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The Internment of
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Scope and Content Note………………………………………………………………... v
Source Note…………………………………………………………………………..… vi
Editorial Note…………………………………………………………………………… vi
Reel Index
Reel 1
OF6 Department of the Interior…………………………………………………….
OF10 Department of Justice…………………………………………………………
OF18 Navy Department……………………………………………………….….…
OF25 War Department, U.S………………………………………………..……..…
OF69 Boy Scouts of America……………………………………………………..…
OF77 Alien Property Custodian…………………………………………………..…
OF79 Bureau of the Budget………………………………………………………….
OF93 Colored Matters (Negroes)………………………………………………….…
OF107 Education……………………………………………………….……………
OF133 Immigration………………………………………………………………….
OF136 Radio……………………………………………………………………..….
OF161 Proclamations and Executive Orders……………………………………..…
OF197 Japan…………………………………………………………………………
OF224 Farm Matters……………………………………………………………..….
OF241 Sugar…………………………………………………………………………
OF335 Support of Defense Program…………………………………………………
OF400 Appointments……………………………………………………………..….
OF669 Institute of Pacific Relations……………………………………………..…..
OF1413 Selective Service Legislation…………………………………………….....
OF4245 Office of Production Management ………………………………………....
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OF4245 Office of Production Management cont……………………………………
OF4249 Home Defense………………………………………………………….….
OF4675 WWII………………………………………………………………………
OF4805 Military Areas……………………………………………………………..
OF4849 War Relocation Authority…………………………………………………
OF5030 Nault, Eugene; Constance, Leonard……………………………………….
OF5262 Kraus, Julia; Andriano, Sylvester………………………………………….
PPF9 Gifts……………………………………………………………………….….
PPF310 Contributions……………………………………………………………….
PPF378 Mackay, John R…………………………………………………………….
PPF1820 Speech Materials and Suggestions………………………………………..
PPF4885 Committee for Celebration of the President's Birthday……………………
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PSF…………………………………………………………………………………. 10
Francis Biddle Papers………………………………………………………………. 11
Oscar Cox Papers………………………………………………………………….. 12
Charles Fahy Papers
IV Office of the Solicitor General Papers……………………………………… 12
Reel 4
Charles Fahy Papers cont.
IV Office of the Solicitor General Papers cont………………………………… 12
V Argument Files………………………………………………………………. 13
Reel 5
Charles Fahy Papers
V Argument Files cont………………………………………………………….
Papers of Harry Hopkins
Federal Bureau of Investigation Reports: FBI………….………………………
Papers of Joseph Lash……………………………………………………………...
Isador Lubin Papers………………………………………………………………..
Papers of William H. McReynolds
Group 70 Executive and Judiciary File…………………………………………
Eleanor Roosevelt Papers
30.2 Invitations…………………………………………………………………
50.9 Gifts……………………………………………………………………….
70 Correspondence with Government Departments…………………………..
90 Congratulations & Greetings……………………………………………..…
95 "My Day" Comments………………………………………………….…….
100 Personal Letters…………………………………………………………….
100.1 Letters from Servicemen…………………………………………………
130 News Items…………………………………………………………………
150.3 Positions Sought Through Mrs. Roosevelt………………………………
150.9 Miscellaneous Requests…………………………………………………
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Eleanor Roosevelt Papers cont.
Speech and Article File…………………………………………………………
Eleanor Roosevelt Pamphlet Collection……………………………………………
Eleanor Roosevelt Photograph Collection…………………………………………
James Roosevelt Papers…………………………………………………………….
Samuel I. Rosenman Papers
General Correspondence……………………………………………………….
Subject Files……………………………………………………………………
James H. Rowe, Jr. Papers
Assistant Attorney General (AAG)……………………………………………..
Aubrey Williams Papers……………………………………………………………
Vertical File………………………………………………………………………..
General Photograph Collection……………………………………………………
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Principal Correspondents………………………………………………………………. 21
Subject Index…………………………………………………………………………... 23
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
In an atmosphere of World War II hysteria, President Roosevelt, encouraged by officials at all
levels of the federal government, authorized the internment of tens of thousands of American
citizens of Japanese ancestry and resident aliens from Japan. Roosevelt’s Executive Order
9066, dated February 19, 1942, gave the military broad powers to ban any citizen from a fiftyto sixty-mile-wide coastal area stretching from Washington state to California and extending
inland into southern Arizona. The order also authorized transporting these citizens to assembly
centers hastily set up and governed by the military in California, Arizona, Washington state,
and Oregon. Although it is not well known, the same executive order (and other war-time
orders and restrictions) were also applied to smaller numbers of residents of the United States
who were of Italian or German descent. For example, 3,200 resident aliens of Italian
background were arrested and more than 300 of them were interned. About 11,000 German
residents—including some naturalized citizens—were arrested and more than 5000 were
interned. Yet while these individuals (and others from those groups) suffered grievous
violations of their civil liberties, the war-time measures applied to Japanese Americans were
worse and more sweeping, uprooting entire communities and targeting citizens as well as
resident aliens.
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SOURCE NOTE
This microfilm publication consists of the documents from The Papers of Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Small Collections, “Japanese American Internment Collections,” in the custody of
the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, NY.
EDITORIAL NOTE
This microfilm publication is comprised of the Japanese American Internment Collection.
This collection was assembled from a variety of collections at the Franklin D. Roosevelt
Library, by Library staff. All documents have been filmed as they are arranged at the Library
and in their entirety.
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REEL INDEX
The following index is a guide to the folders and contents of the microfilm publication entitled The
Internment of Japanese Americans: Records of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library. The Reel Index
includes the folder number, folder title, and a listing of the major subjects. Throughout this index, OF =
Office File, PPF = President’s Personal File, and PSF = President’s Secretary’s File. The documents
within each folder have been filmed as they are arranged at the Library.
REEL 1
OF 6 Department of the Interior
[1]
1943.
Major subject: Ickes, Harold L.
OF 10 Department of Justice
[2]
Abstracts, January-April 1942.
Major subjects: California; Enemy aliens; Executive order #9066; Hawaii;
West coast.
[3]
Abstracts, May-July 1942.
Major subject: New York.
[4]
Abstracts, August-December 1942.
Major subject: Executive order #9066.
[5]
1942.
Major subjects: Biddle, Francis; Roosevelt, Franklin D.
[6]
1943.
Major subjects: Enemy aliens; Italian Catholic Federation of California; War
Department, U.S.
[7]
10b FBI Reports, 1940 (#341-432).
Major subject: Hawaii.
[8]
10b FBI Reports, 1940 (#433-502).
Major subjects: Hawaii; Propaganda, Japan.
[9]
10b FBI Reports, 1941 (#636-675).
Major subjects: Census, U.S.; Hawaii.
[10]
10b FBI Reports, 1941 (#950-999).
Major subjects: Army, Japan; California; Central Japanese Association; Chamber of
Commerce, U.S.; Consulate General; Espionage; Hawaii; Intermountain Japanese
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Association; Japanese Association of America; Japanese Association of Utah;
Japanese-American Citizens League; Language schools; Military forces, Japan; Navy,
Japan; Overseas Japanese Central Society; Sokoku Kai; Washington; West coast.
[11]
10b FBI Reports, 1941 (#1000-1032).
Major subject: Pearl Harbor.
[12]
10b FBI Reports, 1941 (#1033-1049).
Major subject: Enemy aliens.
[13]
10b FBI Reports, 1941-1942 (#1050-1105).
Major subject: Enemy aliens.
[14]
10b FBI Reports, 1942 (#1106-1149).
Major subjects: Consular Service, Japan; Espionage; Intelligence Service, Japan;
Naval Intelligence Service.
[15]
10b FBI Reports, 1942 (#1150-1183).
Major subjects: California; Office of Naval Intelligence, U.S.
