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Memorandum to Commanding Generals of all Service Commands from the Adjutant General dated September 16, 1942 unsigned
No full textUnsigned memorandum amending earlier memo, to say Japanese ancestry members of the Enlisted Reserve Corps will not be recalled to active duty and will be discharged as prescribed
Memorandum to the Commanding General, First Service Command from the Adjutant General dated September 16, 1942 unsigned with attached list
No full textUnsigned memorandum amending earlier memo, to say Japanese ancestry members of the Enlisted Reserve Corps will not be recalled to active duty and will be discharged as prescribed. With list of all other Commanding Generals
Memo discussing meeting to be held re: induction of Japanese Nationals
No full textUnsigned memo detailing the points to be discussed during the coming conference on the induction of Japanese nationals. Included is a memo from McCloy to Secretary of State to invite him into the discussion
Process of Induction and Papers Given to An Inductee
Get PDFUnsigned document detailing the induction process for the Army. The process involves a physical exam, then placement in enlisted reserve for 7 days, provision of orders, then instruction to present to designated center at the end of the 7 days
Telegram to Scobey
No full textUnsigned telegram from Signal Corps, Fort Douglas to Executive to Assistant Secretary of War William P. Scobey indicating that inductees will be uniformed prior to going on 7-day reserve
Newspaper article entitled "Officer Urges Aid to China"
No full textUnsigned, undated newspaper article entitled "Officer Urges Aid to China" from an unknown publication. The article quotes Lieutenant Wesley Clair Farnham, an oil company representative captured by Japanese soldiers in Hong Kong, as saying that Japanese people are inherently cruel, sadistic and untrustworthy
Memo Regarding the Induction of Japanese Aliens - unsigned
No full textMemo directing the publication of instructions for the voluntary enlistment of highly-qualified Japanese nationals into the Military Intelligence Service and other specialty services
Telegram from unsigned author to Minnie Meacham Carter
Get PDFAn unsigned telegram sent to Minnie Meacham Carter upon the death of Amon Giles Carter. The telegram expresses condolences about his death.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_meachamcarterpapers/1594/thumbnail.jp
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