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There is no restriction on access to the Charles L. Kades Papers for research use. Particularly fragile items may be restricted for preservation purposes.
Requests for permission to publish material from the Charles L. Kades Papers should be directed to the Archives and Special Collections. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights.
Charles L. Kades was born in 1906 in Newburgh, New York. He graduated from Cornell University in 1927 and Harvard Law School in 1930, joining the Manhattan law firm of Hawkins, Delafield, and Longfellow as a municipal bond lawyer. From 1933 to 1942, he brought his knowledge of public finance to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal administration, serving as Assistant General Counsel for the Public Works Administration and then for the Treasury Department. An Army reservist since 1924, Kades entered active military duty in 1942. After service in the Army Civil Affairs Division in Washington, he participated in the U.S. D-Day landing in Southern France in August, 1944. In 1945, he was re-assigned to the General Headquarters of the Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers (SCAP) in Tokyo, Japan. As Deputy Chief of the Government Section of SCAP, Kades became head of the steering committee charged by General Douglas MacArthur in February 1946 with producing a "democratic" draft constitution for Japan. He maintained life-long relationships with several SCAP colleagues and superiors, including General Courtney Whitney, then Chief of the Government Section. Kades returned to private law practice at Hawkins, Delafield, and Wood in 1949 and became known for his role in developing new methods of tackling public fiscal crises (the municipal assistance corporation) and financing public works ("pothole bonds"). From the 1950s to the 1970s, Kades participated intermittently in discussions with scholars, journalists, and Japanese politicians about the origins of Japan's post-war constitution. After his retirement to Heath, Massachusetts, in 1976, he became more actively involved in these discussions, travelling to Japan, participating in conferences, and producing an article for Political Science Quarterly (1989). He also provided numerous interviews for scholars and journalists. Charles Kades died in 1996.
|1906 Mar 12
|Born in Newburgh, New York
|Graduated from Newburgh Free Academy
|Joined the U.S. Army Reserve
|Graduated from Cornell University
|Graduated from Harvard Law School
|Worked for law firm of Hawkins, Delafield, and Longfellow, specializing in public finance and municipal bonds
|Assistant General Counsel at the Public Works Administration
|General Assistant to the Chief Counsel for the Bureau of Internal Revenue
|Assistant General Counsel to the Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Treasury (Henry Morgenthau)
|Attended Fort Benning Infantry School and underwent command and general staff training at Fort Leavenworth
|Assistant Executive Officer to General John Hilldring, Civil Affairs Division, War Department General Staff
|1944 Aug
|As Regional Liaison Officer with the First Airborne Task Force of the 7th Army, participated in the U.S. invasion of southern France on 15 August 1944
|1945 Jan-Aug
|Returned to former position at the Civil Affairs Division, War Department General Staff, in Washington, D.C.
|1945 Aug
|Awarded the Legion of Merit for work with the Civil Affairs Division of the U.S. Army
|1945 Aug 15
|Promoted to the rank of colonel in the U.S. Army
|1945 Aug 25
|Arrived in Japan
|Served in Japan as Deputy Chief of the Government Section, General Headquarters of SCAP (Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers).
|1946 Feb
|Head of the Government Section Steering Committee organized to draft a revised constitution for Japan.
|1946 Jun
|Awarded the Oak Leaf Cluster of the Legion of Merit by General MacArthur for "Exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding services in Japan."
|1949 May 3
|Resigned from active military service on the second anniversary of the effective date of the new Japanese Constitution. Returned to work as an attorney at Hawkins, Delafield, and Wood.
|Address to the American Civil Liberties Union; published article in the American Bar Association Journal
|Acted as guide for a visiting delegation of the Japanese Constitutional Reform Commission.
|Legal adviser to the New York State government on the creation of so-called "pothole bonds," used to finance highway maintenance and repair.
|Legal adviser to New York Governor Hugh Carey on the creation of the Municipal Assistance Corporation for New York City.
|Retired as senior partner from Hawkins, Delafield, and Wood. Lived in Heath, Massachusetts.
|Published an article on the Japanese constitution in Political Science Quarterly
|1996 June 18th
|Died at the age of 90 in Greenfield, Massachusetts.
The collection consists primarily of materials related to the creation of the Japanese Constitution of 1946. The collection provides partial documentation of the drafting and promulgation of the constitution through memoranda and correspondence (original and photocopied) and through multiple annotated versions of the draft constitution. Kades's own copies of English translations of Japanese deliberations over constitutional revision (transcripts of the Japanese Diet hearings and sessions, minutes of Privy Council meetings) form an important part of the collection. Other materials from the immediate post-war period include a small number of photographs of the opening of the Japanese Diet in December 1945 and of SCAP personnel. The collection also includes copies of SCAP correspondence and memoranda obtained sometime after 1965 from the MacArthur Archives, located at the McArthur Memorial, Norfolk, VA.
In addition, the collection contains scholarly and non-scholarly material on post-war Japan and the Japanese Constitution gathered or produced after 1949: correspondence, manuscripts, notes, interview transcripts, recorded interviews, clippings, newspapers and periodicals, conference materials, annotated books and pamphlets, printed material, and photocopies of articles and original documents. Additional material documents Kades's role as a legal advisor to General Douglas MacArthur and his widow, Jean Faircloth MacArthur. Small amounts of material related to Kades's schooling, military service, government service, and legal career are also in the collection. Particularly noteworthy is his carefully assembled and captioned photograph album documenting D-Day in Southern France (1944).
This collection is organized into nine series:
There is no restriction on access to the Charles L. Kades Papers for research use. Particularly fragile items may be restricted for preservation purposes.
Requests for permission to publish material from the Charles L. Kades Papers should be directed to the Archives and Special Collections. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights.
Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:
[Identification of item], in The Charles L. Kades Papers, Box [#], Folder [#], Amherst College Archives and Special Collections, Amherst College Library.
Gift of Phyllis Kades, 1998.
For some time prior to 1998, most of the materials in the collection had been in the possession of Professors Ray Moore (Amherst College) and Donald Robinson (Smith College). Additional materials were received from Professor Moore in 2000. See Related Material for information about the work produced by Professors Moore and Robinson using the Kades Papers.
Processed in 2011 by Eileen Crosby, Project Archivist.
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Series 1: BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS AND AWARDS
Series 1 contains school and religious records and certificates, diplomas, applications, transcripts, framed awards and medals, photographs, a scrapbook, obituaries, and condolence letters sent to Kades's wife, Phyllis Kades.
Box 1: folder 1
Newburgh Free Academy-Commencement booklet [contains photographs]; Transcripts-Newburgh Free Academy, Cornell University, Harvard Law School
Box 1: folder 2
Harvard University-Membership certificate-Cardozo Law Club
Box 1: folder 3
Application for U.S. Civil Service Attorney position
1942 Dec
Box 1: folder 4
Condolence letters
Box 1: folder 5
Obituaries, condolence letters, nomination letters for the Presidential Medal of Freedom
1995-1996, n.d.
Box 1: folder 6
Biographical summaries and obituaries
1996, n.d.
Box 1: folder 7
Certificates-Temple Beth Jacob
Box OS 1: folder 1
Cornell University-Bachelor of Arts diploma
Box OS 1: folder 2
College Entrance Diploma
Box OS 1: folder 3
Harvard University - Bachelor of Laws diploma
Box OS 1: folder 4
Certificate - Cornell University Department of Public Speaking
Box OS 1: folder 5
Certificate - Phi Beta Kappa
Box OS 1: folder 6
Newburgh Free Academy-Photograph
Box OS 1: folder 9
Scrapbook (correspondence, clippings, photographs, invitations, school records) (photocopies) (Folder 1 contains a list of many of the items in the scrapbook)
Box OS 3: folder 1-5
Scrapbook (correspondence, clippings, photographs, invitations, school records)
Box OS 3: folder 6-10
|Restrictions on access:
[RESTRICTED DUE TO FRAGILE CONDITION. See OS 3, Folders 1-5 for a photocopy. To view multi-page items, request to see the original.]
Framed awards and medals: Legion of Merit, for service in the European Theater of Operations, August 1943-August 1945; Legion of Merit, First Oak-Leaf Cluster, [for] service in Japan, 30 August 1945-15 May 1946, framed and matted with accompanying medals (24.5" x 29")
Map case 6, drawer 4
Framed certificate of retirement from the United States Army, with eight medals (23.5" x 16.5")
1966 Apr 1
Box OS 6
Series 2: HAWKINS, DELAFIELD, AND WOOD (LEGAL CAREER)
Series 2 includes research material; legal briefs, reports, and opinions; and publications and addresses by Kades on legal topics. Material related Kades's role in the creation of the municipal assistance corporation (MAC) is in this series. The series also includes a history of the firm where Kades practiced law from 1930-1933 and from 1949 until his retirement as senior partner in 1976.
Copies of printed material-administration; penal law
Box 1: folder 8
"Extracts from economics books" (typescript notes)
Box 1: folder 9
Mark Hopkins inheritance case-clippings, photostatic copies of correspondence from the 19th century
1926, n.d.
Box 1: folder 10
Announcement of Kades's return to Hawkins, Delafield, and Wood
1949 Jun 1
Box 1: folder 11
"An Irrevocable Federal Subsidy: A Study of Its Legal Aspects" by Charles L. Kades (printed material)
Box 1: folder 12
Printed material, copies of printed material (legal opinions, reports), transcripts of an 1839 letter and an 1859 law case report.