[16]
10b FBI Reports, 1942 (#1184-2003).
Major subjects: Los Angeles, CA; Nisei Writers' and Artists' Mobilization for
Democracy.
[17]
10b FBI Reports, 1942 (#2004-2060).
Major subject: Alien Registration Act of 1940.
[18]
10b FBI Reports, 1942 (#2094-2143).
Major subject: Cuba.
[19]
10b FBI Reports, 1942 (#2144-2174).
Major subject: Western Defense Command.
OF 18 Navy Department
[20]
March-April 1942.
Major subjects: Hawaii; War Department, U.S.; West coast.
OF 25 War Department, U.S.
[21]
July-December 1942.
Major subjects: California; War Relocation Centers.
[22]
May-August 1942.
Major subject: Discrimination.
2
[23]
Cross References, September-October 1942.
Major subject: Western Defense Command.
[24]
1943.
Major subject: Hawaii.
OF 69 Boy Scouts of America
[25]
1943.
Major subjects: California; War Relocation Centers.
OF 77 Alien Property Custodian
[26]
1939-1945.
Major subjects: Bureau of the Budget; Crowley, Leo T.; Executive order #9095;
Markham, James; Trading with the Enemy Act.
[27]
77A Alien Property Custodian Endorsements.
Major subjects: Executive order #9066; Federal Home Loan Bank Board;
Herrscher, Edmond E.; Webb, T.D.
OF 79 Bureau of the Budget
[28]
July-December 1941.
Major subjects: Alien Enemy Control Unit, U.S.; Independent Offices Appropriation
Act, 1942; Justice Department, U.S.
[29]
January-June 1942.
Major subjects: Enemy aliens; Federal Security Agency, U.S.; Independent Offices
Appropriation Act, 1942; Office of Emergency Management, U.S.; Social Security
Board; War Relocation Authority; West coast.
[30]
June-December 1942.
Major subjects: Agriculture Department, U.S.; Independent Offices Appropriation Act,
1942.
[31]
January-June 1943.
Major subjects: Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 1942; Office of Emergency
Management, U.S.; War Relocation Authority.
[32]
1944-1945.
Major subjects: Fort Ontario; Office of Emergency Management, U.S.; War
Relocation Authority.
3
OF 93 Colored Matters (Negroes)
[33]
January-April 1943.
Major subject: Anderson, Elam.
OF 107 Education
[34]
January-April 1943.
Major subjects: Colleges and Universities; House Joint Memorial #2; War Relocation
Authority.
OF 133 Immigration
[35]
1936-1941.
Major subjects: Alien Enemy Control Unit, U.S.; Alien Enemy Hearing Board; Justice
Department, U.S.
[36a] 1942.
Major subjects: Agriculture Department, U.S.; Army, U.S.; California; Colleges and
Universities; Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO); Demonstrations; Enemy
aliens; H. Res. 113; Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 1942; International
Conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations; Italian-American Labor Council; Labor
unions; Military forces, U.S.; National defense migration; Social Security Board; War
Relocation Centers; West coast.
[36b] 1943-1945.
Major subjects: Enemy aliens; Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 1942.
Enemy aliens.
OF 136 Radio
[37]
June-December 1941.
OF 161 Proclamations and Executive orders
[38]
1941-1945.
[39]
Cross References, January-July 1942.
Major subjects: Crowley, Leo T.; Office of Alien Property Custodian, U.S.
OF 197 Japan
[40]
1941-1942.
Major subjects: California; Colleges and Universities; Demonstrations; East coast;
Enemy aliens; Executive order #9066; Federal Security Agency, U.S.; Hawaii;
Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 1942; Military forces, U.S.; Office of Alien
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Property Custodian, U.S.; Office of Emergency Management, U.S.; Office of War
Information, U.S.; Roosevelt, Eleanor; War Relocation Authority; West coast.
[41]
1943-1945.
Major subjects: Agriculture; International Conference of the Institute of Pacific
Relations; Military forces, U.S.; Senate, U.S.; Supreme Court, U.S.; War Relocation
Authority; West coast.
[42]
197A Japan Miscellaneous 1935-1937.
Major subjects: California Joint Immigration Committee of San Francisco; Hawaii.
[43]
197A Japan Miscellaneous 1938-1939.
Major subjects: Hawaii; Japanese-American Citizens League.
[44]
197A Japan Miscellaneous 1940.
Major subjects: California; Japanese-American Citizens League.
[45]
197A Japan Miscellaneous 1941.
Major subjects: California; Japanese-American Citizens League; Oahu Citizens'
Committee for Home Defense; Pacific Citizen.
[46]
197A Japan Miscellaneous 1942.
Major subjects: Agriculture; American Loyalty League; Benevolent and Protective
order of Elks; Civil liberties; Colfax Civilian Defense Council; Colfax, CA; Colleges
and Universities; Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO); Enemy aliens; ItalianAmerican Labor Council; Japanese-American Citizens League; Japanese-American
Committee for Democracy; Labor unions; Labor, Japanese; Media; Military forces,
U.S.; Montana; News Letter (newspaper); Nisei; Northern Montana Beat Growers
Association; Order of Military Virtue; Roosevelt, Eleanor; War Relocation Authority;
Western College Association.
[47]
197A Japan Miscellaneous 1943.
Major subjects: California; Colleges and Universities; Congress of Industrial
Organizations (CIO); Discrimination; Ford, Julia Ellsworth; Freeman, Miller; Hayden,
Carl; Ickes, Harold L.; Japanese-American Citizens League; Japanese-American
Committee for Democracy; Labor unions; Military forces, U.S.; Minnesota; Myer,
Dillon S.; National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis; San Francisco Examiner; War
Relocation Authority; West coast; Women's International League of Peace and
Freedom.
[48]
197A Japan Miscellaneous 1944-1945.
Major subjects: California; Chicago Daily-Times; First Christian Church; Friends of
the American Way; West coast; Young Men's Christian Association.
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OF 224 Farm Matters
[49]
224A xyz 1942.
Major subjects: Agriculture; California; Labor, Japanese; Montana.
[50]
224A xyz 1943 January-March.
Major subjects: Agriculture; California Federation of Women's Clubs.
OF 241 Sugar
[51]
1942.
Major subjects: Agriculture; Southeastern Montana Counties Association.
OF 335 Support of Defense Program
[52]
“K” 1940-1943.
Major subject: Nisei.
OF 400 Appointments
[53]
Alaska 1941.
Major subject: Enemy aliens.
[54]
Hawaii 1939-1940.
[55]
Hawaii 1941.
Major subjects: Oahu Citizens' Committee for Home Defense; Senate, U.S.
[56]
Hawaii 1942.
Major subject: Office of Alien Property Custodian, U.S.
[57]
Hawaii Pearl Harbor Inquiry 1941-1942.
Major subjects: King, Samuel W.; Presidential commission.
OF 669 Institute of Pacific Relations
[58]
1933-1945.
Major subject: Mont Tremblant, Quebec.
OF 1413 Selective Service Legislation
[59]
November-December 1942.
Major subject: Military forces, U.S.
[60]
January 1943.
Major subject: Military forces, U.S.
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[61]
February 1-15, 1943.
Major subject: Military forces, U.S.
[62]
February 16-28, 1943.
Major subject: Military forces, U.S.
OF 4245 Office of Production Management
[63]
4245-G Committee on Fair Employment Practices Tule Lake.
