Box AR00022

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Contains two maps of Tokyo.

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Contains a separation letter from the United States Army and an International Military Tribunal for the Far East directory.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Richard Mosier collection, 1936; 1945-1947 contains programs, documents, letters, postcards, telegrams, maps, newsletters, and newspaper clippings related to Richard Mosier's time at the War Crimes Trial in Tokyo, Japan. The collection consists of twelve programs for events he attended in Tokyo, several courtroom documents, military papers which include an arrest report for driving the wrong way in a one-way street, Japanese currency and stamps, souvenirs from Kanko Hotel, multiple...

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Contains one telegram from his wife and one invitation to a dance for Officers.

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Contains a snack bar ticket, a sticker, a dance ticket, two stamps, multiple business cards, a GHQ enlisted men's club chit book, a Notice of Classification card, two ration cards, a cafeteria card, a motor vehicle permit, a registration certification card, a physical fitness test and record card, an International Military Tribunal Far East Court Room seating diagram, and a Japanese card.

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Contains a piece of paper describing a photo that is not in the collection, a piece of art for the Akakura-Kanko Hotel, a receipt, a Japanese tissue paper, and a photo of an airplane with the caption dad's airplane written on it.

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Pope Sheet Newsletter Souvenir Edition June 30, 1947.

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Contains a Japanese map, a Memorial Day program, a soldiers show program, a one million smiles program, and a program for the ice capades.

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Contains publication from the Sunday Telegrpah in Sydney, Australia "Allies Give Japs Glamor Trial... All-Star Cast" from Richard Hughes on the aftermath and affects of the World War II. This publication was published August 25, 1946.

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Contains professional correspondence from Mosier's time in the military. This includes orders, special orders, change of duites and different letters from colleagues.