Title:
Henry Seiji Horiuchi came to work at the Ace Radio Company in Kansas City in early April, 1944. Being an ...
Date:
1944-07-14
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:Henry Seiji Horiuchi came to work at the Ace Radio Company in Kansas City in early April, 1944. Being an alien
has been no handicap for Henry, who is considered an expert radio repairman by his employer. He is from a relocation minded
family for his sister, Dorothy, is a secretary in the X-ray Department of the Kansas City General Hospital; he has a brother
working with the Federal Communications Commission in Washington, and another brother relocated in Chicago. He is formerly
from the Heart Mountain Relocation Center.<lb/> Kansas City, Missouri.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. G-664
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Henry Seiji Horiuchi came to work at the Ace Radio Company in Kansas City in early April, 1944. Being an ...