Major subjects: Arizona Republic; Baltimore News & Post; Baltimore Sun; Beacon
Journal; Charleston News & Courier; Chicago News; Chicago Sun; Christian Science
Monitor; Commercial Appeal; Denver Post; Grand Rapids Herald; Harrisburg News;
Herald-Dispatch; House Committee on Un-American Activities; House of
Representatives, U.S.; Indianapolis Star; Los Angeles Times; Milwaukee Journal; New
Orleans Times-Picayune; New York Evening Post; New York Herald-Tribune; New
York Journal-American; New York Mirror; New York Times; Oregonian; Philadelphia
Bulletin; Philadelphia Inquirer; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; Reno Gazette; San Francisco
Chronicle; Seattle Post Intelligencer; St. Louis Globe-Democrat; St. Louis Star-Times;
Tacoma News-Tribune; Washington News; Washington Post; Washington Star;
Washington Times-Herald.
[64]
4245-G Committee on Fair Employment Practices War Relocation Authority.
Major subjects: California; Colorado; Fort Ontario; Heart Mountain Sentinel; House
Committee on Un-American Activities; House of Representatives, U.S.; Interior
Department, U.S.; Legislation; Motion pictures; New York; War Relocation Authority;
War Relocation Centers; West coast.
REEL 2
OF 4245 Office of Production Management cont.
[65]
[66]
4245-G Committee on Fair Employment Practices War Relocation Authority.
Major subjects: California; Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO);
Discrimination; Employment; House Committee on Un-American Activities; House of
Representatives, U.S.; Labor unions; Myer, Dillon S.; United Auto Workers (UAW);
War Relocation Authority.
OF 4249 Home Defense
1940-1941.
Major subject: Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
OF 4675 WWII
[67]
Support “J”.
Major subjects: Japanese Association of Fresno; Japanese-American Committee for
Democracy.
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OF 4805 Military Areas
[68]
1942-1943.
Major subjects: East coast; Executive order #9066; House Committee Investigating
National Defense Migration; House of Representatives, U.S.; West coast.
OF 4849 War Relocation Authority
[69]
1942.
Major subjects: California; Colleges and Universities; Demonstrations; Eisenhower,
Milton S.; Enemy aliens; Executive order #9102; Italian-American Labor Council;
Military forces, U.S.; Myer, Dillon S.; Nisei; Office of Emergency Management, U.S.;
Office of War Information, U.S.; War Department, U.S.; War Relocation Centers;
Washington Post; West coast; Western Defense Command.
[70]
1943.
Major subjects: Military forces, U.S.; Office of War Mobilization, U.S.; Senate, U.S.;
War Relocation Centers; West coast.
[71]
1944-1945.
Major subjects: California; Executive order #9066; Executive order #9102; Executive
order #9423; Foreign Missions Conference of North America; House of
Representatives, U.S.; Ickes, Harold L.; Interior Department, U.S.; Myer, Dillon S.;
Native Sons of the Golden West; West coast.
[72]
1944-1945 (cont.)
Major subject: Interior Department, U.S.
[73]
Miscellaneous.
Major subjects: House Committee on Un-American Activities; House of
Representatives, U.S.; Myer, Dillon S.
[74]
Miscellaneous (cont.)
Major subjects: California; Myer, Dillon S.; Native Sons of the Golden West.
[75]
4849A .
Major subject: Interior Department, U.S.
[76]
4849B Executive order #9102.
[77]
4849C .
Major subjects: Executive order #9102; Office of Emergency Management, U.S.
OF 5030 Nault, Eugene; Constance, Leonard
[78]
1942.
Major subjects: California; Pomona reception center.
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OF 5262 Kraus, Julia; Andriano, Sylvester
[79]
1943.
Major subjects: Exclusion orders; Executive order #9066; Washington Post.
PPF 9 Gifts
[80]
"A" November 1944-April 1945.
Major subjects: Adams, Ansel; "Born Free and Equal".
[81]
"J" 1938.
Major subjects: Japanese-American Citizens League; Salt Lake City, Utah.
[82]
"M" November 1940.
Major subjects: Japanese-American Citizens League; Salt Lake City, Utah.
[83]
"S" November 1941.
Major subjects: Japanese-American Citizens League; Salt Lake City, Utah.
PPF 310 Contributions
[84]
310C Contribution to National Foundation for Infant Paralysis (March
of Dimes) 1944, A-B.
Major subject: Roosevelt, Franklin D.
PPF 378 Mackay, John R.
[85]
1940-1945 and Cross References.
PPF 1820 Speech Materials and Suggestions
[86]
January-November 1942.
Major subject: Wilson, Woodrow.
[87]
PPF 2303 Lawes, Lewis E.
Major subject: War Relocation Authority.
PPF 4885 Committee for
Celebration of the President's Birthday
[88]
1943.
Major subjects: Arizona; National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis; War Relocation
Centers.
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REEL 3
PSF
[89]
Safe File Navy 1934-February 1942.
[90]
Confidential File Hawaii.
Major subjects: Hawaiian Defense Forces; Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S.; West coast.
[91]
Confidential File State Dept. 1941-1942.
Major subject: Enemy aliens.
[92]
Confidential File War Dept. January-August 1942.
Major subject: East coast.
[93]
Confidential File War Dept. January-June 1943.
Major subjects: Agriculture; Arizona; Army, U.S.
[94]
Departmental File Interior 1940-44.
Major subject: Office of Race Relations, U.S.
[95]
Departmental File Justice 1940-44.
Major subjects: Crowley, Leo T.; Office of Alien Property Custodian, U.S.
[96]
Departmental File Justice: Biddle, Francis 1941-1943.
Major subjects: Army, U.S.; California; Hawaii; Murray, Thomas E.; Office of Alien
Property Custodian, U.S.; War Relocation Centers.
[97]
Departmental File Justice: Biddle, Francis 1944-1945.
Major subjects: Interior Department, U.S.; War Relocation Authority; West coast.
[98]
Departmental File Navy July-December 1941.
Major subject: Pearl Harbor.
[99]
Departmental File Navy July-December 1942.
Major subjects: Hawaii; West coast.
[100] Departmental File Navy: Knox, Frank 1942-1945.
Major subject: Oahu, HI.
[101] Departmental File War 1942.
Major subjects: Army, U.S.; Hawaii; West coast.
[102] Departmental File War: Stimson, Henry L. 1940-1941.
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[103] Departmental File War: Stimson, Henry L. 1942.
Major subjects: British Columbia, Canada; Munson, C.B.; Roosevelt, Franklin D.
[104] Departmental File War: Stimson, Henry L. 1943-1945.
Major subject: West coast.
[105] Subject File Alien Property Custodian.
Major subjects: Crowley, Leo T.; McNamara, Francis J.
[106] Subject File Office of Strategic Services Reports: 12/12-17/41 #1.
Major subject: .Steinbeck, John.
[107] Subject File Office of Strategic Services Reports: 2/12-20/42 #244-273.
Major subjects: Congress, U.S.; Oahu, HI; West coast.
[108] Subject File Opinion Polls 1935-1941.
Major subjects: Far East; Princeton Public Opinion Research Project.
[109] Subject File Executive Office of the President Rowe, James H.
Major subjects: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI); Justice Department, U.S.;
Military governor, Hawaii.
Francis Biddle Papers
[110] Cabinet meetings January-June 1942.
Major subjects: Army, U.S.; Hawaii; Pearl Harbor; West coast.
[111] Cabinet meetings July-December 1942.
Major subject: Enemy aliens.
[112] Cabinet meetings January 1944-May 1945.
Major subjects: Ex parte Endo; Executive order #9066; Korematsu v. United States;
Supreme Court, U.S.; War Relocation Centers.
[113] Rowe, James H. Jr.
Major subjects: California; Enemy aliens.
[114] Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Major subjects: Hawaii; Kraus, Julia; Pearl Harbor; West coast.
[115] Council meetings 1942-1945.
Major subjects: Executive order #9066; Fort Ontario; Hawaii; Kraus, Julia; War
Relocation Authority.
[116] Saboteurs.
Major subjects: Enemy aliens; Justice Department, U.S.
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[117] Notebooks-Attorney General III.
