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Ill and Gary Ofake wj itation on Diamonds in the < Re Americans in Baseball wh> lot the Arizona Hall of Fame i Open House - Visit NJAHS' new offices in Japantown! 22 Peace Plaza, Ste 225. Sat., April 17, 4-6 pm. Help us open our new offices in Miyako Mall and celebrate the Cherry Blossom Festival! Check out the latest development of our ( ips. Free. Return and Remembrance at the Presidio. See right for details. Diamonds in the Rough: Japanese Americans in Baseball National Baseball Hall of Fame Feb. 1-April 22, 1998 •Cooperstown, NY (Excerpts from Exhibit) Info: (607)547-7200 Arizona Hall of Fame Museum Feb. 2-May 29, 1998 • Phoenix, Arizona (Complete Exhibit) Info: (602)255-2110 Oregon Sports Hall of Fame July 1-Sept. 30,1998•Portland, Oregon (Complete Exhibit) Info: (503)227-7466 A More Perfect Union, Japanese Americans and the U.S. Constitution, June 25-Aug. 4, San Francisco Main Public Library. See our next issue for details on exhibits and programs. Call (415)921-5007 or check our websiterwww.nikkeiheritage.org for more information and the latest program updates. 1 itffl fJ..J,U.«fl t'^mm^mm^ This .. ;.'/;" e National Japanese American Historical Society and thi ts to interpret Japanese American history in the Presidio. Keynote Speakers: Congressman Robert Matsui and Wakatsuki Houston Other events include: • Unveiling of the new outdoor interpretive sign for the MISLS building, sign was funded by NJAHS and the Military Intelligence Associations of America and was designed and installed by the National Park Service. Honoring of Supreme Court plaintiffs Fred Korematsu and Gordon Hirabayashi. • Demonstration of NJAHS' Children of the Camps CD-ROM program • MIS videos: 50 Years of Silence and others. • Walking tours of Japanese American history in the Presidio. Dinner Honoring Fred Korematsu and Gordon Hirabayashi May 18,1998, 6pmr Fort Mason Officers' Club $100. Proceeds will benefit NJAHS educational programs. Speakers: Gordon Hirabayashi and Assemblyman Nan Takasugi For more information about the Park Partner Ceremony or the dinner, AHS at (415)921-! , 1,,.... A moving journey of remembrance and discovery, a camp pilgrimage is a must for anyone with an interest in the camp experience, even if you or your family were not incarcerated at Tule Lake or Manzanar. It is illuminating and healing to view the interior of a barrack, to walk the desolate landscape where barracks once stood, and to hear the stories of internees first-hand. Activities include camp tours, panel discussions, intergenerational discussion groups, cultural program, and optional walks, workshops, and more. Space is limited. Register early! Call for info: Manzanar: (310)301-4915 • Tule Lake: (510)524-2624. National Japanese American Historical Society 22 Peace Plaza, Suite 225, San Francisco, CA 94115-3611 (415) 921-5007 • Fax: (415) 921-5087 Website: http://www.nikkeiheritage.org email: njahs@nikkeiheritage.org Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage PAID San Francisco, CA Permit No. 548 Forwarding And Return Postage Guaranteed Address Correction Required supporting 1322 dtexs3/07/99 Hr. Fred Hirasuna 1416 U. Stuart Ave. Fresno CA 93711
Object Description
Title | A Little Known Case For Redress Railroad and Mine Workers |
Description | The Seasonal Magazine, Nikkei Heritage, publishes another volume of their magazine. |
Subjects | Industry and employment--Railroad |
Type | image |
Genre | Periodicals |
Language | eng |
Collection | Hirasuna Family Papers |
Collection Description | 20 items |
Project Name | California State University Japanese American Digitization Project |
Rights | Rights not yet transferred |
Description
Local ID | csufr_hfp_0704 |
Project ID | csufr_hfp_0704 |
Title | Page 21 |
Creator | National Japanese American Historical Society |
Date Created | 1998 - 00 - 00 |
Subjects | Industry and employment--Railroad |
Type | image |
Genre | Periodicals |
Language | eng |
Collection | Hirasuna Family Papers |
Collection Description | 8.40 x 10.89in |
Rights | Rights not yet transferred |
Transcript | Ill and Gary Ofake wj itation on Diamonds in the < Re Americans in Baseball wh> lot the Arizona Hall of Fame i Open House - Visit NJAHS' new offices in Japantown! 22 Peace Plaza, Ste 225. Sat., April 17, 4-6 pm. Help us open our new offices in Miyako Mall and celebrate the Cherry Blossom Festival! Check out the latest development of our ( ips. Free. Return and Remembrance at the Presidio. See right for details. Diamonds in the Rough: Japanese Americans in Baseball National Baseball Hall of Fame Feb. 1-April 22, 1998 •Cooperstown, NY (Excerpts from Exhibit) Info: (607)547-7200 Arizona Hall of Fame Museum Feb. 2-May 29, 1998 • Phoenix, Arizona (Complete Exhibit) Info: (602)255-2110 Oregon Sports Hall of Fame July 1-Sept. 30,1998•Portland, Oregon (Complete Exhibit) Info: (503)227-7466 A More Perfect Union, Japanese Americans and the U.S. Constitution, June 25-Aug. 4, San Francisco Main Public Library. See our next issue for details on exhibits and programs. Call (415)921-5007 or check our websiterwww.nikkeiheritage.org for more information and the latest program updates. 1 itffl fJ..J,U.«fl t'^mm^mm^ This .. ;.'/;" e National Japanese American Historical Society and thi ts to interpret Japanese American history in the Presidio. Keynote Speakers: Congressman Robert Matsui and Wakatsuki Houston Other events include: • Unveiling of the new outdoor interpretive sign for the MISLS building, sign was funded by NJAHS and the Military Intelligence Associations of America and was designed and installed by the National Park Service. Honoring of Supreme Court plaintiffs Fred Korematsu and Gordon Hirabayashi. • Demonstration of NJAHS' Children of the Camps CD-ROM program • MIS videos: 50 Years of Silence and others. • Walking tours of Japanese American history in the Presidio. Dinner Honoring Fred Korematsu and Gordon Hirabayashi May 18,1998, 6pmr Fort Mason Officers' Club $100. Proceeds will benefit NJAHS educational programs. Speakers: Gordon Hirabayashi and Assemblyman Nan Takasugi For more information about the Park Partner Ceremony or the dinner, AHS at (415)921-! , 1,,.... A moving journey of remembrance and discovery, a camp pilgrimage is a must for anyone with an interest in the camp experience, even if you or your family were not incarcerated at Tule Lake or Manzanar. It is illuminating and healing to view the interior of a barrack, to walk the desolate landscape where barracks once stood, and to hear the stories of internees first-hand. Activities include camp tours, panel discussions, intergenerational discussion groups, cultural program, and optional walks, workshops, and more. Space is limited. Register early! Call for info: Manzanar: (310)301-4915 • Tule Lake: (510)524-2624. National Japanese American Historical Society 22 Peace Plaza, Suite 225, San Francisco, CA 94115-3611 (415) 921-5007 • Fax: (415) 921-5087 Website: http://www.nikkeiheritage.org email: njahs@nikkeiheritage.org Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage PAID San Francisco, CA Permit No. 548 Forwarding And Return Postage Guaranteed Address Correction Required supporting 1322 dtexs3/07/99 Hr. Fred Hirasuna 1416 U. Stuart Ave. Fresno CA 93711 |