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This folder contains: A handwritten letter from Miss Nguyen Thi Gia Phu in Vietnamese to her oldest brother at a refugee camp in Guam. The reverse of the letter suggests that Mrs John E Murrays become Ba Murrays Nguoi's sponsor in English on 24 June…

Photocopy of letter from John F Kennedy thanking Mr Wing Luke for an enjoyable dinner in Seattle 14 July 1959. Photocopy of notes for various conferences such as the Pacific NW Conference of Methodist Church (dated 1963). Photocopy of a thank you…

Copy of letter from Mothers society of Minidoka to Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt regarding the draft reclassification of American citizens of Japanese ancestry.

Letter to Sharon Maeda from William Kaneko. In support of Susan Oki Mollway, candidate for District Judge for the District of Hawaii. July 24, 1995

Press release from the National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium. Reporting expanded language assistance jurisdictions for elections based off of 2000 census

Business letter to Wong Sek Cheung (Huang Shuo Zhang) from his son. Sent from Yakima, WA on October 8th, 1927. Sent to 664 King St. Seattle, WA. Letter is written in Chinese. Dear Father, I respectfully report to you that the gambling was banned in…

Letter mailed from China to Wong Kat Yan (Huang Ji Ren), W. J. London Co., 664 King Street, Seattle WA, USA in November 1927. Letter is regarding family issues and is written in Chinese. The letter is from the recipient's family's mother with the…

Letter to Huang Shuo Zhang (Wong Sek Cheung) from his brother in Stockton, California (address as printed on the envelop: "Chang Wah Co., Inc., INPORTED DRESS GOODS, ORIENTAL & DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE, 133 S. EL DORADO ST., STOCKTON, CALF., PHONE 2610")…

Letter to Wong Sek Cheung (Huang Shou Zhang ) and Wong Kat Yan (Huang Ji Ren) from the latter's brother, regarding a business deal to purchase another company. Letter sent from Stockton, CA on December 29th, 1927 and is written in Chinese. Brother…

Letter to Huang Shou Zhang (Wong Sek Cheung) from his nephew Lai Beng in Portland, OR. Sent on October 5th, 1927. Letter is personal and written in Chinese.