1900.1243 |
|
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Parade of Heros |
Timbang, Norma |
June 5, 1991 |
International Examiner |
1900.1244 |
|
|
Chinese Immigrants Balance Tradition and Change |
Woon |
July 17, 1991 |
International Examiner |
1900.1245 |
|
|
To Fight for a More Just Society - A Woman Accepts her Responsibility |
Hai-Jew |
Aug 7, 1991 |
International Examiner |
1900.1246 |
Article |
|
A Personal Account of a Community's Response to AIDS |
Shimabukuro, Robert |
|
International Examiner |
1900.1247 |
Article |
Refugee Women's Alliance (REWA) helps immigrant and refugee women with all kinds of help, including ESL classes, domestic abuse, and housing. Focuses on Asian American women. |
Agency helps women confront domestic violence, strive for self-sufficiency |
Akamine, Mary |
October 16, 199 |
International Examiner |
1900.1248 |
|
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Commission Finds Widespread Discrimination Against Asian Americans |
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|
International Examiner |
1900.1249 |
Article |
Article celebrates the 35th year anniversary of the Filipino Youth Activities (FYA). FYA is a Filipino dance and music ensemble that performers around Seattle, WA. |
Filipino Youth Activities celebrates 35 year anniversary |
Abellanosa, Ethelyn C. |
June 3, 1992 |
International Examiner |
1900.125 |
Article |
|
Just for Kicks |
Dizon, Kristin |
6/5/2003 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.125.001 |
|
|
Contemporary Artists Show A Different Asia |
Updike, Robin |
June 1, 1997 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1250 |
|
Stories May Unfold of Forgotten Asian Railworkers |
Stories May Unfold of Forgotten Asian Railworkers |
Wong |
July 15, 1992 |
International Examiner |
1900.1251 |
|
|
Social Service Team to Bring Model Program to Cambodia |
Wong |
Aug 19, 1992 |
International Examiner |
1900.1252 |
|
|
Korean Community Sponsors Historic Forum |
Howe, Danny Akiyama |
Sept. 2, 1992 |
International Examiner |
1900.1253 |
|
|
A Closer Look at San Francisco's Chinatown |
Wong, Dean |
March 18, 1992 |
International Examiner |
1900.1254 |
|
|
Translating the Work of Early Japanese Americans |
Akamine |
July 17, 1991 |
International Examiner |
1900.1255 |
|
|
Death at Age 104 Marks 'Close of an Era' |
Kimura |
April 5, 1989 |
International Examiner |
1900.1256 |
|
Motifs in Chinese Art |
Myths and Rebuses in Chinese Art |
Bartholomew |
July 1988 |
Booklet |
1900.1257 |
|
|
Exhibition of Chinese Temple Frescos |
|
1964 |
|
1900.1258 |
|
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Contemporary Chinese Paintings |
Sotheby's |
1980 |
Booklet |
1900.1259 |
|
|
Judge Rules Malabed, Baruso liable in Domingo, Viernes Case |
Takami |
January 24, 199 |
International Examiner |
1900.126 |
Article |
|
East Meets South at a Delta Table |
Nathan, Joan |
6/4/2003 |
New York Times |
1900.126.001 |
|
Review of "The God of Small Things" by Arundhati Roy. |
Power of Love, Review of "The God of Small Things" |
Wilber |
6/22/97 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1260 |
|
A fund raising effort to place a new headstone over the gravesite of Fillipino author and union activist resulted in several articles in the International Examiner, Ang Katipunan, the Seattle Times and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Also included in this packet is the list of contributors to the fund and the invitation and epitaph for the ceremony. |
Carlos Bulosan Memorial |
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1984 |
|
1900.1261 |
|
Stories on Local 37; Feb - March 1986; Oct - Nov. 1984 |
Alaskero News |
|
|
Newspaper |
1900.1262 |
|
Fiftieth anniversary of the Alaska Cannery Workers Union |
Alaskero |
De Vera |
1984 |
PN |
1900.1263 |
|
Program for celebration of 50th anniversary in Seattle. |
ILWU Local 37 Alaska Cannery workers 1934 - 1984, 50 Years |
|
1984 |
Program |
1900.1264 |
|
Making Kites |
1974 - Year of the Kite |
|
March 1974 |
Sunset Magazine |
1900.1265 |
|
|
The Amatuer Scientist |
Walker |
|
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1900.1266 |
|
|
Trial Evokes Memories of Gene and Silme |
Chew |
Dec 20, 1989 |
International Examiner |
1900.1267 |
|
Tour of the haunts of Asian American writers |
Literary Bus Tour of Seattle |
Higashi |
July 1998 |
Wordscape |
1900.1268 |
|
Paintings on postcards |
Chinese Art: Selections from the National Collections: Paintings, Series A, Part 1 |
National Palace Museum |
|
Postcards |
1900.1269 |
|
|
Plaintiff Attorneys Argue Marcos Responsible for Union Murders |