Box 1: folder 13
Excerpts from legal texts-Local finance
Box 1: folder 14
Institute of Pacific Relations vs. U.S.-Legal brief, correspondence, clippings
Box 1: folder 15
"Tax exemption aspects of the Long Island Transit Authority," by Charles L. Kades (printed material)
Box 1: folder 16
U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary-Subcommittee hearing: Interlocking Subversion in Government Departments (printed material)
1955 Aug 30
Box 1: folder 17
Address to the Federal Bar Association-Kades (typescript photocopy)
1961 May
Box 1: folder 18
Legal brief-A. Holly Patterson v. Hugh Carey; Legal reports-Patterson v. Carey (Charles F. Kades, of counsel)
1975-1977, n.d.
Box 1: folder 19
Flushing National Bank v. Municipal Assistance Corps-Law practice articles and reports (photocopies)
Box 1: folder 20
"Cases related to M[unicipal]A[ssistance] C[orporation] Issues (binder of photocopies of case law)
Box 1: folder 21
Legal briefs, memoranda, notices, orders, affidavit, etc.: New York State Thruway Authority-Holly Patterson et al. v. Hugh Carey, Arthur Levitt et al.
Box 1: folder 22
New York State Court of Appeals-Opinions and decision-Wein v. The State of New York (photocopies)
Box 1: folder 23
Law Report-South Carolina v. Baker (U.S. Supreme Court decision - 1980)
Box 1: folder 24
Legal brief-Hawkins, Delafield and Wood, v. Commission of Finance-City of New York (Charles Kades, of Counsel)
Box 1: folder 25
In Memoriam-Honorable Edward J. Dimock (Record of extraordinary session-U.S. Distinct Court; passage by Kades); "Judge Dimock's History of the Firm" (typescript)
Box 1: folder 26
Commercial Union Group-Legal Protection Plan (draft brochure and membership card)
Box 1: folder 27
Hong Kong-Banking law (printed material with marginalia)
1986-1988, n.d.
Box 1: folder 28
Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank (printed material)
Box 1: folder 29
Box 1: folder 30
Correspondence-Law practice
1985, 1989
Box 1: folder 31
|Restrictions on access:
RESTRICTED until 75 years from date of item (2060/2064).
New York State Bar Bulletin-Photograph-Kades and four unidentified men
1960 Feb
Box 1: folder 32
Biographical essay on Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.-author unknown (typescript photocopy); quotations (Holmes and Lord Mansfield)
Box 1: folder 33
Certificate-Inter-American Bar Association
Box OS 1: folder 6
Admission to the bar of the District and Appeals Courts, New York State
Box OS 1: folder 7
Admission to the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, the Supreme Court of New York State, and the District and Appeals Courts of the District of Columbia
1931, 1936, 1961
Box OS 1: folder 8
Framed certificates and pens documenting Governor Hugh Carey's signing of New York Senate Bills, Numbers 6701 and 6705 (creation of municipal assistance corporations)
1975 Jun 10
Box OS 6
Series 3: GOVERNMENT SERVICE (PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION; TREASURY DEPARTMENT)
|Scope and content:
Series 3 includes texts of speeches, publications, and clippings regarding the work of Kades and his colleagues on New Deal programs established during the administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The bulk of the material in this small series is retrospective.
Related material: Series 1, BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS AND AWARDS (1913-1994)
Public Works Administration and Treasury Department-Clippings
Box 2: folder 1
Treasury Department-Publications and addresses by Kades; biographical summary with photograph
1941, n.d.
Box 2: folder 2
Benjamin V. Cohen-Address to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce (typescript)
1947 Jun 12
Box 2: folder 3
44th anniversary of FDR's inauguration-invitation, clippings, printed material, speeches, correspondence
1977 March
Box 2: folder 4
Correspondence-"Will Rogers" to Treasury Department re: Bond redemption (typescript copies); Islamic quote
Box 2: folder 5
Treasury Department - Clippings
1940 Apr 24
Box OS 2: folder 5
Series 4: MILITARY TRAINING AND SERVICE
|Scope and content:
Series 4 includes clippings, newspapers, military records and certificates, photographs, and a photograph album. The album documents the invasion of southern France by the U.S. 7th Army beginning on 15 August 1944.
Related material: Series 1, BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS AND AWARDS (1913-1994)
1944 July
Box 2: folder 6
D-Day (Southern France)-Notes, clippings
1944, n.d.
Box 2: folder 7
D-Day (Southern France)-Photographs
1944, n.d.
Box 2: folder 8
Military record and report of separation
1946 Jun
Box 2: folder 9
La Patriote Niçoise
1944 Sep 14
Box OS 2: folder 7
D-Day (Southern France)-Photograph album and scrapbook documenting the invasion of St. Tropez, Toulon, Marseilles, and surrounding locales by U.S. forces in August and September, 1944. Many photographs are watermarked "U.S. Army Signal Corps" and numbered. In addition to documenting military operations, the album contains photographs of members of the FFI (French resistance organization) and of the public humiliation of French women believed to have collaborated with the Germans.
Box OS 4
|Restrictions on access:
LIMITED ACCESS DUE TO FRAGILE CONDITION. Contact Archives and Special Collections.
Certificates: Military Training Certificate, Citizens' Military Training Camps, 31 Aug 1922; Appointment to Second Lieutenant in the Infantry of the U.S. Army, 4 Oct 1928; Completion of the Rifle and Heavy Weapons Company Officers Course, 3 July 1942; Temporary appointment to Colonel in the U.S. Army, effective 15 August 1945 (dated 27 June, 1947). (Items have been removed from frame; original red mat retained.)
Map case 6, drawer 3
Series 5: THE JAPANESE CONSTITUTION OF 1946
|Scope and content:
Series 5 includes memoranda, reports, and manuscript and printed drafts of the constitution. Many of these items are in the form of photocopies made after 1950. The origin of these copies is not clear. Kades noted in correspondence that when he completed his work in Japan, most of his documents remained with SCAP (Kades to Colonel Lyman F. Hammond, 9 August 1985, box 9, folder 20). Many of the memoranda were written by SCAP Government Section members assigned to the committee or subcommittees charged with producing a draft constitution. Only a portion of these memoranda contain named authors. Committee and subcommittee members are listed in Box 2, Folder 58, and included (in addition to Kades): Alfred Rodman Hussey, Milo Rowell, Beata Sirota (Beata Gordon), Milton J. Esman, Frank Rizzo, Frank E. Hays, Guy J. Swope, Osborne Hauge, Roy Malcolm, Richard Armstrong Poole, Cyrus H. Peake, Cecil G. Tilton, Harry Emerson Wildes, Pieter K. Roest, Gertrude Norman, Ruth Ellerman, Jacob I. Miller, Margaret Stone, Philip O. Kenney, and George A. Nelson, Jr.
The series does include Kades's bound copies of translated transcripts of hearing and sessions of the Japanese Diet and Privy Council on the topic of constitutional revision. These are Kades's own copies that appear to have returned with him when he left Japan. Additional material consists of correspondence, promotional material on the Japanese constitution, press releases, photographs, newsclippings, awards, speeches, printed material. Correspondence and speeches in this series document Kades's SCAP-related activities through 1950, after his return to private law practice.
The series also includes two folders of photocopies of documents originating with SCAP that appear to have been obtained from the MacArthur Archives. These folders include copies of correspondence between Douglas MacArthur and Japanese Prime Ministers Shigeru Yoshida, Tetsu Katayama, and Hitoshi Ashida. When these copies were gathered and by whom is not clear.
The series is divided into thirteen sections:
Memoranda, notes, and related material
|Scope and content:
Memorandum (Operations Division)-J.E. Hull to Lieut. General Richard K. Sutherland (copy) [RESTRICTED until further notice -possibly classified]
1945 Aug 22
Box 2: folder 10
1945 Aug 22-Sep 4
Box 2: folder 11
SCAP Memoranda to "Japanese Imperial Government" (copies)
1945 Sep 18-19
Box 2: folder 12
Allocation of SCAP staff responsibilities
1945 Oct
Box 2: folder 13
Memorandum to the Commander in Chief [Douglas MacArthur], from Bonner F. Fellers (copy)
1945 Oct 2
Box 2: folder 14
"List of member[s] of the so-called Matsumoto Committee"
Box 2: folder 15
Constitutional Problem Investigative Committee-memoranda, press reports (copies)
1946 Feb
Box 2: folder 16
Memoranda on constitutional reform-Government Section to SCAP
1946 Feb1-2
Box 2: folder 17
Memorandum-[Douglas MacArthur to Courtney Whitney]-(re: outline of expectations for the revised Japanese Constitution) (multiple versions of typescript copy with marginalia)
[1946 Feb 3], n.d.
Box 2: folder 18
Summary Report on meeting of the Government Section (Whitney presentation of MacArthur memo)
1946 Feb 4
Box 2: folder 19
Government Section memorandum on constitutional revision
1946 Feb 6
Box 2: folder 20
Article II (Article 9)-Typescript with marginalia (photocopy)
Box 2: folder 21
Notes-Article 9 (by Kades) (photocopy of manuscript)
Box 2: folder 22
Memorandum-Kades to Government Section Chief [Whitney]
1946 Feb 25
Box 2: folder 23
"Constitutional revision in Japan," Alfred Rodman Hussey. Jr.
