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Daily Tulean Dispatch (1943a) “Co-op Will Issue Money Orders, Travelers’ Checks.” Daily Tulean Dispatch, June 1, 1943, p. 1. Collection of Densho, Tulean Dispatch Collection, courtesy of Joe Matsuzawa.
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Heart Mountain Sentinel Supplement (1945) “Yokohama Bank Seeks Addresses of Claimants.” Heart Mountain Sentinel Supplement, Series 301, May 8, 1945. Collection of the Library of Congress, Chronicling America.
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Okubo, Ituge, Tomoo Ogita, Virginia Takemura, Kimiko Naruse, Mary Rikimaru, Yoshie Takayama, Irene Miyamoto, James Makimoto, Mary Suzuki, Maye Oye, and John A. Rademaker (1943) “Granada Community Analysis Report #2.” Community Analysis Section, Granada Relocation Center, Colorado, June 1943. Collections of the California State University, Sacramento, Department of Special Collections and University Archives.
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