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A snapshot of the Asian community in 1930s San Diego.(6C Paper)(Brief article)

Publication: Chinese America: History and Perspectives

Publication Date: 01-JAN-07

Author: Lee, Murray K.

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"In 1930 the Asian community remained in eight blocks of the downtown area of San Diego. While some of the Chinese (240) and Japanese (119) in the district were raising families, Filipinos (10), who were the most recent arrivals, were all bachelors. Data from the U.S. Census of 1930...

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