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Keywords: Miné Okubo is speaking at a tea in her honor (G-827).jpg en Miss Mine Okubo Nisei who resettled to New York from the Topaz Center is speaking at a tea in her honor at the opening of an exhibit of her drawings and paintings of center life at the American Common in New York City on March 6 under the auspices of the Common Council for American Unity Miss Okubo came East in 1944 to serve as contributing artist to Fortune Magazine's special issue on Japan She has also contributed to the New York Times Saturday Review of Literature Survey Graphic and Lamp She recently completed a manuscript for a book about the evacuation of Japanese Americans from the West Coast Born in Riverside Calif her art work has been widely exhibited on the West Coast where she won several prizes The University of California awarded her the B A and M A degrees and in 1938 its highest art honor--the Bertha Henicke Taussig Memorial Traveling Fellowship On this she studied for two years in Europe She returned to this country when the war started and began work almost immediately at the Golden Gate Fair demonstrating fresco painting She was evacuated to the Tanforan Center in May 1942 and taught art for six months At Central Utah she was on the staff of the Topaz Times and art editor of Trek Her father a married brother and family are at the Poston Center Another brother teaches art at Heart Mountain A married sister and family resettled in Brooklyn N Y Two other brothers are in the U S Army--Pvt Senji who recently returned from France with the Purple Heart after service with the 442nd Regimental Combat Team and Pfc Soku who is stationed at Fort Snelling Minn -- Photographer Fujihira Toge -- New York New York 3/6/45 <br />Identifier Volume 40 Section E<br />WRA no G-827<br />War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement Series 12 Relocation new homes etc various places <br />Courtesy of UC Berkeley Bancroft Library 1945-03-06 UC Berkeley Bancroft Library via the http //content cdlib org/ark /13030/ft8k40081n/ Online Archive of California Fujihira Toge other versions PD-USGov Uploaded with UploadWizard Miné Okubo
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