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Kamehameha Schools President 1923-1934

Kamehameha Schools Trustee

1939-1983

The Frank E. Midkiff Collection

Ka Waihona Palapala Kahiko O Nä Kula ÿO Kamehameha Kamehameha Schools Archives

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Kamehameha Schools Archives Ka Waihona Palapala Kahiko O Nä Kula ÿO Kamehameha

Stacy Naipo Kahu

Archivist

Candace W. Lee Hope Kahu

Assistant Archivist

Unless otherwise noted, all images should be cited: Kamehameha Schools.

© Kamehameha Schools, 2013

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The Frank E. Midkiff Collection Finding Aid

By Candace W. Lee

Kamehameha Schools, Assistant Archivist, 2013 Descriptive Summary Repository: Kamehameha Schools Archives (hihoksa) Creator: Frank E. Midkiff Language of Materials: Materials in English and Hawaiian Location: The Frank E. Midkiff Papers room, Midkiff Learning Center, Kamehameha Schools, Kapālama. Abstract: This collection contains about 135 linear feet or 274 grey archival boxes of papers from Dr. Midkiff’s tenure as President and Trustee of Kamehameha Schools from 1923-1983. Additionally, 198 awards and honors are described. An influential Twentieth Century person, he received numerous awards, citations, accolades and honors. Administrative Information Access Restrictions The collection is open to researchers by appointment with the archivists. Copyright Notice Copyright for materials resides with the Kamehameha Schools. See Kamehameha Schools Statement of Privacy, Copyright and Disclaimer. www.ksbe.edu/disclaimer.php. Users of this collection are responsible for using the collection materials in compliance with U.S. and international copyright laws. Preferred Citation The Frank E. Midkiff Collection, Kamehameha Schools, Kapālama, Honolulu, Hawai’i. Acquisitions Information The Midkiff Learning Center was built at the Diamond Head end of Konia field at the Kapālama campus in 1977 and named after Dr. Midkiff in his honor. He was a Trustee of the Schools at that time. A room called The Frank E. Midkiff Papers contains his life’s work and awards. His wife, Marjorie, supervised the furnishing of the room. Awards and photographs filled the Diamond Head side of the room. Glass front koa cases were provided for Samoan artifacts, other awards and memorabilia. He may have begun to deposit his papers beginning in 1977. Processing Information Lela Goodell, a contract archivist, was hired to process the Midkiff papers. She completed her work on April 30, 1998. The Kamehameha Schools Archives opened in 1992 in the same room and accommodated to the given environment. In 2008, Candace W. Lee, the Assistant Archivist, wrote the biographical highlights, photographed, measured and processed the awards and artifacts and created an illustrated, annotated inventory. As a result of these additions, the name of the collection is changed from the Frank E. Midkiff Papers to the Frank E. Midkiff Collection. The Finding Aid was not completed for various reasons until 2013.

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Table of Contents

Finding Aid information iii Part 1 Biographical Highlights 1 Part 2 Container List of Papers 15 Part 3 Awards and photographs in the

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PART 1

Frank Elbert Midkiff 1887-1983

Biographical Highlights

November 15, 1887 Frank Elbert Midkiff was born in Anna, Illinois to Reverend James Jesse and Bertha Wilson Midkiff He was the fourth of nine children. His mother died when he was 12 years old. 1905 In 1905, Frank graduated from Stonnington High School in Illinois and attended Shurtleff Academy and College in Upper Alton, Illinois. 1907 Frank was a laborer at Yellowstone National Park. He also worked as a foreman at Kimberley Gold Mine in Jardine, Montana in charge of running ore through Huntington Mill. 1908-10 To earn money between his junior and senior years at Colgate University, Frank was the principal, the teacher of physics, chemistry, biology, and agriculture and the coach of sports teams at Lewistown High School in Lewistown, Illinois. 1911-1912 Frank taught chemistry, biology and Robert’s Rules of Order at Colgate Academy. 1912 Frank graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Colgate University with an A.B. in Geology. 1912 – 1913 After graduating from Colgate University, Frank taught English and was the coach of baseball and football at Peddie Institute in Hightstown, New Jersey. After the school year, he decided to see the world. He would support himself by working at each destination. Honolulu, Hawaiÿi was the first stop on his journey to Constantinople, now Istanbul, Turkey. 1913 – 1918 From ages 26 to 29, Frank took a position at Oÿahu College, now Punahou School. He taught English, mathematics, physiography and parliamentary law. In addition, he was the Athletic Director for boys. As coach of the football team, he won five football championships. He also coached basketball, baseball and track. He was the head of Rice Hall, the boys’ dormitory. Frank was a lifetime member of Central Union Church in Honolulu. He sang in the choir, was a Sunday School teacher, a Moderator, a Deacon, a Trustee and a President of the Board of Trustees.

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1916 While at Oÿahu College, Frank founded their JROTC program. He attended the Civilian Officer's Training School in Monterey, California 1917 Company “D,” the first company of American citizens of Japanese ancestry in Hawaiÿi had Frank as one of its organizers.

1917 Frank, a First Lieutenant in the Hawai'i National Guard, was a coach and captain of the championship Hawai’i National Guard football team. Frank married Ruth Richards on June 29, 1917. Ruth was the daughter of Theodore Richards, the second principal of Kamehameha Schools from 1893-1898.

The Midkiff children are Mary Wilson, Robert Richards, and Frances Elizabeth.

Photo: Left to right: Theodore Richards, Mary Atherton Richards, Ruth Richards Midkiff and Frank E. Midkiff

1918 During World War I, Frank rose to the rank of Captain of Infantry, Regimental Adjutant, U.S. Army during World War I. His military activities increased and from 1918 to 1919, he was Officer in Charge of the Fourth Officers’ Training School at Schofield

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Barracks, Territory of Hawaiÿi. He was Captain of “M” Company of American citizens of Filipino ancestry and Post Adjutant after the Armistice of World War I. As a civilian, Frank was Chairman of the Territory of Hawaiÿi Full Employment Commission until 1923. He was a member of the Pacific War Memorial Commission and its President from 1918-28

1919 Frank received an honorable discharge from the U.S. Army in August. He received “The Great War for Civilization, U.S. Army, WWI” medal. Frank was a co-founder and charter member of the American Legion, Post No. 1 in Hawaiÿi. Frank was Chairman of the Department of Hawai'i Americanization Committee to aide the formation of the Society of American Citizens of Japanese ancestry.

Frank was chairman of the First Charter Revision Commission for the City of Honolulu.

Frank was employed by Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. until 1923 as its neighbor island representative. 1923 - 1934

From the ages of 36 to 47, Frank became the President of The Kamehameha Schools. Frank was a Trustee of Bishop Memorial Church of The Kamehameha Schools. 1924 Frank was invited to join the Social Science Association of Honolulu, a study group of the best and brightest minds in the Islands that continues today. He was secretary for seven years and president for one year. He wrote sixteen essays from 1925 – 1978. 1928 – 1931 Frank was President of the University Club.

1928 - 1982 Frank was Vice-Chairman and Secretary (1931-52) and Chairman (1952-82) of the Permanent Committee of the Frederic Duclos Barstow Foundation which promotes the education of American Samoans His adventure began when Mr. and Mrs. William Barstow appeared in his office quite unexpectedly. Their son, Frederic, arrived in Honolulu from American Samoa where he spent several years recovering from tuberculosis. Only a few hours after reuniting with his parents who had come via steamship from New York, Frederic dropped dead from a heart attack. His broken-hearted parents were taken to see Frank E. Midkiff who had a reputation for helping those in difficult circumstances. The Barstows asked Frank to find a way to thank the Samoans for their kindness to their son. Frank learned that the Samoans needed a modern school system

and reported this to the Barstows. They established a million dollar educational foundation which Frank was asked to administer.

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To this day, Frank E. Midkiff is a hero to American Samoans. He was the only non-Samoan living outside of American Samoa to have been appointed a “High Talking Chief.” In 1932, he became the Honorary High Chief Ao’e’e of Tau District in Manu’a, American Samoa. 1929 Frank and John Wise wrote the Textbook in Hawaiian Language, used at Kamehameha Schools and the University of Hawaiÿi. 1931 Mary, Frank’s three year old daughter, died from diphtheria. Grief found a constructive voice as he lobbied the Territorial legislature for passage of a law requiring infant immunization against diphtheria. Committed to this cause, he served as a member of the Territorial Board of Health for seven years. 1932 At the age of 45, Frank received an honorary degree from Francoise M.D. Barstow and William Barstow who called him the Benefactor of American Samoa.

1933 Frank resigned from his position as President of Kamehameha to matriculate at Yale University for his Ph.D. in Education. He received his doctorate in 1935. 1934 In Hawaiÿi, Frank promoted the Community Association movement. He organized the first Community Association of Hawai‘i at Waialua. He was the Founder and Director of the Community Associations of Hawai‘i (1934-40), and was a Life Member of the Board of Trustees for the Community Associations in Hawai'i until 1958. With interest and commitment in the Pacific region, Frank became President of the Institute of Pacific Relations, Hawai‘i Council Frank’s wife, Ruth, was the granddaughter of J.B. Atherton (1837-1903), a prominent financier who arrived in Hawaiÿi in 1858 and became President of Castle & Cooke, Ltd. Frank was the Treasurer (1934-1945) of the J.B. Atherton Estate and the Juliette M. Atherton Trust. 1935 Frank published numerous articles and books: The Economic Determinants of Education in Hawaii, Survey of Education in American Samoa, The Modern Educational Curriculum (co-author), The Kamehameha Schools / Bishop Estate 75th Anniversary Lecture, and Ancient Hawaiian Civilization (co-editor). He wrote numerous articles for professional journals.