[1946 Mar 6]
Box 2: folder 24
"Draft Resolution on the Exclusion of the Imperial Rescript on Education, etc." (multiple versions); related reports, tables, and clipping
1946 Mar-1948 Jun
Box 2: folder 25
Memoranda on the Japanese Draft of the Constitution
1946 Apr-May
Box 2: folder 26
Memoranda for the Chief, Government Section [Whitney]
1946 June 25- Jul 11
Box 2: folder 27
Memorandum for the Chief, Government Section [Whitney] from Milton J. Esman
1946 Jul 14
Box 2: folder 28
Memorandum for the Record from T.A. Bisson
1946 July 18
Box 2: folder 29
"Suggested Corrections on the Present Draft Constitution-Special Constitutional Committee of the Social Democratic Party"
1946 Jul 24
Box 2: folder 30
Memorandum - "Statements by Matsumoto on the Constitution"-Richard Armstrong Poole
1946 Aug 5
Box 2: folder 31
Memorandum-"Inadequacies and Dangers of Article XXX..."
1946 Aug 5
Box 2: folder 32
Memorandum-"Uncertainties concerning Article 77 of the Draft Constitution"
1946 Aug 6
Box 2: folder 33
Outline-"Reform of Japanese Governmental System"-Charles L. Kades (fragment)
1946 Sep 13
Box 2: folder 34
SCAP Agenda for orientation of the House of Commons
1946 Sep
Box 2: folder 35
Meeting minutes, notes
"Contents of Constitutional File No. 1"
Box 2: folder 36
[1946]-1949, n.d.
Box 2: folder 37
Meeting Minutes-Government Section with Dr. Matsumoto, Mr. Yoshida and Mr. Shirasu
1946 Feb 22
Box 2: folder 38
Meeting Minutes-Government Section with "Mr. Hara" and "Mr. Ota" (photocopy)
1947 May 5
Box 2: folder 39
Far Eastern Commission-Conference minutes; Fragment of Revisions to Constitution
1946 Jan 17, n.d.
Box 2: folder 40
Reports and briefings
"A Brief Account of the Critical Period Preceding the Termination of the War..." by Toshikazu Kase
1946 May
Box 2: folder 41
Report and Lecture on Japanese Culture-E.H. Norman
Box 2: folder 42
Report-The Japanese and Chinese Revolutions-Charles Kades
Box 2: folder 43
Report-The Genyosha of Fukuoka-Charles Kades
Box 2: folder 44
Background report on land reform
1949 Apr
Box 2: folder 45
Briefing conference for Ambassador Phillip C. Jessup-The Political Reorientation of Japan (typescript)
1950 Jun 6
Box 2: folder 46
"Political Reorientation of Japan and Status of Commitment Influence" presented by Frank Rizzo
1950 Feb 2
Box 2: folder 47
[after 1946]
Memorandum-Discrimination against Eta by O.I. Hauge
1947 Jun 20
Box 2: folder 48
1948 Feb
Box 2: folder 49
Memoranda-SCAP (Legal Section; Government Section)
1948 Jul-Sep
Box OS 2: folder 1
Memorandum on James Lee Kaufmann [author unknown]
Box 2: folder 50
Press releases and statements
MacArthur, Douglas: Draft statement re: his "authority to effect constitutional reform"
Box 2: folder 51
MacArthur, Douglas: statement on mission of SCAP
1946 Mar 10
Box 2: folder 52
Press release, MacArthur, Douglas: statement on the fourth anniversary of the Japanese surrender
1949 Aug 29
Box 2: folder 53
Press conference statement (Government Section): "The Constitution or the Dark Curtain? (Kempo or Kuromaku?)"
1947 Sep 19
Box 2: folder 54
The Constitution: chronologies, drafting committees, and drafts
Chronology of passage of the revised Japanese Constitution
Box 2: folder 55
Index of the report of study on practice and application of the constitution
Box 2: folder 56
Drafting process of Japanese Constitution
Box 2: folder 57
Constitutional Drafting Committees
Box 2: folder 58
GS-Committee Drafts-Committee on Public Finance
Box 2: folder 59
GS-Committee Drafts-Committee on the Judiciary
Box 2: folder 60
GS-Committee Drafts-Committee on the Emperor and Miscellaneous Affairs
Box 2: folder 61
GS-Committee Drafts-Committee on the Diet
Box 2: folder 62
GS-Committee Drafts-Committee on the Executive
Box 2: folder 63
GS-Dissenting Memorandum [Committee of the Executive]
Box 2: folder 64
GS-Committee Drafts-Committee on Local Government
Box 2: folder 65
GS-Committee Drafts-Committee on Civil Rights
Box 2: folder 66
Japanese Constitution prior to 1946 (printed material)
Box 2: folder 67
"Masumoto Revision Draft (A)-English and Japanese"
1946 Jan 4
Box 2: folder 68
"Masumoto Revision Draft (B)-English and Japanese"
Box 2: folder 69
Draft of the Constitution of Japan-copy of typescript; marginalia; fragment
1946 Feb 12, n.d.
Box 2: folder 70
"'Gov't Draft' of 4 Mar. '46 in English and Japanese"
1946 Mar 4, n.d.
Box 2: folder 71
"Revised 'Gov't Draft' of 6 Mar. '46 in English and Japanese"
1946 Mar 6, n.d.
Box 2: folder 72
"Draft submitted to Privy Council 17 Apr '46 (3rd Gov't Draft) in English and Japanese"
1946 Apr 17
Box 2: folder 73
"Draft submitted to House of Representatives on 20 June '46 ('4th Gov't Draft') in English and Japanese"
1946 Jun 20
Box 2: folder 74
Draft as amended by H.R. and passed to House of Peers-in English
1946 Aug 30
Box 2: folder 75
Draft as amended by H.R. and passed to House of Peers-in Japanese
Box 2: folder 76
"Amendments made by House of Peers on 6 Sept '46 (English and Japanese)"
1946 Sep 6
Box 2: folder 77
"Constitution of Japan as adopted by the Diet on 7 Sept '46 and promulgated on 3 Nov. '46-English and Japanese"
1946 Sep 7-Nov 3
Box 2: folder 78
Japanese printed material [fragment constitution draft]
Box 2: folder 79
The Constitution of Japan-effective May 3, 1947- (Dept. of State Publication 2836) (printed material with marginalia)
Box 2: folder 80
Hearings and sessions of the Japanese Diet and Privy Council
Volume I: Privy Council
1946 Apr 22-Oct 21
Box 3
(English translation of minutes and transcripts of meetings of the Japanese Privy Council on the "Revision Bill of the Imperial Constitution": Typescript. Japanese text of minutes. Photostatic copy.) [CONTAINS FRAGILE AND LOOSE PAGES. HANDLE WITH EXTREME CARE.]
Volume II: Japanese Constitution / House of Representatives / Committee Hearings
1946 Jun 29-Aug 21
Box 4
(English translations of the transcripts of the hearings of the Committee on Revision. Typescript.)
Volume III: Japanese Constitution / House of Representatives / Subcommittee Hearings
1946 Jul 23-Aug 20
Box 4
(English translations of transcripts of the hearings of the Subcommittee on Revision. Typescript.)
Volume IV: House of Representatives / Plenary Sessions (Including Committee Report)
1946 Jun 26-Oct 8
Box 4
(English translations of transcripts of sessions. Japanese text of transcripts. Printed material.)
Volume V: House of Peers / Committee and Subcommittee Hearings (English translations of hearing transcripts. Typescript.)
1946 Aug 31-Sep 20
Box 4
Volume VI: House of Peers / Committee and Subcommittee Hearings (cont'd) / and Plenary Sessions
1946 Sep 21-Oct 7
Box 4
(English translations of hearing and session transcripts. Typescript and printed material.)
Volume VII: House of Representatives and House of Peers Committee Hearings and Plenary Sessions (Japanese) (Printed material.)
[1946 Jun 29 -Oct 7]
Box 4
Promotional material and newsclippings
Japanese Constitution-promotional material
Box 5: folder 1
Newspaper articles on the constitution (typescript) (English)
Box 5: folder 2
1946-1953, n.d.
Box 5: folder 3
The Herald-Philippines; Nippon Times; The Herald Tribune" - Newspapers, clippings
Box OS 2: folder 6
1947, n.d.
Box 5: folder 4
Correspondence-Kades to Douglas MacArthur
1950 Mar
Box 5: folder 5
Correspondence to Rizzo, Frank (telegram)
1951 Apr
Box 5: folder 6
Correspondence-Charles Kades to Courtney Whitney
1950 Mar-1951 Apr
Box 5: folder 7
Correspondence-Hays, Frank E. to Kades
1951 Apr
Box 5: folder 8
Correspondence-Hilldring, J.H. to Kades
1946 Jan 14
Box 5: folder 9
Incomplete typescript addressed to "Dan" reflecting on the issues and problems facing the Civil Affairs Division of the U.S. Army during World War II. Author unknown. Originally filed in under Hilldring, [John Henry] in the Kades papers.
