Henry Kasahara, Harry Ikebasu, and Herbert Endo, employed at the Omaha Cold Storage Company, Eighth and Farnan Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. ...

1944-04

War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement, 1942-1945 circa 1941-1947

WRA no. G-510

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Full title:Henry Kasahara, Harry Ikebasu, and Herbert Endo, employed at the Omaha Cold Storage Company, Eighth and Farnan Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. Harry Ikebasu, age 30, and his wife, Mary, have been in Omaha, Nebraska, for over a year. They are one of the most popular young couples in Omaha. Harry wasn't satisfied until he got into a position where he could help win the war. He is employed in the egg-drying department of the Omaha Cold Storage Company and is in complete charge of all of the intricate machinery that is involved in the process of drying eggs. Harry has working with him Henry Kasahara and Herbert Endo, who have been in Omaha about four months. These boys lost no time in getting to work after their arrival. Mr. Martin, the superintendent, and the foreman say that these boys are very well liked by their fellow employees, are dependable, and are doing an excellent job. Omaha, Nebraska.
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