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Instructions to all persons of Japanese ancestry living in the following area all that portion of the City of Los Angeles, State of California, within the boundry beginning at the intersection of Pico Boulevard and Arlington Avenue
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Instructions to all persons of Japanese ancestry living in the following area all that portion of the County of Orange, State of California, beginning at the point at which the Los Angeles-Orange line meets the Pacific Ocean
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Broadside with exclusion orders for Japanese Americans living in northern part of Orange County, California, an area roughly bordered by the Los Angeles-Orange County border to the north, and Westminster Boulevard to the south by May 17, 1942. Orders "a responsible member of each family" as well as individuals living alone to report to the Civil Control Station at 249 East Center Street, Anaheim California between May 11 to May 12, 1942. Includes instructions on what individuals and families may or may not bring to the incarceration camps.
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Civilian exclusion order. No. 22
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Civilian exclusion order. No. 60
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Map of East Redondo : being a subdivision of the westerly portion of the McDonald Tract ; adjoining Redondo Beach, Rancho San Pedro, Los Angeles Co., Cala
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An area view of Windward Avenue in Venice, California, [showing a Turkish Bath House, theaters, an apartment house and automobiles common to 1914 parked along the street. There is a large sign at the intersection that reads: VENICE. People are socializing along the street and there is a horse-drawn wagon approaching the camera.]
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