Takami |
Dec. 6, 1989 |
International Examiner |
1900.127 |
Article |
|
WWII and the Aleuts |
Kashima, Tetsuden |
February 19, 20 |
Seattle Times |
1900.127.001 |
|
|
A Conversation with Bright Sheng |
Atkins |
9/1/95 |
5/4 Magazine |
1900.1270 |
|
|
Marcoses Found Liable for Seattle Cannery Workers Union Murders |
Takami |
Dec. 20, 1989 |
International Examiner |
1900.1271 |
|
|
Poverty Sends Filipino Workers Overseas in Search of Better Lives |
Castilla |
|
International Examiner |
1900.1272 |
|
|
Domingo, Viernes v. Marcos Trial Set to begin After Seven Year Wait |
Shimabukuro |
Oct. 4, 1989 |
International Examiner |
1900.1273 |
|
|
Murder Trial Background: The Murders Created Fear and Anger |
Takami |
Dec. 6, 1989 |
International Examiner |
1900.1274 |
|
|
Lessons Learned From Ten Years of Struggle |
Domingo |
March 6, 1991 |
International Examiner |
1900.1275 |
Pamphlet |
Asian Pacific American and Canadian Craft Exhibition at the Wing Luke Museum May 23-September 8, 1996. This pamphlet contains features on each of the artists and their works. |
Beyond the Rock Garden: Craft Forms for a New World |
Tsutakawa, Mayumi |
1996 |
Wing Luke Asian Museum |
1900.1276 |
|
|
Asian American Historical Outline 1750-1980 |
Ogilvie |
July 1988 |
Outline |
1900.1277 |
|
Brief text descriptions, no photographs |
Costumes of the Minority Peoples of China |
Fei |
October 1980 |
Booklet |
1900.1278 |
|
Postcards of Miao people |
Minorities Guizhou China |
Lau |
1989 |
Postcards |
1900.1279 |
|
From an exhibit at the San Francisco Craft and Folk Art Museum |
Precious Place: Minority Costume and Textiles of Guizhou China |
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|
Booklet |
1900.128 |
Article |
|
WWII internments set Aleuts adrift from their islands |
Long. Levi J. |
February 19, 20 |
Seattle Times |
1900.128.001 |
|
Asian Art Museums, Exhibits |
What's Ahead and What's Important for Asian Americans in 1997 |
|
1/8/97 |
International Examiner |
1900.1280 |
Article |
Author explains how Chinese and Japanese calligraphy differs from Western calligraphy. |
Words with wings |
Loero, Diana |
April 18, 1978 |
The Christian Science Monitor |
1900.1281 |
Article |
The soroban (Japanese abacus) is still widely used in Japan because it is fast and cheap. In primary school, children are required to learn to use it for addition and subtraction. In contests, expert users of the soroban beat out the electronic computer. |
The abacus draws a bead on calculators |
|
February 1976 |
East Is East |
1900.1282 |
|
Color postcards of folk art |
The Graphic Art of Chinese Folklore |
National Museum of History |
|
Postcards |
1900.1283 |
|
|
Changes Being Considered To JACL 'No-No Boy' Resolution |
Abe |
April 18, 1990 |
International Examiner |
1900.1284 |
Article |
Review of the book "People's of Washington: Perspectives on Cultural Diversity" ed by Sid White and S.E. Solberg |
Diverse Stories Present 'Vigorous and Provocative' History |
Chew, Ron |
May 2, 1990 |
International Examiner |
1900.1285 |
|
Review of film "The Color of Honor" about Nisei military history. |
Film Unearths Heroism of Nisei in World War II |
Chew |
January 6, 1989 |
International Examiner |
1900.1286 |
|
|
Nikei Judo Champ in Olympics |
Nishwaki |
August 1992 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1287 |
|
|
Mikami Farm: 'We Worked Hard, We were Like Machines' |
Suguro |
December 1989 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1288 |
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|
Chris Kato and the Seattle Dojo: 'We're Here For the Community' |
Suguro |
April 1990 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1289 |
|
Kuniko and Marsha Takamura |
Takamuras Preserve Musical Traditions |
Suguro |
April 1990 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.129 |
Article |
|
Chinese Immigrants Making History |
Winfield, Phyllis |
August 30, 1990 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1290 |
|
Tazue Sasaki taught classical dance odori and shamisen |
Tazue Sasaki 'As Long as they are Willing, I'll Teach Them' |
Suguro |
April 1990 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1291 |
|
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Ikeda and Company |
Suguro |
May 1990 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1292 |
|
|
Mutual Fish: 'Quality and Service' |
Matsuda |
May 1990 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1293 |
|
|
Higo Variety Store |
Suguro |
May 1990 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1294 |
|
Tsutsumoto and State Drug |
