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- Collection: Family Correspondence, 1944
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Undated, letter from John to Kay
John asks Kay about student relocation, offering to help out while studying (at Garrett Seminary).
1944 Jan 25, Letter from Earl to Ed Kitow
Letter from Earl (at 1550 Loring Ave San Diego) to Ed at 4714 No. Talman Ave Chicago.
1944 Dec 5, Envelope of letter from Earl to Ed Kitow
Envelope and Note
1944 9 8 Letter from Kay to Tom
Tom is going to the draft board. Telegram from Dillon S Myer of the WRA says that War Dept. removed restriction on JA students from entering colleges. "War Dept has removed requirement of PMGO clearance for persons of Japanese ancestry attending or…
1944 8 22 Letter from Ted to Kay
Ted tells Kay how much fun he had staying with Iyo and Min and talking with Tim Bodine and dining with Buster and Ko. (Kay wasn't there). He tells her about Barbara who he thinks he may be going steady with. He spent two days with her.
1944 7 5 Letter from Kay to Tom
Kay says many Nisei quit their jobs when they go in for physical exam, but come home as "enlisted reserve" instead of being shipped off. Kay tells Tom to not act too strong at his physical examination by army. Kay excited that Chiz is coming to visit…
1944 7 5 Letter from Kay to Ted
Kay tells Ted that Tom got his notice to report for his physical on July 15th 1944. Nisei inductees are placed in Shelby, Fort Blanding (Florida) and Camp Savage. Kay wants Ted to come visit and stay with her in Phillie.
Kay is depressed since Tomi…
1944 7 30 Letter from Kay to Tom and Chiz
Kay is going to take vacation in Chicago with family and might meet up with "Mich" (Mechi). Kay's other social engagements.
1944 7 28 Letter from Kay to Neich and all
Kay is glad that Bob has a victory garden. Kay is worried about Neich's health, as she's been sick. Kay blames working with people. Kay suggests that Martha read more, and is curious about Tom's results from physical exam.