Box 5: folder 10
Correspondence-Marquat, W.F. to Whitney, Courtney
1946 Feb 5
Box 5: folder 11
Correspondence-Courtney Whitney to Kades (with enclosure) (includes photocopies)
1949 Apr-1950 Jul
Box 5: folder 12
Correspondence-MacArthur, Douglas to Kades
1949 May-1950 Mar
Box 5: folder 13
Correspondence-Douglas MacArthur to the Prime Minister of Japan [Katagama Tetsu?] (copies)
1947 Sep 16
Box 5: folder 14
Correspondence-Courtney Whitney to General Shirasu
1946 Feb 16
Box 5: folder 15
Correspondence-Courtney Whitney to William B. Ruggles re: Yamashita case
1950 Mar
Box 5: folder 16
Correspondence and Report re: Purge of Jaichiro [?] Matsumoto
Box 5: folder 17
Green vinyl presentation binder bearing the seal of the U.S. War Office. Encloses letters from Major Generals John Hilldring, W.F. Marquat, and Courtney Whitney. The originals of these letters are filed under the correspondent's name in this series.
Box OS 7: folder 1
Kades's SCAP assignments, citations, resignation; speeches
Memoranda and Correspondence re: Kades's assignment and commission
Box 5: folder 18
Correspondence-Chinese Supply Commission/War Dept./CINCAFPAC re: Kades assignment
1946 Mar
Box 5: folder 19
Citation for Legion of Merit (Oak Leaf Cluster)
[1946 June]
Box 5: folder 20
Kades resignation from SCAP-press releases, newswire reports, correspondence
1949 Apr-May
Box 5: folder 21
Press releases and clipping re: Kades's resignation
1949 Mar 15-May 20
Box 5: folder 22
Kades's copies of employment documents and correspondences from MacArthur
Box 5: folder 23
Statement to be given at the Council of Foreign Relations New York City
1949 May 10
Box 5: folder 24
Kades's address to the A.C.L.U.
1950 Feb 22
Box 5: folder 25
Photographs and maps
Three 4" x 5" black and white photographs of Emperor Hirohito opening the Japanese Diet. This was the first post-war session of the Diet.
1945 Dec 4
Box 5: folder 26
(Official photograph taken by "Allen." Each photo includes a full descriptive caption on the reverse.)
8" x 10" black and white photograph with typed caption: "Emperor Hirohito at Throne Opening First Session of Diet after Japanese Surrender December 4, 1945"
1945 Dec 4
Box 5: folder 27
5" x 7" black and white photograph inscribed: "Left to Right: Gen. MacArthur, [Gen.] Whitney, Col. Wheeler leaving GHQ (Dai Ichi Building)"
Box 5: folder 28
3" x 4" black and white photograph of Kades, Guy Swope, Colonel Tilton, and Frank Rizzo in the conference room at GHQ, with inscription.
Box 5: folder 29
8" x 10" black and white photograph. Official U.S. Army Signal Corps photograph of an informal meeting of SCAP and Japanese government officials in the Dai Ichi building. Pictured: Osborne Hauge, Ryonzo Katsueo, Makoto Matsukata, Seita Fukui, Frank Rizzo, and Charles Kades. Full caption on reverse.
1948 Jun 30
Box 5: folder 30
8" x 10" black and white photograph of Douglas MacArthur inscribed to "Col. Kades" (3 Nov 1946); typed letter from MacArthur to Kades, 3 May 1949 (removed from frame)
Box 5: folder 31
Thank you letter to Kades from the fourteen members of the Japanese Diet Delegation who traveled to the U.S. in the spring of 1950. Japanese calligraphic text on matboard. Typed English translation in mat window (Removed from frame and foldered.)
1950 May 31
Map case 6, drawer 3
U.S. Army road map of Central Japan, annotated
Map case 6, drawer 3
U.S. Army road map of Southern Japan, annotated
Map case 6, drawer 3
8" x 10" black and white photograph of building in Tokyo, inscribed "Outside view of Diet Bldg during December 1945 (Tokyo) (See ruins from firebombing)"
Box OS 3: folder 11
Printed material
SCAP telephone directory 1949
1949 Jul 1
Box 5: folder 32
Congressional Record (excerpt)
1945 Sep 18
Box 5: folder 33
Modern Japan (book fragment) with marginalia
Box 5: folder 34
"Economic Consequences of the League" (book fragment)
Box 5: folder 35
MacArthur Archives material
Copies of: correspondence: Douglas MacArthur and Japanese Prime Ministers Shigeru Yoshida, Tetsu Katayama, and Hitoshi Ashida; correspondence from Courtney Whitney; correspondence and memoranda from other SCAP officials. Most items stamped "MacArthur Archives." All copies are of typescript; some copies include notations.
1946-1948, n.d.
Box 5: folder 36
Copies of memoranda and correspondence; transcript of conversation between Charles Kades and Courtney Whitney, 2 Feb 1949. All items stamped MacArthur Archives; some items contain original notations in an unidentified hand.
1945 Nov-1950 Apr
Box 5: folder 37
Series 6: RETROSPECTIVE VIEWS OF THE JAPANESE CONSTITUTION AND POST-WAR JAPAN
|Scope and content:
Series 6 contains correspondence, typescripts drafts, notes, annotated memoranda (photocopies), texts of speeches, travel itineraries, newsclippings, newspapers and periodicals, interview transcripts, recordings, and printed material.
Note on alphabetization of correspondent names: In most of Kades's correspondence with Japanese individuals, he followed the western convention of using the second name in a signature as the surname. The alphabetization of names in the correspondence sections of this series follows that convention except in the few cases where Kades's correspondence adheres to the Japanese convention (surname written first when signing).
The series is divided into eleven sections:
Correspondence (Alphabetical)
Arranged alphabetically by correspondent, with incoming and outgoing correspondence filed together.
Amakawa Akira
1989 Oct - 1993 Aug
Box 5: folder 38
Auchincloss, Louis
1985 Jul - 1986 Feb
Box 5: folder 39
Bailey, Jackson
1989 May - 1992 Jul
Box 5: folder 40
Baldwin, Roger
1980 Jul - 1981 May
Box 5: folder 41
Beer, Lawrence W.
1986 Jan - Mar
Box 5: folder 42
Blakemore, Thomas, and Re: Thomas Blakemore
1988Mar - 1994 Jun
Box 5: folder 43
Includes 1950 reminiscence of taking the Japanese Bar Exam by Blakemore.
Blaustein, Albert P.
1985 Jul 11
Box 5: folder 44
Bowen, Roger
1979 Jan - Oct
Box 5: folder 45
British Broadcasting Corporation
1988 May - Sep
Box 5: folder 46
Buckley, Roger (2 folders)
1982 Nov - 1995 Mar
Box 5: folder 47-48
Buckley, Roger
Box OS 2: folder 3
Chino, Keiko
1991 Mar - Apr
Box 5: folder 49
Deguchi, Ikuko
1987-[1994], n.d.
Box 5: folder 50
Deguchi, Ikuko
Box OS 2: folder 2
Documentary Workshop, Ltd.
1992 Feb - 1994 Nov
Box 5: folder 51
Includes correspondence with Kocienda, Jean Gordon
Endo Koshi
1987 Dec - 1988 Jan
Box 5: folder 52
Faux, Sandra
1988 Jan - Mar
Box 5: folder 53
Finn, Richard
1979 Aug - 1994 Feb
Box 5: folder 54
Frost, Peter
1984 Apr - 1994 Jan
Box 5: folder 55
Fukunaga, Fumio. Includes enclosure dated 1948; includes interview transcript
1989-1994, n.d.
Box 5: folder 56
Gibney, Alec
1990 Apr - Aug
Box 5: folder 57
Goldscheider, Eric
1995 Feb 26
Box 5: folder 58
Gordon, Beate (Sirota)
1978 Dec - 1991 Jun
Box 5: folder 59
Hadley, Eleanor
1978 Feb - 1992 Jun
Box 5: folder 60
Harada, Katsuhiro
1990 Jun - 1995 Feb
Box 5: folder 61
Hosoya, Masahiro (Doshisha University)
1981 Jan - 1995
Box 5: folder 62
Inoue, Kyoko
1986 Jun - 1992 Dec
Box 5: folder 63
Jigsaw Productions Incorporated
1989 May - 1995 Jul
Box 5: folder 64
See also: Gibney, Alec
Kataoka, Tetsuya to Kades and to Williams, Justin; Kades to Kataoka
1991 Oct - 1992 Jan
Box 5: folder 65
Kawai, Yoshikazu
1986- 1992, n.d.
Box 5: folder 66
Kitabatake, Kasumi
1980 Sep
Box 5: folder 67
Maki, John M.
1989 Sep - 1991 Oct
Box 5: folder 68
Masuda, Hiroshi
1984 Mar - 1993 Jul
Box 5: folder 69
Mayo, Marlene
1987 Feb - 1992 Nov
Box 5: folder 70
McDougall, William
1988 Jan 30
Box 5: folder 71
McNelly, Theodore
Box 5: folder 72
Moore, Ray
1980 May-1995 Mar
Box 5: folder 73
Miller, Charles
1989 Apr - 1995 Aug
Box 5: folder 74
Nakamura, Masanori
1989 May-Jul
Box 5: folder 75
Newsweek Japan
1987-1990, n.d.
Box 5: folder 76
Nishi, Osamu
1984- 1988, n.d.
Box 5: folder 77
Okudaira, Yasuhiro
1994 Oct - 1995 May
Box 5: folder 78
Oregon Public Broadcasting
1996 Jun 27
Box 5: folder 79
Perry, John Curtis
1979 May - 1996 Jan
Box 5: folder 80
Political Science Quarterly
1988 Sep - 1989 Nov
Box 5: folder 81
Reischauer, Haru Matsukata
1991 Nov - Dec
Box 5: folder 82
Revere, Paul
1988 Jan, n.d.
Box 5: folder 83
Robinson, Donald L.
