Diplomats

John D. Hickerson, Director for European Affairs, U.S. Department of State, 1947-49; Assistant Secretary of State, 1949-53; member Permanent Joint Board on Defense, U.S. and Canada, 1940-46; and alternate representative, U.S. delegation 4th UN General Assembly, 1949. Later Ambassador to Finland, 1955-60, and to the Philippines, 1960-61.

Donald C. Blaisdell, Divisional assistant, assistant division chief, associate division chief, U.S. Department of State, 1941-47; special assistant, Bureau of United Nations Affairs, 1947-51; U.S. representative for International Organization Affairs, Geneva, Switzerland, 1951-53.

E. Allan Lightner, Jr., Assistant Chief, 1945-47, and Associate Chief, 1947-48, of the Central European Affairs Division, Department of State; Deputy Director, Office of Political Affairs, U.S. High Commission, Frankfurt, Germany, 1949-51; and Deputy Chief of Mission and Counselor of the American Embassy, Korea, 1951-53.

Loy W. Henderson, career in the United States Department of State, 1922-60. Among many assignments served as Director, Near Eastern and African Affairs, 1946-48; Ambassador to India, 1948-51; and Ambassador to Iran, 1951-55.

James W. Riddleberger, Chief, Division of Central European Affairs, United States Department of State, 1944-47; counsellor of embassy, and chief, political section, American Military Government, Berlin, Germany, 1947-50; acting political adviser to commander-in-chief, United States Forces, Germany, 1949-50; political adviser to Economic Cooperation Administration, Paris, 1950-52; appointed a career minister, 1950; director, Bureau of German Affairs, U.S.

Portrait of Milton Katz, used in conjunction with his Oral History interview. United States Special Representative in Europe, with rank, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, 1950-51; Chief, U. S. delegation, Economic Commission for Europe, 1950-51; Chairman, Defense Financial and Economic Committee, North Atlantic Treaty, 1950-51.

Portrait of Lucius D. Battle, for his Oral History interview. Mr. Battle was a foreign affairs specialist, Department of State, Washington, 1946-1949; Special Assistant to the Secretary of State, 1949-1953; first Secretary, American embassy, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1953-1955.

Autographed photo with George L. Warren on the right shaking hands with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Autograph reads: "With best wishes from John Foster Dulles, April, 1958."

The Navy defendants were interested in Nomura's story of the delayed Japanese notification of the Pearl Harbor attack. Reading around the table from left to right, Okuyama (Counsel for Kagans), Takahaski (Counsel for Shimada, Navy Minister), McDermoth (Counsel for Shimada), Admiral Nomura (Japanese Ambassador to the United States), John Brannon, Elaine Fischel, Yamaska (New York attorney), Colonel Warren (Council for Admiral Oka, one of the accused).

Dwight Griswold, Chief of the American Mission for Aid to Greece, exists the Greek Prime Minister's Office in Athens, Greece.