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1942 12 24, Letter from Kay to Mrs. Duveneck
Kay describes a trip that the Community Welfare Department was allowed to go on, a hike 35 miles away from Topaz. One ailing man went missing. They searched for him in the terrain for three days and found him. He wanted to commit suicide and had…
1942 12 12 Letter from Kay to Tom
Page 1: Kay is relieved to hear from Tommy "a-unshin shita." Mom Tomi and John picnic at Mt. Topaz. Remembers mom's bday the previous year, 5 days after Pearl Harbor. Gifts: Mrs. Obata bought a cake, Ted sent chocolates and stationary box. Passed…
1942 12 11 Letter from Mrs. Duveneck to Kay
about working in the Philadelphia Office
1942 11 Thanksgiving Day, Letter from Kay to Ted
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Kay is depressed and upset. She is sad that Ted was not permitted to register at the Univ. of Colorado. She is happy that he is in St. Louis, and outside of the camp (although the Tanforan experience is invaluable to understand the…
Kay is depressed and upset. She is sad that Ted was not permitted to register at the Univ. of Colorado. She is happy that he is in St. Louis, and outside of the camp (although the Tanforan experience is invaluable to understand the…
1942 11 9 Copy of Letter from John to Howard F. Beals, sent to Kay
There is a lot of subtext in this letter: John handwrites on the back to Kay: "Kay, This is what I was tempted to write: It appears my younger sister has inferred to you that I did not choose to go to Garrett. ON the contrary I have made final and…
