#7 Mei Yamasaki, relocated in Indianapolis from the Tule Lake Center, is now employed as secretary and office manager of The Union, an Indiana labor paper, 1944.

Mei Yamasaki, relocated in Indianapolis from the Tule Lake Center, is now employed as secretary and office manager of The Union, an Indiana labor paper, 1944.

Japanese-American Reintegrating into American society after the Wartime Internment, 1945

#7 Mei Yamasaki, relocated in Indianapolis from the Tule Lake Center, is now employed as secretary and office manager of The Union, an Indiana labor paper, 1944.

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