Interview with Eugene F. Kennedy
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A man recalls his grandmother's Kalakaua Avenue home; his homes on Lewers Road and, later, Ohua Avenue; Trent Town and Submarine Alley housing; Father Valentin and St. Augustine Church; and Waikiki childhood activities, including barefoot football and mischief. He also remembers his police work in the 1930s--walking beats, uniforms, directing traffic--and 1940s--emergencies on December 7, 1941; various department positions; and murder cases, houses of prostitution, and liquor control.
police officer, assistant chief of police, captain of detectives; part-Hawaiian; male
Interview conducted in English.
police officer, assistant chief of police, captain of detectives; part-Hawaiian; male
Interview conducted in English.
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2 hr, 45 min
47 pages
47 pages
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Interview
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Hawaii Kai, Oahu
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DU629 .W44 W3 1988
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