The Political Graveyard: Singapore

Singapore

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Singapore information:

Population: 4,300,419
Land area 250 square miles.
Capital: Singapore

Neighboring areas:

Northeast: South China Sea
Southwest: Strait of Malacca
Northwest: Malaysia

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Singapore
U.S. Consuls in Singapore

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Singapore

Francis J. Galbraith (Ambassador 1966-69) Charles T. Cross (Ambassador 1969-71) Edwin M. Cronk (Ambassador 1972-75) John H. Holdridge (Ambassador 1975-78) Richard F. Kneip (Ambassador 1978-80) Harry E. T. Thayer (Ambassador 1980-84) J. Stapleton Roy (Ambassador 1984-86) Daryl Arnold (Ambassador 1987-89) Robert D. Orr (Ambassador 1989-92) Jon Huntsman, Jr. (Ambassador 1992-93) Timothy A. Chorba (Ambassador 1994-98) Steven J. Green (Ambassador 1998-2001) Franklin L. Lavin (Ambassador 2001-05) Patricia L. Herbold (Ambassador 2005-)

U.S. Consuls in Singapore

(may be incomplete!)

Singapore: Charles W. Bradley (Consul 1852) A. G. Studer (Consul 1874) E. Spencer Pratt (Consul General 1897) J. P. Joaquim (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1897) David F. Wilber (Consul General 1905-07) George E. Chamberlin (Vice Consul 1906-10) James T. DuBois (Consul General 1909-11) Edwin S. Cunningham (Consul General 1912-14) John P. Bray (Consul General 1915-16) Harry Campbell (Vice Consul 1915) Harry Campbell (Consul 1915-17) David J. Lewis (Vice Consul 1917) Edwin N. Gunsaulus (Consul General 1917-20) Harry Campbell (Consul 1917-18) Horace J. Dickinson (Consul 1919) Ernest L. Harris (Consul General 1921-25) Wade Blackard (Vice Consul 1921-22) Addison E. Southard (Consul General 1926-27) Hugh S. Miller (Consul 1926) Edwin McKee (Vice Consul 1926-27) John H. Bruins (Vice Consul 1926-29) Bernard Gotlieb (Consul 1926-27) Daniel J. Lynch (Vice Consul 1926) John B. Ketcham (Vice Consul 1927-29) Frank C. Lee (Consul General 1927-29) Terry S. Hinkle (Vice Consul 1929) Joel C. Hudson (Consul 1929) Harold Shantz (Consul 1932) Roy E. B. Bower (Consul 1932) Henry B. Day (Vice Consul 1932) William W. Butterworth, Jr. (Vice Consul 1932) Edward Anderson, Jr. (Vice Consul 1932) Harrison A. Lewis (Vice Consul 1932) Lester Maynard (Consul General 1932) Wilbur Keblinger (Consul General 1932-36) Monnett B. Davis (Consul General 1936-37) Maurice M. Bernbaum (Vice Consul 1938-41) Kenneth S. Patton (Consul General 1938) Clayson W. Aldridge (Consul 1939) Robert L. Buell (Consul 1941) Patrick Mallon (Consul 1945) Charles F. Baldwin (Consul General 1952-53) John Albert Lacey (Consul General 1964-65)

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