1562 items
1562 items
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Dillon Myer, Wartime Relocation Director, to address national JACL convention (ddr-densho-280-19)
Press release announcing Dillon Myer's address at the JACL's 17th Biennial National Convention in Seattle, Washington. It recognizes Myer as a "champion of human rights and decency" and outlines his post-war employment.
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JACL Convention Banquet program (ddr-densho-280-22)
Program for the JACL's 17th Biennial National Convention's Convention Banquet.
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A message from the JACL publicity chairman (ddr-densho-280-18)
Press release announcing the JACL's 17th Biennial National Convention in Seattle, Washington. Includes brief history of the organization and events planned for the convention.
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JACL Pioneer Banquet program (ddr-densho-280-21)
Program for the JACL's 17th Biennial National Convention's Pioneer Banquet.
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Ron Wakabayashi Segment 11 (ddr-densho-1000-460-11)
Reactions to being the dark horse candidate for Japanese American Citizens League national
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Senate Joint Resolution No. 21 (SJR #21): Abolishing Restrictions on Land Ownership fact sheet (ddr-densho-280-30)
A typed and revised document that briefly outlines the key points behind Senate Joint Resolution 21.
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Selected Bibliography (ddr-densho-356-850)
A select bibliography on Japanese American History distributed by the Japanese American Citizens League.
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Floyd Shimomura Segment 14 (ddr-densho-1000-466-14)
Moving up in the Japanese American Citizens League as the redress movement was starting
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Henry Miyatake Interview V Segment 28 (ddr-densho-1000-57-28)
Presenting the "Seattle plan" for redress at the National Japanese American Citizens League convention
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Minoru "Min" Tsubota Interview Segment 13 (ddr-densho-1000-149-13)
Attending dances sponsored by the Japanese American Citizens League, facing the disapproval of mother
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Jun Kurumada Interview Segment 11 (ddr-densho-1013-5-11)
Establishment of the Reimeikai, a precursor to the Japanese American Citizens League in Utah
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Report Submitted to Tolan Congressional Committee on National Defense Migration (ddr-densho-156-184)
Report by the Emergency Defense Council, Seattle Chapter, Japanese American Citizens League.
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Shosuke Sasaki Segment 12 (ddr-densho-1000-78-12)
Japanese American Citizens League actions following the outbreak of war and anti-Japanese propaganda in the press
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Grant Ujifusa Interview II Segment 18 (ddr-densho-1000-133-18)
Thoughts on the Japanese American community in Seattle, Washington, and the Seattle Chapter Japanese American Citizens League
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New officers of the Japanese American Citizens League (ddr-densho-201-469)
From associated newspaper clipping: "Newly-installed officers of the Seattle JACL joined hands with Pres. Harry Takagi in a pledge for unity and teamwork in 1951 after the chapter's installation service recently...From left to right, Kay Yamaguchi, Ken Nogaki and James Matsuoka, vice-presidents; Pres. Takagi; Beulah Shigeno, corresponding secretary; Betty Noji, recording secretary; and Mits Kashiwagi, treasurer." …
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The Japanese American Citizens League first national convention (ddr-densho-353-350)
The group is gather in front of the Rainier Heat and Power Building.
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The Japanese American Citizens League Mt. Rainier outing (ddr-densho-353-355)
Captioned: "Delegates enjoyed a respite from serious issues with an outing at Mt. Rainier."
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Ronald Ikejiri Segment 13 (ddr-densho-1000-461-13)
Working for the Japanese American Citizens League during the early days of the redress movement
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Ron Wakabayashi Segment 18 (ddr-densho-1000-460-18)
Transitioning out of the Japanese American Citizens League and returning home to Los Angeles
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Henry Miyatake Interview V Segment 31 (ddr-densho-1000-57-31)
Continuing the struggle to build a redress movement with Japanese American Citizens League support
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Alan Kumamoto Segment 15 (ddr-densho-1000-464-15)
Taking a new position of National Youth Director with the Japanese American Citizens League
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JACL Convention (ddr-densho-18-44)
The Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) Convention outside the Jackson Building in Seattle's Nihonmachi.