Title:
This is a view of the timber of the Big Spruce Logging Company operated by James Yanari, formerly of Heart ...
Date:
1945-08
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:This is a view of the timber of the Big Spruce Logging Company operated by James Yanari, formerly of Heart Mountain.
Workers now employed from relocation centers: Heart Mountain: Isamu Tanaka, I. Okamatsu, Yosh Shimizu, Harry Matsushita, Tom
Maeda, Yoneo Yashira, George Shimizu, Jim Oyama, Yosh Tokutomi, Toby Yamamoto, Sam Nishio; Granada: George Tomio, Jim Takeuchi,
George Sasaki, Tad Nakagawa, Shig Nakagaki, Frank Hara; Tule Lake: Tom Taira, Yosh Hada, Hideto Tagawa, Ray Ikegami; Jerome:
Yoichi Ishii; Manzanar: Kahuyi Mikawa, Tom Nomura; not from centers: Fred Matsuda, Dick Yanase, Jim Uchida, John Yamada, George
M. Sato, George Hiratsuki.<lb/> Photographer: Anderson, O. Leon<lb/> Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. G-956
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This is a view of the timber of the Big Spruce Logging Company operated by James Yanari, formerly of Heart ...