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First Tule Lake Project Judo Tournament, Tule Lake Relocation Center

Guy and Marguerite Cook Nisei Collection

Program for the first Judo tournament held at the Tule Lake Relocation Center on 8/22/1943

Mss 33, Box 3, Folder 7

The Daily Tulean Dispatch, August 21, 1943, Unknown

Tulean Dispatch Collection

No abstract provided.

Pacific Weekly, August 20, 1943, University Of The Pacific

All Issues - Student Newspaper, The Pacifican, Pacific Weekly

No abstract provided.

Pacific Weekly, August 13, 1943, University Of The Pacific

All Issues - Student Newspaper, The Pacifican, Pacific Weekly

No abstract provided.

Pacific Weekly, August 6, 1943, University Of The Pacific

All Issues - Student Newspaper, The Pacifican, Pacific Weekly

No abstract provided.

The Daily Tulean Dispatch, August, 1943 Supplement, Unknown

Tulean Dispatch Collection

No abstract provided.

Report Of Sentiment Among Segregated High School Students, [August 1943], Unknown

Guy and Marguerite Cook Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

Segregation Of Persons Of Japanese Ancestry In The Tule Lake Relocation Center, August 1943, War Relocation Authority

Guy and Marguerite Cook Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

Wra Form: Statement Of Us Citizen Of Japanese Ancestry, [July 1943], Selective Service System

Guy and Marguerite Cook Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

Letter Written By Wallace E. Brahmer To The Bryant College Service Club Dated July 17, 1943, Wallace E. Brahmer

Brahmer, Wallace E. "Wally"

[Transcription begins]

W. E. Brahmer
c/o Mrs. L. H. Winell
Zillock Road, R.R. #1,
San Benito, Texas
Personal - Please Forward
(PERMANENT MAIL ADDRESS)

San Antonio, Texas
July 17, 1943

Greetings to all-

Today I received your letter of May 30, 1943, postmarked July 9, 1943, which was sent to my home address as per my instructions of the past, and was forwarded by my folks.

It was very kind and thoughtful of you all to write the school news to me, and I want you all to know that I and other Bryant graduates appreciate, very very much, what …

The Daily Tulean Dispatch, July 8, 1943, Unknown

Tulean Dispatch Collection

No abstract provided.

The Daily Tulean Dispatch, July 3, 1943, Unknown

Tulean Dispatch Collection

No abstract provided.

The Daily Tulean Dispatch, June 21, 1943, Unknown

Tulean Dispatch Collection

No abstract provided.

Letter Written By John S. Renza To Miss Blaney Dated June 15, 1943, John S. Renza

Renza, John S.

[Transcription begins]

Tues., June 15, 1943

Dear Miss Blaney,

I finally got around to answer your letter.

At the present time, I am a very busy man in our Uncle’s Army.

During the day I am working at Battalion Headquarters office and at night, I’m teaching a group of illiterates. So you see, I have very little time to myself.

It is really a site [sic], Miss Blaney, to see so many soldiers who can’t either read or write. You would never think that such a condition existed in this land of ours which has equal opportunities for all. …

Letter Written By John S. Renza To The Bryant College Service Club, Dated June 12, 1943, John S. Renza

Renza, John S.

[Transcription begins]

HEADQUARTERS, 158TH ENGINEER (C) BATTALION
Camp Maxey, Texas

12 June 1943

Bryant Service Club
Bryant College
Providence, Rhode Island

Dear Club Members,

Thank you very much for your thoughtful gift; you can rest assured that I appreciate it wholeheartedly and from the bottom of my heart too.

As one of the founders of the Service Club, I predicted the success of its good deeds which many service men are benefiting throughout the land. While I was attending the Institution, the Club was progressing rapidly and was under competent management.

In closing, may I express my gratitude for the …

Letter Written By John S. Renza To Miss Blaney Dated June 10, 1943, John S. Renza

Renza, John S.

[Transcription begins]

Courtesy of SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

Thurs., June 10, 1943

Dear Miss Blaney,

First of all, I don’t want you to regard this as a letter, just a note to let you know I have received your most interesting letter. Thanks a lot.

At the present time I am waiting in the telephone station so that I may call my home. I thought I could make use of my time by writing a few letters on the stationery they supply.

I’ll tell you a little of myself and my duties, Miss Blaney.

At the present time I am …

Postcard Written By Howard Peach To The Bryant College Service Club Dated June 8, 1943, Howard Peach

Peach, Howard I.

[Transcription begins]

June 8th (1943)

To Bryant Service Club~

Many, many thanks for another thoughtful deed. The cigarettes are deeply appreciated.

The men of Bryant in the service will not forget these deeds when this war is over.

To the students at Bryant who contribute to this fine organization ~ good luck and many thanks. Keep up the good work.

I shall write to all of you soon.

~ Till victory
Howard Peach ‘42 [Transcription ends]

The Segregation Program: A Statement For Appointed Personnel In Wra Centers, June 1943, Dillon S. Meyer

Guy and Marguerite Cook Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

The Tri Stater (Tule Lake [California] High School Newspaper), Nobie Kodama, Edward Yoshikawa

Harold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

The Daily Tulean Dispatch, May 31, 1943, [Tsuyoshi "Tootie"] [Nakamura]

Tulean Dispatch Collection

No abstract provided.

The Tulean Dispatch. "A Tule Lake Interlude: 1st Anniversary, May 27, 1942-43", George R. Nakamura, William Osuga

Harold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

The Daily Tulean Dispatch, May 26, 1943, [Tsuyoshi "Tootie"] [Nakamura]

Tulean Dispatch Collection

No abstract provided.

Letter Written By Leger Morrison To Miss Blaney Dated May 17, 1943, Leger Morrison

Morrison, Leger R.

[Transcription begins]

UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCES
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA

May 17, 1943

Dear Miss Blaney:

I received your letter on April 2, at 5 p.m. I contacted Sergeant Mastrovito at 9:30 that evening, and he invited me to his room and there we chatted for awhile about Bryant and the Army.

Sergeant Mastrovito is a suave, well-informed man about 36 years old, ruddy complexion, wears glasses, and he has a few gray hairs mixed with his jet-black hair. He is of medium height and build, and he has much to say in classifying men at Devens. He has been …

Heart Mountain [Wyoming] Sentinel, Bill Hosokawa, Haruo Imura

Harold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

The Tri Stater (Tule Lake [California] High School Newspaper), Nobie Kodama, Edward Yoshikawa

Harold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

Pacific Weekly, May 14, 1943, University Of The Pacific

All Issues - Student Newspaper, The Pacifican, Pacific Weekly

No abstract provided.

The Rohwer [Arkansas] Outpost, Unidentified

Harold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

Gila [Arizona] News-Courier, Unidentified

Harold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection

No abstract provided.

The Daily Tulean Dispatch, Clippings May To July, Unknown

Tulean Dispatch Collection

No abstract provided.

Some Phases Of Pioneer Education On The Kentucky Frontier With Emphasis On Nelson County, 1785-1860., Wenonah Maraman

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

"Kentucky owed most of her remarkable intellectual development at an early age in her history, to the fact that at the close of the Revolutionary War in 1781 many of the most intellectual and cultivated of officers and soldiers in that war from the states of Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland - being unsettled in their homes and business by its great duration privations and calamities - sought new homes in the then richest land in the known world. Thus, the times and the country itself, the very life of hardship, self-denial, and self-dependence, combined to make a race …