''We Try to Accommodate Them as Best as Posssible' |
Yoshimura |
May 1990 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1295 |
|
Osami Namba and his wife Kinue started osami's Barbershop in 1969 |
Osami's Barbershop |
Tazuma |
May 1990 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1296 |
|
|
The No No Boys |
Sako and Gary Iwamoto |
Aug 1978 |
International Examiner |
1900.1297 |
|
Review of 'Men of the 100th/442nd' by Thelma Chang |
New Book Reveals 'Human Experience' of Nisei Soldiers |
Mochizuki, Ken |
Dec. 1991 |
Northwest Nikkei |
1900.1298 |
|
Desciption of soldiers of the 100th battalion of the 442 Regiment |
100th Infantrymen Draws Comment From Correspondent |
|
April 14, 1945 |
Minidoka Irrigator |
1900.1299 |
|
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45 Nisei Soldiers From All Centers Killed in Action |
|
Sept. 6, 1944 |
Minidoka Irrigator |
1900.130 |
Article |
|
Conference aims to develop mixed-race students' leadership skills |
Iwasaki, John |
4/3/2003 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
1900.130.001 |
|
Luck Ngi Musical Club |
Sam Yee: A Memoir - The Passing of a Well Known and Well Loved Seattle Chinese Pioneer |
|
1/8/97 |
International Examiner |
1900.1300 |
|
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J. Kanetomi, 442nd Rifleman Saves Company by Bravery |
|
Jan. 27, 1945 |
Minidoka Irrigator |
1900.1301 |
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Liberated 442nd member Relates Grim Experiences |
|
June 16, 1945 |
Minidoka Irrigator |
1900.1302 |
|
|
50 years Later: No No Boys Still Ask 'Why'? |
Abellanosa |
Feb. 12, 1992 |
Beacon Hill News |
1900.1303 |
|
|
Exhibit Offers a Sad Reminder of Wartime Hysteria |
Iritani, Evelyn |
Jan. 27, 1992 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1304 |
|
|
5 Killed, 15 Wounded in Southern France Action |
|
Nov. 11, 1944 |
Mindoka Irrigator |
1900.1305 |
|
Gordon Chang documenting Asian American history at Stanford |
Recovering the Stories of Interned Students |
Seawell, Mary Ann |
March - April |
Stanford Observer |
1900.1306 |
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The Last Inari and Makizushi Stand |
Hashimoto |
|
|
1900.1307 |
Article |
Several West Coast cities will receive cherry trees as a symbol of friendship between the US and Japan. Seattle will receive 1,000. |
Japanese Pledge 1,000 Cherry Trees to City |
Dunshire, Charles |
December 10, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1308 |
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1900.1309 |
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Pride and Shame: Exhibit and Program |
|
1972 |
Flyer |
1900.131 |
Article |
|
Flap over flag stirs passions |
Martelle, Scott |
4/6/2003 |
Seattle Times |
1900.131.001 |
|
|
Okinawan Music: Here and Now! |
Alessi |
4/1/96 |
The Pipe |
1900.1310 |
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1900.1311 |
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Getting There: Washington's Transportation Heritage |
|
1998 |
Program |
1900.1312 |
|
The first Hmong family to buy a permanent stall in the Pike Place market |
From Hill Tribe to High Stall |
Rex-Johnson |
9/6/98 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1313 |
|
"Harvest Son: Planting Roots in American Soil" by David Mas Masumoto |
Fertile Soil for a Family Tale |
Morris |
9/24/98 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1314 |
Article |
Traveling exhibition "Diamonds in the Rough: Japanese Americans in Baseball" |
Japanese American Baseball was more than a Pastime |
Greimel |
9/20/98 |
Seattle Times 9/20/98 |
1900.1315 |
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1998 Regional Taiko Gathering |
|
Oct. 1998 |
Program |
1900.1316 |
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Twenty years Later, Vietnam Refugee Meets His Rescuer |
San Nicolas-Perez |
February 7 - 13 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
1900.1317 |
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Salmon Exhibit Pits Man Vs. Machine |
Hunt |
January 30, 199 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1318 |
|
Centennial of Chinese Expulsion organized by Bettie Luke Kan |
Hopefully the Past will be the school for the future |
Mochizuki |
January 22, 198 |
International Examiner |
1900.1319 |
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Seattle Hires First Asian Woman Officer |
Chew, Ron |
October 16, 198 |
International Examiner |
1900.132 |
Article |
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Who exactly is Asian American? |
Sailer, Steve |
