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Title: Memo on Fear of Deportation
Creator: Department of Social Welfare - War Services Bureau
Date Created and/or Issued: March 30, 1945
Publication Information: California State Archives, a division of the California Secretary of State's Office
Contributing Institution: California State Archives
Collection: California State Government & the Incarceration of Japanese Americans During World War II
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Description: Office Memorandum from Alice B. Guess to Bertha S. Underhill regarding assistance and deportation; for response, see Correspondence on Fear of Deportation (F3729_109_001a)
Type: text
Format: 400dpi JPEG, 24-bit color
Identifier: F3729_109_001b
http://exhibits.sos.ca.gov/items/show/10443
Language: English
Subject: Effect of Enemy Alien Assistance on Deportation
Place: California
Source: F3729:109; "Resettlement Assistance, Eligibility"
Relation: F3729_109_001a

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