IPS Document Processing

Use of Scanners

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Description: 
Phelps, in his role as Assistant Chief for the Document Division, advises the IPS legal staff that they should submit their requests for scanning, translation, or interpretation to one of the officers in charge for their section (Lt. Wilds, Lt. Blumhagen, Lt. Goldstein, or LT. Kobayashi) rather than directly submitting to the Japanese nationals as that practice has led to delays for documents that are a priority.
Date: 
1946CE Jun 14th

Minutes of Eleventh Meeting of Evidence and Defendants Committee

Description: 
Updates committee members on progress. Topics discussed include: Translation and distribution should be up-to-date by the end of the week; Defense Counsel request for an outline of the Prosecution's phases; Dangers of inaccurate translations; Request for order of exhibitions; Informing the Court of translation difficulties; Compilation of lessons being learned in Court; ARAKI motion picture from 1933 to be included; and Nuremberg documents containing only certificate of an officer for provenance.
Date: 
1946CE Jun 21st

Minutes of Meeting of Evidence Committee Held at 9:30 am on 11 May 1946

Description: 
Discussion in this meeting focused on the delays in document processing. Reasons for the delay involved lack of personnel and material resources. Those in attendance include: Justice Mansfield, Mr. Humphries, Brigadier Quilliam, Captain Williamson, Mr. Horwitz, Mr. Eugene Williams, Mr. Phelps, Judge Williams, Mr. Tavenner, General Golunsky, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Barry, and Mr. Keenan.
Date: 
1946CE May 11th

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