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    Successful Seattle Cherry Blossom Festival　Draws Thousands of Visitors with Impressive　Ondekoza Performance...

    Spring Event Begins Music and Movie Night in 1964

    25 Years after Mass Removal

    Rev. Katagiri Selected Chariman of EOB in 1967

    Nakata Brothers Run Supermarket in Winslow in 1957

    Supporting Issei Book Project in 1966

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    Sister Port Relationship between Kobe and Seattle to Begin in May...

    Ishii Wins Northwest Dealer “Oscar” Award in 1967

    Ishii Wins Northwest Dealer “Oscar” Award in 1967

    Nisei Queen and Princess in 1967

    Nisei Queen and Princess in 1967

    Discovering the Tomb of Umekichi Takahashi in Reno in 1967

    Haruko Tokita, Mother of the Year in 1967

    New Golf Course Opened in 1967

    Very Few American Women Visit Japan in 1967

    YS-11 Test Flight Held in Boeing Field in 1967

    YS-11 Test Flight Held in Boeing Field in 1967

    Four Local Nikkei Volunteers Army in April, 1966

    Four Local Nikkei Volunteers Army in April, 1966

    Trade Fair to Introduce Kendo with Judo in 1958

    Racism Not Easily Disappear: Nikkei Student Denied His Admission to...

    Webster Dictionary Edits “JAP” as “Insulting Word” in 1958

    Father Tibesar to be Celebrated in 1968

    Nisei Veterans Committee Hosts Appreciation Issei Night Event in 1964

    Three Japanese Baseball Players Signs Minor League Contract with San Francisco...

    Ted Kitajo from Seattle Named as Most Outstanding Airman of the...

    Pastor Andrews Receives Boy Scout Distinguished Award in 1958

    Groundbreaking Ceremony for Seattle Betsuin Memorial Hall in 1964

    Matsutake Contest Photo from 1956

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