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Foreign News January 5, 1952

The Guardian

Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts

What is this article about?

The USS Monrovia, a US Navy attack transport with a WWII combat record, is assigned to visit Monrovia, Liberia, for the inaugural ceremonies of President-elect William V. S. Tubman from Jan. 10-14. The ship is named after President Monroe's estate, as is the Liberian capital. Crew includes Eugene Steed, Vernon A. Croslear, and Rynehart Moorman from New England.

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U. S. WARSHIP
TO
VISIT
LIBERIA

NORFOLK, Va. - The attack transport USS Monrovia has been assigned by the Navy Dept. to make a courtesy visit to Monrovia, Liberia in connection with the scheduled inaugural ceremonies Jan. 10-14 of President-elect William V. S. Tubman.

The Monrovia, with an enviable combat record made during World War II, was named for "Monrovia", the family estate and birthplace of President Monroe in Westmoreland County, Va.

The African capital city also derives its name from the late chief executive.

Among those on the cruise will be the following from the New England area:
Eugene Steed,
steward's mate third class, USN.
119 Lenox st., Roxbury, Mass.;
Vernon A. Croslear, seaman,
USN. Berkshire School rd., Shef.
field, Mass.; Rynehart Moorman,
steward's mate third class, USN.
162 Cranston st.,
Providence,
R. I.

What sub-type of article is it?

Naval Affairs Diplomatic

What keywords are associated?

Uss Monrovia Liberia Visit Tubman Inauguration Navy Courtesy Call World War Ii Ship

What entities or persons were involved?

William V. S. Tubman

Where did it happen?

Monrovia, Liberia

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Monrovia, Liberia

Event Date

Jan. 10 14

Key Persons

William V. S. Tubman

Event Details

The attack transport USS Monrovia has been assigned by the Navy Dept. to make a courtesy visit to Monrovia, Liberia in connection with the scheduled inaugural ceremonies Jan. 10-14 of President-elect William V. S. Tubman. The Monrovia, with an enviable combat record made during World War II, was named for "Monrovia", the family estate and birthplace of President Monroe in Westmoreland County, Va. The African capital city also derives its name from the late chief executive. Among those on the cruise will be the following from the New England area: Eugene Steed, steward's mate third class, USN. 119 Lenox st., Roxbury, Mass.; Vernon A. Croslear, seaman, USN. Berkshire School rd., Sheffield, Mass.; Rynehart Moorman, steward's mate third class, USN. 162 Cranston st., Providence, R. I.

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