Letter and resolution of the Genevieve Parlor No. 132, Native Daughters of the Golden West with attached correspondence
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1943-03-08/1943-03-18
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Letter and resolution of the Genevieve Parlor No. 132, Native Daughters of the Golden West, San Francisco, California, opposed to the formation of a Japanese combat unit of the U.S. Army. Attached is a certification of a resolution of Riverside County [which is actually related to Item 17 of this folder, "Letter to the Clerk, Board of Supervisors, County of Riverside, California ..."]; a reply letter to the Recording Secretary, Genevieve Parlor No. 132, Native Daughters of the Golden West about Japanese American citizens in the Army; a letter to Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson from Congressman Thomas Rolph, 4th District, California, urging the Secretary's attention to the resolution; and a reply letter to Congressman Rolph from the Office of the Assistant Secretary of War expressing the views of the Secretary of War on the matter.
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letter, Secretary of War, Japanese Americans, Native Daughters of the Golden West, San Francisco (Calif.)
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