Frank was Chairman of the Committee on New Industries.

He was Director, Officer, and President (1935-45) of the Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu. 1936 - 1946 Frank was appointed the Royal Danish Consul at Honolulu. 1939 - 1983 Beginning on June 8, 1939, Frank was a Trustee of The Kamehameha Schools/ Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate until shortly before his death in 1983. 1939 Frank was a Trustee of the Charles R. Bishop Trust.

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Frank was a Trustee and a President of the Board of the Bernice P. Bishop Museum until 1975 when he became an Honorary Trustee and Life Member of the Bernice P. Bishop Museum. Interested in government affairs, Frank began his tenure as a member of the Territorial Planning Board.

1940 - 1983 Punahou School invited Frank to become a Trustee. 1941 During World War II, Frank was an organizer of the Disaster Relief Commission, the forerunner of the Office of Civilian Defense. 1943 Frank was Chairman of the Military Affairs Committee, the renewed activity of the Navy League in Hawaiÿi. He was Chairman of the Civilian Affairs Committee and Founder of the Pacific War Memorial Commission. As a member of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, Frank was President during this year. He founded the Kökua Council. He was Chairman of the Public Health Advisory Committee 1946 Frank was Secretary of the Territory of Hawai‘i Post War Planning Commission. Frank’s civic responsibilities continued as a member of the Territory of Hawai‘i Full Employment Commission until 1948. Frank was a Trustee of Kuakini Hospital, chairman of the Kuakini Hospital’s first fund drive and chairman of Kuakini Hospital’s Building and Grounds Committee. 1947 At the age of 60, Frank became the Chairman of the American Battle Monuments Commission. Frank was re-appointed Honorary Royal Danish Consul in Hawai‘i until 1957. 1949 Frank was a charter member of the Pacific War Memorial Commission created by the Territorial legislature in 1949 and dissolved in 1981 by the State legislature. 1952 – 1955 Frank was a member of the U.S. Loyalty Review Board created by President Harry S. Truman. 1953 - 1954 Frank became the U.S. High Commissioner of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands appointed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. This position gave him a seat at the United Nations as a Special Representative.

Photo credit: United Nations

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1955 Frank was appointed Civilian Aide by the Secretary of the Army for

Hawai'i until 1963. He received a certificate of Achievement and Medal for Civilian Service from the United States Army in the Pacific 1956 Frank wrote the book, Frederic Duclos Barstow Foundation for American Samoans – 1931 – 56.

1957 Frank received the Order of Ke Aliÿi Pauahi, the highest honor given by the Kamehameha Schools to individuals who have made extraordinary lifetime contributions to Kamehameha Schools and to the community and who exemplify the values and vision of Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop.

1958 Frank was decorated a Knight of Dannebrog by King Frederick IX of Denmark on May 28, 1958. A grand ceremony was held in Denmark.

During the same year, Frank added the Downtown Improvement Association to his

list of civic activities. He was a member and a director.

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1959 Frank was the founder of the Honolulu Group of International Christian Leadership. 1960 Frank received a Certificate and Statement of Appreciation for Patriotic Civilian Service from the Department of the Army. 1961 Frank encouraged Hawaiian scholars by becoming a charter sponsor of Na Poki’i.

1963 At the age of 76, after about 40 years of involvement with the military, he received the Outstanding Civilian Service Medal from the U.S. Army.

Frank was a member and director of the Oÿahu Development Council and was on the Executive committee until 1967.

At the age of 76, Frank, the golfer, shot a 76 at the Oÿahu Country Club.

1964 The Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu honored Frank as their Father of the Year.

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1965 Frank amassed military honors as:

• Life Member of the Association of the U.S. Army, Washington D.C. • Honorary Chairman of the Army Advisory Committee • Member of the Civilian Advisory Group, U.S. Army • Member of the U.S. Air Force Association • Guardian of Berlin's Freedom. U.S. Army Berlin Brigade

The American Forestry Association honored Frank with their Life Member award.

1967 Frank was co-founder of “The One Hundred Club,” a club of one hundred leading Hawai'i businessmen whose purpose was to provide immediate financial aid to the families of policemen and firemen killed on the job. The business community’s response was so strong that the Club

expanded its membership as “The 200 Club.” He was the first president for two years of “The 200 Club.” Frank won a golf trophy for establishing a course record at the Francis Ii Brown Golf and Country Club at the Mauna Lani Resort on the Island of Hawaiÿi. 1968 The Emperor of Japan conferred upon Frank the Order of the Sacred Treasure, the highest honor given to a non-Japanese for his years of dedicated service.

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1975 An advocate of Hawaiians, the Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu gave him the esteemed status of Honorary Member. At the same time, he became Trustee emeritus of the Bishop Museum after serving on the Board of Trustees for 36 years.

Frank was a contributor to the Century Club and President’s Council at Punahou School.

At Colgate University, Frank was a member of the Presidents' Council until 1983. Frank was a member of the Executive Committee Oÿahu Development Council until 1983. Frank won the Aloha Week Golf Tournament Award—C Flight, Low Net. He became a life member of the National Golf Association. 1976 The Colgate University Alumni Corporation gave Frank the Alumni Award for Distinguished Service to Colgate.

Kamehameha Schools / B.P. Bishop Estate and Punahou School honored him with a joint award:

TO FRANK E. MIDKIFF ON THE OCCASION OF HIS BIRTHDAY IN THE BICENTENNIAL YEAR 1976 FROM HIS FELLOW TRUSTEES OF PUNAHOU SCHOOL and THE KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS / B. P. BISHOP ESTATE NOVEMBER 15, 1976

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1977 On January 23, 1977, Kamehameha Schools Käpalama Campus dedicated the high school learning center as the Frank E. Midkiff Learning Center. The following is the dedication program:

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1977 Frank co-founded and became the first President of the Japan-American Society of Honolulu. He was President emeritus in 1977. In addition, Frank joined the Board of Directors for the BOWFIN submarine and museum near Pearl Harbor. Frank celebrated his 90th birthday on November 15. 1981 On May 7, the Punahou Alumni Association honored Frank with the Old School Award for outstanding service to Punahou School. From his alma mater, Colgate University, Frank received an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters award. The following memberships reflect his keen mind and varied interests and commitments:

• Member, President’s Council, Colgate University • Member, American Historical Association. • Member, American Geographical Society. • Life Member. The Smithsonian Associates. • Life Member, Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge • Life Member and former member of Council, Hui Hanai, Queen Lili'uokalani Children’s

Center. • President (2 years) and member of the Executive Committee of the American Red Cross,

Hawai'i Chapter. • Member, Honolulu Academy of Arts. • Member, The Outdoor Circle. • Member, Defense Orientation Conference Association. • Member and Eagle Scout Sponsor, Aloha Council, Boy Scouts of America. • Century Club and Charter Member, Honolulu YMCA. • Century Club, Armed Services YMCA. • Chairman, Management Committee, Central Branch YMCA. • Member, Big Brothers. • Mason, Knight Templar. • Central Union Church • Pacific Club (President 1919-1923) • Oÿahu Country Club • Outrigger Canoe Club • Waialae Country Club

August 7, 1983

Frank died in Honolulu, Hawaiÿi at the age of 95. Aloha to Frank E. Midkiff, an extraordinary man of the 20th century.

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Ku kilakila ‘o Kamehameha, home ho‘ona‘auao. Kamehameha stands majestically, the seat of knowledge.

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PART 2

Container List Created by Lela Goodell, archivist, in 1998

BOX CONTENTS and NUMBERED FOLDERS Box 1 Hard Hat Box 2 1976 Damien Waring photograph for the entrance of Midkiff Learning Center Box 3 Index cards with alphabetized names and addresses Box 4 Appointment Calendars for years 1933, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1954, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1961, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1969 Box 5 Large folio containing a map that reads: The Clipper travel plotted on this map of the world is that flown by Frank E. Midkiff distinguished member of the Pan American Clipper Club Box 6

1. Obituary, oral history, biographical essays, funeral service and speeches

2. News articles, updated photographs, biographical essays, message from Governor George Ariyoshi

3. Various biographical essays

4. Personal Midkiff stationery

5. Statement about the Frank E. Midkiff Learning Center, 1977, copies of

1973 Chamber of Commerce award speech, 1981 awards speech, assorted letters to Archivist Janet Zisk honoring Midkiff

6. Mounted photograph by Jeff DePonte of Mr. Midkiff receiving an honor

7. Album presented to Mr. Midkiff on his 85th birthday, November 15, 1972

8. Mid-Pacific Magazine, October 1932, Vol. XLIV, No. 4 (2 copies)

Box 7

1. Topic: Japanese American Internment. Original handwritten Nell Findley letter discussing the plight of the interned; 1 photocopy, diskette of transcription, 2 photocopies of transcription; Book: Harris, Catherine Embree. Dusty Exile: Looking back at

2. Japanese Relocation during World War II. Recent programs, and news articles

3. Essays by Frank E. Midkiff (mimeographed, photocopies, printed): •”Riding Fences” around the planet

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•Pacific Islanders and their land (presented before the Social Science Association, 1955) 2 copies •The Charitable Trusts Should Be Kept Intact. 2 copies. •“The Kamehameha Schools: Past , Present and Future” 2 copies. •The Revival of Mrs. Bishop’s People, 1965. 4 copies. •An Indigenous Foundation, 1960. 2 copies. •The Origin, Objectives, and Development of The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate, July 7, 1961.