1990 May - 1995 Apr
Box 6: folder 1
The Sankei Shimbun
1981 Jan - 1987 Dec
Box 6: folder 2
Shibuya, T. (Includes photographs)
1988 Oct - 1992 Oct
Box 6: folder 3
Smith, Newland
1989 Sep - 1992 Jul
Box 6: folder 4
Sodei, Rinjiro
1986 Sep - 1993 Sep
Box 6: folder 5
Stone, Susan
1978 Aug - Sep
Box 6: folder 6
Sugihara, Seishiro
1988 Sep - Nov
Box 6: folder 7
Suntory Foundation
1993 Aug, n.d.
Box 6: folder 8
Takemae, Eiji
1986 Apr-1992 Sep, n.d.
Box 6: folder 9
Tsuchimoch, Gary H.
1994 Dec - 1995 Feb
Box 6: folder 10
Ward, Robert E.
1989 Oct - Sep
Box 6: folder 11
Watanabe Toshio. Includes a transcript of an interview with Kades on castes in Japan. Two facsimiles of typescript, one with annotations by Kades.
1987 Nov - 1989 Sep
Box 6: folder 12
Watanabe, Yuichiro
1980 Dec - 1981 Jan
Box 6: folder 13
Whitney, Courtney Jr. (Includes enclosed letter dated 1966)
Box 6: folder 14
Williams, Justin (Includes numerous enclosures, especially copies of Williams's correspondence with others)
1986 Apr - 1994 Jul
Box 6: folder 15
Correspondence re: Justin Williams
1991 Feb - Mar
Box 6: folder 16
Yabumoto, Yoshiyuki
1988 May - 1994 Sep
Box 6: folder 17
Yamada, Hisatoshi
1994 Nov 13
Box 6: folder 18
Yanagihara, Midori
1994 Jun 24
Box 6: folder 19
Yasuda, Tatsuhiko
1978 Dec - 1981 Jun
Box 6: folder 20
Yasukawa, Takeshi
1958 Nov 15
Box 6: folder 21
Yomiuri Shimbun
1990-1995 Nov, n.d.
Box 6: folder 22
Kades to Editors of the Yomiuri Shimbun declining an invitation to discuss possible revision of the Japanese Constitution
1995 Nov 1
Box 6: folder 23
Yui, Daizaburo
1985 Jun - 1987 Jan
Box 6: folder 24
Yung, H.C.
1992 Jul - 1995 Dec
Box 6: folder 25
Unidentified Recipients
Box 6: folder 26
Correspondence-Multiple Correspondents
The MacArthur memo of 1946 Feb 3 and Kades's marginalia. Correspondence exchange: Kades; Kawaii, Yoshikazu; Chino, Keiko; Poole, Richard Armstrong (with enclosures)
Box 6: folder 27
Correspondence and business card
Box 6: folder 28
[1966], 1970s
Box 6: folder 29
Box 6: folder 30
Box 6: folder 31
Box 6: folder 32
Japanese Constitutional Reform Commission
Correspondence and notes-Japanese Constitutional Reform Commission
1958, n.d.
Box 6: folder 33
Index of the report of study...of the constitution
Box 6: folder 34
Clipping-Constitutional Reform Commission
Box 6: folder 35
Publications by Charles Kades
Letters to the editor
Box 6: folder 36
Notes-"The American Role in Revising Japan's Imperial Constitution"
Box 6: folder 37
"The American Role in Revising Japan's Imperial Constitution"-draft, notes
Box 6: folder 38
"Revisiting Revising the Imperial Constitution of Japan"-draft
Box 6: folder 39
"Discussion of Professor Theodore McNelly's paper 'General Douglas MacArthur and the Constitutional Disarmament of Japan'" by Kades, Charles-typescript drafts, photocopies, reprints
Box 6: folder 40
Political Science Quarterly Vol. 102, no. 2 (Summer 1989. Includes Charles Kades's "The American role in revising Japan's Imperial Constitution." (Full issue and reprints.)
1989 Summer
Box 6: folder 41
"The Emperor-What He Means to Me" (written for Newsweek Japan)
1989, n.d.
Box 6: folder 42
Cornell Magazine-Class notes columns
Box 6: folder 43
Eulogy for Alfred C. Oppler (by Kades); Related material in remembrance of Oppler
Box 6: folder 44
Alfred E. Oppler (photographs)
1982, n.d.
Box 6: folder 45
Includes two folders of material that appear to be unrelated to his work on the Constitution or to his professional legal work.
Copy of typed version of MacArthur memo from 3 Feb 1946
Box 6: folder 46
Photocopies of 1946 documents from: The Making of the Constitution of Japan, vol. 1, by Kenzo Takayanagi, et al. 1972 (with marginalia, some copies incomplete)
Box 6: folder 47
Municipal home rule-Bibliography
Box 6: folder 48
Article XXVIII of the Constitution (typescript notes) (copy)
Box 6: folder 49
"Developments of the Text of Article 9..." by Kades
Box 6: folder 50
The Political Reorientation of Japan (partial photocopy)
Box 6: folder 51
Legislative reports, case law (United States constitutional law) (printed material, photocopies)
1958-1959, n.d.
Box 6: folder 52
Military Situation in the Far East; Hearings before the Committee on Armed Services-U.S. Senate (photocopy of 1951 publication)
Box 6: folder 53
Gordon W. Prange Collection/Mckeldin Library/University of Maryland (photocopies and printed material)
1980-1987, n.d.
Box 6: folder 54
Clippings-Beate Sirota Gordon
Box 6: folder 55
Clippings-Emperor Hirohito
Box 6: folder 56
Treaties-U.S. and Japan between 1951 and 1960 (printed material/photocopies)
Box 6: folder 57
MacArthur quotations (typescript)
Box 6: folder 58
Printed material
Box 6: folder 59
Printed material photocopies
Box 6: folder 60
Fragments-printed material
Box 6: folder 61
Fragments of typescripts
Box 6: folder 62
Clippings, photocopies
Box 6: folder 63
Typed transcription of an 1863 letter from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Salmon P. Chase, re: Walt Whitman
Box 6: folder 64
"A Final Warning to America"-Typescript of a speech urging America to enter war against Hitler; copy of same speech revised to urge action against "Communists." Author unknown.
Box 6: folder 65
Conferences, lectures, and travel to Japan
Trip to Japan-Schedules, clippings, notes, printed material
1991-1993, n.d.
Box 6: folder 66
Amherst College International Conference on the allied occupation of Japan
1980 Aug
Box 6: folder 67
'"We the people...' a commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Japan's constitution," University of Maryland, College Park (printed material)
1987 Apr
Box 6: folder 68
U.S./Japan's Bilateral Session-A New Era (conference materials, conference papers)
1988 Aug
Box 6: folder 69
The Japanese Constitution as a Foundation for Future U.S.-Japan Relations
Box 6: folder 70
Conference transcript (Stanford)
Box 6: folder 71
Lecture announcement
Box 6: folder 72
Interview transcripts, questions, and summaries
Notes (manuscript) (Interview preparation?)
Box 7: folder 1
Interview questions
Box 7: folder 2
"Possible Addendum to Kades Memoir"-typescript (photocopy)
Box 7: folder 3
"Six Days of Creating Japanese Constitution" Translated transcript of an interview [?]. (Photocopied facsimile).
Box 7: folder 4
Interview questions and answers
Box 7: folder 5-6
Interview questions-author unknown
[after 1967]
Box 7: folder 7
Interview by Beate Gordon
1961 Dec. 12
Box 7: folder 8
Interview by Dale M. Hellegers-Version 1 (2 folders)
1973 Sep-Dec
Box 7: folder 9-10
Interview by Dale M. Hellegers-Version 2 (2 folders)
1973 Sep-Dec
Box 7: folder 11-12
Interview by Yoshihisa Komori
1981 Aug
Box 7: folder 13
Interview questions, Japan Society
1988 Mar 10
Box 7: folder 14
Box 7: folder 15
Interview transcript-Interview by Fumio Fukunaga
Box 7: folder 16
Interview questions, notes-NHK documentary
Box 7: folder 17
Interview by Peter K. Frost
Box 7: folder 18
Recorded interviews
Off-air recording of WGBH (Boston)/PNI/ BBC radio interview with Beate Sirota Gordon. Cassette tape recording: 10.38 minutes.
Box 10: folder 1
|Restrictions on access:
RESTRICTED. A digital recording of this interview exists.
Recordings of oral history interview of Charles Kades by Beate Sirota Gordon, Parts 1-5 on 3 microcassette recordings. Total length: 2 hours, 12 minutes, 40 seconds.
Box 10: folder 1
|Restrictions on access:
RESTRICTED. A digital recording of this interview exists.
See also: Interview transcript, Box 7, Folder 8
Publications and writings by others
Arranged first chronologically, followed by a series of folders arranged by author name.
Publications by others
Box 7: folder 19
"Appendix-Reverse Course Balance Sheet" Author unknown
Box 7: folder 20
Publications by others
Box 7: folder 21
Publications by others
Box 7: folder 22
Publications by others
Box 7: folder 23
Publications by others
Box 7: folder 24
Publications by others
Box 7: folder 25
"MacArthur's Japan"-staff of Shukan Shincho, typescript copy
Box 7: folder 26
Publications by others
Box 7: folder 27
Publication and typescript-The Yomiuri Constitution Study Council
Box 7: folder 28
See also: A proposal for the revision of the Text of the Constitution. The Yomiuri Shimbum, 1994. In Amherst College Library Catalog.