7/11/2002 |
|
1900.132.001 |
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Stereotypes |
Jackie Chan and the Ch**ks |
Kim, Justin A. |
4/1/96 |
The Pipe |
1900.1320 |
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1900.1321 |
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Seattle's Chinese Expulsion |
Dunn |
February 4, 198 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1322 |
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Recession Fueled the Anti- Chinese Riots |
Carter |
February 4, 198 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1323 |
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'Education' March Recalls Chinese Expulsion of 1886 |
Guillen |
February 9, 198 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1324 |
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School board decides to give diplomas to Japanese American students before they are evacuated. |
Minutes of Fife School Board Meeting |
|
March 24, 1942 |
Xerox copy |
1900.1325 |
|
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Korean Harvest Moon Festival |
Burke museum |
September 26, 1 |
Flyers |
1900.1326 |
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Finding Family Stories |
Japanese American National Museum |
1998 |
|
1900.1327 |
Article |
Chong Wa Association Chinese School |
Keeping China's Culture Alive in Seattle |
Strachan, Margaret Pitcairn |
May 8, 1949 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1328 |
Pamphlet |
|
For Asian Men Thinking About Coming Out |
|
1998 |
Flyer |
1900.1329 |
|
Fundraising for the Northwest Asian American Theatre |
Save Me a Seat.. |
Northwest Asian American Theatre |
1998 |
Brochure |
1900.133 |
Article |
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English professor becomes accidental TV star |
Roseth, Bob |
3/13/2003 |
University Week |
1900.133.001 |
Article |
Review of the Wing Luke Museum exhibit "Out of Focus - Media Stereotypes of Asian Pacfic Americans." |
Chinamen and Dragon Ladies Explored |
Beltran, Marie |
April 1996 |
The Pipe |
1900.1330 |
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Flipzoids |
Northwest Asian American Theatre |
1998 |
Brochure |
1900.1331 |
|
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I'm No Pug, I'm Korean |
Lee |
June 1997 |
Asianfocus |
1900.1332 |
|
comments on Stan Yogi's criticism of Page Smith's take on the Japanese American Internment |
Historian Criticized for Internment Interpretation |
Mainichi |
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1900.1333 |
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Asian American Studies Group inTurmoil Over a Rescinded Book Award |
Monaghan |
July 10, 1998 |
Chronicle of Higher Education |
1900.1334 |
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Brief descriptions of Dan Woo and Wing Luke and several others who have Seattle places named after them. |
The Stories Behind the Names |
Ricks, Ingrid |
July 13 - 19, 1 |
Downtown Source |
1900.1335 |
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The God of Fried Things |
Jindal, Julie |
July 9, 1998 |
Seattle Weekly |
1900.1336 |
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Filipino American Walking Tour |
|
1998 |
Flyer |
1900.1337 |
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Copy of CD of songs from the movie "Amerika" |
Two of a Kind |
|
1995 |
CD |
1900.1338 |
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1900.1339 |
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1900.134 |
Article |
Annoucement about the Chinese New Year celebrations in the Chinatown/International District |
Happy New Year, Chinese style, to be celebrated here |
|
January 30, 197 |
The Seattle Times |
1900.134.001 |
Article |
About Kin On Health Care Center and it's move to a second building in Rainier Valley. Includes statistics on the aging Asian American community in the United States. |
Kin On: A Profile on Caring for the Aging Community's Needs |
Yanagawa, Masatoshi |
Dec 18, 1996-Ja |
International Examiner |
1900.1340 |
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1900.1341 |
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Jackie Chan Kicks Butt |
Corsello |
August 1996 |
GQ |
1900.1342 |
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1900.1343 |
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Dec/Jan. 1995; Vol. 3, No. 1; April/May 1996, Feb. March 1996; Oct./ Nov. 1995; April/May 1995; Feb/March 1995; June/July 1995; Summer 1994; Vol. 2, No. 3; Aug/Sept. 1995; Aug/Sept. 1996; Winter 1994; June/July 1996; Apr/May 1997; April/May 1999; June/July 1999; June/July 2001 |
