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Newspaper clipping: Pacific Citizen – “Gila River vets remembered; reunion, monument planned”., Mar.25-31,1994

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.21

Identifier: MS611.07.21

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Newspaper clipping: Pacific Citizen – “Gila River vets remembered; reunion, monument planned”.

Dates: Mar.25-31,1994

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

Arkansas Historical Quarterly – Life Inside Arkansas’s Japanese American Relocation Centers, 1989

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.22

Identifier: MS611.07.22

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Arkansas Historical Quarterly – Life Inside Arkansas’s Japanese American Relocation Centers

Dates: 1989

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

Photos – P.611.310 – P.611.318 Minidoka Relocation Center, Hunt, Idaho. , 1942-1945

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.23

Identifier: MS611.07.23

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Photos – P.611.310 – P.611.318 Minidoka Relocation Center, Hunt, Idaho.

Dates: 1942-1945

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

Slide – P.611.319 - Aerial view of barracks at Topaz. Brochure – Topaz, UT, 1942-1945

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.24

Identifier: MS611.07.24

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Slide – P.611.319 - Aerial view of barracks at Topaz. Brochure – Topaz, UT

Dates: 1942-1945

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

Periodicals: Topaz Times -The City. Published by the Topaz Museum Board., 1996-2003

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.25

Identifier: MS611.07.25

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Periodicals: Topaz Times -The City. Published by the Topaz Museum Board.

Dates: 1996-2003

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

Picture Postcards - 1942, Japanese American heading to and arriving at Topaz, UT., Produced by Topaz Museum, 1998

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.26

Identifier: MS611.07.26

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Picture Postcards - 1942, Japanese American heading to and arriving at Topaz, UT.

Dates: Produced by Topaz Museum, 1998

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

Other camps – Research material and two pages from “Price of Prejudice” by Leonard Arrington , 1962-1995

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.27

Identifier: MS611.07.27

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Other camps – Research material and two pages from “Price of Prejudice” by Leonard Arrington (pub. 1962).

Dates: 1962-1995

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

Newspaper clipping: Rock Springs (WY), Rocket-Miner – “Injustice of Internment Continues to Sting” – Seattle (AP)., 1995

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.28

Identifier: MS611.07.28

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Newspaper clipping: Rock Springs (WY), Rocket-Miner – “Injustice of Internment Continues to Sting” – Seattle (AP).

Dates: 1995

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

WWII - Newspaper clipping: Rock Springs, Rocket-Miner – “Looking Back on Rise of Japan”, Washington (NEA),, Oct.16, 1991

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.29

Identifier: MS611.07.29

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Newspaper clipping: Rock Springs, Rocket-Miner – “Looking Back on Rise of Japan”, Washington (NEA), Tom Tiede.

Dates: Oct.16, 1991

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

USA Today: After Pearl Harbor: Changed Lives-“The ghosts of Dec. 7 still haunt thousands”...., Dec.3, 1991

File — Box: MS 611.07, Folder: MS611.07.30

Identifier: MS611.07.30

Scope and Contents USA Today – After Pearl Harbor: Changed Lives – “The ghosts of Dec. 7 still haunt thousands” – A legacy of guilt and punishment, a crime we didn’t commit. By David Masumoto. And, “What if all were equal that day at Pearl Harbor?” – The Navy’s color bar didn’t stop heroism but did limit U.S. defense capabilities. By Frank Harris III. On Dec.7, 1941, Doris “Dorrie” Miller, a black man, “stepped out of his place,” took over a “whites only” machine gun and blasted several Japanese warplanes from...

Dates: Dec.3, 1991

Found in: McCracken Research Library / MS 611, MS 611 - Heart Mountain Relocation Center

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Box MS 611.07

Contains 133 Results:

Newspaper clipping: Pacific Citizen – “Gila River vets remembered; reunion, monument planned”., Mar.25-31,1994

Arkansas Historical Quarterly – Life Inside Arkansas’s Japanese American Relocation Centers, 1989

Photos – P.611.310 – P.611.318 Minidoka Relocation Center, Hunt, Idaho. , 1942-1945

Slide – P.611.319 - Aerial view of barracks at Topaz. Brochure – Topaz, UT, 1942-1945

Periodicals: Topaz Times -The City. Published by the Topaz Museum Board., 1996-2003

Picture Postcards - 1942, Japanese American heading to and arriving at Topaz, UT., Produced by Topaz Museum, 1998

Other camps – Research material and two pages from “Price of Prejudice” by Leonard Arrington , 1962-1995

Newspaper clipping: Rock Springs (WY), Rocket-Miner – “Injustice of Internment Continues to Sting” – Seattle (AP)., 1995

WWII - Newspaper clipping: Rock Springs, Rocket-Miner – “Looking Back on Rise of Japan”, Washington (NEA),, Oct.16, 1991

USA Today: After Pearl Harbor: Changed Lives-“The ghosts of Dec. 7 still haunt thousands”...., Dec.3, 1991

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