What does TH stand for?

Territory of Hawaii (before Hawaii became a state)

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

During WWII, Nancy was Confidential Secretary for the District Postal Censor Territory of Hawaii.

Nancy (Shepard) Dorr

He was appointed governor by President Eisenhower in 1957 to head the Territory of Hawaii, and then elected after Hawaii gained statehood, serving until 1962.

Passages

Epidemic of dengue in the territory of Hawaii during 1903.

Dengue fever, Hawaii, 2001-2002

On December 7, as Lee lay sleeping in Officers' Quarters B at the Naval Ammunition Depot [NAD], West Loch, Territory of Hawaii, Japanese aircraft attacked Pearl Harbor.

Recollections

In 1903, the territory of Hawaii established the first Board of Forestry and Agriculture.

Rx for Hawaii

They became well-established in such Asian capitals as Bangkok and Seoul, and in the American territory of Hawaii as well as on the West Coast of the USA itself.

The Yakusa: Japan's gangsters

During World War II, she was confidential secretary for the District Postal Censor Territory of Hawaii.

Nancy Dorr

What Stannard does so well in "Honor Killing" is to use the islanders' experience of learning to live together, with all the highs and lows, to explain the complex feelings of each juror, each attorney and even peripheral characters such as the governor of the Territory of Hawaii (which was not yet a state).

Tainted paradise: racism and injustice in '30s Hawaii; Book Review