Film Industry Booms Locally Amid War Era Production
A large scale film operation surrounds Camp Stanley as 1200 workmen build for The Rough Aid Locals with 100 cast from Famous Players Licks California. Guns and war themes drive preparations, with government sets and new production lots shaping a wartime cinema boom locally, drawing industry writers and magazine teams to the area.
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Fortieth year of Brother Joseph Dutton in Kalawao
Daily News Letter from Honolulu reports Brother Joseph Dutton, Roman Catholic priest and sage of Kalawao, marking forty years of service among the leper settlement. He has rarely left Kalawao or its hill district, living at Kalawao and aiding the few residents with a small accompanying staff.
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Veteran officer joins Silent Brotherhood and seeks Molokai work
A Civil War veteran with ties to Luzon and General Grainger later joined the Silent Brotherhood at Gethsemane Kentucky seeking penance. He planned to spend the year at Molokai with leprosy settlement efforts and travelled from Notre Dame to San Francisco and Honolulu. Experiments before Waikiki on restoring sand to form beach walls showed success, prompting plans by the Engines Association and Chamber of Commerce to rebuild a wide beach from Diamond Head toward the business district.
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Aftermath of Java disaster leaves still warm sea water
Scientists at Kilauea Bay note heat in the sea near Hoopuloa persists months after a giant lava flow. They attribute the sustained warmth to chemocite action rather than slow cooling, citing lava remains on Kau desert island in 1920 that stayed hot enough to ignite wood.
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Balliol Gate Said to Be England’s Oldest at 1288
Balliol College Oxford reports a gate believed to be the oldest in England, built for Balliol in 1288, while a fragment mentions food problems and world population trends with a note on U.S. rail mileage and global railway leadership.
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