Are 340 Connecting Rod Large Ends Chamfered on both sides?

You are correct about the chamfer and the radius being involved.
However,,,,,Mopar factory cranks are made with Undercut fillets ,,,,and don’t truly require the chamfer .
The chamfer also helps strengthen the rod caps and the rod journal area .
It helps to relieve a stress riser area by giving a blended radius to the journal so it doesn’t have a sharp edge to cause a fracture .
And I think at one time I read that the chamfer aids the oil buildup ( Dynamic Wedge ),,,,that helps them float the bearings ?

They still need the chamfer area,,,,but it will survive with a marginal chamfer as well .

Tommy
I'm not up to speed on what Mopar used and why, BUT I can tell you this. I've torn down a LOT of original 340s and every single one had chamfered rods. You are correct though that there are several different types of radii. Undercut, half fillet, full fillet and so on. I used to know most, but it's been since about 1986 since I've done any crank grinding.