Series I Research Studies 1942-1987
Monograph, Tule Lake 1976
University of California study of evacution and resettlement at Tule Lake 1942-1943
Outline of University of California study of evacuation and resettlement December 1, 1942
An introduction to Tule Lake by Shibutahi November 10, 1942
The first six months at Tule Lake
Social structure of the community
The co-op movement in Tule Lake November 15, 1942
The Christian church in Tule Lake by James Sakoda October 1, 1942
Buddhist church by Dr. Thomas
History of the Tule Lake Union Church as told to James Sakoda by Rev. Kuroda by James Sakoda September 30, 1942
Recreational organization by Frank Miyamoto
Tule Lake recreation center community affairs report August 20-September 20, 1942
Social groups: creative writers Caucasian-Japanese relationship by Mr. Cook
Fire department of Tule Lake
Legal aid department of Tule Lake
Records office by James Sakoda Septemeber 17, 1942
Scrap lumber conflict by James Sakoda September 16, 1942
Broadcast affair Tule Lake
Disorganization and reorganization, II disorganization of the family by Shibutani December 17, 1942
Educational institutions December 12, 1942
Social reoganization in Tule Lake by Shibutani January 2, 1943
Messhalls in Tule Lake by James Sakoda
Population and ecology
Firebreak gang by Richard S. Nishimoto
Miscellaneous scattered pages
Personality cards chapters 1-14 1942-1943
University of California, evacuation and settlement study by Robert Spencer
The Gila River WRA relocation center, Rivers, Pinal County, Arizona by Robert Spencer August 23, 1942
Recreational activities in the Gila community by Rober Spencer November 2, 1942
Educational norms in Japanese immigrant communities by Katsuhiko May 1976
The persistence of ethnic solidarity among the Japanese Americans of the San Francisco Bay Area: An exploratory study of communication in a community without an ecological base by Carl K. Mayeda Decemeber 1974
A victim of the evacuation and resettlement study (JERS) by Violet Kazue de Cristoforo 1987
Series II Publications 1942-1979
Newsletter, Newspaper and Magazines 1942-1954
The Daily Tulean Dispatch 1942-1943
Japanese folk beliefs and practices, Tule Lake, California by Marvin K. Opler October-December, 1950
Pacific Citizen (Salt Lake City, Utah) April 14, 1954
Tri State High Magazine April 30, 1943
Tulean Dispatch Magazine 1943
Books and Booklets
Bosworth, Allan R. America's Concentration Camps. New York: W.W. Norton, 1967
The displaced Japanese-Americans by American Council on Public Affairs (contains information on Issi, Neisi and Kibi) April 1944
Eaton, Allen H. Beauty Behind Barbed Wire: The Arts of Japanese in Our War Relocation Camps. New York: Harper & Brothers 1952
Miyakawa, Edward. Tule Lake. Waldport, Oregon: House by the Sea 1979
Spicer, Edward II., et al. Impounded People: Japanese-Americans in the Relocation Centers. Tuscon: University of Arizona, Press 1969
Thomas, Dorothy Swaine, and Richard S. Nishimoto. The Spoilage. Bekeley: University of California Press, 1964
A Tule Lake interlude (The Harold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection includes a digital copy of this book on Online Archives of California. It is located at: http://www.oac.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt4779n6vr/ ) May 27, 1942-1943
United States Department of the Interior. War Relocation Authority. WRA: A story of Human Conservation.Washington, D.C.: Superintendent of Documents, GPO 1946
Series III Scrapbook 1942
Tule Lake Scrapbook
Photo Album