Sutton Note
Description:
Note states "Annie Litter, Housekipper [sic] of Cathay Mantious, pasport [sic]"
Subject:
Personal Correspondence
Sutton Note 7-16-46
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Description:
Note states "Received Yen thirty (¥ 30.00) for money advanced for six telephone calls in Shanghai Cathay Hotel by Hsu, July 16, 1946."
Date:
1946CE Jul 16th
Subject:
Leo Kandel Business Card
Description:
Business Card for Dr. Leo Kandel, M. D., Dental Surgeon in Peking, China.
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Sutton Ward Road Jail Pass, 3-18-46
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Description:
Pass for David N. Sutton for the Ward Road Jail. Purpose states: Spectator at Trial.
Date:
1946CE Mar 18th
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Sutton Hotel Room, 10-1-46
Description:
Room card and Meal Ticket for David Sutton at the Fujiya Hotel in Japan.
Date:
1946CE Oct 1st
Subject:
Invitation from Mayor Chien Ta-Chun
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Invitation from Mayor Chien Ta-Chun of the Shanghai Municipal Government to David Nelson Sutton for Cocktails on Tuesday, 19th March at 5:00 - 7:00 pm at the Mayor's Residence, 97 Jessfield Road. Invitation mistakenly has Sutton's middle name as Wilson.
Subject:
Telegraph to Mrs. Nelson Sutton
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Date:
1946CE Mar 20th
Subject:
Travel and Pictures
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Description:
Updates Tavenner on progress in the importing-brokerage business in NYC since leaving Tokyo and the Trials. Includes picture of Miss Wiehle and the Cherry Blossoms.
Date:
1947CE Jul 24th
Subject:
Appointment and Confirmation of Gilmer
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Description:
Telegram to the Department of the Army regarding the appointment and confirmation of Gilmer as United States Attorney. Tavenner had previously discussed the appointment and he clarified in this telegram that he did not intend to hold up the appointment, but that he thought his qualification should be delayed until after the adjournment of Congress. Tavenner then expresses his belief that he will consider his work at the trial to be completed upon the return of Keenan to Tokyo, so he will likely return to the United States at that point and not wait for the judgment. Tavenner requests a response on his suggestion that Gilmer's confirmation be delayed without Tavenner's transfer to SCAP payroll. He also asks that the Attorney General and Senators Byrd and Robertson be advised of this telegram.
Date:
1948CE May 26th
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