bio groups in my opinion. Jimmie 1-14-92"
Letter to Yuriko Domoto Tsukada from her husband Richard "Dick" Tsukada. Dick writes about his job in New York, news about some mutual friends and family. Item tied together with all objects between ddr-densho-356-457 and ddr-densho-540.
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Moving to New York and becoming an airplane mechanic
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Caption: "Dinner was served - and consumed standing up owing to lack of tables and chairs. Camp steward Arthur Hirano, former New York restauranteur. His first menu consisted of beef stew, steamed rice, string beans, peas, apricots, bread and jelly. His customers were appreciative."
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Photograph of Shige Ogura (left) and his mom, Mrs. Ogura (right) in front of a tree. The caption below the photo reads "Shige & Mrs. Ogura / Worked in New York for the Ogura family from Nov. 1939 to Feb. 1941" in black ink.
Nisei female. Born October 29, 1942, in the Manzanar concentration camp, California. Daughter of well-known artists Henry Fukuhara. After leaving camp, the family moved to New York. Yoshino eventually returned to live in California, where her family resided before World War II.