A Magazine |
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Magazine |
1900.1344 |
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Planting Seeds with Alan Lau |
Au Yong |
1998 |
Exhibition Resource |
1900.1345 |
|
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Environment and Removal: Japanese - American Internment in the Rocky Mountain Region 1942 - 1945 |
Ely |
July 1998 |
Thesis |
1900.1348 |
|
Vol. 5, 1990; |
Bulletin of the Shanghai Museum |
|
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Journal |
1900.1349 |
|
No. 96. |
Idemitsu Museum of Arts Bulletin |
|
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Journal |
1900.135 |
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1900.135.001 |
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Dance |
Minh Tran: Choreographer on the Move |
Rumler |
4/22/96 |
Northwest Asian Weekley |
1900.1350 |
|
Auction catalogue from Singapore |
The Path to Enlightenment: Buddhist Art through the Ages |
Spink Singapore |
1997 |
Catalogue |
1900.1351 |
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1900.1352 |
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1900.1354 |
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1900.1355 |
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Proud Oriental Auctions |
National Liberal Club |
1996 |
Magazine |
1900.1356 |
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Sotheby's: Japanese Works of Art |
|
1996 |
Magazine |
1900.1357 |
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1900.1358 |
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1900.1359 |
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1900.136 |
Newspaper |
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Minidoka Irrigator |
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1942-1943 |
WRA |
1900.136.001 |
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Composers |
Interview with Haruko Nishimura |
Omori |
4/22/96 |
Northwest Asian Weekley |
1900.1360 |
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1900.1361 |
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1900.1362 |
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Environment and Removal: Japanese American Internment in the Rocky Mountain Region |
Ely |
1998 |
Thesis |
1900.1363 |
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Japan in Washington State |
Japan America Society of the State of Washington |
1992 |
Booklet |
1900.1364 |
|
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A Collection of Chinese Proverbs |
Foster, trans. |
1916 |
Booklet |
1900.1365 |
Pamphlet |
Pamphlet - Info about the Chinese Historical Society of the Pacific Northwest, including history of, current activities, goals, current officers, and contact info. Agreement - Between the Society and the Wing Luke Museum where the Society will be housed in the Museum. |
Chinese Historical Society of the Pacific Northwest |
|
1983 |
Chinese Historical Society of the Pacific Northwest |
1900.1366 |
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Young Honor Old: Unique Ceremony Held in Chinese Community |
Norton |
|
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.1367 |
|
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Pastoral Scenes on Strategic Quemoy Deceiving |
Cunningham |
|
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1900.1368 |
Article |
Unoffical tolerance and police corruption kep the Wah Mee club alive for years. When the club finally died, it was at the hands of three men who left twelve dead bodies on the floor, and one man to tell the truth. Now, fifteen years after the most brutal massacre in Seattle history, one of the killers is asking for a new trial. |
Ghosts of the Wah Mee |
Matthews, Todd |
September 8, 19 |
The Seattle Scroll |
1900.1369 |
|
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Agency Helps Asian Immigrants Get a Handle on Life in the U.S. |
De Leon |
Oct. 23, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
1900.137 |
Document |
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Copper River Packing Company Labor Contract 1917 |
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1900.137.001 |
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Russian, Mexicano, Chicano, Filipino communities to be Showcases at 1997 Festival |
Ragland |
4/1/97 |
Northwest Folklife News |
1900.1370 |
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In Synk |
Pak |
November 1998 |
Koream Journal |
1900.1371 |
