Memo from Captain Albert H. Moffitt, Jr., by order of Colonel Bendetsen to staff of the Wartime Civil Control Administration, May 3, 1942

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DERI 'S5 COMMAND AND FOURTH ARMY

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CTViL. CONROE ADMIN I STAATION

1231 Market Street

San Francisco, Calis ornia

Memorancum to the Staffs

The arrival at thie headcuarters of Major Lloyd F. Harris,

0-20/,390, Cavalry, is announcec, Major Harris is to serve as Liason

Officer, Northern California Sector, relieving

and. will occupy offices in Room Ne. 417, phone

Major Harris is residing temporarily in Building T-97,

Presidio of San Francisco, tolephone Pre

By orcer of Coloncl

Dieu, 'P!

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William J. Mountin material relating to forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans

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Title: Memo from Captain Albert H. Moffitt, Jr., by order of Colonel Bendetsen to staff of the Wartime Civil Control Administration, May 3, 1942
Contributor: Moffitt, Albert H.
Bendetsen, Karl R.
United States. Wartime Civil Control Administration
Date: 1942 May 03
Identifier: MS-3196_0020
Description: Memo from Albert H. Moffitt by order of Karl R. Bendetsen to staff of the Wartime Civil Control Administration, announcing the arrival of Major Lloyd F. Harris to serve as Liaison Officer for the Northern California Sector, replacing Lieutenant Colonel L. E. Rolfo.
Genre: Memorandum
Physical description: 1 page, 10.5 x 8 inches, typescript
Preferred citation: Memo from Captain Albert H. Moffitt, Jr., by order of Colonel Bendetsen to staff of the Wartime Civil Control Administration, May 3, 1942; William J. Mountin material relating to forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans, MS-3196; California Historical Society.
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Topical subject(s): Japanese Americans
World War II--Administration--Western Defense Command
World War II--Administration--Wartime Civil Control Administration
Named subject(s): United States. Army. Western Defense Command
United States. Wartime Civil Control Administration
Geographical subject(s): San Francisco (Calif.)
Finding Aid: null
Collection identifier: MS-3196