4. 95th birthday celebration. Invitation, biographical highlights, guest list

(draft and final list), newspaper article.

5. Empty folder. “1913 copy of Honolulu paper, the year Midkiff arrived in Hawaii.”

6. Address to PFA , 1963 on Charles Reed Bishop. Notes, draft,

mimeographed copy of the speech with the routing list.

7. Funeral, 1983. Guest program. Central Union program, card with Lloyd Sexton painting of Midkiff’s favorite flower, the yellow ginger.

8. Notes. 1934 Yale PhD. Dissertation

9. Miscellaneous. Certificates: Young Americans For Freedom, Institute of

American Relations. 1981-82 Report & Directory, Defense Orientation Conference Association. Handbook for the delegates to the seventh world conference of the World Federation of Education Associations, 1937. Eagle Scout host, 1981

Box 8

1. Biographical Material. Frank E. Midkiff, PhD. Trustee of Kamehameha Schools and Bishop Estate, 1939-1983

2. Biographical Material. Frank E. Midkiff, PhD. President of Kamehameha

Schools, 1923-1934

3. Biographical Materials. Frank E. Midkiff, PhD.

4. Biographical Materials. Frank E. Midkiff, PhD.

5. Biographical Materials. Frank E. Midkiff, PhD., American Samoa Box 9

1. 4 photos, stages of life. The dedication of Midkiff Learning Center, 1977

2. 13 photos. The Richards family. Assorted photos. 16 photos in a booklet “Headquarters, United States Army, Hawaii, Schofield Barracks

3. 9 photos, Trust Territories. 1950s

4. 8 photos, Family cross country trip. Undated. Small b&w

5. 7 photos. Football. 1969. Colgate Class Reunion, 1962. Assorted. B&W

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6. 8 photos. United Nations, 1954

7. 8 photos. Golf Day, 1964. ROTC parade, 85th birthday, November 15,

1972

8. 27 photos. Fort Benning, Georgia, 1955. Trust Territories Conference, 1953. Duplicate wallet size copies. Small copy, 1968. 1 Jet Jockey certificate, 1955.

9. 22 Army photos. Fort Belvior, Virginia, 1967. 1 golf photo. 2 at his desk. 1

letter from the commanding general, Fort Belvior, Virginia

10. 12 Marine photos and letter. 1 Army photo and letter. 1 Navy snapshot and letter. 9 Army PR photos. 3 assorted photos and letter. Negatives

11. “US Navy War Photo: Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Harbor.” Compiled by Captain

Edward Steichen, U.N.R

12. 1 Honorary Airedale certificate (for Naval Aviation training). 1certificate, Marine Helicopter Squadron One. 1 certificate, The Infantry School, Fort Benning, Georgia. 1 envelope cover. 20 snapshots, Fort Benning, Georgia, 1955. 2 photos, oversized military. 11 photos, Fort Benning, Georgia

13. 1 Navy photo with letter. 29 Army photo. Army letter. 1 official photo ,

High Commissioner of the Trust Territories of the Pacific. News clippings

14. “Company D,” Hawaii National Guard, 1917, original, 2 copies, negatives. 1 copy, Hawaii National Guard marching. 1 postcard, Colgate Academy football team with Coach Midkiff. “Company B,” 1968 news clipping

15. 1 Crown Prince Akihito Scholarship committee photo and letter. 48 personal snapshots. News clipping. Photocopied photos. 1 copy, Yale swim team visits Hawaii, July 1921 with letter

16. 18 snapshots. 3 partial photo proof sheets. 3 Army photos

17. 7 snapshots. 3 color snapshots with letter, reception for General

Lemnitzer. 4 Army photos. 5 photos signing papers. 5 snapshots, Pacific islands. 7 photos, golf, 1971. 4 photos, Honolulu Star-Bulletin. 4 Army photos, greeting visitors. 5 photos, letter and business card, Army Advisory Committee meeting at KMC, 1972

18. 14 assorted photos. 4 photos, for various military newspapers, 1955. 11

Army photos, 1959. 5 photos, Micronesia. 4 Marine Corps photos, 1963. 1 Army Advisory Committee meeting, Fort Shafter, Hi, 1956. 1 photo ceremony, PHNSY, 1944. 2 Certificate of Appreciation, Waialua Lions Club, 1959. 1 photo and news clipping, CINPAC speech by Admiral Nimitz, 1944. 1 photo booklet, “A Memento of the Visit of the President of the United States,” Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 13 October to 16 October, 1950

19. 15 assorted military receptions and ceremonies. 7 photos, visit to JTF-7,

1961. 8 Army photos, 1960. 2 (duplicate) photos, AUSA conference, 1957.

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2 photos, civilian aide meetings, 1957. 5 photos with memo, Fort Benning, GA., 1958. 18 assorted posed military photos. 7 snapshots, at his desk. Negatives, unidentified and undated. 4 photos used for The National Cyclopedia of American Biography

20. 8, 11.8” x 15” b&w photos, Honolulu harbor and Waikiki, aerial views, 195

Box 10

1. Framed black and white photograph of Bishop Estate Trustees

2. Framed black and white photograph of Bishop Estate Trustees

3. YMCA Century Club Certificate of Appreciation laminated on wood

4. Framed 95th birthday congratulations letter from the Secretary of the Army, John O. Marsh, Jr.

5. Framed certificate for 70 year membership, Grand Commander, Knights

Templar

6. Framed certificate for the Outstanding Civilian Service Medal, Department of the Army

Box 11

1. Club 200, Policemen and Firemen’s Relief. 1967-69 2. Club 200, Policemen and Firemen’s Relief. 1967-69

3. Club 200, Policemen and Firemen’s Relief. 1970-78, 1981

4. Pacific Fleet Submarine Memorial Association. Bowfin

5. Foundations – local, 1970. McInerney, 1954

6. Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. 1960-80

Splintered Paddle, Order of 1973

Box 12 Who’s Who in the West, 17th edition. Book Box 13

1. The Pacific Club, 1940-1941. By-laws, committee reports, correspondence, membership certificate

2. Pacific Club, 1958-1970’s. Member’s Handbook. Committee notes and

reports. Correspondence

3. Oahu Country Club, 1960s – 70’s. By-laws, Board of Directors correspondence. Meetings. Correspondence

4. Pacific & Asian Affairs Council, 1965-66. Annual report. Correspondence

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5. The Propeller Club of U.S. Port of Honolulu, 1960-1970’s. Roster for 1964, 1970, 1971. Conference. Blueprints for the development of Pier 4-11, Honolulu Harbor. Board of Governors, 1956, 1971

6. 1980’s few 70’s. Midkiff Awards and Corres. Re Awards. Haleiwa 7. Beach Club. Order of the Splintered Paddle. Chamber of Commerce.

Biography and notes. Veterans WWI USA, Inc. Kamehameha Schools. Kahoÿolawe article by C.S. Judd. Punahou Alumni Association. Colgate University. Friendship with DeWitt and Lila Wallace. Royal Hawaiian Band

Box 14

1. Central Union Church, 1961

2. Central Union Church, 1960-1970’s

3. Honolulu Council of Churches 1960s

4. East-West Center 1960s

5. Atherton Memorial Building Comm. 1963-64

6. Outrigger Canoe Club 1960s 7. Y.M.C.A. 1960s

8. Christian College of the Pacific 1962-63

9. Yale 1960s, 1970

10. Boy Scouts of America – Aloha Council, 1976 -

11. Council of Hawaiian Organizations, 1960s

12. Arcadia Retirement Home 1964

Box 15

1. International Christian Leadership 1959-1965

2. International Christian Leadership 1965

3. International Christian Leadership 1960s

4. International Christian Leadership 1960s

5. International Christian Leadership 1965-72 Box 16

1. Civilian Conservation Corps, Correspondence, 1930s

2. Assorted Education Reports, 1960-1970s

3. Mokuhaikaua Church, Kona 1971

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4. Churches 1960s, Mormon, Baptists, Billy Graham Crusade

5. Billy Graham Crusade 1965

6. Education General, mostly 1930s

7. Education General, 1930s and early 1940s

Box 17 1. 1932-1935

2. All 1935 Re: Agricultural Work in Hawai’i

3. 1930s Pams. Re: Education, Gov. Wailua Comm Ass’n 1930s

4. Personal Correspondence 1947

5. 1950-54 Personal Correspondence

6. Midkiff, Ruth. 1954 Medical Reports. Correspondence, 1954.

7. 1955 See Also Trust Territories series

8. Personal Correspondence 1956

9. FEM International Relations

10. Personal Correspondence, Jan-Mar 1957

11. Personal Correspondence May-June 1957

12. 1957 Corres and invitations and programs July – Dec 1957

13. 1957 Letters on death of brother Earl Midkiff

14. For additional correspondence with Pres and Mrs. Eisenhower, 1953-54

See Also Personal Correspondence in Trust Territories material

15. For wartime personal correspondence See Armed Forces Civilian Aid boxes

16. For personal correspondence 1953-1954 See Also Trust Territories material

Box 18 1. 1939 & 1940, Heen Reports – Bishop Estate. Includes numbered notes by

Midkiff.

