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Ambassador Philip C. Jessup and Others in Bangkok

2013-259-01
Accession Number
2013-259-01
5x7 inches (13x18 cm)
Black & White
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NAID 348542186
Related Collection
Anderson, E. Vernice Papers
Keywords
Ambassadors
Cabinet officers
Spouses
HST Keywords
Thailand, Bangkok
People Pictured
Jessup, Lois Kellogg, 1898-1986
Jessup, Philip C. (Philip Caryl), 1897-
Muccio, John Joseph, 1900-1989
Butterworth, W. Walton (William Walton), 1903-1975
Cochran, Horace Merle, 1892-1973
Scotten, Robert M. (Robert McGregor), 1891-1968
Strong, Robert C. (Robert Campbell), 1915-1999
Anderson, E. Vernice, 1921-2014
Stanton, Josephine
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Description
The Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand. The photograph was taken during a trip to the Far East by United States Ambassador-at-Large Philip C. Jessup. First Row, left to right: Josephine (Mrs. Edwin F.) Stanton; Lois (Mrs. Philip C.) Jessup; Ambassador Jessup; and Walton Butterworth, Assistant Secretary of State. Second Row, left to right: John J. Muccio, United States Ambassador to Korea; unidentified man (partly obscured); Robert M. Scotten, United States Ambassador to New Zealand; and Vernice Anderson, Secretary to Ambassador Jessup (partly obscured). Third row, left to right: Robert C. Strong, Charge d'Affaires to the Nationalist Government of China; and H. Merle Cochran, United States Ambassador to Indonesia. All others are unidentified.
Date(s)
February 13, 1950