Discussion of Kansas City politics. Brannon writes about a non-Tribunal client who is a German Jew living in Japan. His client was placed in a Japanese concentration camp for a while. His client works for another German ...

[enclosures: photographs] Togo on the witness stand. Writing Shimada’s summation argument.

Writes about the Tribunal, that the Japanese side of the story not being told.

The state of Brannon’s practice at home.

A quarrel with a fellow lawyer back in the States.

The Japan Times Weekly article dated 7/23/1942, was not written by an American. The Bataan Death March. One year anniversary of Nagano’s death. (There is a discrepancy here, the letter states it is one year from Nagano’s ...

[enclosures: letter from Thomas E. Walsh to John G. Brannon and newspaper clipping] State of Brannon’s office in Kansas City. Newspaper clipping regarding the Prosecution’s case.

[memo: Somei Uzawa to John G. Brannon] No letter enclosed.

Cherry blossom time in Tokyo. Brannon struggles with religious philosophy.

Family matters and presenting in court.