2. 1943 Bishop Estate. Senate Hearing 1943

3. Bishop Estate Cooperation, 1955. See Housing – Post War

4. Assorted newspaper clippings, 1955

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5. Odell, Dr. William R. All 1957. See Grolier Soc. – Inc.

6. Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 – Mainland Trip

7. FEM papers relating to Land owned and leased 1955, 1960s

Box 19 1. Clippings, 1952.

2. 1952. Letter to Pres. Eisenhower. Essay “Riding Fences”

3. 1952 – “Riding Fences Around the Planet” Essay and Follow-up 1960

4. 1955-56 Correspondence regarding International Relations Prelude to East

West Center

5. 1955 essay on International Understanding by Midkiff

Box 20 1. Personal Correspondence January – April 1958

2. Newspaper clippings 1958

3. 1958 Correspondence May-June

4. Personal Correspondence July – August 1958

5. Personal Correspondence September – December 1958

6. Personal Correspondence January – June 1959

7. 1959 Correspondence July - December

Box 21

1. 1960 Correspondence. Jan – June

2. Personal Correspondence July – October 1960

3. Personal Correspondence November – December 1960

4. 1961 Correspondence. Jan – June

5. Corres. Personal 1961 July – December

6. 1962 Corres. Jan – June

7. Corres. 1962 Box 22

1. 1963 Correspondence January – March

2. 1963 Correspondence April, May, June

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3. Personal Correspondence1963 July December

4. Personal Correspondence1964 January - June

5. Personal Correspondence1964 July - December

Box 23 1. Correspondence 1965 January - June

2. Correspondence 1965 July - December 3. 1966 Jan –April, 1964 edition found in 1966 Correspondence, First Clipper

flight 1936 Advertiser

4. 1966 may – August Correspondence

5. Correspondence1966 September - December

6. Public Health, Earliest - 1966 Box 24

1. Personal Correspondence 1967 January - May

2. Personal Correspondence 1967 June - July

3. Personal Correspondence 1967 August - October

4. Personal Correspondence 1967 November - December

5. Crawford’s Manuscript 1966-67

6. David Crawford’s Micronesian Manuscript 1966 -67

Box 25 Framed Print Presented To Frank E. Midkiff, President 1943-1944 by the Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu. Print is by artist John Melville Kelly and is entitled “Kauai Hala” Box 26

1. Personal January – April 1968

2. Personal Correspondence 1968 May - September

3. Personal Correspondence October – December 1968

4. Personal Correspondence January – April 1969 Box 27

1. Correspondence 1970 January - April

2. 1970 Personal Correspondence May - September

3. Personal Correspondence 1970 October - December

4. Personal 1971 January - April

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5. 1971 Personal May - August

6. Personal 1971 September - December

Box 28

1. Personal January – March 1972

2. Personal Correspondence 1972 March - May

3. Correspondence 1972 June - October 4. Correspondence 1972 November- December

Box 29

1. 1973 Correspondence January – February

2. 1973 Correspondence March - April

3. 1973 May – December Personal Correspondence

4. Richards, Atherton Clipping on Death 1974- Feb. Personal Correspondence

5. FEM Personal January- May 1974

6. FEM Personal June- August 1974

7. 1974 September- December Personal Correspondence

Box 30

1. 1975 Correspondence January – June

2. Personal 1975 Correspondence July - December

3. 1976 January – May Correspondence

4. Personal 1976 June - December

5. Wallace, De Witt “Readers Digest” 1976

6. Personal File 1977

7. Personal 1978 - 1979 Box 31

1. Personal 1980

2. Personal 1981

3. FEM 95th Birthday, Oral History of FEM

4. Funeral Book with Eulogy given by Jack Darvill

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Box 32

1. “untitled”

2. Land/Property

3. Bishop Estate

4. “untitled”

5. Charles McEwen Hyde, Stevenson & Damien 1964

6. Leasehold Box 33

1. Clippings – misc. – Various Subjects

2. Education – General 1967

3. Various Correspondence some undated – some miscellaneous

4. Booklet Government in Hawaii

5. Booklet An Analysis: 1982 Tax Legislation

6. Annual Report Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society

7. Beta Theta Pi 3/61

8. Biennial Report: Hawaiian Home Lands

9. Hawaii Facts and Figures

10. Hawaii Business 7/80

11. State Labor Directory 1978

12. Hawaii’s Economic Indicators 1980

13. Subdivision Development

14. Foundation News3&4/73

15. Chamber of Commerce Directory 1981

16. Who’s Who in Government1969-70

17. KSBE Preprocess

18. Three National Seminars on Innovation 7/67

19. Punahou Bulletin 5/82

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20. Aloha From Paradise

21. Chamber of Commerce Directory 1982-83

22. East Meets West in Hawaii 8/75

23. East Meets West in Hawaii 7/78 24. East Meets West in Hawaii 3/75

25. Property Holders’ Bill of Rights Forum

26. Nature, Culture & Future 1/80 – 6/81

Box 34

1940 Appointment Calendar (blue, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1941 Appointment Calendar (blue, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1942 Appointment Calendar (blue, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1943 Appointment Calendar (blue, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1943 Appointment Calendar (blue, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1944 Appointment Calendar (blue, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1944 Appointment Calendar (blue, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1945 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1945 Appointment Calendar (brown, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1946 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1946 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1947 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1948 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1949 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1949 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii)

Box 35

1950 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1950 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii)

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1951 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.)1951 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1952 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1952 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1953 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1953 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1954 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1955 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1956 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1956 Appointment Calendar (brown, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1956 Appointment Calendar (red, Compliments / of / W.C. Morris / Theo. H. Davies & Co. Ltd. / Insurance Departments / Honolulu, T.H.) 1957 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1957 Appointment Calendar (red, Compliments / of / W.C. Morris / Theo. H. Davies & Co. Ltd. / Insurance Departments / Honolulu, T.H.) 1958 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1958 Appointment Calendar (green, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1959 Appointment Calendar (black, Home Insurance Agency of Hawaii, Ltd.) 1959 Appointment Calendar (green, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.)

Box 36

1960 Appointment Calendar (green, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1960 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1961 Appointment Calendar (green, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1961 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii)

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1962 Appointment Calendar (green, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1962 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1963 Appointment Calendar (green, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1963 Appointment Calendar (small black, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1964 Appointment Calendar (blue, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1965 Appointment Calendar (brown, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1965 Appointment Calendar (small blue Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1966 Appointment Calendar (blue, American Factors, Ltd.) 1966 Appointment Calendar (small blue, Compliments of / Lewers & Cooke, Limited / Honolulu, Hawaii) 1967 Appointment Calendar (dark purple, light blue paper, F.E. Midkiff embossed in gold) 1967 Appointment Calendar (black, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1968 Appointment Calendar (black, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1968 Appointment Calendar (dark purple, light blue paper, F.E. Midkiff embossed in gold) 1969 Appointment Calendar (black, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.)

Box 37

1970 Appointment Calendar (blue, Fireman's Fund American Underwriters of Hawai'i, Inc.) 1971 Appointment Calendar (blue, Fireman's Fund American Underwriters of Hawai'i, Inc.) 1972 Appointment Calendar (blue, Fireman's Fund American Underwriters of Hawai'i, Inc.) 1972 Daily Reminder (red leatherette) 1973 Pocket Diary (red leatherette) 1973 Appointment Calendar (blue, Evans, Ochoa & Peters, Inc.) 1974 Appointment Calendar (blue, Evans, Ochoa & Peters, Inc.)

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1975 Appointment Calendar (blue, Fireman's Fund American Underwriters of Hawai'i, Inc.) 1976 Appointment Calendar (blue, Fireman's Fund American Underwriters of Hawai'i, Inc.) 1977 Appointment Calendar (blue, Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.'s) 1978 Daily Appointment Book (white, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.) 1979 Daily Appointment Book (white, Bishop Insurance Agency, Ltd.)

