Press - Post-War

Reports that SCAP will thoroughly investigate the disappearance of Mrs. Verna Gordon Brittain, "an American citizen last seen entering the conning tower of a Japanese submarine which had torpedoed the Dutch ship on which she was traveling." The Japanese submarine she is reported to have been taken on was under the command of Captain Arizumi.

Reports that the verdict in the Gen. Draja Mihailovitch trial will be rendered Monday morning (along with the verdicts of his 23 co-defendants).

Reports on the testimony given by Dr. Hsu Chuan-ying, a Nanking resident, during the 'Rape of Nanking' and subsequent occupation by the Japanese military. Describes the mutilation of women, the burning of homes, and the mass killing of Chinese citizens. David N. Sutton was the prosecutor who questioned him on the stand. Chuan-ying defends the "Chinese Red Swastika Society," where he served as vice-chairman, as a "philanthropic organization." Two other short news wire pieces report on "Chinese Said Grateful for Presence of GI's" and "Terauchi's Remains Due Here."

Pacific Stars and Stripes, Volume 2, Number 190 from Wednesday, July 10, 1946. On the front page is an article titled "Tanaka Tells Second Effort to Oust Tojo, Testifies He Attempted to Persuade Gen. Ugaki to Overthrow Government." Reports on updates from the tribunal, international affairs, and domestic news from the United States.