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Celebrating Community: Korean American Professionals Society |
Song |
November 1998 |
Koream Journal |
1900.1372 |
Booklet |
Booklet about the Pacific Science Center exhibit, China: 7,000 Years of Discovery (March 1-August 31, 1984, Seattle, WA). WLM Community sponsor. Contains an article by Shawn Wong on Chinese American history ("Long Time Gum Sahn" page 21). |
China: 7,000 Years of Discovery |
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1984 |
Pacific Science Center |
1900.1373 |
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Asian Art in the Seattle Art Museum |
Seattle Art Museum |
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1900.1374 |
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1900.1375 |
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Smithsonian War background studies |
Origin of the Far Eastern Civilizations: A Brief Handbook |
Bishop |
1942 |
Booklet |
1900.1376 |
Booklet |
Describes the evolution of Thai dress, for men and women, from around the 6th century to the present day. |
Thai Fashion Through the Ages |
Lapcharoen, Supajee, ed. |
March, 1979 |
Office of Public Relations Attache, The Royal Thai Embassy |
1900.1377 |
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China Between Revolutions: Photographs by Sydney Gamble 1917 - 1927 |
|
1989 |
Program |
1900.1379 |
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3 different articles on Larry Chinn:
"Larry Chinn of Seattle" by Milly Mullarky
" A kitemaker's handmade creatiions" by Ron Chew
"The Soaring Hobby of Mr. Chinn" by Patty Meeko |
Larry Chinn: Kite Maker |
|
1980 - 83 |
Articles |
1900.138 |
Article |
Union Station being considered to house Seattle's City Hall |
Yellow light for rail station plan |
Dunn, Ashley |
Jan. 24, 1985 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.138.001 |
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Portland Taiko |
Getting On 'Ki' |
Maves, Jr. |
8/8/96 |
the Oregonian |
1900.1380 |
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Shanghai Library |
|
1936 |
Booklet |
1900.1381 |
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Views of the Summer Palace: Peking |
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Booklet |
1900.1382 |
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1900.1383 |
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1900.1384 |
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Visiting Xinjiang |
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Brochure |
1900.1385 |
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An Organic Sense of Fun |
Farr, Sheila |
September 24, 1 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1386 |
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Passion for the Past |
Rose, Cynthia |
October 11, 199 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1387 |
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Hooking Up With History |
Rose, Cynthia |
October 12, 199 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1388 |
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What Shall I Read on Japan: an Introductory Guide |
Kublin, Hyman |
1957 |
Booklet |
1900.1389 |
Article |
Japanese American community leader Genji Mihara oversees the planting 1,000 cherry trees along Lake Washington Blvd, a symbol of friendship between the US and Japan. |
Cherry Trees for Seattle: Japanese Leader Awaits Dedication |
Tewkesbury, Don |
May 4, 1976 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.139 |
Newsletter |
A look at life in Camp Harmony. Includes drawings of the Camp and articles on what happend during that time. |
Camp Harmony Newsletter Souvenir Edition |
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August 14, 1942 |
Camp Harmony |
1900.139.001 |
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Russel Baba, Jazz |
A Weave of Sax, Taiko and Fue |
Pai |
5/15/96 |
International Examiner |
1900.1390 |
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Western views of Japan |
Seeing Japan |
Root |
1993 |
Booklet |
1900.1391 |
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Selections From Famous Ancient Chinese Paintings |
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1957 |
China News Press |
1900.1392 |
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Cultural Relics Unearthed in China |
Foreign language Press |
1975 |
Postcards |
1900.1393 |
Article |
Hiroki Sugihara to talk about his father, a Japanese diplomat in Lithuania, who saved some 6,000 Jews when he gave them visa despite instructions not to. |
One man's stand against Holocaust |