Box 38

1. Correspondence, Clippings

2. Colgate University Handbook 1947-48

3. Colgate University Colgate Called You Answered

4. A History of Colgate University 1829-1969

5. The Beta Theta Pi 10/63

6. A Day To Remember 4/19/63

7. Colgate University Publication 7/66

8. CRISP

9. Colgate Alumni News 4/64 10. 9.a. Colgate Alumni News 4/64

11. The Beta Theta Pi 11/71

12. Colgate University President’s Report 1958-1959

13. Colgate Alumni News12/64

14. Colgate Alumni News 10/64

15. Colgate Alumni News 7&8/63 16. 14.a. Colgate Alumni News 7&8/63

17. Colgate University The Report of the Treasurer 1980

Box 39

1. Colgate University 1967-68

2. Colgate University 1969 – 1971 3. Colgate University 1972

4. Colgate Trip 1972

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5. Colgate University 1973


7. Colgate 1975

8. Colgate University Award 1976

Box 40 1. Colgate University In the Pacific, reunion 1945 at Luakaha





6. Colgate 1980’s

7. Colgate University 1980’s

Box 41 1. Danish Consul 1950’s & 60’s

2. Danish Consul 1960’s


4. Danish Consul 1949 -60’s

5. Danish Consul & Clubs 1950’s


Box 42

1. Danish Consul – Travel Records (some 1937 trip to Japan)

2. Pan American Airway Flight packets (3)

3. Foreign Delegates to the 7th Biennial Conference of the World Federation of Education Associations

4. What Shall I Read On Japan

5. Travel In Japan

6. Sumi-e An Introduction to Ink Painting

7. Entertain Differently in the Danish Manner

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8. Danes of Today

9. Denmark – where the Tuborg comes from

10. The Prague Castle

11. Hotel Guide for Denmark 1958

12. Tuborg

13. Picturesque Denmark

14. Consular Congress in Copenhagen 15-18 June 1955

15. Panoramic Plan Expo 58 Map

16. Denmark 1925

17. The Northern Countries

18. Denmark/Finland/Iceland/Norway/Sweden

19. About Denmark

20. Peter F. Heering A Danish Firm since 1818

21. Denmark the Centre of Trade with Centuries of Traditions

22. Holiday Courses

23. Port of Copenhagen 1958 Annual Report

24. Annual Report 1957

25. London’s Role

26. Royal Wedding

27. Consular Congress In Copenhagen 1955

28. Danish Foreign Office Journal Number 18 1956

29. Quantas Empire Airways Round the World Through New York 30. Fregatten Galathea Gaestebog 1950 The Visitors’ Book of The Galathea

31. A Guide To Consular Officers In The Pacific Northwest

32. Royal Danish Consulate Stamps

33. Large Poster Danish Consul 1950’s 2 copies

Box 43 Danish Consul Posters

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Box 44

1. Japan – America Society of Honolulu 1973-74-75

2. Japan – America Society of Honolulu 1975-76-Organizing

3. Japan – America Society in Honolulu 1977 material

4. Japan – America Society of Honolulu 1978-79

5. Japan – America Society 1980, ’81, ‘82, ‘83 Box 45

1. The America-Japan Society, Tokyo Bulletin Vol. XI

2. February—April 1963 No. 4

3. The America-Japan Society, Tokyo Bulletin Vol. XIX

4. August-October, 1970 No. 2

5. The America-Japan Society, Tokyo Bulletin Vol. XIX

6. November, 1970-January, 1971 No. 3

7. The America-Japan Society, Tokyo Bulletin Vol. XX

8. May-July, 1971 No. 1




12. November, 1971-January, 1972 No. 3


14. February-April, 1972 No. 4

15. The America-Japan Society, Tokyo Bulletin Vol. XXI

16. May-July, 1972 No. 1

17. The America-Japan Society, Tokyo Bulletin Vol. XXI


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19. Japan-America Society 1964-1972

20. Japan-America Society – Proposed Charter 1976

21. Japan-America Society Japan Conference 1977

22. Japan-America Award of the 2nd Order of the Sacred Treasure

23. Japan-America, Scholarship, Prince Akihito Fund

Box 46 1. Environmental Pollution and Japanese Industry

2. Japan Society Report: 1970-71

3. Japan Report, Vol. XVI, No. 22, 11/16/70

4. Japan Report, Vol. XVII, No. 2, 1/16/71

5. Japan Report, Vol. XVII, No. 3, 2/1/71

6. Japan Society Services To Corporations

7. The Dillingham Lectures 1972. Changing Japanese- U.S. Relations in the 1970s

8. Japan Report, Vol. XVIII, No. 8, 4/16/72

9. Japan Report, Vol. XVIII, No. 9, 5/1/72\

10. Japan Report, Vol. XVIII, No.10, 5/16/72

11. Japan Report, Vol. XVIII, No.17, 9/1/72

12. Japan Report, Vol. XVIII, No.17, 9/1/72. Special Supplement

13. Our Two Countries. Perspectives on our views of each other by

Philip Trezise

14. Japan Report, Vol. XXI, No.3, 2/1/75

15. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 7, 4/15/64




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20. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 15, 8/20/64 21. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 16, 8/31/64 22. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 17, 9/15/64

23. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 18, 9/30/64 24. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 19, 10/15/64 25. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 20, 10/31/64 26. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 21, 11/15/64 27. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 22, 11/30/64 28. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 23, 12/15/64 29. Japan Report, Vol. 10, No. 24, 12/31/64 30. Japan Report, Annual Index Vol. X, 1964 31. Japan Report, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1/20/65 32. Japan Report, Vol. 11, No. 2, 1/31/65 33. Japan Report, Vol. 11, No. 3, 2/15/65










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48. Japan Report, Vol. 13, No. 12,


50. Japan Report, Annual Index Vol. XIII, 1967

51. The American-Japan Society 1917-1967 50th Anniversary







58. Japan Report, Vol. 14, No. 8, 4/30/68 Box 47 Blue Prints for Dining Hall Box 47 A Blue Prints for Dormitory L 1930. Kïnaÿu Dorm Box 48 An Album Of Likenesses: Pauahi & Charles Reed Bishop by Harold Winfield Kent Box 49

1. A First Course In The Hawaiian Language By Frank E. Midkiff and John H. Wise 1925. First Mimeographed Version

2. First Course In The Hawaiian Language Textbook By Frank E. Midkiff and John H. Wise 1925

3. First Course In The Hawaiian Language Box 50

1. Kamehameha Schools, Education Seminar 1981

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2. Kamehameha Schools, 1980-81

3. Kamehameha Schools, 1974-77

4. Kamehameha Schools Council 1961-62

5. Kamehameha Schools Figures on K/S Operation 1939-1960 “Wartime” 1941-45

6. K S Politics 1939-48 – Wartime Policies

7. Explorations Evaluation 1968 - 1973

8. Ka Naÿi Pono 1975 An Evaluation Report

9. Follow-Up Study of Ka Naÿi Pono 1975

10. Campus Summer School Evaluation Report 1976 - 1979 Box 51

1. 1940 2. 1941 3. 1942 4. Kamehameha Schools 1943 – 44 War Years 5. 1943 6. Kamehameha Schools 1944 Securing Faculty, Wartime 7. 1944

Box 52

1. Kamehameha Schools 1944

2. 1944

3. 1945

4. 1945

5. Kamehameha Schools 1944 – 45 Salaries, Student Lists

6. 1946 7. 1947 8. 1949 9. 1950

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10. 1951 11. 1956 12. 1957 13. 1958 14. 1960

Box 53

1. The Kamehameha Schools Association (1955-1960) Hawaii, Kauai





6. Building Projects Kamehameha Schools 1961-63 Box 54

1. Technical Report 95 2. Analysis of Reading Achievement Test Results for the KEEP 1972-1979

3. Technical Report 102

4. The role of Evaluation in the Development and Dissemination of the

Kamehameha Reading System

5. Technical Report 104 6. Developing Children’s Discourse Skills

7. Technical Report 105 8. Oral Language in a Successful Reading Program for Hawaiian Children 9. Technical Report 107 Is There a Comprehension Problem for Dialect-Speaking

Children? A Study with Children Who Speak Hawaiian English

10. KS KERI Bibliography Jan. 1983

11. Technical Report 110 12. The Quilt and T-Shirt Curriculum Strand: A Social-Educational Context

13. Technical Report 1 14. The Mutual Problems of Hawaiian-American Students and Public Schools

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15. Technical Report 5 16. Pretest and Posttest Results of the First KEEP Program Year

17. Technical Report 16 18. Sources of Linguistic Influence: Peers at Learning Centers

19. Technical Report 18 20. Learning Centers and Study Carrels: A Comparative Study

21. Technical Report 21 22. Research Disclosure Procedures for the KEEP

23. Technical Report 31 24. The Effects of Elaboration and Rehearsal on Long-Term Retention of Shape

Names by Kindergarteners

25. Technical Report 34 26. A Preliminary Report on Teaching Academic Readiness

27. Technical Report 36 28. Standardized Test Results, 1972-75: KEEP and Selected Comparison Groups

29. Technical Report 40 30. Pre- and Post-Test Results of KEEP Class 2; 1973-74

31. Technical Report 46 32. The Effect of Various Reinforcement Contingencies on the Accuracy of

Children’s Self-Reports

33. Technical Report 47 34. A Comparison of the Effects of Group Training and Individual Training on the

Acquisition of Consonant Sounds

35. Technical Report 56 36. A Comparison of KEEP and Public School Teachers’ Rates of Positive and

Negative Feedback

37. Technical Report 63 38. Self-Instructional Versus Direct Training in Modifying Children’s Impulsive

Behavior

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39. Technical Report 67 40. Learning-Teaching Interactions Among Polynesian-Hawaiian Children in a

