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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1954

Page

3

Kenneth Harrel Named OFA Vice President

Kenneth Harrel the Fletcher public schools superintendent is elected Oklahoma Education Association vice president for 1954 by mail ballot. He defeated Rector Johnson and Silbert Lanman while Frances Curb finished second for president-elect and Floyd Cobb won the presidency. Harrel will serve as OEA vice president while Farris Willingham becomes president and Frances Cobb assumes the next year. Harrel has long service in county and district education and is pursuing doctoral research at the University of Oklahoma in guidance.

Kenneth Harrel Fletcher Public Schools Frances Curb Lawton Floyd Cobb Tulsa Rada Rarick Goodwell Harre Rector Johnson Broken Bow Silbert Lanman Capron Oklahoma City Clarence Scott Comanche County OEA Farris Willingham Tecumseh Cobb Harrel Fletcher Suintendent University of Oklahoma

Romanian Premier Quits Party Post

Radio Bucharest announced the top party post had been taken by Gheorghe Apostol. The premier also relinquished his post as minister of agriculture to assume a new role, a shift described as ordered by the party Central Committee.

Ani Soviet Union Hungary Poland Radio Bucharest Gheorghe Apostol Eke

Hawaii Jap Who Insists Japan Won War Signs As An Alien

A 64 year old Japanese farmer in Honolulu who claimed Japan won the war bowed to consular advice and faces deportation for refusing to sign an annual alien address. Atty. A William Barlow said Kameioka Tomei would be arraigned in federal court as scheduled. Tomei has lived in Hawaii 48 years and is charged under the McCarran Immigration Act.

Honolulu Japan Atty. A William Barlow Kameioka Tomei Tomei Hawaii

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