Title:
At Camp #5, Bacon Island, Stockton, California, there is a group of about 60 (including women and children) former Rohwer
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Date:
1945-06-30
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:At Camp #5, Bacon Island, Stockton, California, there is a group of about 60 (including women and children) former
Rohwer residents working on a large celery farm. Helping to ease the man-power shortage that has hit the group by working
on the celery planter are young Tommy Tsutaoka, Margaret Kikkawa, Shizuye Tsutaoka, Mary Furuoka, H. Takechi, and Marjorie
Ishimaru. The driver of the Diesel tractor pulling the celery planter is Utaka [i.e. Yutaka] Hiranaga. Following the planter
to plant by hand any that the machine has missed are Bill Furuoka and Tye Ogawa. All are former Rohwer residents.<lb/> Photographer:
Iwasaki, Hikaru<lb/> Stockton, California.
Correct spelling of Yutaka Hiranaga provided by a family member, 2016.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. -7
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At Camp #5, Bacon Island, Stockton, California, there is a group of about 60 (including women and children) former Rohwer
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