File:Vessel City of Honolulu burning (1922).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionVessel City of Honolulu burning (1922).jpg |
English: Photograph of doomed ship City of Honolulu. Original caption: "THE 'CITY OF HONOLULU' BURNING IN MID-PACIFIC Another ship, summoned by radio, rescued all the passangers and crew" |
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Source | Photograph included in the article "March of Radio: Saved By Radio", on page 185 of the January 1923 issue of Radio Broadcast. |
Author | Uncredited |
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