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Files on Central Utah Project, Record Group 210, National Archives, Washington D.C. These files are also cited by name of writer or report (as in the case of the many Community Analysis Reports of Oscar Hoffman to Dillon Myer). They are not cited by individual file and box.

Oral Histories conducted from 1987 to 1991 with Maya Aikawa, Karl Akiya, Jane Beckwith, Mari Eijima, Tad Fujita, Abu Keikoan Guilday, Fumi Hayashi, Arthur Tad Hayashi, Hisako Hibi, Hiromoto and Eiko Katayama, Nobu Hibino, Chizu Kitano Iiyama, Ernest Iiyama, Harry Kitano, Midori Shimanouchi Lederer, Kiyo Ito (Jean Kariya), Masako Tsuzuki Nakagawa, Michiko Okamoto (Michi Kobi), Tom Kawaguchi, Tsuyako "Sox" Kitashima, Glenn Kumekawa, William Kochiyama, Chiyoko Manabe, Donald and Alice Nakahata, Masi Nihei, Miné Okubo, Shigeki Sugiyama, George Gentoku Shimamoto, Lee Suyemoto, Tomoye Takahashi, Faith Terasawa, Robert Utsumi, Isao and Chiyoko Yano. I also talked by telephone with Grace Oshita, Dr. Clifford Uyeda, Paul Bell, Roscoe Bell, Evelyn Hodges Lewis, and Eleanor and Emil Sekerak. I corresponded with Oscar F. Hoffman. I had extended but untaped conversations with Michi Onuma and Seizo Oka. Oral histories that were transcribed, edited by the subject, and revised are on file at the Western Americana, in the Marriott Library at the University of Utah. Interviews that were not edited and returned have been used in rough draft form without any direct quotations. In all such cases, permission to use the material was obtained verbally from the subject at the time of the interview and confirmed before publication. Sometimes written statements were

substituted for the interview by the subject when he/she reviewed the unedited transcript; this is noted in the endnotes. Some people were interviewed but their words were not recorded owing to problems with the tape recorder; they include Jiro Nakaso, Jim Kajiwara, Tad Hirota, and Mike Suzuki. The author wishes to thank all who participated in this lengthy interview project.

Manuscripts

Roscoe Bell, "Relocation Center Life," Western Americana, Marriott Library, University of Utah

Newspapers

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Millard County Chronicle (Delta)

Pacific Citizen (San Francisco)

Rafu Shinpo (Los Angeles)

Salt Lake Tribune

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