School Context: Rationale, Method, and Preliminary results

41. Technical Report 91 42. Psycholinguistic Abilities and Reading Achievement in Children Speaking

Nonstandard English

43. Technical Report 93 44. Education of Minority Children: Culture, Cognition and Behaviorism

45. Technical Report 94 46. A Discourse-Annotated Transcription of a Model KEEP Second Grade Reading

Lesson

47. Technical Report 97

48. A Comparison of the Reading Programs at KEEP and Control-Group Schools

49. Technical Report 99 50. Demographic Description of KEEP Families in Cohorts I Through V, By

Sample Source and Cohort

51. Technical Report 100 52. KEEP Summary of Operations and Results in Reading School Year 1979-1980

Box 55

1. A Campus Plan for the Kamehameha Schools

2. Blue Prints Box 56

1. Kamehameha Schools and The Estate Books by Mellen and Black

2. Draft – Birth of a Princess

3. Draft – Birth of a School

4. Draft – Princess Pauahi and Her Legacy

5. Correspondences & Publication Information

6. Book: Princess Pauahi Bishop and Her Legacy Box 57

1. Technical Report, Summary 1978-79

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2. Technical Report #3


























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28. Technical Report # 58







35. Technical Report # 69 36. Technical Report # 70






42. Technical Report # 82 43. Technical Report # 83



Box 58

1. 1965 - 1975 The Schools Planning & Projected Program & Admission Policy

2. Program Evaluation: Comparison

3. Program Evaluation: Boarding

4. Results Management

5. Forward Into the Eighties

6. A Campus Plan for the KS

7. Family Based Program

8. Kamehameha Schools Educational Programs

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Box 59

1. Scholarships, Aid to K.S. Students 1960

2. Teachers & Staff - Protestant - Testing the Case 1965 +, 1 of 3



5. Clippings Re: Protestant Staff 1965

6. Clippings 1970's mostly education 7. Pacific Science Center Proposal 1970

8. President's Letter 7/76 until 2/79

Box 60

1. Kamehameha Schools - Programs and Info1969-1976

2. Kamehameha Schools 1974-79. Contract Proposals, Negotiations with Union

3. Kamehameha schools, Seminar Kahala Hilton, November 24, 1975

4. Kamehameha Schools Planning and Evaluation 1970's (2 folders)

5. Kamehameha Schools Planning and Evaluation 1970's (2 folders) Box 61

6. Kamehameha Schools Budget, Investments, Internal Controls

7. 1970's Financial Aid Includes Wallace Grant (Reader's Digest Edition)

8. Kamehameha Schools, Evaluation & Comparison, Ethnic Studies

9. 1961 History & Purpose of Bishop Estate & Kamehameha Schools by F.M.

10. Public Relations Bishop Estate / Kamehameha Schools 1960's and 70s

11. The Schools & the Selling of Land 1970's

12. Transparencies 1968

13. Transparencies 1960's Box 62

1. The Origin, Objective and Development of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate

2. Survey of Bishop Estate 1944

3. Kamehameha Schools Survey 1954-1955

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4. Kamehameha Schools Survey 1956-1959

5. Estate Office Survey of Operations 1960-1961

6. Kamehameha Schools Advisory Council 1963, Clippings

7. Kamehameha Schools Advisory Council 1960, Clippings 8. Kamehameha Schools 1962

9. Kamehameha Schools Advisory Council 1963-1964

Box 63 Roll of blueprints Box 64

1. Confidential Personnel Report: James Bushong

2. 1960's Kamehameha Schools and General Education

3. Kamehameha Schools - General & Miscellaneous 1956 - 1964


5. Kamehameha Schools 1964 - 65

6. Kamehameha Schools 1960's Box 65

1. Kamehameha Schools Harold Kent

2. Kamehameha Schools - Dr. James W. Bushong Confidential 1962 - 1971

3. Kamehameha Schools Trustees

4. KS Survey 1961

5. Kamehameha Schools Plans of Action 1962

6. Kamehameha Schools 1962 Box 66

1. Kamehameha Schools Survey 1960

2. Kamehameha Schools Survey 1960


4. Kamehameha Schools Survey 1952 - 56


6. Kamehameha Schools Survey 1960 Survey

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7. Kamehameha Schools Survey 1960 Survey Box 67

1. Draft Chapter 4 Future Objectives and Development

2. Friends of Kamehameha Schools 1971

3. 1970





8. Kamehameha Schools Administration & Staffing Charts & Info 1972 – 73

9. Kamehameha & Surveys & Alumni 1970's & Early 1980

10. The Extension Education Division: Achievements & Challenges 1981

11. 1981 Kamehameha Schools Box 68

1. Kamehameha Schools before 1941 (Start of War)

2. Kamehameha Schools 1942 - 1945 War Years




6. Kamehameha Schools , 1957

7. 1957 has maps Janet Zisk (KS Archivist 1992) copied Box 69


2. Kamehameha Schools , Staffing & Administration, Correspondence 1963 Box 70

1. Kamehameha Schools 1962 - 1963, 76th Annual Report

2. KSBE Five Year Report 1959 - 1964

3. 1961

4. 1962

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52 5. Kamehameha Schools 1963

6. Kamehameha Schools , 1864 - 65

7. 1966

8. Kamehameha Schools Advisory Council, 1967 - 75


10. Salaries

11. Kamehameha Schools Salaries & Punahou Comparisons 60's & 70's




Box 71

1. Kamehameha Schools Board of Governors 1970 - 72


3. Kamehameha Schools Board of Governors 1970


5. Kamehameha Schools Barrow & Van Dyke, Thomas Hamilton's memos 1970's Box 72


2. 1980 WASC Self Study Report

3. Problems of the Future Services of KS

4. KS Dormitory Site Selection Study

5. Memorandums

6. Proposal for Financing and Construction of Educational Facilities

7. Directory of Graduates and Staff of KS 1887 - 1976

8. Teaching in Honolulu, Hawaii

9. Founder's Day Book 10. Founder's Day Book

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11. 1955 - 58 Survey of Schools, 1961 Survey

12. 1976 Survey Box 73

1. 1962

2. Bishop Estate Trustees, 1962, Staffing the Schools - Administration

3. Confidential Personnel Report: Edward Anderson 4. Confidential Program Planning and Development Report to the Board, 1972

5. Tentative Position Description and Statements of Qualifications for Key

Administrators

6. Confidential Personnel Report: William Force

7. Progress Report Recruitment of Staff for KS

8. Kamehameha Schools 1962 Box 74




4. Kamehameha Schools 1959 (Statehood)


6. Kamehameha Schools Personnel, Salaries, comparative, Col. Kent, mostly 1963 - miscellaneous others

Box 75

1. Kamehameha Schools. early 1913 - 1926, one 1903

2. Kamehameha Schools 1930's - 1947 - Teachers, Salaries, Regulations, Orientation

3. Kamehameha Schools, Early, 1933 - 1954

4. Trustees of Bishop Estate 1939 - 1959

5. Trustees, Commissions, Legislature 1959

6. Kamehameha, Personnel, Job Descriptions, 1950 - early 60's some '70's

7. Bishop Estate Trustees, 1963 - 1974

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Box 76 1. Kamehameha Schools, Staff Salaries 1957 - 1960

2. Kamehameha Schools Staff Salaries 1947 - 1959, Punahou Comparisons

3. Kamehameha Schools, Salaries for Staff & Administration 1960's & few '70's 4. KS 75th Lecture Series

5. Kamehameha Schools, Various Miscellaneous, See list on front of folder

6. Kamehameha Schools 75th Anniversary 1962 - 63 (some '64) Essays,

Correspondence & Programs Box 77

1. 1974 Finance Seminar

2. Kamehameha Schools, Reports & Projections 1960's to 1970's

3. Extension Division Established 1978 - Kamehameha Schools

4. Kamehameha Schools

5. 1964 History of Kamehameha by Kent - up to 64 Box 78

1. Kamehameha Schools, Reports & Projections 1960's to 1970's

2. KS Development

3. KS and BE Survey

4. Kamehameha Schools Policies Box 79

1. Various Miscellaneous Memorandum, Reports and Articles Re: KEEP / KERI

2. Kamehameha Schools - Long Range Planning All 1976 file 1 of 2

3. Kamehameha Schools - Long Range Planning All 1976 file 2 of 2 4. Transparencies of the Genealogy Chart of Princess Pauahi Bishop as well as

figures on various aspects on the condition of the Estate

5. Planning for Schools and Estate some early undated 1973 Box 80 Transcript of Testimony at a Public Hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, 4/9/1943, William Heen and David Trask vs. Bishop Estate Trustees re Need for Kindergarten and Early Grades Senate Bill 42 Box 81

1. Trustees Commissions 1950 - 1967

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4. Bishop Estate Trustees, early 1940 - 1955 Commissions Correspondence World War II

5. Kamehameha Schools court case 1958, Penarosa Accident

6. Bishop Estate Trustees Charles Reed Bishop Sesquicentennial 1972

7. Bishop Estate Trustees Seminar January 1978

8. Bishop Estate Trustees 1963 Court Case

9. Trustees Bishop Estate Personnel 1958 - 60's Box 82

1. History of Bishop Estate, CA. 1961 (unfinished manuscript) probably written by F.E.M.

2. Binder: History of Bishop Estate, CA. 1961 (unfinished manuscript) probably written by F.E.M. Includes Maps and Graphs

