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Reflections of cultural identities in conflict

Examines how the newspapers in each internment camp reflected the struggle for cultural identity felt by the internees.

Wing Luke Asian Museum gets $13,000 Met Life grant

Wing Luke Asian Museum receives Metropolitan Life Foundation's "Multicultural Initiatives" grant. Money from grant will be used by WLAM to expand the permanent exhibit that highlights the heritage and artifacts of Asian immigrants to the US.

New permanent Asian Pacific American exhibit to open next year

The new, permanent Wing Luke Museum exhibit will cover 10 groups: Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Laotian, other Southeast Asians, South Asians and Pacific Islanders.

West Coast Japanese

Article discusses brief history of immigration and citizenship of Japanese in America and addresses the concern of where loyalties would stand if there were a war.

Refugee Ship from Nippon Arrives in B.C.

Missionaries, students, and business people, mostly Japanese American, return home on a voyage organized at the last minute. Many state their opinions on the war and what they had observed in Japan. Most returned due to frozen bank accounts.

Japanese Girl Named to Tuberculosis Post

Japanese American, May Kumasaka, is appointed assistant laboratory technician at King County Tuberculosis Hospital.