Major subjects: Enemy aliens; West coast.
[118] Notebooks-Scrapbooks.
Major subjects: Boston Globe; Enemy aliens; Los Angeles Herald-Examiner; Los
Angeles Times; New York Herald-Tribune; New York Times; Toledo Blade; Veterans of
Foreign Wars, U.S.; War Relocation Centers; Washington News; Washington Post;
Washington Star; West coast.
Oscar Cox Papers
[119] Justice Dept Files War Relocation Authority-Executive order.
Major subjects: War Relocation Centers; War Relocation Works Corporation.
Charles Fahy Papers
IV Office of the Solicitor General Papers
[120] Japanese Relocation Cases I.
Major subjects: Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, U.S.; Executive order
#9066; Executive order #9102; Fahy, Charles; Hirabayashi vs. U.S; Korematsu v.
United States; Supreme Court, U.S.; War Relocation Authority; Western Defense
Command; Yasui vs. U.S.
[121] Japanese Relocation Cases II.
Major subjects: Ex parte Endo; Korematsu v. United States; Roosevelt,
Franklin D.; Senate, U.S.; Shiramizu, et al vs. Bonesteel; Supreme Court, U.S.; War
Relocation Authority; Western Defense Command.
REEL 4
Charles Fahy Papers cont.
IV Office of the Solicitor General Papers cont.
[122] Japanese Relocation Cases II (cont.)
Major subjects: Eisenhower, Milton S.; Ex parte Endo; House Committee on
Appropriations; Interior Department, U.S.; Myer, Dillon S.; Roosevelt, Franklin D.;
Senate, U.S.; Supreme Court, U.S.; War Relocation Authority; Western Defense
Command.
[123] Japanese Relocation Cases III.
Major subjects: Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, U.S.; Dewitt, John L.;
Eisenhower, Milton S.; Espionage; Ex parte Endo; Hirabayashi vs. U.S.; Korematsu v.
United States; Pearl Harbor; Supreme Court, U.S.; War Department, U.S.; War
Relocation Authority; War Relocation Centers; West coast.
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[124] Japanese Relocation Cases III (cont.)
Major subjects: Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, U.S.; Dewitt, John L.;
Ex parte Endo; Executive order #9066; Hirabayashi vs. U.S.; "The Japanese Question
in the United States"; Justice Department, U.S.; Korematsu v. United States; Ringle,
K.D.; Roosevelt, Franklin D.; Supreme Court, U.S.; War Relocation Authority; West
coast; Western Defense Command; Yasui vs. U.S.
[125] [folder untitled].
Major subject: War Relocation Authority.
V Argument Files
[126] Hirabayashi v. U.S. (320 U.S. 81); Yasui v. U.S. (320 U.S. 115).
Major subjects: Associated Press; Congress, U.S.; Congressional Record; House of
Representatives, U.S.; New Leader; Senate, U.S.; Supreme Court, U.S.
REEL 5
Charles Fahy Papers cont.
V Argument Files cont.
[127] Korematsu vs. U.S. (325 U.S. 214).
Major subjects: Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, U.S.; New York Times;
Senate, U.S.; Supreme Court, U.S.; Washington Post.
[128] Misui Endo v. Eisenhower (323 U.S. 283).
Major subjects: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU); Circuit Court of Appeals
for the Ninth Circuit, U.S.; Civil Liberties Quarterly; Supreme Court, U.S.
Papers of Harry Hopkins
Federal Bureau of Investigation Reports: FBI
[129] Survey of Japanese Relocation Centers Part I Recommendations.
[130] Survey of Japanese Relocation Centers Part II Interviews.
[131] Survey of Japanese Relocation Centers Part II Interviews (cont.)
Papers of Joseph Lash
[132] Speeches and Writings: Dealers and Dreamers: interviews to James Land,
Japanese Exclusion Orders, 1942.
Major subjects: Sunday Star; West coast.
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Isador Lubin Papers
[133] Personal Correspondence, 1935-1971: War Relocation Authority.
Major subjects: Discrimination; New Jersey.
Papers of William H. McReynolds
Group 70 Executive and Judiciary File
[134] Office of Emergency Management, 1941-1944.
[135] War Relocation Authority.
Major subjects: Executive order #9423; Interior Department, U.S.
Eleanor Roosevelt Papers
30.2 Invitations
[136] Declined, Di-Hy, 1943.
Major subjects: Japanese-American Committee for Democracy; News Letter
(newspaper).
[137] Miscellaneous, F-Z, 1944.
Major subjects: Japanese-American Committee for Democracy; News Letter
(newspaper).
50.9 Gifts
[138] Misc. 1943 H - 1944 B.
Major subject: Citizen's Committee for Relocation of Japanese-Americans.
[139] Misc. T-Z 1943.
Major subjects: Arizona; War Relocation Centers.
70 Correspondence with Government Departments
[140] Biddle, Francis 1941.
Major subject: Immigration policy, U.S.
[141] Biddle, Francis 1942.
Major subjects: Office of Naval Intelligence, U.S.; Sakanishi, Shio.
[142] "E", 1942.
[143] MacLeish, Archibald, 1942.
Major subject: Roosevelt, Eleanor.
14
[144] Pickett, Clarence E., 1942.
Major subject: Colleges and Universities.
[145] Sti-Sz, 1942.
Major subjects: Japanese Baptist Church; Terminal Island, CA; West coast.
[146] Biddle, Francis, 1943.
Major subject: Arizona.
[147] Ro-Ry, 1942.
Major subject: War Relocation Authority.
[148] Myer, Dillon S., 1943.
Major subjects: Employment; Enemy aliens; Military forces, U.S.; War Relocation
Authority; War Relocation Centers.
[149] Pickett, Clarence, 1943.
Major subject: Japanese-American Citizens League.
[150] Stimson, Henry L., 1943.
Major subject: Military forces, U.S.
[151] Ta, 1943.
Major subject: Takayoshi, Theresa.
[152] Ce-CL, 1944.
Major subject: War Relocation Centers.
[153] Mr-My, 1944.
[154] Pickett, Clarence, 1944.
Major subject: American Friends Service Committee.
[155] Wals-Way, 1944.
[156] Hu-I, 1945.
Major subject: Puget Sound, WA.
90 Congratulations & Greetings
[157] Sa-Th, 1942.
[158] Dh-Gl, 1943.
Major subject: Japanese-American Committee for Democracy.
15
[159] I-Je, 1944.
Major subjects: Japanese-American Citizens League; Japanese-American Committee
for Democracy.
95 "My Day" Comments
[160] A-M, 1942.
Major subject: Roosevelt, Eleanor.
100 Personal Letters
[161] Davis, Norman, 1942.
[162] Ea-Ei, 1942.
[163] Hi, 1942.
[164] Hod-Hor, 1942.
Major subjects: American Red Cross; Japanese-American Citizens League.
[165] Hos-Hy, 1942.
Major subjects: Emergency Defense Council; Japanese-American Citizens League.
[166] I, 1942.
[167] Pe-Pf, 1942.
[168] La, 1943.
[169] Lo-Ly, 1943.
[170] Man-May, 1943.
Major subject: Japanese-American Citizens League.
[171] McCloy, John J., 1943.
Major subject: Military forces, U.S.
[172] Me, 1943.
Major subject: War Relocation Centers.
[173] Myer, Dillon S., 1943.
Major subjects: Senate Committee on Military Affairs; War Department, U.S.; War
Relocation Authority; War Relocation Centers.
[174] N, 1943.
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[175] O, 1943.
Major subjects: Orange Isaac Walton League; Orange, CA.
[176] O, 1944.
Major subject: New York War Fund.
[177] Ta-Te, 1944.
Major subjects: Idaho; War Relocation Centers.
100.1 Letters From Servicemen
[178] Wo-Z, 1944.