Publications by Akita, George-"An Examination of E.H. Norman's Scholarship" (printed material)
Box 7: folder 29
Publications by Roger Buckley (2 folders)
1985-1996, n.d.
Box 7: folder 30-31
"Japan and Pax Americana: MacArthur, Yoshida and the Occupation of Japan, 1945 to 1952." Finn, Richard (2 folders)
Box 7: folder 32-33
Publications by Hiroshi, Masuda
1988, n.d.
Box 7: folder 34
"MacArthur's Japanese Constitution-A Linguistic and Cultural Analysis of Its Making"-Inoue, Kyoko (4 folders)
Box 8: folder 1-4
"MacArthur's ...It's Making"-Inoue, Kyoko-book reviews
Box 8: folder 5
"A Week in a Secret Room..." Shoichi, Koseki-typescript copy
Box 8: folder 6
Publications by John Maki
Box 8: folder 7
Publications by Theodore McNelly (2 folders)
1969-1999, n.d.
Box 8: folder 8-9
Biography of Richard Armstrong Poole
Box 8: folder 10
Photocopied excerpts of The Making of the Constitution of Japan by Takayanagi, Kenzo, et al.
Box 8: folder 11
Publications by Justin Williams
1965-1988, n.d.
Box 8: folder 12
Clippings, newspapers, and printed material
Items that appear to be about Kades, specifically, are filed before more general material.
Clippings re: Kades (Japanese and English)
1954-1975, n.d.
Box 8: folder 13
Clippings re: Kades (Japanese and English)
Box 8: folder 14
Congressional Record-Senate (Re: Kades)
1966 Jan 22
Box 8: folder 15
Buraku Kaiho Kenyu (Bulletin of Buraku Liberation)-Interview with Kades (in Japanese)
1989 Sep
Box 8: folder 16
Printed material re: Kades (in Japanese)
Box 8: folder 17
Printed material re: Kades (in Japanese)
Box 8: folder 18
Printed material re: Kades (Japanese and English)
1991-1993, n.d.
Box 8: folder 19
Copies of press releases, clipping, promotional material marked "Handed to Mr. Kawabata, 5/8/69"
1949, 1969, n.d.
Box 8: folder 20
Clippings (Japanese and English)
Box 8: folder 21
Box 8: folder 22
1976-1977, n.d.
Box 8: folder 23
Clippings (Japanese and English)
Box 8: folder 24
Box 11: folder 1
Book collection [Listed in Appendix A]
Box 11
Book Collection [Listed in Appendix A]
Box 11
Book Collection [Listed in Appendix A]
Box 11
Book Collection [Listed in Appendix A]
Box 11
The Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia; The Philadelphia Inquirer-Newspapers (death of FDR)
1945 Apr 12
Box OS 2: folder 8
Japan Times - clipping
1959 Mar 16
Box OS 2: folder 9
Mainichi Daily News, Asahi Evening News-Newspapers, clippings
1976 May 31
Box OS 2: folder 10
Mainichi Daily News-Series: "The Occupation of Japan"-Clippings (1 of 2)
1976 Jun 2-Oct 4
Box OS 2: folder 11
Mainichi Daily News - Series: "The Occupation of Japan"-Clippings (2 of 2)
1976 Jun 2-Oct 4
Box OS 2: folder 12
Clippings re: Kades
Box OS 2: folder 13
Clippings from Japanese newspapers (in Japanese)
1980-1996, n.d.
Box OS 2: folder 14
Clippings - Mainichi Daily News; The New York Times, The Washington Post; Asahi Evening News; The Independent
1982-1996, n.d.
Box OS 2: folder 15
"Unmasking Hirohito: The Other Hitler" - The New York Times (Advertisement sponsored by the Ad Hoc Committee on the Case Against Hirohito)
1989 Feb 16
Box OS 2: folder 16
"Anti-Semitism"-clippings, printed material, correspondence
Box 8: folder 25
Printed material re: Beate (Sirota) Gordon
Box 8: folder 26
Charter of the United Nations and Statute of the International Court of Justice
Box 8: folder 27
Pamphlets-The U.S. Constitution
Box 8: folder 28
The Occupation of Japan-MacArthur Memorial Conference Transcript (1975); MacArthur Memorial Conference Program (1982)
Box 8: folder 29
Printed material (Japanese and English)
1956-1987, n.d.
Box 8: folder 30
Printed material
Box 9: folder 1
Printed material
Box 9: folder 2
Printed material (Japanese and English)
Box 9: folder 3
Printed material (in Japanese)
Box 9: folder 4
The Japan Society - Printed material
1975, 1981-1988
Box 9: folder 5
The Japan Society - Printed material
Box 9: folder 6
The Japan Society - Printed material
Box 9: folder 7
List of books from Charles Kades's library donated to Amherst College.
Box 9: folder 7b
Series 7: GENERAL DOUGLAS MACARTHUR AND MAJOR GENERAL COURTNEY WHITNEY
|Scope and content:
Series 7 consists of materials documenting Kades's relationship with his SCAP superiors after their service in Japan had come to an end. The series contains little personal correspondence, but does document Kades's role as a legal advisor to Douglas MacArthur and to Jean Faircloth MacArthur. Included are clippings, printed material, correspondence, photographs, and the badge worn by Kades in the New York City parade in honor of MacArthur on 20 April 1951.
Related Material:Series 5, THE JAPANESE CONSTITUTION OF 1946 (1945-1952)
MacArthur Ticker Tape Parade-Printed material, invitation, telegrams, clipping
Box 9: folder 8
Note from Phyllis Kades re: MacArthur Ticker Tape Parade badge
Box 9: folder 9
MacArthur Ticker Tape Parade badge.
1951 April 20
Box 10: folder 2
See note from [Phyllis Kades], Box 9, Folder 9.
Satirical 'MacArthur Day' program
Box 9: folder 10
Douglas MacArthur-Handwritten memorandum re: personal income tax liability
1960 Sep 9
Box 9: folder 11
Correspondence re: MacArthur from Courtney Whitney
1961, n.d.
Box 9: folder 12
Clippings re: Death of MacArthur
1964, n.d.
Box 9: folder 13
Telegram inviting Kades to private funeral events for MacArthur
Box 9: folder 14
Clippings, press releases, printed material
1976-1991, n.d.
Box 9: folder 15
Box OS 2: folder 4
Clippings and correspondence re: MacArthur and Manuel Luis Quezon
1980, n.d.
Box 9: folder 16
MacArthur memorials-Printed material, clippings, photographs
Box 9: folder 17
The MacArthur Memorial (Virginia)-Correspondence, clippings, printed material, invitations
1982-1990, n.d.
Box 9: folder 18
MacArthur Memorial-Symposium proceedings
1977 Apr 14-15
Box 9: folder 19
Correspondence-MacArthur Memorial Foundation
Box 9: folder 20
Use of MacArthur name-clippings, printed material, correspondence
Box 9: folder 21
MacArthur Trust-Correspondence
Box 9: folder 22
MacArthur, Jean Faircloth-correspondence, menu, Woman of the Year materials, award (photocopy)
Box 9: folder 23
Photographs-MacArthur Memorial Foundation re: plaque honoring Courtney Whitney. Color photographs (3.5" 3.5") of unveiling of Whitney plaque at the MacArthur Memorial. Depicted: Evelyn Whitney, Charles Kades, [Phyllis Kades], and unidentified people.
Box 9: folder 24
Obituary-Whitney, Evelyn (clipping)
Box 9: folder 25
Series 8: GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, INVITATIONS, CORRESPONDENCE FROM OTHERS TO PHYLLIS KADES
|Scope and content:
Series 8 contains correspondence not directly related to Kades's activities as a lawyer or to his work on the Japanese constitution. Correspondence associated with those activities is filed in Series 3, 5 and 6, respectively. Most correspondence in the collection that is not addressed to Kades is located here.
Related material: Series 1, BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS AND AWARDS (1913-1994) [condolence letters]
Invitations, programs, menus, place-cards
1941-1993, nd.
Box 9: folder 26
Box 9: folder 27
1944, 1950s-1970s
Box 9: folder 28
Box 9: folder 29
Box 9: folder 30
Letters of recommendation and related correspondence
Box 9: folder 31
|Restrictions on access:
Correspondence-Rizzo, Frank to Hellegers, Dale. Includes enclosures: questionnaire; draft by Committee on Finance (1946)
1946-1974, n.d.
Box 9: folder 32
Hadley, Eleanor to Kades, Phyllis
1997 May
Box 9: folder 33
Correspondence-Deguchi, Ikuko to Kades, Phyllis
1999 May 4
Box 9: folder 34
Correspondence-Williams, Justin to Kades, Phyllis
1998 Apr 27
Box 9: folder 35
Series 9: PHOTOGRAPHS, PRINTS, AND TEXTILES
[ca. 1940-1987]
|Scope and content:
Series 9 contains formal and informal photographs of Kades and inscribed photographs from SCAP officials. It also includes items given to Kades (a framed tapestry, photographs, and prints).
Related material (additional photographs):
Photographic prints:
5" x 7" black and white photograph: informal portrait of Kades in a business suit (n.d.).
