1942 Mobile Camp for Japanese-American Sugar Beet Workers

In July 1942, a mobile camp in Nyssa, Oregon, housed Japanese-Americans working in sugar beet fields. The Farm Security Administration provided standard wages for these laborers, ensuring fair compensation. This image captures a significant moment in history, reflecting the agricultural contributions of Japanese-American workers during World War II.

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