Major subject: Navy, U.S.
130 News Items
[179] Stu-We 1942.
Major subjects: Arkansas; War Relocation Authority.
150.3 Positions Sought Through Mrs. Roosevelt
[180] 1943 A-1944-1945-G.
150.9 Miscellaneous Requests
[181] 1943 Sp-1944 A.
Major subjects: Collier's Magazine; Japanese-American Committee for Democracy;
Roosevelt, Eleanor; War Relocation Authority.
[182] Correspondence: Eleanor Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman 1945-1960.
Major subject: Discrimination.
REEL 6
Eleanor Roosevelt Papers cont.
Speech and Article File
[183] Pan-American Coffee Bureau Program #16 January 11, 1942.
Major subjects: Canada; Latin America.
[184] "A Challenge to American Sportsmanship" Colliers, October 19, 1942.
Major subjects: Enemy aliens; War Relocation Authority.
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Eleanor Roosevelt Pamphlet Collection
[185] Japanese Americans.
Major subject: Japanese-American Citizens League.
Eleanor Roosevelt Photograph Collection
[186] Subject File: Japanese-Americans.
James Roosevelt Papers
[187] Legislation: Numerical File, 1959 H.R. 7810.
Major subjects: House of Representatives, U.S.; Labor unions; National Postal Clerk
Union; Senate Committee on Post Office and Civil Service; Senate, U.S.
[188] Legislation: Numerical File, 1962 H.R. 12881.
Major subjects: Debs, Ernest E.; House of Representatives, U.S.; Los Angeles HeraldExaminer.
Samuel I. Rosenman Papers
General Correspondence
[189] Cohen, Ben V.
Major subjects: Executive order #9095; Office of Alien Property Custodian, U.S.
[190] Cox, Oscar.
Major subjects: Executive order #9095; Office of Alien Property Custodian, U.S.
Samuel I. Rosenman Papers
Subject Files
[191] Alien Property.
Major subjects: Executive order #9095; Federal Register, U.S.; Settlement of War
Claims Act; Trading with the Enemy Act.
[192] Alien Property (cont.)
Major subjects: Executive order #9095; Foley, Edward H., Jr.; Foreign Funds Control;
Pehle, John W.; Trading with the Enemy Act; Treasury Department, U.S.
[193] Alien Property Custodian.
Major subjects: Crowley, Leo T.; Executive order #9095.
18
James H. Rowe, Jr. Papers
Assistant Attorney General (AAG)
[194] AAG: Alien Enemy Control Unit.
Major subjects: Boise City, Oklahoma; Dewitt, John L.; Dies Committee; Dies,
Martin, Jr.; East coast; Executive order #9095; Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI);
House Committee on Un-American Activities; House of Representatives, U.S.;
Journal-American; Justice Department, U.S.; New York Times; War Department, U.S.;
War Relocation Centers; Western Defense Command.
[195] AAG: Alien Enemy Control Unit.
Major subjects: Continental defense, U.S.; Dewitt, John L.; Eastern Defense
Command; Executive order #9095; Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI); Justice
Department, U.S.; New York Times; Office of Facts and Figures, U.S.; Public Law
#503; San Francisco, CA; Senate Committee on Immigration; Senate, U.S.; War
Department, U.S.; West coast.
[196] AAG: Alien Enemy Control Unit Report on Japanese-Americans in CA.
[197] AAG: Attorney General Memoranda.
Major subjects: California; Justice Department, U.S.
[198] AAG: Cox, Oscar.
[199] AAG: Hawaii.
Major subjects: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI); Taylor, Angus.
[200] AAG: Immigration.
Major subject: New York County Lawyers Association.
[201] AAG: McCloy, John J.
[202] AAG: Roosevelt: Japanese internment.
Major subject: Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians.
Aubrey Williams Papers
[203] General Files War Relocation Authority.
Major subjects: National Youth Administration (NYA); Washington Evening Star;
Washington Post; Washington Times-Herald.
Vertical File
[204] Eisenhower, Milton Stover, 1899-1985.
Major subjects: New York Times; Washington Post.
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[205] Fahy, Charles, 1892-1979.
Major subject: New York Times.
[206] Japanese Americans.
Major subjects: Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians;
Historic Preservation News; Honolulu Star-Bulletin; Los Angeles Times; New York
Times; New York Times Magazine; Nichi Bei Times; Pacific Citizen; Philadelphia
Inquirer; Poughkeepsie Journal; Richmond Times-Dispatch; USA Today; Washington
Post.
[207] Japanese Americans: Evacuation, Relocation.
Major subjects: Free Press International; Los Angeles Times; National Review; New
York Times; Washington Post.
[208] McCloy, John J., 1895-1989.
Major subject: New York Times.
[209] Myer, Dillon Seymour, 1891-1982.
Major subjects: New York Times; Washington Post.
[210] Rowe, James Henry, Jr. 1909-1984.
General Photograph Collection
[211] WWII: USA: Home front: Japanese Relocation.
[212] Henry Morgenthau Diaries.
Major subjects: Agriculture; Colleges and Universities; Espionage; Hoover, J. Edgar;
Justice Department, U.S.; Office of Alien Property Custodian, U.S.; Office of
Emergency Management, U.S.; Roosevelt, Eleanor; San Francisco, CA; Treasury
Department, U.S.
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PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major correspondents in this microfilm publication. The first number after
each entry refers to the reel, while the number following the colon refers to the folder number containing
information on the subject. Hence 1:6 directs the researcher to the documents on reel 1 in folder 6. By referring to
the Reel Index, the researcher will find the folder title and major subjects.
Biddle, Francis
1:6, 20, 26, 28, 36, 53; 2:68, 79; 3:90;
4:123, 124; 6:194, 195
Knox, Frank
3:90
Lehman, Herbert H.
1:36
Byrnes, James T.
6:193
Les, Clarence F.
1:26
Clark, Joseph S., Jr.
6:187
MacLeish, Archibald
6:195
Clark, Tom C.
5:182
Crowley, Leo T.
1:27; 6:192
McCloy, John J.
1:22, 36; 2:69, 70; 3:120; 4:123, 124,
126; 5:128, 145; 6:194, 195
Davis, Elmer
1:40
Murray, Tom
6:187
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
6:195
Myer, Dillon S.
2:70; 4:124, 125; 5:137, 152; 6:184
Eisenhower, Milton S.
5:142
Olson, Culbert L.
1:46
Ennis, Edward J.
3:120; 4:123, 124; 6:194
Osborn, Sidney P.
1:34; 5:146
Fly, James L.
4:123
Pratt, Henry C.
4:122
Glick, Philip M.
3:119, 121; 4:123
Rowe, James H., Jr.
1:46
Hoover, J. Edgar
1:7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,
19, 57; 3:109; 6:194, 195, 199
Smith, Harold D.
1:26, 32; 2:71
Stainback, Ingram M.
3:109
Ickes, Harold L.
2:69, 70, 75, 80
Stimson, Henry L.
1:21, 6; 3:101, 121, 93; 4:122; 5:173;
6:195
Jaretzki, Alfred, Jr.
6:195
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Stone, Harlan Fiske
4:124
Tolan, John H.
1:36
Tully, Grace G.
1:27
Watson, Edwin
1:11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19
Wheeler, Burton K.
1:46
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SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major subjects in this microfilm publication. The first number after each
entry refers to the reel, while the number following the colon refers to the folder number containing information
on the subject. Hence 2:80 directs the researcher to the documents on reel 2 in folder 80. By referring to the Reel
Index, the researcher will find the folder title and major subjects.