Box 83

1. President's Monthly Report to Trustees 11/8/1965









10. 1935 Book on Polynesia & Pacific in Social Studies

11. Bishop Estate "The Origin..." book by Midkiff 1961 Box 84

1. Bishop Estate Trustees, Court Cases : Troy & Kona Development 1968 - 1970's

2. Bishop Estate Trustees Kamehameha Development Corp. Kona 60's – 74

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3. Bishop Estate Trustees, 1970's Kona, Richards Court Cases x Troy

4. Keauhou - Kona Development 1968 - 1974 x Troy v. Post case

5. Trustees Moloka'i 1972 - 1976 Kamala Box 85

1. Bishop Estate Trustees, 1979 - 81

2. Trustees Seminar 1983

3. Trustees

4. Archaeology and History in Kaupulehu and Makalawena Kona, Hawaii

5. Alu Like Annual Report 1980

6. OHA Annual Report 1981 - 1982

7. Clippings 1970's Sam Amalu & Miscellaneous

8. Trustees Problems Box 86

1. Bishop Trustees Meetings & Reports 1959 - 1963

2. Bishop Estate Trustees Meetings & Memos 1964 - 65

3. Bishop Estate Trustees Memos 1966 - 68

4. Bishop Estate, Speeches & Essays by F. Midkiff

5. Bishop Estate Trustees 1969 - 1970 - 1971

6. Bishop Estate, Board of Trustees 1972 Box 87

1. Bishop Trustees Kona Development, Post x Richards

2. Bishop Estate Trustees, Kona Development 1968 - 1974, Troy v. Post

3. Bishop Estate Trustees, Kona Development, Troy Post Contracts

4. Bishop Estate Trustees, Kona Development, Post Contracts 1968 - 1974

5. Bishop Estate Trustees, Kona Development, Troy Post Contracts 1969 - 71

6. Bishop Estate Trustees, Kona Development, x Troy Suit by A. Richards 1968 - 1970's

Box 88

1. Annual Report 1975 - 1976 Trustees (fiscal year July 1 - June 30)

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2. Reports of the Estate to the court, Master's Report 1976 - 77 '78

3. Internal Revenue Service Rulings 1970's Taxes on Trusts Box 89

1. Land Development Plan and Program for C. Brewer & Co. Ltd. 1969 - 1982

2. Master Plan - Kaiser - Hawaii Kai - September 1959, 2 copies

3. Master Plan - Kaiser (Different Format)

4. Land Pälama Map 1968 Box 90

1. Policies of the Bishop Estate Index 1939 - 1966

2. Bishop Estate Land Development

3. Development - 56 - 61 Inventory

4. Bishop Estate - Development '46 - 62 Box 91

1. Kauai Island & General Development

2. Lahaina Pioneer Mill 1972

3. Waipiÿo Hawaii - Land Planning & Development 1973

4. Land Sales - General 1970's

5. Land Sales Justification 1970

6. Land Sales - General

7. C. Brewer Leases 1968

8. Ala Moana 1950 Black Point 1949 Box 92

1. Planning - Windward Oahu 1958 - 1964

2. Planning Clippings 1960's

3. Planning 1960's 4. Land Sales, 1970's

5. Land Sales

6. Miscellaneous Land & Legislative Matters 1955 x Inventory

7. Clippings Fort De Russey to be copied and discarded

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8. Miscellaneous Land Matters

Box 93

1. Central Oahu Development (Index in Front)

2. Central Oahu Development

3. Central Oahu Development (several folders) All '59 - 63

4. Central Oahu Development - many folders - Statehood to Mid 60's

5. Central Oahu Development Statehood to Mid 60's

6. Bank of Hawaii & Bishop Estate Development 1960 - 1962

7. Pearl Harbor Heights Developers Box 94

1. 1950

2. 1964

3. 1964 & Tax Matters

4. 1972+

5. 1967, 1957 Maps 6. Palm Springs 1964

Box 95

1. Value of Lands Demised under Lease #8300 to Waialua Ag Co., LTD 1/1/69

2. Waiau Development Study

3. Development Studies - Waialae Gold Course and Vicinity

4. Development of the Waialae Beach Frontage

5. General Development Student - Waialae-Iki Ridge

6. Regional Land Use Study Waialua District 7. Waikiki Traffic and Land Use Study 1954

8. The Waikiki Plan

9. Oahu Development

10. First Stage Plans for Public Improvements

11. A Development Plan for Waikiki Beach

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12. A Study of Potential Land Uses for Portions of the Waialua Lands of Bishop

Estate Box 96

1. Economic Feasibility Studies and a Development Program Kapakahi Ridge

2. Waialae Land Planning 1960 - 61

3. Land development 1974 Waialae - Niu Valley

4. Clippings Kakaÿako 1981

5. Kaka'ako Planning

6. Land - New Campus Site 1970

7. 1957 - 1974 Planning and Development

8. Land Development - Kona 1960's Box 97

1. Kaka'ako Planning 1969 - 1970

2. Kaka'ako An Urban Design Demonstration Study

3. Kaka'ako Master Plan

4. Kaka'ako 1970 - 71 Planning

5. An evaluation by Alan Rabinowitz of the Phase 1 Kaka'ako Development Plan Box 98

1. Land Data for the Estate 1940 - 1957 file 1 of 2

2. Land Data for the Estate 1940 - 1957 file 2 of 2

3. Land Data (added not on index ) see files 1 & 2

4. Information for The Legislature 1959 - 61 5. Public Relations 1950's & 60's

6. Public Relations 1950's & 60's

7. Public Relations 1943 - 1971

Box 99

1. Central Oahu Development 1960's file 1 of 3

2. Central Oahu Development 1960's file 2 of 3

3. Central Oÿahu Development 1960's file 3 of 3

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4. Keyed & Vicinity (Big Island) Development 1967

5. Kamehameha Development Corp. (Mäkaha, O'ahu) 1968+

6. Kä'anapali Golf Development - Lahaina, Maui

7. Kona Development 1960's file 1 of 4



10. Kona Development 1960's file 4of 4

Box 100

Waikiki Beach

Bishop Estate Development file 1 of 4

Bishop Estate Development 1950's file 2 of 4

Bishop Estate Development file 3 of 4

Bishop Estate Development file 1950's - 1970's file 4 of 4

Waikiki Development Box 101

1. Property Inventories 1960’s & 70’s

2. Compiled Data for the Estate 60’s folder 1 of 2 see listing front of folder

3. Compiled Data for the Estate 60’s folder 2 of 2 see listing front of folder 1

4. Compiled Data (con’t.) Partial Listing in front of folder

5. Enchanted Lakes Development 1966, Island Construction Co. & Ka’elepulu

6. The Future of the Estate and the Schools 1958 Box 102

1. 1954-1972- Land & the Estate

2. Statement by Trustees of B.P. Bishop Estate on FHA Policy in Hawaii

3. 1960 – 1967- Land & the Estate

4. Finances 1956-71

5. Land the Estate & Conflict of Interest by Trustees 1953-1972

6. 1972- Baillee Fraud Case, The Estate Land

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7. Col. Kent’s Retirement 1961

8. 1961 Review of Estate Operations

9. 1960 Survey

10. 1962-Dr. Bushong Box 103

1. Hawai'i Kai – details 1959-62

2. Hawai'i Kai – details 1960’s

3. Hawai'i Kai – Maunalua Bay Area early Development 1952-62

4. Hawai'i Kai – Agreement 1959-62

5. Hawai'i Kai – Agreement 1960-61 6. Clippings Hawai'i Kai – Copy & Discard

7. Memorandum of Authorities Re Agreement between Kaiser Hawai'i Kai

8. Development Co. & Bishop Estate (1960)

Box 104

1. Clippings – Copy & Discard

2. Taxes & Assessments 1940’s & 50’s

3. Taxes & Assessments 4. Meeting of Counties Taxes 1979, Kona

5. Jack Teehan Reports on Bishop Estate 1961 Advertiser

6. Background References, Legislature 1959 Statehood

7. Securities Investments by Estate 1946-62

8. Rental Rates & Policies, 1939 -1962

9. Land Use & Leases Dispute 1975

Box 105

1. Kapälama

2. Evaluation of Real Property Tax Assessments of 7/1/70 for Queen’s Beach & Kalama Valley

3. Consultant Report Negotiation of New Lease to Waialua Sugar Co.

4. Land Development 1960’s Hawai'i Kai - Henry Kaiser

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5. Land Planning , Visitor’s Bureau & State Tourist Planning

6. Planning & Government 1970’s

7. Planning & Development 1970-1980 – clippings

8. Geothermal Development 1980 Box 106

1. Geothermal Power Information

2. Summary of Thermal Power Co. Offer

3. Geothermal Resources Council, Hilo 1978 file 1 of 2

4. Geothermal Resources Council, Hilo 1978 file 2 of 2

5. Geothermal Seminar 10/18/1977 Hilo, HI

6. Forestry - Big Island

7. Consultant Report Re Negotiation of Lease to Hawaiian Irrigation Co.

8. Hualälai (Ka’üpülehu) Hawaii Island

9. Kona Lease Court Case- Lawyers

10. Hilo – Golden Pagoda Hotel Box 107

1. Map of Shoreline of Hawai’i from Pöhue Bay past South Point, Wai’ahukini Project Survey, Keauhou Volcano Region Ka’ü, Awake’e

