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Jesse D. Locker

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While ambassador, Locke led β€œthe multi-faceted negotiations between the private sector (Pan American and US Airlines), the government of Liberia, and the United States, with regards to the operations of the Roberts Field airport, the first international airport in Liberia.”
208:, on the Republican ticket, in 1941, serving almost 12 years. He was the first African American elected to the council. In 1951, Locker was elected its president. Locker also was president of the segregated Hamilton County Bar Association for Negro Lawyers. 200:, the second African American appointed as ambassador. His father, Laban Locker, was the first black minister in Ohio to be ordained in the Christian Church. Jesse graduated valedictorian of his class at College Hill High School and graduated from 296: 486: 326: 433: 673: 334: 318: 42: 698: 703: 683: 311: 693: 688: 668: 304: 678: 264: 658: 161: 204:
with a law degree in 1945. He returned to Cincinnati and spent 35 years practicing law. He was elected to the
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Locker suffered a stroke on April 4, 1955, in Monrovia and he died there on April 10.
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United States Ambassador to Liberia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Edward Richard Dudley
Richard Lee Jones
Cincinnati City Council
Cincinnati, Ohio
Monrovia, Liberia
Republican
Alma mater
Howard University
College Hill, Cincinnati
Monrovia, Liberia
Liberia
Howard University
Cincinnati City Council
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