8" x 10" black and white photograph: formal portrait of Kades (n.d.).
4.5" x 3.25"color photograph inscribed on back "U. of Maryland Conference / this is the first and last time the drafters of the Constitution met after 1946." Pictured (left to right): unidentified man, Charles Kades, Osborne Mayo, Richard Armstrong Poole, Dr. Marlene J. Mayo, Milton J. Esman, Beate Sirota Gordon, Joseph Gordon, Justin Williams, John Maki.
3.5" x 5" color photograph of Kades and unidentified men, inscribed: "Col. Kades / Oct. 1980 (Old Dominion U., Norfolk, VA) / MP Hosoya".
5" x 7" black and white photograph of Kades in uniform receiving a medal [from General John Hilldring?]. An unidentified woman stands next to Kades. Printed caption: [in English and Japanese] "Colonel Kades receiving a medal - U.S. Army Photo"
8" x 10" black and white photograph: Cornell alumni Class of 1927 [50th?] reunion picture.
ca. 1940-1987, n.d.
Box 9: folder 36
Framed black and white photograph (8" x 10") of Douglas MacArthur, inscribed to "Chuck" Kades. [Image of MacArthur taken during his 19 April 1951 speech to Congress]
Box OS 7
8" x 10" black and white photograph of Courtney Whitney, inscribed to Kades in 1949; note to Kades from 1956 taped to back
1949, 1956
Box 9: folder 37
8" x 10" black and white photograph of Tetsu and Kikue Katayama, inscribed in English and Japanese
Box 9: folder 38
Fragment of a letter (photocopy) describing the origins of the tapestry likeness of Franklin Delano Roosevelt at a French factory during World War II. Author unknown.
Box 9: folder 39
Framed silk tapestry likeness of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in shades of grey, silver, white, and black [frame: 15.25" x 11.5"]
Box OS 7
Framed black and white photograph of John Hilldring, inscribed to Kades
Box OS 7
Framed color photograph of K.P. Chen (Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank), inscribed to Kades
Box OS 6
Silk-covered album of 5.25" x 7.5" black and white photographic prints of Tokyo and surrounding area, interspersed with four reproductions of woodblock prints (each 5" x 7.5") by Hiroshige, Harunobu, Hokusai, and Utamaro. Each item is accompanied by a letter-press caption. The album is undated, but some photographs appear to date from the immediate post-war period (e.g., the caption on a photograph of Japanese-made goods for sale reads: "foreign trade reopens").
Box OS 5
Appendix A: UNCATALOGED BOOKS IN THE COLLECTION
The following uncataloged books are in Boxes 11, 12, 13, and 14 of the Charles L. Kades Papers: Most contain inscriptions, marginalia, or other markings that associate the items with Charles Kades.
Box 11
Box 12
Box 13
Box 14
Appendix B: CATALOGUED BOOKS FROM KADES' PERSONAL LIBRARY
The following books from Charles Kades's library have been catalogued and are located at Archives and Special Collections, Amherst College. The Five College Catalog will show location information for these items:


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If you use SSL for a client connection, you can tell the client not to authenticate the server certificate by specifying neither
--ssl-ca nor
--ssl-capath. The server still verifies the client according to any applicable requirements established using
GRANT statements for the client, and it still uses any
--ssl-capath values that were passed to server at startup time. (Bug #25309)
The syntax for index hints has been extended to enable explicit specification that the hint applies only to join processing. See Index Hints.
This is a new fix for this issue, and replaces the fix made in MySQL 5.0.25 and reverted in 5.0.26. (Bug #21174)
The mysql_create_system_tables script was removed because mysql_install_db no longer uses it.
Bugs Fixed
Important Note: The parser accepted invalid code in SQL condition handlers, leading to server crashes or unexpected execution behavior in stored programs. Specifically, the parser permitted a condition handler to refer to labels for blocks that enclose the handler declaration. This was incorrect because block label scope does not include the code for handlers declared within the labeled block.
The parser now rejects this invalid construct, but if you perform a binary upgrade (without dumping and reloading your databases), existing handlers that contain the construct are still invalid and should be rewritten even if they appear to function as you expect.
To find affected handlers, use mysqldump to dump all stored procedures and functions, triggers, and events. Then attempt to reload them into an upgraded server. Handlers that contain illegal label references will be rejected.
For more information about condition handlers and writing them to avoid invalid jumps, see DECLARE ... HANDLER Syntax. (Bug #26503)
MySQL Cluster:
NDB tables having
MEDIUMINT AUTO_INCREMENT columns were not restored correctly by ndb_restore, causing spurious duplicate key errors. This issue did not affect
INT, or
BIGINT columns with
AUTO_INCREMENT. (Bug #27775)
MySQL Cluster:
NDB tables with indexes whose names contained space characters were not restored correctly by ndb_restore (the index names were truncated). (Bug #27758)
MySQL Cluster: Under certain rare circumstances performing a
DROP TABLE or
TRUNCATE TABLE on an
NDB table could cause a node failure or forced cluster shutdown. (Bug #27581)
MySQL Cluster: Memory usage of a mysqld process grew even while idle. (Bug #27560)
MySQL Cluster: It was not possible to set
LockPagesInMainMemory equal to
0. (Bug #27291)
MySQL Cluster: A race condition could sometimes occur if the node acting as master failed while node IDs were still being allocated during startup. (Bug #27286)
MySQL Cluster: When a data node was taking over as the master node, a race condition could sometimes occur as the node was assuming responsibility for handling of global checkpoints. (Bug #27283)
MySQL Cluster: Error messages displayed when running in single user mode were inconsistent. (Bug #27021)
MySQL Cluster: The failure of a data node while restarting could cause other data nodes to hang or crash. (Bug #27003)
MySQL Cluster: On Solaris, the value of an
NDB table column declared as
BIT(33) was always displayed as
0. (Bug #26986)
MySQL Cluster: mysqld processes would sometimes crash under high load. (Bug #26825)
MySQL Cluster: The output from ndb_restore
--print_data was incorrect for a backup made of a database containing tables with
TINYINT or
SMALLINT columns. (Bug #26740)
MySQL Cluster: In some cases,
AFTER UPDATE and
AFTER DELETE triggers on
NDB tables that referenced subject table did not see the results of operation which caused invocation of the trigger, but rather saw the row as it was prior to the update or delete operation.
This was most noticeable when an update operation used a subquery to obtain the rows to be updated. An example would be
UPDATE tbl1 SET col2 = val1 WHERE tbl1.col1 IN (SELECT col3 FROM tbl2 WHERE c4 = val2) where there was an
AFTER UPDATE trigger on table
tbl1. In such cases, the trigger failed to execute.
The problem occurred because the actual update or delete operations were deferred to be able to perform them later as one batch. The fix for this bug solves the problem by disabling this optimization for a given update or delete if the table has an
AFTER trigger defined for this operation. (Bug #26242)
MySQL Cluster: Condition pushdown did not work with prepared statements. (Bug #26225)
MySQL Cluster: Joins on multiple tables containing
BLOB columns could cause data nodes run out of memory, and to crash with the error NdbObjectIdMap::expand unable to expand. (Bug #26176)
MySQL Cluster: After entering single user mode it was not possible to alter non-
NDB tables on any SQL nodes other than the one having sole access to the cluster. (Bug #25275)
MySQL Cluster: When a cluster data node suffered a "hard" failure (such as a power failure or loss of a network connection) TCP sockets to the missing node were maintained indefinitely. Now socket-based transporters check for a response and terminate the socket if there is no activity on the socket after 2 hours. (Bug #24793)
MySQL Cluster: The management client command
node_id STATUS
Node when
node_id: not connected
node_id was not the node ID of a data node.
ALL STATUS command in the cluster management client still displays status information for data nodes only. This is by design. See Commands in the MySQL Cluster Management Client, for more information.
(Bug #21715)
MySQL Cluster: Some values of
MaxNoOfTables caused the error Job buffer congestion to occur. (Bug #19378)
MySQL Cluster: When trying to create tables on an SQL node not connected to the cluster, a misleading error message Table '
tbl_name' already exists was generated. The error now generated is Could not connect to storage engine. (Bug #11217, Bug #18676)
Replication: Out-of-memory errors were not reported. Now they are written to the error log. (Bug #26844)
Replication: Improved out-of-memory detection when sending logs from a master server to slaves, and log a message when allocation fails. (Bug #26837)
Replication: When
RAND() was called multiple times inside a stored procedure, the server did not write the correct random seed values to the binary log, resulting in incorrect replication. (Bug #25543)
GRANT statements were not replicated if the server was started with the
--replicate-ignore-table or
--replicate-wild-ignore-table option. (Bug #25482)
Replication: Replication between master and slave would infinitely retry binary log transmission where the
max_allowed_packet on the master was larger than that on the slave if the size of the transfer was between these two values. (Bug #23775)
Cluster Replication: Some queries that updated multiple tables were not backed up correctly. (Bug #27748)
Cluster API: Using
NdbBlob::writeData() to write data in the middle of an existing blob value (that is, updating the value) could overwrite some data past the end of the data to be changed. (Bug #27018)
Cluster API: After defining a delete operation (using
NdbOperation::deleteTuple()) on a nonexistent primary key of a table having a
BLOB or
TEXT column, invoking
NdbTransaction::execute() caused the calling application to enter an endless loop rather than raising an error.
