[Floyd J. Mattice at podium]

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Identifier2020-03-04_image_089SourceThe Robert F. Hardin World War II Japanese War Trials Photograph Collection (2020-03-04), Folder 1CreatorUnited States. Army. Signal CorpsDescriptionPhotograph of Floyd J. Mattice at a podium during the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, War Ministry Building, Tokyo, Japan, January 29, 1947.

Caption on verso: "FEC-47-70684. 29 Jan 47. Defense attorney at IMTFE in Tokyo: Mr. Floyd J. Mattice, defense attorney representing Seishiro Itagaki at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, proposes a dismissal of the case against his defendant for lack of evidence, during the war crimes trials of the 26 alleged Japanese war criminals in the War Ministry Bldg., Tokyo, Japan. Mr. Mattice, whose home is in Indianapolis, Ind., attended U. of Mich., LLB 1905; practiced at Rochester, Ind. 1905-1918; Special Asst. U.S. Attorney - First Asst. U.S. Attorney, 1918-1922; Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, Indianapolis, Ind., 1931-1934; Corporation Counsel, Indianapolis 1935-38; Counsel Senate Judiciary Comm. and Liquor Investigation Comm. 1942-1944; Special Asst. to Attorney Gen. since 1944, Criminal Div., instructor in criminal law, Ind. Law School for 15 yrs., and has practiced in Indianapolis since 1922. Photographer - Einhorn."

Stamped on verso: "Photograph by Signal Corps U.S. Army."Creation Date1947-01-29SubjectWorld War, 1939-1945War crimes trialsInternational Military Tribunal for the Far EastInternational courtsTokyo Trial, Tokyo, Japan, 1946-1948Mattice, Floyd J. (Floyd Julius), 1882-1970PlaceTokyo (Japan)JapanOriginal Formatphotographic printsBibliographic CitationThe Robert F. Hardin World War II Japanese War Trials Photograph Collection/The Museum of FlightRightsNo copyright - United States

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