Jan. 27, 1942: Two photo combo of Terminal Island with defense plant fence on left and Japanese-owned fishing boats on right. Original two photo combo not located. This version made from scans of original 4- by 5-inch negatives. The white line designates a portion from each negative.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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February 1942: Impounded Japanese fishing boats, Fish Harbor, Terminal Island, Los Angeles.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Los Angeles Times Archive/UCLA
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A sign in Japanese and English at Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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Japanese attendant pumping gas at Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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A Japanese youngster poses with a sign in a store on Terminal Island.
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Police Det. George A. Prettyman, left, and Police Det. Lee Slajer, background, have Tyrmon Uchi, Japanese alien, lock up his wine and beer and close his store in the 200 block of West. 3rd Street in San Pedro. The State Board of Equalization had forbidden all alien and second-generation Japanese to sell liquor.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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A group of American-born Japanese, left, watch an FBI agent, background, bring a detained man down an alley at Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Charles Crawford / Los Angeles Times
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A group of American-born Japanese watch two FBI agents down at the end of an alley during a roundup of Japanese aliens on Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Charles Crawford / Los Angeles Times
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Feb. 2, 1942: Japanese on bus headed to the United States Immigration Detention Station on Terminal Island during roundup of Japanese nationals living on Terminal Island. Photo published Feb. 3, 1942 in the LA Times.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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Federal agents during roundup of Japanese aliens on Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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Federal agents during a roundup of Japanese on Terminal Island. The Times reported the next morning that 336 Japanese were detained.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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Japanese sit in a car as federal agents round up aliens on Terminal Island. The Times reported the next morning that 336 Japanese were detained.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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During roundup of Japanese on Terminal Island, Akamura Onishi is stopped and questioned by an FBI agent. Onishi was instructed to go to his home.
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Japanese are rounded up at Fish Harbor on Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Federal agents round up Japanese aliens on Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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Federal agents round up Japanese on Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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Federal agents round up Japanese on Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Hugh Arnott / Los Angeles Times
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Los Angeles detectives interview a Japanese man in Fish Harbor.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Moving from Shinto temple on Terminal Island on U.S. Navy orders is the priest Shinkichi Miyoshi. After 40 years at the temple, he had to dismantle items for the move.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Moving from Shinto temple on Terminal Island on U.S. Navy orders is the priest Shinkichi Miyoshi. After 40 years at the temple, he had to dismantle items for the move.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Japanese residents of Terminal Island load a truck after the U.S. Navy ordered the area cleared. About 3,000 Japanese were ordered off Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Los Angeles Times
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Pvt. Ed Collinash serves papers on Shiro Matsushita ordering him to move out of Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Harry K. Masai, naturalized American and World War I veteran, in front of a truck filled with his belongings during moving day for Japanese on Terminal Island. Masai had been a fisherman and was moving to Hanford. He said he had no resentment and moving was part of his contribution to the war.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Trucks are loaded during moving day on Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Trucks are loaded during moving day on Terminal Island. All residents, not just Japanese, were evicted by the U.S.Navy in the Fish Harbor and Brighton Beach areas of Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Trucks are loaded during moving day on Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Moving day for Japanese on Terminal Island. Boxes are piled up in a room with a portrait of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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Trucks are loaded during moving day on Terminal Island.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wayne B. Cave / Los Angeles Times
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