Scope and Contents This folder contains reports showing the status of each department in the relocation center and noting what progress, if any, has been made. The reports relate to all aspects of community life: education, health services, building construction and maintenance, employment, community government, cooperative enterprises, internal security, administration, and problems relating to relocation. The report from January-March 1943, discusses the problems and violence of the organized resistance to the...

Scope and Contents Continuous reports and memoranda from John D. Cook to Project Chiefs concerned primarily with activities and problems dealing more directly with the daily lives of the evacuees. Reports give a good picture of life in relocation centers. Sample reports include information on evacuees: births, deaths, transfers, mental cases; special problems or incidents in the centers such as riots, robberies, arrests, trials, fires, employee strikes, unwed mothers; reports on Japanese festivals and...

Scope and Contents This folder contains War Savings Bonds, problems of segregation, compiled answers to a questionnaire to relocated evacuees dealing with their adjustment to the outside. There are also additional reports on incidents and problems at Tule Lake.

Scope and Contents The folder contains registration forms for the Selective Service and Leave Clearance Programs, at Tule Lake. There are also reports describing the resistance to relocation and actions taken by the center, the FBI, and the army.

Scope and Contents This folder contains reports concerning the arrest of an intoxicated evacuee and the physical abuse received from the Military Police.