baseball aficionados and agnostics alike were pleased by the news.

They forget this might be the first time for a passenger coming through security.We were there a few months and (in September 1942) they sent us by train to Utah.

He became a supervisory officer with the Transportation Security Administration.until 25 or 30 years after the war when this photographer from The Sacramento Bee found people who were at Topaz.he was dead from tuberculosis.

and I still remember the smell of horse manure.Topaz was a step up from Tanforan.

of Oakdale passed away on Nov.

but I know for a lot of the older generation it really sucked.He knew about the power of fences; that power has stayed with him and other survivors throughout their lives.

We were not at Tule Lake for religious reasons.The National Trust for Historic Preservation named Minidoka one of the 11 Most Endangered Historic Places in 2022.

surrounded by armed guards and guard towers.Whats happening in Minidoka is happening across the country.