This issue also affected ndb_restore; when restoring tables containing
BLOB or
TEXT columns, this could cause it to consume all available memory and then crash. (Bug #24028)
References: See also Bug #27308, Bug #30177.
Some equi-joins containing a
WHERE clause that included a
NOT IN subquery caused a server crash. (Bug #27870)
SELECT DISTINCT could return incorrect results if the select list contained duplicated columns. (Bug #27659)
NO_AUTO_VALUE_ON_ZERO SQL mode enabled,
LOAD DATA operations could assign incorrect
AUTO_INCREMENT values. (Bug #27586)
Incorrect results could be returned for some queries that contained a select list expression with
IN or
BETWEEN together with an
ORDER BY or
GROUP BY on the same expression using
NOT IN or
NOT BETWEEN. (Bug #27532)
Evaluation of an
IN() predicate containing a decimal-valued argument caused a server crash. (Bug #27513, Bug #27362, CVE-2007-2583)
In out-of-memory conditions, the server might crash or otherwise not report an error to the Windows event log. (Bug #27490)
Passing nested row expressions with different structures to an
IN predicate caused a server crash. (Bug #27484)
decimal.h header file was incorrectly omitted from binary distributions. (Bug #27456)
innodb_file_per_table enabled, attempting to rename an
InnoDB table to a nonexistent database caused the server to exit. (Bug #27381)
A subquery could get incorrect values for references to outer query columns when it contained aggregate functions that were aggregated in outer context. (Bug #27321)
The server did not shut down cleanly. (Bug #27310)
In a view, a column that was defined using a
GEOMETRY function was treated as having the
LONGBLOB data type rather than the
GEOMETRY type. (Bug #27300)
Queries containing subqueries with
COUNT(*) aggregated in an outer context returned incorrect results. This happened only if the subquery did not contain any references to outer columns. (Bug #27257)
Use of an aggregate function from an outer context as an argument to
GROUP_CONCAT() caused a server crash. (Bug #27229)
String truncation upon insertion into an integer or year column did not generate a warning (or an error in strict mode). (Bug #27176, Bug #26359)
NULL values in spatial fields caused excessive memory allocation and crashes on some systems. (Bug #27164)
Row equalities in
WHERE clauses could cause memory corruption. (Bug #27154)
GROUP BY on a
ucs2 column caused a server crash when there was at least one empty string in the column. (Bug #27079)
Duplicate members in
SET or
ENUM definitions were not detected. Now they result in a warning; if strict SQL mode is enabled, an error occurs instead. (Bug #27069)
INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE statements on tables containing
AUTO_INCREMENT columns,
LAST_INSERT_ID() was reset to 0 if no rows were successfully inserted or changed. "Not changed" includes the case where a row was updated to its current values, but in that case,
LAST_INSERT_ID() should not be reset to 0. Now
LAST_INSERT_ID() is reset to 0 only if no rows were successfully inserted or touched, whether or not touched rows were changed. (Bug #27033)
References: See also Bug #27210, Bug #27006. This bug was introduced by Bug #19978.
mysql_install_db could terminate with an error after failing to determine that a system table already existed. (Bug #27022)
In a
MEMORY table, using a
BTREE index to scan for updatable rows could lead to an infinite loop. (Bug #26996)
Invalid optimization of pushdown conditions for queries where an outer join was guaranteed to read only one row from the outer table led to results with too few rows. (Bug #26963)
Windows binaries contained no debug symbol file. Now
.map and
.pdb files are included in 32-bit builds for mysqld-nt.exe, mysqld-debug.exe, and mysqlmanager.exe. (Bug #26893)
InnoDB tables having a clustered index that began with a
CHAR or
VARCHAR column, deleting a record and then inserting another before the deleted record was purged could result in table corruption. (Bug #26835)
Duplicates were not properly identified among (potentially) long strings used as arguments for
GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT). (Bug #26815)
ALTER VIEW requires the
CREATE VIEW and
DROP privileges for the view. However, if the view was created by another user, the server erroneously required the
SUPER privilege. (Bug #26813)
A result set column formed by concatenation of string literals was incomplete when the column was produced by a subquery in the
FROM clause. (Bug #26738)
When using the result of
SEC_TO_TIME() for time value greater than 24 hours in an
ORDER BY clause, either directly or through a column alias, the rows were sorted incorrectly as strings. (Bug #26672)
The range optimizer could cause the server to run out of memory. (Bug #26625)
The range optimizer could consume a combinatorial amount of memory for certain classes of
WHERE clauses. (Bug #26624)
mysqldump could crash or exhibit incorrect behavior when some options were given very long values, such as
--fields-terminated-by=". The code has been cleaned up to remove a number of fixed-sized buffers and to be more careful about error conditions in memory allocation. (Bug #26346)
some very long string"
If the server was started with
--skip-grant-tables, selecting from
INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables caused a server crash. (Bug #26285)
For an
INSERT statement that should fail due to a column with no default value not being assigned a value, the statement succeeded with no error if the column was assigned a value in an
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE clause, even if that clause was not used. (Bug #26261)
The temporary file-creation code was cleaned up on Windows to improve server stability. (Bug #26233)
MyISAM tables,
COUNT(*) could return an incorrect value if the
WHERE clause compared an indexed
TEXT column to the empty string (
''). This happened if the column contained empty strings and also strings starting with control characters such as tab or newline. (Bug #26231)
INSERT INTO ... SELECT where index searches used column prefixes, insert errors could occur when key value type conversion was done. (Bug #26207)
DELETE FROM (with no
tbl_name ORDER BY
WHERE or
LIMIT clause), the server did not check whether
col_name was a valid column in the table. (Bug #26186)
REPAIR TABLE ... USE_FRM with an
ARCHIVE table deleted all records from the table. (Bug #26138)
mysqldump crashed for
MERGE tables if the
--complete-insert (
-c) option was given. (Bug #25993)
Setting a column to
NOT NULL with an
ON DELETE SET NULL clause foreign key crashes the server. (Bug #25927)
On Windows, debug builds of mysqld could fail with heap assertions. (Bug #25765)
In certain situations,
MATCH ... AGAINST returned false hits for
NULL values produced by
LEFT JOIN when no full-text index was available. (Bug #25729)
OPTIMIZE TABLE might fail on Windows when it attempts to rename a temporary file to the original name if the original file had been opened, resulting in loss of the
.MYD file. (Bug #25521)
SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS, the
LATEST DEADLOCK INFORMATION was not always cleared properly. (Bug #25494)
mysql_stmt_fetch() did an invalid memory deallocation when used with the embedded server. (Bug #25492)
Difficult repair or optimization operations could cause an assertion failure, resulting in a server crash. (Bug #25289)
Duplicate entries were not assessed correctly in a
MEMORY table with a
BTREE primary key on a
ENUM column. (Bug #24985)
Selecting the result of
AVG() within a
UNION could produce incorrect values. (Bug #24791)
MBROverlaps() returned incorrect values in some cases. (Bug #24563)
Increasing the width of a
DECIMAL column could cause column values to be changed. (Bug #24558)
A problem in handling of aggregate functions in subqueries caused predicates containing aggregate functions to be ignored during query execution. (Bug #24484)
The test for the
MYSQL_OPT_SSL_VERIFY_SERVER_CERT option for
mysql_options() was performed incorrectly. Also changed as a result of this bug fix: The
arg option for the
mysql_options() C API function was changed from
char * to
void *. (Bug #24121)
On Windows, debug builds of mysqlbinlog could fail with a memory error. (Bug #23736)
The values displayed for the
Innodb_row_lock_time_avg, and
Innodb_row_lock_time_max status variables were incorrect. (Bug #23666)
SHOW CREATE VIEW qualified references to stored functions in the view definition with the function's database name, even when the database was the default database. This affected mysqldump (which uses
SHOW CREATE VIEW to dump views) because the resulting dump file could not be used to reload the database into a different database.
SHOW CREATE VIEW now suppresses the database name for references to stored functions in the default database. (Bug #23491)
INTO OUTFILE clause is permitted only for the final
SELECT of a
UNION, but this restriction was not being enforced correctly. (Bug #23345)
With the
NO_AUTO_VALUE_ON_ZERO SQL mode enabled,
LAST_INSERT_ID() could return 0 after
INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE. Additionally, the next rows inserted (by the same
INSERT, or the following
INSERT with or without
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE), would insert 0 for the auto-generated value if the value for the
AUTO_INCREMENT column was
NULL or missing. (Bug #23233)
SOUNDEX() returned an invalid string for international characters in multibyte character sets. (Bug #22638)
COUNT( sometimes generated a spurious truncation warning. (Bug #21976)
InnoDB: The first read statement, if served from the query cache, was not consistent with the
READ COMMITTED isolation level. (Bug #21409)
For a stored procedure containing a
SELECT statement that used a complicated join with an
ON expression, the expression could be ignored during re-execution of the procedure, yielding an incorrect result. (Bug #20492)
In some cases, the optimizer preferred a range or full index scan access method over lookup access methods when the latter were much cheaper. (Bug #19372)
Conversion of
DATETIME values in numeric contexts sometimes did not produce a double (
YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.uuuuuu) value. (Bug #16546)

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Product Design – STEMcart
The task for this interesting project was to create a mobile science cart for schools and other institutions without access to science labs.
Together with some engineers, I created the cart as a 3D model and designed many features in the process. At one point I built a dummy cart in my driveway to see if the design actually functions as planned, and it did!!!