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Photocopies of sample letters sent in 1975 to the WLAM for possible donation A: Copy of letter on lined paper in Chinese B: Copy of letter onlined paper in Chinese C: Copy of letter on lined paper in Chinese D: Copy of letterhead stationary with…

Newspaper - International Examiner Article on Asian Caricatures.

The headline the day after Pearl Harbor was attacked. Full 22 page seciton. Fron page. Headline reads: Japan Wars on US And Britain Makes Sudden Attack on Hawaii Heavy fighting at Sea Reported

Paperback booklet with textured faux leather cover. Cover is whtie with light gray background and a flower and crisscross design. title is in black and gold. "Seattle Chinese Community Girls Drill Team" - 40 - Through the Years - 40th Anniversary…

Paperback booklet: Inside China: A Radio Series; Book of Scripts Radio scripts text by the Chinese News Service Pacific Coast Bureau San Francisco.

A: Pamplet 9 x 17" Tan paper with black printing Illustration by Ray Mundo. entitled: "The Alaska Cannery Workers Association" Lays out and documents the fight against discrimination by the Association. B: Exhibit Postcard 8 x 5" tan with dark ink.…

Red card stock card with gold embossed printing. The front has 2 rows of Chinese characters and below it in English is: "Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year" and the "Wing Luke Councilman City of Seattle"

Black cover with white title and multicolored panels of hands. Gidra. "News Views Poetry Art Humor And Fiction of Asian Pacific Islander People in America. 20th anniversary issue.

A: State of Washington Application for Assistance Department of Public Assistance for Chan Mu Chung born 6-27-1890. B: Envelope with writing: "Age 24yrs. Chan Mu Chung May 13 1914 entered at Port of Seattle Washington No. 31696 the original - No.…

Collection of documents relating the the Goon Dip Company collected by Mr & Mrs. Luther Weedin Commissioner of the Chinese Immigration Office. A: Newspaper article "Goon Dip Chinese Consul Dies and all Seattle Mourns passing" Seattle Times September…