Brand Whitlock Dies in France at 65
Cannes France May 24 AP Brand Whitlock former US ambassador to Belgium died here today at noon after months of illness He was 65 and had undergone bladder operations He is survived by Mrs Whitlock Funeral plans include Holy Trinity church and Cannes burial Belgian government expected to be represented Whitlock led relief efforts for Belgians during WWI earning high regard from Belgians and allies
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Whitlock helped curb Belgian deportations and served
The report notes Whitlock’s work leading to Germany halting wholesale deportations of Belgians for war work. It recalls his embassy report on Edith Cavell’s execution and German criticism seeking U.S. action. Whitlock visited the U S in 1915, later became ambassador in 1919, retired in 1922, and had previously served as Toledo mayor. Born in March and linked to abolitionist ancestry, his Belgium service began December 2, 1913, while his family roots stretch to Massachusetts.
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