Adams, Ansel
"Born Free and Equal", 2:80
Agriculture
banks; banking, 6:212
Japanese labor, 1:41, 46, 49, 50; 3:93
Montana, 1:49
Southeastern Montana Counties
Association, 1:51
Agriculture Department, U.S.
emergency fund for the President, 1:30,
36
Alien Enemy Control Unit, U.S.
emergency fund for the President, 1:28,
35
Alien Enemy Hearing Board
1:35
Alien Property Custodian
1:39; 3:105
Alien Registration Act of 1940
population, 1:17
American Citizens of Japanese Extraction
see Nisei
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
Civil Liberties Quarterly, 5:128
American Friends Service Committee
minority organizations, 5:154
American Loyalty League
1:46
American Red Cross
volunteer services, 5:164
Anderson, Elam
racial tolerance, 1:33
Arizona
business, businesses, 5:146
Gila River War Relocation Center,
5:139
harvesting, 3:93
Poston War Relocation Center, 2:88
Arizona Republic
1:63
Arkansas
resettlement, 5:179
Army, Japan
espionage, 1:10
Army, U.S.
evacuation, 1:36; 3:110
foreign units, 3:101
harvesting, 3:93
Hawaii, 3:96
strength increase, 3:101
Associated Press
4:126
Baltimore News & Post
1:63
Baltimore Sun
1:63
Beacon Journal
1:63
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
1:46
Biddle, Francis
articles, 3:118
exclusion cases, 3:115
meetings, 1:5
Boise City, Oklahoma
Japanese settlement, 6:194
23
"Born Free and Equal"
2:80
Canada
British Columbia, 3:103
Mont Tremblant, Quebec, 1:58
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 6:183
Boston Globe
3:118
Census, U.S.
dual citizenship in Hawaii, 1:9
British Columbia, Canada
Japanese, 3:103
Central Japanese Association
military, Japan, 1:10
Broadcasting
1:37
Chamber of Commerce, U.S.
military, Japan, 1:10
Bureau of the Budget
Executive order #9095, 1:26
Charleston News & Courier
1:63
California
agriculture, 1:49
Central Japanese Association, 1:10
Colfax Civilian Defense Council, 1:46
enemy aliens, 3:113
evacuation, 1:2, 40
Ford, Julia Ellsworth, 1:47
Japanese Association of Fresno, 2:67
Japanese Chamber of Commerce, 1:10
Japanese farmers, 1:44, 45, 46
Japanese-Americans/aliens, 6:212
Joint Immigration Committee of San
Francisco, 1:42
Los Angeles, 1:16
Manzanar War Relocation Center, 1:25,
36; 2:69
Native Sons of the Golden West, 2:71,
74
Nisei Writers' and Artists' Mobilization
for Democracy, 1:16
Office of Naval Intelligence, U.S., 1:15
opposition to Japanese Americans, 1:48
Orange, 5:175
Pomona reception center, 2:78
restricted areas, 6:197
San Francisco, 6:195, 212
Terminal Island, 5:145
Tule Lake War Relocation Center, 1:64;
2:65; 3:96
War Relocation Centers, 1:21
Chicago Daily-Times
1:48
Chicago News
1:63
Chicago Sun
1:63
Christian Science Monitor
1:63
Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth
Circuit, U.S.
Ex parte Endo, 4:123, 124; 5:128
general, 3:120
Hirabayashi vs. U.S., 4:124
Korematsu v. United States, 5:127
Citizen's Committee for Relocation of
Japanese-Americans
5:138
Civil liberties
1:46
Civil Liberties Quarterly
5:128
California Federation of Women's Clubs
agriculture, 1:50
Colfax Civilian Defense Council
1:46
California Joint Immigration Committee
of San Francisco
Japanese immigrants, 1:42
Colfax, CA
Civilian Defense Council, 1:46
24
Colleges and Universities
Japanese-American students, 1:34, 36,
40, 46, 47; 2:69; 5:144; 6:212
Denver Post
1:63
Dewitt, John L.
curfew order, 6:195
public proclamation, 4:124
report, 4:123, 124
statement, 6:194
Collier's Magazine
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 5:181; 6:184
Colorado
Granada War Relocation Center, 1:64
Dies Committee
War Relocation Centers, 6:194
Commercial Appeal
1:63
Dies, Martin, Jr.
6:194
Commission on Wartime Relocation and
Internment of Civilians
6:202, 206
Discrimination
employment, 2:65
Japanese-American soldiers, 1:22, 47
racial/religious intolerance, 5:133
violence against Japanese-Americans,
5:182
Congress of Industrial Organizations
(CIO)
rallies, 1:36, 46
relocation policy, 1:47
resolution, 2:65
United Auto Workers (UAW), 2:65
East coast
Germans, 3:92
Italians, 3:92
military areas, 1:40; 2:68; 3:92; 6:194
Congress, U.S.
Congressional committee, 3:107
Congressional Record, 4:126
Eastern Defense Command
Justice Department, U.S., 6:195
Congressional Record
4:126
Eisenhower, Milton S.
Ex parte Endo, 4:122, 123; 5:128
Office of War Information, U.S., 2:69
War Relocation Authority, 2:69
Consular Service, Japan
in U.S., 1:14
Consulate General
evacuation, 1:10
Emergency Defense Council
Japanese-American Citizens League,
5:165
Continental defense, U.S.
6:195
Employment
discrimination, 2:65
evacuees, 5:148
Crowley, Leo T.
Office of Alien Property Custodian,
U.S., 1:39; 3:95, 105; 6:193
resignation, 1:26
Endo v. Eisenhower
see Ex parte Endo
Cuba
Japanese internment, 1:18
Enemy aliens
Alaska, 1:53
Axis, 1:6
Certificates of Identification, 1:36
custody, 1:12
emergency fund for the President, 1:36
evacuation, 1:40; 3:117
general, 1:2; 3:111, 118
Debs, Ernest E.
war settlement taxes, 6:188
Demonstrations
against evacuations, 1:36, 40; 2:69
25
Germans, 3:91
Justice Department, 3:116
military enlistment, 5:148
population, 1:13
reclassification, 1:36, 46; 2:69
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 6:184
treatment, 3:113
West coast, 1:29
Federal Register, U.S.
6:191
Federal Security Agency, U.S.
emergency fund for the President, 1:29,
40
First Christian Church
opposition to Japanese Americans, 1:48
Espionage
1:10, 14; 4:123; 6:212
Foley, Edward H., Jr.
speeches, 6:192
Ex parte Endo
3:112, 121; 4:122, 123, 124; 5:128
Ford, Julia Ellsworth
California, 1:47
Exclusion orders
2:79
Foreign Funds Control
6:192
Executive order #9066
court cases, 3:120
Germans, 2:79
Italians, 2:79
Japanese internment, 1:2, 4, 27, 38, 39,
40; 2:68
lifting exclusion order, 3:112, 115
military areas, 4:124
revocation, 2:71
Foreign Missions Conference of North
America
Myer, Dillon S., 2:71
Fort Ontario
emergency fund for the President, 1:32
refugees, 1:64; 3:115
Free Press International
articles, 6:207
Executive order #9095
1:26, 39; 6:189, 190, 191, 192, 193,
194, 195
Freeman, Miller
Japanese-American problem, 1:47
Executive order #9102
2:69, 71, 76, 77; 3:119, 120
Friends of the American Way
opposition to Japanese Americans, 1:48
Executive order #9423
2:71; 5:135
German aliens
certificates of identification, 1:36
custody, 1:12
evacuation, 1:40
population, 1:13
repatriation, 3:91
Fahy, Charles
3:120
Far East
Princeton Public Opinion Research
Project, 3:108
Gila River War Relocation Center
5:139
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Boise City, OK, 6:194
Hawaii, 3:109
Japanese in Hawaii, 6:199
Public Law #503, 6:195
Granada War Relocation Center
1:64
Grand Rapids Herald
1:63
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Webb, T.D., 1:27
H. Res. 113
evacuation, 1:36
26
H.R. 7810
civil service employees’ compensation,
6:187
Hoover, J. Edgar
6:212
H.R. 12881
gross income, 6:188
House Committee Investigating National
Defense Migration
evacuation, 2:68
Harrisburg News
1:63
House Committee on Appropriations
subcommittee, 4:122
Hawaii
Army, U.S., 3:96
citizens of Japanese ancestry, 1:43, 54
dual citizenship, 1:7, 9
espionage, 1:10
evacuation, 1:2, 20, 40, 56; 3:90, 99,
101, 110
food supply, 1:54
governmental functions, 1:24
Japanese immigrants, 1:42; 3:107
Japanese population, 3:90
Japanese propaganda, 1:8
King, Samuel W., 1:57
military control, 3:109
military government, 3:109, 115
Oahu, 3:100, 107
Oahu Citizens' Committee for Home
Defense, 1:45, 55; 2:66
Pearl Harbor, 1:11; 3:98, 110, 114
sabotage, 6:199
House Committee on Un-American
Activities
Dies Committee, 6:194
Myer, Dillon S., 2:73
subcommittee, 1:63
War Relocation Authority, 1:64; 2:65
House Joint Memorial #2
higher education, 1:34
Hawaiian Defense Forces
3:90
House of Representatives, U.S.
