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He is the first United States president to visit Hawaii. 1935 Pan American Airways "China Clipper" inaugurates air mail service to Hawaii and the Pacific. 1941 December 7th, Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor. The U.S. enters World War II. Martial law is imposed in Hawaii until October 24, 1944...
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The U.S. enters World War II. Martial law is imposed in Hawaii until October 24, 1944. 1946 A killer "tsunami" (tidal wave) hits Hilo on the island of Hawaii. 1947 I am born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin on September 19th. 1948 A record 41,964 persons visit Hawaii...
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