WW1

Walter L. Eaton oversaw Hawaii’s contributions to the “Knitting Chairs” initiative in London. This program

Anne McCue was one of several nurses from Hawaii who served in base hospitals in

Joel B. Cox, a county engineer from Maui and son of Isaac M. Cox, joined

Ida F. Sill also served in base hospitals in France during the war. Her overseas

Dr. James R. Judd, a prominent Honolulu physician, volunteered early in the war to provide

Shigehusa Kanda of Maui was the only Japanese American Red Cross worker from the United

Attorney John A. Matthewman, while traveling in Korea on business, volunteered for Red Cross service

Riley H. Allen, editor of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, joined the American Red Cross Siberian Commission

Captain Rudolph Bukeley, formerly a cashier at the First National Bank of Hawaii, commanded the