Fujio Morikawa kept a journal while incarcerated at Lordsburg U.S. Army internment camp. In his journal included translations of letters, news articles, and announcements; notes on English grammar and mathematics; essays on different topics; and calligraphy.
Fujio Morikawa kept a journal while incarcerated at Lordsburg U.S. Army internment camp. In his journal included translations of letters, news articles, and announcements; notes on English grammar and mathematics; essays on different topics; and calligraphy.
Fujio Morikawa kept a journal while incarcerated at Lordsburg U.S. Army internment camp. In his journal included translations of letters, news articles, and announcements; notes on English grammar and mathematics; essays on different topics; and calligraphy.
Fujio Morikawa kept a journal while incarcerated at Lordsburg U.S. Army internment camp. In his journal included translations of letters, news articles, and announcements; notes on English grammar and mathematics; essays on different topics; and calligraphy.
Fujio Morikawa kept a journal while incarcerated at Lordsburg U.S. Army internment camp. In his journal included translations of letters, news articles, and announcements; notes on English grammar and mathematics; essays on different topics; and calligraphy.
Fujio Morikawa kept a journal while incarcerated at Lordsburg U.S. Army internment camp. In his journal included translations of letters, news articles, and announcements; notes on English grammar and mathematics; essays on different topics; and calligraphy.
Selected article titles: "Death Claims FDR. President Wearied by Yalta Trip" (p. 1), "Don't Give Credence to Rumors" (p. 1), "Regret Loss of Great Leader" (p. 1), "News Along the Coast: Hecklers Ruin Rally" (p. 5).
Selected article titles: "COED of U.C.L.A. Declares She Is Truly American'" (p. 1), "Frank Fukuda's Wapato Cohorts Take Cup Across Cascades for First Time" (p. 2), "Pink Tea" (p. 3), "Out-of-Town News" (p. 4)
Selected article titles: "Boost Begun for Los Angeles Meet by Local Citizens" (p. 1), "Nippon Nine King of Northwest Diamonds by Besting Taiyo A.C." (p. 2), "Pink Tea" (p. 3), "Out-of-Town News" (p. 4)
Selected article titles: "Japan to Recall Troops Occupying Manchu Positions" (p. 1), "Nippon, Taiyo Nines Mix Tomorrow Night in First Go of Title Series" (p. 2), "Pink Tea" (p. 3), "Out-of-Town News" (p. 4)
Sending press releases and news bulletins to newspapers outside of camp
This interview was conducted by sisters Emiko and Chizuko Omori for their 1999 documentary, Rabbit in the Moon, about the Japanese American resisters of conscience in the World War II incarceration camps. As a result, the interviews in this collection are typically not life …
Surprise upon learning about the resistance movement: "it was good news to me"
This interview was conducted by filmmaker Frank Abe for his 2000 documentary, Conscience and the Constitution, about the World War II resisters of conscience at the Heart Mountain incarceration camp. As a result, the interviews in this collection are typically not life …
Hearing about the bombing of Pearl Harbor: "I was just stunned when I heard the news" (audio only)
This material is based upon work assisted by a grant from the Department of the Interior, National Park Service. Any opinions, finding, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not …
Original summary: Several developments accounted for a rise in newspaper items about WRA this week. The Senate investigation was, of course, top news event, with the opening of the Chicago employment office and Congressman Leroy Johnson's resolution also of interest. Other important news sources were school construction at Granada, Governor Maw's visit to Central Utah, and …
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Domei Overseas News Photographic Transmission December 10. Recent News of Mary Pickford. New York December 28 Domei. Miss Pickford, separated from Douglas Fairbanks but still as popular as ever, was mobbed by several dozen fans looking for handshakes when she arrived at Grand Central Station and ran off to her hotel. She …
News bulletin published at the Topaz incarceration camp covering administrative announcements, orders, events, vital statistics, news from other camps, and other necessary information concerning daily life in the camps. Current issue includes a message from the Project Director, information about Topaz, a list of administrative staff, lumber, schools, facilities, and a map of the incarceration camp. …
Selected article titles: "Fukui Earthquake" (p. 5), "Canada Story" (p. 9), "Kawakita Case" (p. 13), United Veterans of Fresno (p. 16), Vanport Flood (p. 19), Good News from Washington (p. 21), The Unified Nisei Vote (p. 22), The Jacl Queen Contest (p. 23), Lilli Ann Oka (p. 28), Nisei Heroes Buried at Oka (p. 30), Care …
Typed draft of essay on the role of university galleries and museums in the proliferation and trade of art (later printed in The Palette 1957-1958 issue)
Selected article titles: "Apprentice Training Set" (p. 1), "Resettlement News by Committee" (p. 1), "Nisei Must Have Faith" (p. 2), "Market Established to Dispose of Sake" (p. 2), "Leadership Classes to Be Held by Caucasians" (p. 3).
From left to right: Takeo Isoshima, Mitsuko (Nakahara) Isoshima, Elaine Isoshima, and Don Shimono. The caption below the photo reads "Tak & Mitzi held a News Year Day open house where Engagement announced Jan. 1968" in black ink.
Selected article titles: "Sensmeier Sees Imports as Aid to U.S. Laborer" (p. 1), "Pink Tea" (p. 2), "Cardinals Defeat Waseda Maroons, 11-10 to Win Courier Class 'A' Championship" (p. 3), "Out-of-Town News" (p. 4)