Title:
The residence of Mr. William K. Holland, Relocation Officer, was the recent meeting place of some of the relocation evacuees
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Date:
1944-09
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:The residence of Mr. William K. Holland, Relocation Officer, was the recent meeting place of some of the relocation
evacuees in Omaha who meet once a month to discuss problems of relocation. The group is known as the Omaha Reception Committee
and on this particular night, the men had a huddle of their own while the girls were discussing other topics at another table.
From left to right: Akira Higashi, Minidoka; Mr. William K. Holland, Relocation Officer; Mr. Harry Ikebasu, Rohwer; Mr. Leo
T. Simmons, Acting Relocation Supervisor, Kansas City, Missouri; Mr. Pat Okura, Santa Anita Assembly Center; Mr. Kaz Ikebasu,
Rohwer; Mr. Harry Taketa, Gila River Center.<lb/> Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru<lb/> Omaha, Nebraska.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. I-573
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The residence of Mr. William K. Holland, Relocation Officer, was the recent meeting place of some of the relocation evacuees
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