Knox urges Roosevelt to take action on dealing with Japanese population in Hawaii

President Roosevelt decides it's time to end Japanese-American internment

Stimson, Henry L.

November 1944

Note to Assistant Secretary of War John J. McCloy from Secretary of War Stimson regarding a Cabinet ...

Response to request for restoration of civil rights in Hawii

Knox, Frank

December 1942

Letter from Frank Knox to the president of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, regarding modifications...

U.S. Navy Commander Ford from Honolulu claims extensive spying by Japanese Americans in Oahu

Donovan, William J.

April 1942

Donovan provides Frank Knox with excerpts from a letter from Commander John Ford in Honolulu. For...

Knox urges Roosevelt to take action on dealing with Japanese population in Hawaii

Knox, Frank

October 1942

Knox advises the President to not comment on Bill before Congress to deprive Americans of Japanese a...

President Roosevelt directs Stimson and Knox to do something about the security threat to Hawaii by the large number of Japanese in the Islands

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

April 1942

President Roosevelt concurs with Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox's concerns regarding security of H...

Recommendation to Frank Knox regarding treatment of Japanese-Americans as potential enemies.

Lasker, Bruno

December 1943

Letter to Frank Knox warning that treating Japanese-Americans as potential enemies will create probl...

Ickes urges Knox to allow Americans of Japanese ancestry to serve in the Navy and Marine Corps

Ickes, Harold L.

April 1944

Letter from Interior Secretary Ickes to Frank Knox urging reconsideration of Navy policy barring A...

Frank Knox asserts that Japanese-Americans in Oahu are a "constant menace."

Knox, Frank

December 1943

Letter from Frank Knox to Bruno Lasker rebuffing concerns stated in Lasker's letter, and asserting t...

Navy Secretary Knox's position on evacuation of Japanese from Hawaii.

Navy Secretary Frank Knox's position on evacuation of Japanese from Hawaii. Appears to be a draft f...

President authorizes evacuation of up to 15000 Japanese Americans to the mainland if they are determined to be "potentially dangerous to national security"

Deane, J. R.

July 1942

Earlier memorandum by President Roosevelt on evacuating Japanese residents of Hawaii is rescinded an...

Contraints that should be included in forming policy for evauating Japanese Americans from Hawaii

McCloy, John

March 1941

John J. McCloy advises General Eisenhower of the practical considerations that need to constrain an...

Letter to Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox concerning defense of Hawaii

Ford, Leland M.

May 1942

Letter to the Secretary of the Navy from Congressman Leland M Ford of California, regarding concern...

Policy re: evacuation of Japanese from Hawaii approved by the President

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

April 1942

Eisenhower advises John J. McCloy of the policy for evacuation of Japanese from Hawaii, as approved ...

Discusses possible telegram to FO on reasons why US may not be willing to take action on possible Japanese aggression to Russia

Illegible

Discusses possible telegram to FO on reasons why US may not be willing to take action on possible Ja...

Citizen letter to House Majority Leader McCormack requesting action to remedy the Japanese American threat to Hawaiian Islands

Ayer, Charles F.

June 1942

Charles F. Ayer conveys to House Majority Leader the concerns of Navy officers in Hawaii over the la...

President Roosevelt decides it's time to end Japanese-American internment

Stimson, Henry L.

November 1944

Note to Assistant Secretary of War John J. McCloy from Secretary of War Stimson regarding a Cabinet ...

Response to request for restoration of civil rights in Hawii

Knox, Frank

December 1942

Letter from Frank Knox to the president of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, regarding modifications...

U.S. Navy Commander Ford from Honolulu claims extensive spying by Japanese Americans in Oahu

Donovan, William J.

April 1942

Donovan provides Frank Knox with excerpts from a letter from Commander John Ford in Honolulu. For...

Knox urges Roosevelt to take action on dealing with Japanese population in Hawaii

Knox, Frank

October 1942

Knox advises the President to not comment on Bill before Congress to deprive Americans of Japanese a...

President Roosevelt directs Stimson and Knox to do something about the security threat to Hawaii by the large number of Japanese in the Islands

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

April 1942

President Roosevelt concurs with Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox's concerns regarding security of H...

Recommendation to Frank Knox regarding treatment of Japanese-Americans as potential enemies.

Lasker, Bruno

December 1943

Letter to Frank Knox warning that treating Japanese-Americans as potential enemies will create probl...

Ickes urges Knox to allow Americans of Japanese ancestry to serve in the Navy and Marine Corps

Ickes, Harold L.

April 1944

Letter from Interior Secretary Ickes to Frank Knox urging reconsideration of Navy policy barring A...

Frank Knox asserts that Japanese-Americans in Oahu are a "constant menace."

Knox, Frank

December 1943

Letter from Frank Knox to Bruno Lasker rebuffing concerns stated in Lasker's letter, and asserting t...

Navy Secretary Knox's position on evacuation of Japanese from Hawaii.

Navy Secretary Frank Knox's position on evacuation of Japanese from Hawaii. Appears to be a draft f...

President authorizes evacuation of up to 15000 Japanese Americans to the mainland if they are determined to be "potentially dangerous to national security"

Deane, J. R.

July 1942

Earlier memorandum by President Roosevelt on evacuating Japanese residents of Hawaii is rescinded an...

Contraints that should be included in forming policy for evauating Japanese Americans from Hawaii

McCloy, John

March 1941

John J. McCloy advises General Eisenhower of the practical considerations that need to constrain an...

Letter to Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox concerning defense of Hawaii

Ford, Leland M.

May 1942

Letter to the Secretary of the Navy from Congressman Leland M Ford of California, regarding concern...

Policy re: evacuation of Japanese from Hawaii approved by the President

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

April 1942

Eisenhower advises John J. McCloy of the policy for evacuation of Japanese from Hawaii, as approved ...

Discusses possible telegram to FO on reasons why US may not be willing to take action on possible Japanese aggression to Russia

Illegible

Discusses possible telegram to FO on reasons why US may not be willing to take action on possible Ja...

Citizen letter to House Majority Leader McCormack requesting action to remedy the Japanese American threat to Hawaiian Islands

Ayer, Charles F.

June 1942

Charles F. Ayer conveys to House Majority Leader the concerns of Navy officers in Hawaii over the la...

President Roosevelt decides it's time to end Japanese-American internment

Stimson, Henry L.

November 1944

Note to Assistant Secretary of War John J. McCloy from Secretary of War Stimson regarding a Cabinet ...

Response to request for restoration of civil rights in Hawii

Knox, Frank

December 1942

Letter from Frank Knox to the president of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, regarding modifications...

U.S. Navy Commander Ford from Honolulu claims extensive spying by Japanese Americans in Oahu

Donovan, William J.

April 1942

Donovan provides Frank Knox with excerpts from a letter from Commander John Ford in Honolulu. For...

Knox urges Roosevelt to take action on dealing with Japanese population in Hawaii

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