reel index - ProQuest

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consular property in Honolulu to Japan government; Japan judicial officers visit to
U.S. to study judicial procedure; bilateral treaties between U.S. and Japan before
World War II; John Foster Dulles meeting with Aiichiro Fujiyama; Joint USSR-
Japan Declaration; marine corps dependents in Japan; quality of title conveyed
by Japan government at time of former perpetual leased property restitution; Awa
Maru (Japan naval vessel); position of the emperor and imperial family under the
new Japan Constitution.
Principal Correspondents: Conrad E. Snow; Ira J. Schuster; Gerald Warner; Alvin
Barber; Henry B. Willer; Takeo Ohashi; Louis J. Glicksberg; Noel
Hemmendinger; Alfred C. Oppler; Howard L. Parsons; Douglas MacArthur;
Shigeru Yoshida.
0111 Japanese Directives, 1945.
Major Topics: U.S. economic policy toward Japan; democratization of Japan
economic institutions; Japan reparations and restitutions; civilian supply policy
and standard of provision; summary of U.S. initial post-defeat policy relating to
Japan; objectives for military government of Japan; Imperial Rule Assistance
Association; security arrests and suspected war criminals; economic
disarmament; remarks by John H. Hilldring before Far East Advisory
Commission; organization of Douglas MacArthur headquarters; Japan natural
resources; estimate of Japan reaction to surrender; observations on post
hostilities policy toward Japan.
Principal Correspondents: Clayton Bissell; James C. Davis; Charles C. Hilliard.
0231 China: Communists, 1949–1962.
Major Topics: Japanese Peace Treaty; Cairo Declaration; deportation of aliens to
PRC; Lykes Brothers Steamship Company, Inc.; Ningpo Marine Fisheries
Company; U.S. offer of surplus food to PRC for flood relief; PRC marriage law;
archives of the diplomatic body in Peiping; C. W. van Boetzelner; Conrad E.
Snow; U.S. participation in blockades throughout history; Conrad E. Snow
statements on Pacific blockade; navy comments on draft cable regarding PRC
port closure; study of legal issues involved in naval blockade of PRC; PRC Air
Force attack on UK ship; PRC intention to mine territorial waters and ports.
Principal Correspondents: Jack B. Tate; Lindsey Grant; Joseph M. Rault; John H.
Finn; Herman Phleger; David L. Osborn; J. F. Ford; Troy L. Perkins; T. L. Tsui;
Fulton Freeman.
0313 China: Buzzing Incidents, 1954.
Major Topic: Inquiry of U.S. naval aircraft buzzing of USSR merchant ships.
Principal Correspondents: Charles S. Thomas; Robert Murphy.
0322 China: Decker Case, 1956–1957.
Major Topics: PRC v. William E. Decker case (wrongful purchase of U.S. Treasury
bills); PRC accounting case against Mow Pang-Tsu.
Principal Correspondents: John J. Czyzak; Lai Chia-Chiu; Ambrose L. Cram Jr.;
A. B. Leckie; Eugenia Wyrick.
0512 China: Desertion Cases including Hsuon Wei—Chinese Lieutenant, 1952–1954.
Major Topics: Charles Wilkins; Walter P. McConaughy; Edwin W. Martin; Arthur L.
Gamson; Joseph J. Chappell; Conrad E. Snow; Oscar Gray; PRC Air Force
student missing in U.S.
Principal Correspondent: George H. Olmsted.
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