Index of all of Owens' briefs, with notations on the back.

Typewritten briefs and notes on the matter of legal proceedings, prosecuting cases, and other matters in preparation for trial.

Bound volume containing legal materials of various types that are primarily stamped or classified as exhibits of evidence in the case of USA vs Yamashita. Includes copies of personal diaries of U.S. and Japanese Imperial Army personnel; text from a United States Army report entitled "Japanese Defenses of Cities as Exemplified by the Battle for Manila" from the Headquarters of the 6th [U.S.] Army, which includes illustrations of pillboxes and other enemy construction; photographs of atrocities; a hierarchical chart of the Japanese Imperial Army; a large fold out map written in Japanese and keyed to translation by ATIS (Allied Translator and Interpreter Sections of the Southwest Pacific Area); copies of newspaper clippings of The Tribune (Manila, Philippines) from November 4, 1944 to January 31, 1945; texts of broadcasts that were intercepted, as well as testimony from informants; a notice to surrender dated May 19, 1942; and statements sworn in November 1945 from retired Japanese military generals on the character of General Tomoyuki Yamashita.

Bound volume containing various types of documentary evidence, primarily stamped or classified as exhibits of evidence in the case of USA vs Yamashita.

Bound volume beginning with prosecution exhibit number 110 (the sworn testimony of Carmencita Veloso Ballesteros) and concluding with prosecution exhibit number 244 (a copy of a picture of five men pointing to a site, undated).

One bound volume investigated and compiled by Colonel James T. Walsh of the Adjutant General's Department Headquarters, XIV Corps. Compilation of exhibits of evidence composed of testimony of civilians, written statements from the priests and nuns of St. Augustine (a church), affidavits from U.S. soldiers, and pictures surrounding the places where the Japanese Imperial Army was accused of committing massacres: St. Augustine, Fort Santiago (a seized military fort), Plaza McKinley, and the Santa Rosa Ruins. Also included is documentation of the treatment of women and the Spanish who were still living in Manila at the time.

United States Supreme Court materials in regards to General Tomoyuki Yamashita: petitions introduced in February 1946 with court decisions, including dissenting opinions, and a memorandum dated March 1946.