Committee Investigating National
Defense Migration, 2:68
Committee on Un-American Activities,
1:63, 64; 2:65, 73
Congressional Record, 4:126
Dies Committee, 6:194
H.R. 12881, 6:188
H.R. 7810, 6:187
resolution, 2:71
Subcommittee of the Committee on
Appropriations, 4:122
War Relocation Authority, 2:65
Hayden, Carl
attacks on Japanese-Americans, 1:47
Ickes, Harold L.
1:1, 47; 2:71
Heart Mountain Sentinel
1:64
Idaho
Minidoka War Relocation Center, 5:177
Herald-Dispatch
1:63
Immigration policy, U.S.
citizenship, 5:140
see also California Joint Immigration
Committee of San Francisco
Herrscher, Edmond E.
1:27
Independent Offices Appropriation Act,
1942
emergency fund for the President, 1:28,
29, 30, 31, 36, 40
Hirabayashi vs. U.S.
3:120; 4:123, 124, 126
Historic Preservation News
6:206
Indianapolis Star
1:63
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
2:66; 6:206
27
Intelligence Service, Japan
1:14
Japanese-American Committee for
Democracy
1:46, 47; 2:67; 5:136, 137, 158, 159,
181
Interior Department, U.S.
Fort Ontario, 1:64
Office of Race Relations, U.S., 3:94
report, 2:72
War Relocation Authority, 2:71, 75;
3:97; 4:122; 5:135
"The Japanese Question in the United
States"
4:124
Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S.
Hawaiian Defense Forces, 3:90
Intermountain Japanese Association
1:10
Journal-American
6:194
International Conference of the Institute
of Pacific Relations
1:36, 41, 58
Italian Catholic Federation of California
1:6
Justice Department, U.S.
Alien Enemy Control Unit, 1:28, 35
Eastern Defense Command, 6:195
enemy aliens, 3:116
Executive order #9095, 6:195
Hawaii, 3:109
Hirabayashi vs. U.S., 4:124
Japanese internment, 6:212
military internment, 6:194
restricted areas, 6:197
Italian-American Labor Council
reclassification, 1:36, 46; 2:69
Kansas City Relocation Office
report, 1:64
Japanese aliens
certificates of identification, 1:36
custody, 1:12
population, 1:13
King, Samuel W.
Hawaii, 1:57
Italian aliens
certificates of identification, 1:36
custody, 1:12
evacuation, 1:40
population, 1:13
Korematsu v. United States
3:112, 120, 121; 4:123, 124; 5:127
Japanese Association of America
1:10
Kraus, Julia
3:114, 115
Japanese Association of Fresno
2:67
Labor, Japanese
Montana, 1:46, 49
Japanese Association of Utah
1:10
Labor unions
Congress of Industrial Organizations
(CIO), 1:36, 46, 47; 2:65
National Postal Clerk Union, 6:187
United Auto Workers (UAW), 2:65
Japanese Baptist Church
Terminal Island, CA, 5:145
Language schools
Japanese in U.S., 1:10
Latin America
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 6:183
Japanese-American Citizens League
1:10, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47; 2:81, 82, 83;
5:149, 159, 164, 165, 170; 6:185
Legislation
anti-Japanese, 1:64
28
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
3:118; 6:188
Montana
Japanese labor, 1:46, 49
Southeastern Montana Counties
Association, 1:51
Los Angeles Times
1:63; 3:118; 6:206, 207
Motion pictures
anti-Japanese, 1:64
Los Angeles, CA
Japanese alien/citizens residence, 1:16
Munson, C.B.
report, 3:103
Manzanar War Relocation Center
Boy Scouts of America, 1:25
general, 5:172
petition for second front, 1:36; 2:69
Murray, Thomas E.
Office of Alien Property Custodian,
U.S., 3:96
Markham, James
appointment, 1:26
Myer, Dillon S.
statements, 2:65
testimony, 4:122
War Relocation Authority, 1:47; 2:69,
71, 73, 74
McNamara, Francis J.
Alien Property Custodian, 3:105
Media
loyalty of Japanese newspapers, 1:46
National defense migration
report, 1:36
Military governor, Hawaii
3:109
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis
Japanese-Americans, 1:47; 2:88
Military forces, Japan
Japanese living in the U.S., 1:10
National Postal Clerk Union
H.R. 7810, 6:187
Military forces, U.S.
combat team, 1:41
deferment, 1:59, 60, 61, 62; 2:70
enemy aliens, 5:148
enlistment, 1:40
Japanese-American soldiers, 1:47,
5:150, 171
Nisei, 2:69
second front, 1:36, 46
National Review
6:207
National Youth Administration (NYA)
6:203
Native Sons of the Golden West
Japanese return to the west coast, 2:74
resolution, 2:71
Milwaukee Journal
1:63
Naval Intelligence Service
1:14
see also Office of Naval Intelligence,
U.S.
Minidoka War Relocation Center
5:177
Minnesota
Women's International League of Peace
and Freedom, 1:47
Navy, Japan
espionage, 1:10
Mont Tremblant, Quebec
International Conference of the Institute
of Pacific Relations, 1:58
Navy, U.S.
Japanese-American enlistment, 5:178
New Jersey
Japanese-American farmers, 5:133
29
New Leader
4:126
Oahu Citizens' Committee for Home
Defense
1:45, 55; 2:66
New Orleans Times-Picayune
1:63
Oahu, HI
security, 3:100, 107
New York
Fort Ontario, 1:64
Italian evacuation, 1:3
Office of Alien Property Custodian, U.S.
Crowley, Leo T., 3:95, 105; 6:193
freezing control, 6:212
general, 1:39, 40; 6:189, 190, 191, 192
McNamara, Francis J., 3:105
Murray, Thomas E., 3:96
temporary military comptroller, 1:56
New York County Lawyers Association
6:200
New York Evening Post
1:63
Office of Emergency Management, U.S.
emergency fund for the President, 1:32
freezing control, 6:212
handbook of emergency war agencies,
5:134
War Relocation Authority, 1:29, 31, 40;
2:69, 77
New York Herald-Tribune
1:63; 3:118
New York Journal-American
1:63
New York Mirror
1:63
Office of Facts and Figures, U.S.
enemy aliens, 6:195
New York Times
1:63; 3:118; 5:127; 6:194, 195, 204,
205, 206, 207, 208, 209
Office of Naval Intelligence, U.S.
California, 1:15
evacuation, 1:15
Sakanishi, Shio, 5:141
New York Times Magazine
6:206
Office of Race Relations, U.S.
race riots, 3:94
New York War Fund
Japanese-American Committee, 5:176
Office of War Information, U.S.
