Written on album page below photograph: "Bob Higashida, Isamu Ito, Shima Morinaga". Taken on steps of Suzzallo Library on the University of Washington campus.
Response to Lt. Kerr's letter: Cashman had previously counseled Tsai to maintain his Japanese citizenship; Cashman recommends Tsai's character and recommends him for service. Also includes discussion of Professor Minoru Tabuchi.
Reflections on serving in the Military Intelligence Service
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Translating a critical document detailing an upcoming attack
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Obtaining strategic information by interrogating prisoners of war
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Recruited for the Military Intelligence Service; training at Camp Savage
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A letter from Robert A. Allison, War Relocation Authority, to George Nobuo Naohara. It responds to his request for leave, informing that he needs to appear before the Leave Clearance Committee for clarification of questions at 3:45 PM on Monday April 3, 1944, at Block 22-1-B, the Jerome camp in Arkansas. See this object in the …
Caption on reverse: "Chinese general welcomed in U.S.. Dr. Donald D. Van Slyke (right), president of the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China, greets Lieutenant General Robert Kho-sheng Lim, Chief of the Supervisory and Planning Commission of the Chinese Army Medical Service, shortly after the latter's arrival in the U.S.. Gen. Lim consulted with the …
Correspondence from Sharon Tanihara to Robert K. Bratt regarding Tanihara's opinions on the redress movement and individuals excluded from receiving restitution payments and apology. Includes a copy of the article, "ORA Director Bratt updates redress progress at Oxnard meet" from the Pacific Citizen. See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: …
Photograph of the Ohashi family standing posed for a portrait. Top row left to right: Mary Haruko (Ohashi) Yamato, Robert "Bob" Teruo Ohashi, Hope Nobuko Ohashi, Ruth Tomo Ohashi, and Wakaichi "Buck" Ohashi. Bottom row left to right: Neil Jiro Ohashi, Paul Masaru Ohashi, and Edward Saburo Ohashi.
Selected article titles: "Remains of Nisei War Dead Arrive from Europe Aboard Army Transport Robert Burns" (p. 1), "Takahashi's Attorneys Declare California Anti-Alien Fishing Ban Based on Race Prejudice" (p. 1), "Stranded Nisei Files to Regain U.S. Citizenship. Declares Rights Were Forfeited Without Knowledge During War" (p. 3).
Back row, left to right: Robert Glase, Dr. Henry August Langenhan, Victor Seeberg, Harold Woodhead, George Tokuda. Front row, left to right: Charles Owen Wilson Jr., Theodore Backstrom, Thomas Young, and Clarence McRory. Written on album page below photograph: "Glase, Langenhan, Seeberg, Woodhead, [Tokuda], Wilson, Backstrom, Young, McRory 1932".
Correspondence from Robert K. Bratt to Dear Recipient regarding confirmation of eligibility for redress payments and payment schedule. See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: sac_jaac_2148