Eng, Lily |
October 8, 1997 |
The Seattle Times |
1900.1394 |
Article |
The author argues in favor of reparations to descendents of African American slaves. |
Sorry Isn't Good Enough |
White, Jack E |
June 30, 1997 |
Time Incorporated |
1900.1395 |
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Seattle Hires its First Asian Woman Officer |
Chew |
October 16, 198 |
International Examiner |
1900.1396 |
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Exorcising the Evil Spirits of History |
Mochizuki |
October 16, 198 |
International Examiner |
1900.1397 |
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Multi-racial children in King County and how they identify themselves. |
What are you? |
Bock, Paula |
November 15, 19 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1398 |
Periodical |
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Seattle Arts |
Seattle Arts Commission |
Sept - Nov, 199 |
Seattle Arts Commission |
1900.1399 |
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Fall 1996; |
The Raven Chronicles |
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Magazine |
1900.140 |
Articles |
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Bruce Lee Material |
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1900.140.001 |
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Asian American Theater |
Play Focuses on Why We Leave and Why We Stay |
Murao, Mari |
6/4/96 |
International Examiner |
1900.1400 |
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'You Have to Create the Right Place' |
McNelis, Megan |
April 6 - 12, 1 |
Downtown Source |
1900.1401 |
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Proclamations from various levels of US govenment on the 50th anniversary of the liberatin of the Philippines in WWII and an extensive biography of the Medal of Honor recipient, Jose Calugas. |
50th Anniversray of the Liberation of the Philippines |
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1995 |
Program |
1900.1402 |
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The Grand Kabuki Theatre of Japan |
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1990 |
Program |
1900.1403 |
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Standing Together |
De Leon |
June 12, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
1900.1404 |
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A History and Description of the Bainbridge Island Filipino American Community Hall |
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1994 |
Booklet |
1900.1406 |
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Filipino American National Historical Society |
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1998 |
Brochure |
1900.1407 |
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Book on the Rape of Nanking brings awareness to Asian American community |
Parent's Nightmare, Children's Quest |
Dao, James |
May 16, 1998 |
New York Times |
1900.1408 |
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Review of Takohachi Restaurant |
All-American Japanese Meals |
Hahn |
June 11, 1998 |
Seattle Weekly |
1900.1409 |
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There's a Symbol Problem to Leaving the Gang Life |
Ho, Vanessa |
June 15, 1998 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
1900.141 |
Document |
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Plans for Kong Yick Building |
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1900.141.001 |
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Taiko |
Running the Taiko Trail |
Lau |
6/4/96 |
International Examiner |
1900.1410 |
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Spirit of the Tiger: Folk Art of Korea |
Burke Museum |
1979 |
Booklet |
1900.1411 |
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Korea's History: Origins, Tradition, Modernization |
Korean Overseas Information Service |
1988 |
Booklet |
1900.1412 |
Booklet |
A booklet about the culture of Korea, which includes a map of Korea, Korean clothing, and Korean food. The booklet seems to belong in a Curriculum Box. |
Things Korean |
Chang, Roberta |
1975 |
University of Hawaii |
1900.1413 |
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The Cannery Murders |
Stamets |
August 4 - 10, |
The Weekly |
1900.1414 |
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Remembering Chris Mensalvas who died on April 11 of smoke inhalation from a fire. Summarizes his work in the Filipino labor unions. |
Chris Mensalvas: Daring to Dream |
Viernes, Gene |
May 1978 |
International Examiner |