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Full title:Miss May Yasutake, formerly of the Minidoka Relocation Center, left early in June this year to accept a job as cashier at the cafeteria of the University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her brother, Seichi, and three other boys from the Minidoka Center also work as helpers in the cafeteria. May's roommate is a Caucasian girl who is teaching at the University during the summer. May, herself, taught in one of the nursery schools at the Minidoka Center, and also worked as a nurse's aide in the hospital there. Her father was an interpreter for the U.S. Immigration Service before evacuation. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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