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Arkansas State Archives

1945

Evacuation of civilians

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Historical Statistical - Functional Report Of The Reports Division For The War Relocation Authority Dec 1945

Historical Statistical - Functional Report Of The Reports Division For The War Relocation Authority

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This is a historical statistical report produced by the reports division of the War Relocation Authority.


Notice, Executive Committee Of The Rohwer Recreation Association To All Appointed Personnel Dec 1945

Notice, Executive Committee Of The Rohwer Recreation Association To All Appointed Personnel

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Notice from the Rohwer Recreation Association rescheduling a camp barbecue.


Postcard, Kinuye To Hazel Retherford Nov 1945

Postcard, Kinuye To Hazel Retherford

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Postcard from Kinuye in Detroit, Michigan to Hazel Retherford at the Rohwer Relocation Center.


Postcard To Unnamed Resident At Rohwer Relocation Center Aug 1945

Postcard To Unnamed Resident At Rohwer Relocation Center

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Postcard to an unnamed resident in Block 2 of Rohwer Relocation Center. The postcard is sent from California and written in Japanese.


Letter, Marjorie Nagaoka To Hazel Retherford May 1945

Letter, Marjorie Nagaoka To Hazel Retherford

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Letter from Marjorie Nagaoka in Lodi, California, to Hazel Retherford at Rohwer Relocation Center in Arkansas.


Bulletin Number 14 From Rohwer's Office Of The Superintendent Of Schools To Rohwer Center Schools' Staff Apr 1945

Bulletin Number 14 From Rohwer's Office Of The Superintendent Of Schools To Rohwer Center Schools' Staff

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This bulletin focuses on and gives advice regarding educators' conduct in the final weeks of the school year, as Rohwer Relocation Center prepares to close.


Memorandum, Ray D. Johnston To All Appointed Personnel Mar 1945

Memorandum, Ray D. Johnston To All Appointed Personnel

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The memorandum addresses work that needs to be done in light of the war's ending and the closure of relocation camps.


Memorandum, D.S. Myer To All War Relocation Authority Employees Mar 1945

Memorandum, D.S. Myer To All War Relocation Authority Employees

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Memorandum from D.S. Myer, Director of the War Relocation Authority, to all War Relocation Authority employees. The memorandum addresses what the employment options are for current employees after closure of relocation camps.


Bulletin Number 10 From Rohwer's Office Of The Superintendent Of Schools To Rohwer Center School Staff Mar 1945

Bulletin Number 10 From Rohwer's Office Of The Superintendent Of Schools To Rohwer Center School Staff

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Two-page bulletin with school news issued to Rohwer Relocation Center teachers from the superintendent of schools.


Memorandum Number 3 From The War Relocation Authority's Community Division Education Section To Rohwer Center School Staff Feb 1945

Memorandum Number 3 From The War Relocation Authority's Community Division Education Section To Rohwer Center School Staff

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Three-page memorandum issued to Rohwer Relocation Center teachers with suggestions on procedure for closing the center's school.


Bulletin Number 4 From Rohwer Office Of The Superintendent Of Schools To Rohwer Center School Staff Jan 1945

Bulletin Number 4 From Rohwer Office Of The Superintendent Of Schools To Rohwer Center School Staff

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Three-page bulletin from Rohwer's Office of the Superintendent of Schools to Rohwer teachers discussing the importance of teaching, of reducing wartime strain on the children, and the future of Nisei children in American schools.


Bulletin Number 3 From Rohwer Office Of The Superintendent To Rohwer Center School Staff Jan 1945

Bulletin Number 3 From Rohwer Office Of The Superintendent To Rohwer Center School Staff

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Eight-page bulletin issued to Rohwer Relocation Center teachers by the Rohwer superintendent of schools instructions and expectations education after the close of the school year and after the closing of the Relocation Center.


Memorandum, Helen Frasier To Rohwer Relocation Center Teachers Jan 1945

Memorandum, Helen Frasier To Rohwer Relocation Center Teachers

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Typed memorandum from Helen Frasier, adult education supervisor of the War Relocation Authority, to all Rohwer Relocation Center teachers, including Hazel Retherford. The memorandum talks about registration for English classes.


Bulletin Number 1 From Rohwer Office Of The Superintendent Of Schools To Rohwer Center School Staff Jan 1945

Bulletin Number 1 From Rohwer Office Of The Superintendent Of Schools To Rohwer Center School Staff

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Three-page bulletin to teachers at Rohwer Relocation Center instructing them of rules and expectations for the final semester at Rohwer Schools.