1:40; 2:69
News Letter (newspaper)
1:46; 5:136, 137
Office of War Mobilization, U.S.
2:70
Nichi Bei Times
6:206
Oklahoma
Boise City, 6:194
Nisei
internment, 1:46
military, U.S., 2:69
resolution, 1:52
Orange Isaac Walton League
5:175
Nisei Writers' and Artists' Mobilization
for Democracy
1:16
Orange, CA
Orange Isaac Walton League, 5:175
Order of Military Virtue
1:46
Northern Montana Beat Growers
Association
Japanese labor, 1:46
Oregonian
1:63
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Overseas Japanese Central Society
1:10
Ringle, K.D.
"The Japanese Question in the United
States", 4:124
Pacific Citizen
1:45; 6:206
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Collier's Magazine, 5:181; 6:184
Japanese-Americans and aid, 1:40, 46
student transportation, 6:212
weekly broadcast, 5:143, 160; 6:183,
184
Pearl Harbor
1:11; 3:98, 110, 114; 4:123
Pehle, John W.
speeches, 6:192
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
meetings, 1:5
presidential power in the time of war,
3:114
President's Ball, 2:84
public proclamation, 4:124
S. Res. 166, 3:121
sabotage warning, 3:103
Senate, U.S., 4:122
speeches, 3:103
Philadelphia Bulletin
1:63
Philadelphia Inquirer
1:63; 6:206
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
1:63
Pomona reception center
2:78
S. 444
War Relocation Authority, 5:173
Poston War Relocation Center
infantile paralysis, 2:88
S. Res. 166
War Relocation Authority, 1:41; 2:70;
3:121
Poughkeepsie Journal
6:206
Presidential commission
report, 1:57
Sakanishi, Shio
Office of Naval Intelligence, U.S.,
5:141
Princeton Public Opinion Research
Project
Far East, 3:108
Salt Lake City, Utah
Japanese-American Citizens League,
2:81, 82, 83
Propaganda, Japan
Hawaii, 1:8
San Francisco Chronicle
1:63
Public Law #503
curfew order, 6:195
San Francisco Examiner
1:47
Puget Sound, WA
5:156
Reno Gazette
1:63
San Francisco, CA
board, 6:195
businesses, 6:212
California Joint Immigration Committee
of San Francisco, 1:42
Richmond Times-Dispatch
6:206
Seattle Post Intelligencer
1:63
Senate Committee on Immigration
subcommittee, 6:195
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Senate Committee on Military Affairs
subcommittee, 5:173
Hirabayashi vs. U.S., 3:120; 4:123, 124,
126
Japanese internment, 1:41
Korematsu v. United States, 3:112, 120,
121; 4:123, 124; 5:127
Yasui vs. U.S., 3:120; 4:124, 126
Senate Committee on Post Office and
Civil Service
H.R. 7810, 6:187
Senate concurrent resolution #23
citizenship status, 1:55
Tacoma News-Tribune
1:63
Senate, U.S.
Committee on Military Affairs, 5:173
Committee on Post Office and Civil
Service, 6:187
concurrent resolution #23, 1:55
Congressional Record, 4:126
internment bill, 5:127
Roosevelt, Franklin D., 4:122
S. 444, 5:173
S. Res. 166, 1:41; 2:70; 3:121
Subcommittee of the Committee on
Immigration, 6:195
Takayoshi, Theresa
5:151
Taylor, Angus
Japanese in Hawaii, 6:199
Terminal Island, CA
evacuation, 5:145
Toledo Blade
3:118
Trading with the Enemy Act
Executive order #9095, 1:26; 6:192
Settlement of War Claims Act, 6:191
Settlement of War Claims Act
6:191
Shiramizu, et al vs. Bonesteel
3:121
Social Security Board
aid, 1:29, 36
Treasury Department, U.S.
economic defense, 6:192
foreign funds control, 6:192
freezing control, 6:212
student transportation, 6:212
Sokoku Kai
Ancestral Country Society, 1:10
Tule Lake War Relocation Center
1:64; 2:65; 3:96, 112, 118
Southeastern Montana Counties
Association
1:51
United Auto Workers (UAW)
resolution, 2:65
USA Today
6:206
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
1:63
Utah
Intermountain Japanese Association,
1:10
Japanese Association of Utah, 1:10
Salt Lake City, 2:81, 82, 83
St. Louis Star-Times
1:63
Steinbeck, John
Nisei loyalty, 3:106
Veterans of Foreign Wars, U.S.
resolution, 3:118
Sunday Star
5:132
War Department, U.S.
Dewitt, John L., 4:123
Executive order #9095, 6:194, 195
general, 1:6, 20
Supreme Court, U.S.
Ex parte Endo, 3:112, 121; 4:122, 123,
124; 5:128
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military internment, 6:194
War Relocation Authority, 2:69; 5:173
Washington
Puget Sound, 5:156
Sokoku Kai, 1:10
War Relocation Authority
Americanism, 2:65
Collier's Magazine, 6:184
court cases, 3:120
evacuation, 4:124
Executive order #9102, 2:69, 71, 76;
3:119
Fort Ontario, 1:32
general, 5:148
handbook, 4:122, 125
higher education, 1:34
House Committee on Un-American
Activities, 1:64; 2:65
Ickes, Harold L., 2:71
Interior Department, U.S., 2:71, 75;
3:97; 4:122; 5:135
internment, 5:147
Japanese-American students, 1:46
Lawes, Lewis E., 2:87
leave program, 3:121; 4:122, 123
leave regulations, 3:115; 4:125
Myer, Dillon S., 1:47; 2:69, 71, 73, 74
pamphlets, 3:119
Presidential emergency fund, 1:29, 31,
32, 40
registration program, 2:65
report, 1:64; 2:69, 70, 72
resettlement, 5:179
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 5:181
S. Res. 166, 1:41; 2:70; 3:121
Tule Lake, 2:65
War Department, U.S., 2:69; 5:173
Washington Evening Star
6:203
Washington News
1:63; 3:118
Washington Post
1:63; 2:69, 79; 3:118; 5:127; 6:203,
204, 206, 207, 209
Washington Star
1:63; 3:118
Washington Times-Herald
1:63; 6:203
Webb, T.D.
Federal Home Loan Bank Board, 1:27
West coast
anti-Japanese resolutions, 1:64
Congressional committee, 3:107
defense, 3:103
enemy alien prohibition, 1:29
espionage, 1:10; 4:123
evacuation, 1:2, 20, 36, 40, 41; 2:70, 71;
3:90, 97, 110, 114, 117, 118; 4:123,
124; 5:145; 6:195
German aliens, 6:195
Italian aliens, 6:195
Japanese, 5:132
Japanese exclusion, 3:104
Japanese-American evacuation, 3:99,
101
military areas, 2:68, 69
naturalization, 6:195
opposition to Japanese Americans, 1:48
racial tolerance, 1:47
War Relocation Centers
Dies Committee, 6:194
general, 1:21; 3:119; 5:148, 152
Gila River, 5:139
Granada, 1:64
hearings, 5:173
Manzanar, 1:25, 36; 2:69; 5:172
military personnel reduction, 4:123
Minidoka, 5:177
Poston, 2:88
report, 2:70
Tule Lake, 1:64; 3:96, 112, 118
Western College Association
Japanese-American students, 1:46
Western Defense Command
exclusion orders, 6:194
general, 1:19, 23; 2:69
public proclamation, 3:120, 121; 4:122,
124
War Relocation Works Corporation
3:119
Wilson, Woodrow
speeches, 2:86
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Women's International League of Peace
and Freedom
Japanese internment, 1:47
Yasui vs. U.S.
3:120; 4:124, 126
Young Men's Christian Association
opposition to Japanese Americans, 1:48
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