A Biographical Sketch of American Samoa’s Thirty-fourth Naval Governor: Captain Vernon Huber, U.S. Navy (Term of Office: April 22, 1947-June 15, 1949)
On August 28, 1899, Vernon Huber, American Samoa's 34th naval governor (April 22, 1947-June 15, 1949), was born in Philadelphia, Illinois,
the son of H.O. and Nelle Davis Huber.
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On December 27, 1927, Vernon Huber, who would become American Samoa's 34th naval governor (April 22, 1947-June 15, 1949) was married to Miss Ida Brown of Springfield, Illinois.
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On April 22, 1947, Captain Vernon Huber relieved Captain Harold Alexander Houser and took office as American Samoa's 34th naval
governor (until June 15, 1949).
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On June 17, 1967, Rear Admiral Vernon Huber, American Samoa's 33rd naval governor (April 22, 1947-June 15, 1949), was pronounced dead on arrival at the El Camino Hospital, Los Altos, California.
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