Title:
Dr. K. Tsuda and family returns to Sacramento, California, after spending three years in the Rohwer Relocation Center, McGehee, Arkansas. ...Date:
1945-07-30Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--PhotographsNote:
Full title:Dr. K. Tsuda and family returns to Sacramento, California, after spending three years in the Rohwer Relocation
Center, McGehee, Arkansas. A special train of seven cars brought some 450 Japanese American residents of California back to
their homes after residences of over three years at the Rohwer Center of the War Relocation Authority, McGehee, Arkansas.
Met by several officers of the WRA at Sacramento, Robert Allison, Assistant Relocation Officer at the Rohwer Center, who accompanied
the returnees and all the passengers, reported a satisfactory and uneventful trip during the 2,000 miles, over lines of four
railways and with equipment varying from a fairly modern cafe car to antiquated wooden coaches of the gaslight era. However,
there were no complaints from the returnees, numbering young, old, and babies in arms, with a tourist sleeper reserved for
the aged and a few who were ill. En route several crowded troop trains, in some cases bearing G.I.'s back from the South Pacific,
were met by the Rohwer Special on sidings. All reported that hearty and cordial greetings were exchanged. Disembarking at
various stations between Sacramento and Los Angeles, the returnees found many friends to greet them, both Caucasian and Japanese
Americans. The unanimous verdict? We're glad to get home!<lb/> Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru<lb/> Sacramento, California.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. -50
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