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San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
Letter from Peter SooHoo to Lieutenant Joseph Shaw, City Hall, Los Angeles, inviting him to the formal opening and luncheon on June 25th, 1938.
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Telegram from Peter SooHoo, Secretary of the Los Angeles Chinatown, to Governor Frank Marriam informing him that they have reorganized the opening celebration to earlier in the day so he can attend. Telegram stresses the number of Chinese-American that will present at the opening. They ask him to reconsider and come.
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A four page letter from Peter SooHoo to Frank L. Shaw, Mayor of Los Angeles, reviewing the many plans developed and cast aside for the development of a new Chinatown to replace the Old Chinatown being torn down. SooHoo discusses the roadblocks, the pitfalls of these plans, and the determination of the Chinese-American community to succeed in building their own Chinatown.
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A two page letter from Peter SooHoo to Frank L. Shaw, Mayor of Los Angeles, reviewing the many plans developed and cast aside for the development of a new Chinatown to replace Old Chinatown being torn down.
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A two page letter, possibly a draft, from Peter SooHoo to Frank L. Shaw, Mayor of Los Angeles, reviewing the many plans developed and cast aside for the development of a new Chinatown to replace Old Chinatown being torn down.
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A single page letter from Byron C. Hanna, President of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, to Peter SooHoo, Secretary, Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, inviting SooHoo to a luncheon regarding the resettlement of the merchants from Old Chinatown.
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