2. Maps of Moloka’i, Maui, Läna’i

3. Maps of SE Coast of O’ahu, Honolulu Census Tract, Tax Map Waikïkï, Maunalua, Honolulu

4. Ka'üpülehu, N. Kona, Hawai'i, 1965 Western States Land Commissioners Association Conference, Ocean Depths Around O’ahu, Shoreline of Hawai’i

5. Hawai'i Island Old Style Map, City of Honolulu, Downtown Honolulu

6. State Zoning Island of Oahu Map, C of C Map of East End of Honolulu showing B.E. Land, Old Master Plan Honolulu Civic Center, Wai'alae Iki

7. Kähala Subdivision Extension Condemnation Action Box 108

1. The General Plan of the State of Hawaii 1961

2. Visitor Destination Areas in Hawaii

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3. The Honolulu Waterfront

4. The Comprehensive Plan Ala Moana Reef

5. State of Hawaii Transportation Plan

6. Steel Elevated Freeways Box 109

1. Mälama Kaka’ako 10/79

2. Land Development The Estate 1958-60

3. Cemetery Development on Oahu 1954

4. Hale’iwa Plans 1963

5. He’eia Plans1950’s & 60’s

6. Central O’ahu Plans for Development

7. Economic Aspects of Redevelopment in Kaka’ako

8. Kalama Valley 1970’s

Box 110 1. Alternative Urban Growth Strategies Summary Part I 9/73

2. Citizen Leadership Program Summary Part II 9/73

3. Proposal for a Comprehensive Development Plan for the Kaka’ako Properties

4. Real estate Research Corporation

5. A Proposal to Undertake a Land Use Study of B.E. Lands in Kakaÿako

6. Tech. Memo #1 Economic Base Study 2/73

7. Tech. Memo #2 Parking Space, Demand Criteria, Kaläkaua, Commercial

Complex 2/73

8. Supplement Tech. Memo #3 Shoppers Survey, Kaläkaua, Commercial Complex 1/73

9. Tech. Memo #4 Pro Forma, Financial Analysis, Kaläkaua, Commercial Complex 2/73

10. Financial Statements and Auditors’ Report Kamehameha Investment Corp.

11. Kaka’ako Community Development District Plan Summary

12. Report of the Commissioner of Public Lands, 2 year period ending 6/30/58

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13. Honolulu/A Master plan for the Central Business District

14. An Assessment of Victoria Ward, Limited Lands 3/29/76 15. Tech. Memo #3 Commercial and Related Uses Demand, Kaläkaua, Commercial Complex

16. Proceedings of the 1971 Meeting of the Hawai’i Congress of Planning Officials 12/71 17. Development Proposal for a Thai Village at Ha’ikü, Oahu

Box 111

1. Forest Planning 1980’s

2. Land Development, Lease to Fee, Kähala etc.

3. Clippings

4. Land & Planning 1969-1971 5. Land Development, Kawaiahaÿo, Wai’alae, Leasehold info

Box 112

1. 1965

2. Kona 1968

3. 1975 Kona

4. 1965

5. 1964

6. 1964-66

7. Kona 1965

8. Kona 1965 Box 113

1. Archeology and History in Ka’üpülehu and Makalawena Kona, Hawaii

2. Pu’uhonua at Hönaunau

3. Planning for Agriculture in Kona

4. Kona

5. A Reconnaissance Review of Lands in Kona

6. An Economic Feasibility Study of a Proposed Resort Hotel on the Kona Coast

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7. Appraisal Report of Vacant Parcel of Land, Makalawena, North Kona Area

8. Land Planning and Land Management – A Continuous Process 12/67

9. A Plan for a Plan for the Kona Lands

10. Appraisal Report of Ainahou Ranch, Keahou, Ka’ü, Hawai’i

11. Archeological Excavations and Survey at Keauhou, North Kona, Hawai’i

12. Biological and Physical Features of Kealakekua Bay, Hawai’i Box 114

1. Kona Development, Troy Post, Lawsuits etc. 1968-1974

2. Kona Development - 1968-74, Troy Post, Lawsuits etc. 3. Kona Land Development 1970

Box 115

1. Preliminary Report on Survey of KS Administration and Cost

2. 1969 Kitchen & Food Report

3. Response to Consultants Report 1 of 2 (11/68)

4. Response to Consultants Report 2 of 2 (8/68)

5. Special Consultants’ Report 1 of 2 8/68

6. Special Consultants’ Report 2 of 2 8/68

7. An Economic View of Leasehold and Fee Simple Tenure of Residential Land in Hawaii 1/64

8. An Economic Analysis of BE Residential Leasing Policy Box 116

1. The Royal Hawaiian Center

2. Kona Mauka Land Use Study, Hawaii

3. A New Honaunau Resort Community, Hawaii

4. The Development Plan for Keauhou, Kona

5. Makalawena N. Kona, Hawaii

6. ‘Opae’ula Pond/ Makalawena

7. Puakö

8. Recreation Study Hawaii

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9. Kaka’ako Development Plan Phase 1

10. Master Plan for Development of Kona Village Resort

Box 117

1. Kona Farm Leasing 10/26/71

2. Kona Leases 8/4/71

3. Puna – Big Island 1960’s

4. Kona Land -1960’s 5. Kona Agriculture Land & Development

Box 118

1. Kona Development 1959-62

2. Report On The Possible Methods of Developing a Water Supply for the Lands of Ka'üpülehu, North Kona, Hawai'i

3. Ka'üpülehu Archeology and History

4. Richards, Atherton, vs. other trustees re: Hualälai Lease, 1959-61

5. Kona-Keauhou 1968-70’s Court Appeal

6. Appeal Court Action Richards vs. Trustees , Kona, 1970-71 file 1 of 2

7. Appeal Court Action Richards vs. Trustees , Kona, 1970-71 file 2 of 2

8. Kona, Ka'üpülehu & A. Richards Court & Legal Action Box 119

1. Kona-Keauhou Development 1962 +

2. Letters & Enclosures Hualälai Development Ka'üpülehu

3. Ka'üpülehu Hualälai Development Corp.

4. Report of the Master Bishop Estate 1964

5. Court Case re Kona Lease 1966

6. Kona - Richards Court Case Summary of Case 1959-1966

7. Kona Court Case Box 120

1. Moloka’i Lease 1965 2. Big Island Land Lease & Development 1960

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3. Land Development Big Island 1960’s Early 70’s

4. Kona Land Development 1960’s

5. Kona Land Development 1960’s

6. Kona Development 1960’s

7. Kona Development 1960’s Involving Grosvenor Estate – London

Box 121 1. Leases & Lease Information 1950’s

2. Leasing & Leases 1960’s

3. Land Management Program, Budgets 1976-1980

4. Land Management and Planning

5. KS/BE Budget 1976-77, 1977-78 budget added

Box 122

1. State of Hawai'i General Plan Revision Program in 6 Parts 1968

2. Appraisal Report Kaläkaua Commercial Area, Waikïkï, Honolulu, Hawai'i

3. Appraisal of Kawaiaha'o Plaza, King, South & Kawaiaha'o Streets 12/7 Leasehold

4. Preliminary Land Use Plan Punalu'u and Kaluanui

5. Hawai'i Kai Program

6. Report: Governor’s Tourism Planning Advisory Committee 1/76 Box 123 General Plan for Urban & Urbanizing Areas Box 124

1. 1960’s Land & Education, Development of the Estate Lands

2. 1967 Bishop Estate – The Will by F.E. Midkiff

3. Report to Territorial Legislature 1956, ‘57

4. Report to Trustees Re. Land Reform 1959-1961

5. Land Sales, Leases, Rentals, all clippings 1969-1970’s 6. Land Sales Special Meeting 7/13/70

Box 125

1. Waialua, O'ahu 1959-1963 Hale’iwa few 1968

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2. Waiau Court Case 1959-1960 (Claim of the State)

3. Clippings

4. Clippings 5. Leasing Policies 1960’s & 70’s

6. Leasing 1950-60

Box 126

1. Ohsiek Report – Kähala Beach Silting

2. He’eia Cutoff Highway “Kahalu’u”

3. He’eia Development - Käne'ohe

4. Condominium - Sandalwood Development, Käheka 1963

5. Leasing Policies 1970’s

6. Water & Land

7. Water 1937-1965 Box 127

1. A Directed Approach to Industrial Development

2. Summary Report Kaka’ako an Urban Design Demonstration Study

3. Hawai'i ’75, Annual Economic Review, 25th Edition

4. The Beautifying of Honolulu

5. Mid Pacific Center

6. Mid Pacific Center for Downtown Honolulu, A Mixed Use Development

7. Alternative Alignments, Pearl City to Middle Street

8. Alternative Alignments, Kalaniana'ole Corridor

9. Application for a n Amendment to the Ge

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