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• Index
• Letters to Memory
• About the Archive
  • Acknowledgments
• Family Tree
  • Family Tree Snapshots
• Map

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1942 5 18 AFSC Bulletin on Refugees Abroad and At Home

1942 6 11, Establishment of the National Student Relocation Committee

1942 6 17, Letter from Mrs. Morris to Mr. and Mrs. Pardy in Hartford, Connecticut, letter of introduction for Kay

1942 6 17, Letter of introduction from Mrs. Morris to Vincent Nicholson and wife, introducing Kay.

1942 6 17, Letter from Mrs. Morris to friend in D.C. at the I-House there recommending Kay and asking her to help Kay get settled.

1942 6 19, Letter from Rev. Inglis to Ms. Kerr in D.C. writing against concentration camps, recommending that Kay speak to Mrs. Roosevelt.

1942 6 19, Letter from Mrs. (Edna?) Morris to a friend in D.C. recommending Kay's character

1942 6 24, Executive Committee of Northern California of the National Japanese American Student Relocation Council Committee meeting agenda items

1942 6 24, Procedure for placing students at Eastern colleges (2 pdfs)

Second document states that the National Student Relocation Committee should separate out students who have spent much time in Japan.

Undated, list of committee members including professors/ administrators in University of California lead by Sproul. (consulting on evacuation?)

1942 6 5, Letter from Kay to Barnett in D.C. about job in D.C.

1942 6 30, Letter from Miss Kirven of the International House at Berkeley to Kay

1942 6 7, Kay's job offer letter from Washington D.C.

1942 7 3 (?) Kay needs a job start date in order to get a travel permit to go to job in D.C.

1942 7 3, Kay accepts position in D.C. by telegram

1942 7 11, Washington D.C. withdraws job offer to Kay

Undated, handwritten letter from friend to Kay

Undated, Handwritten letter from Leah Tokunaga, mentions that "Chieko Yamada married Tomate Sakai (Asako's older brother)"

Asako says (in Jan 2014) that she wasn't invited to her older brother's (Tomotsu/ "Tomate") wedding in Topaz. It was private. Leah Tokunaga writes to Kay "What a surprise."

1942 8 4, Letter from Kay describing life at Tanforan, basic needs are now met, but mental suffering is awful

Tags: Camp Administration, Depression, Internalized Racism, Tanforan