Norman Armour (1887–1982)

Career Foreign Service Officer
State of Residence: New Jersey
  1. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary (Haiti)
    Appointed: July 25, 1932
    Presentation of Credentials: November 7, 1932
    Termination of Mission: Recess appointment expired March 4, 1933
    • Commissioned during a recess of the Senate. Armour left post on March 4, 1933; he returned on March 8, and presented a copy of his letter of credence under his new appointment, March 23, 1933.
  2. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary (Haiti)
    Appointed: March 17, 1933
    Presentation of Credentials: April 11, 1933
    Termination of Mission: Left post on March 21, 1935
  3. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary (Canada)
    Appointed: May 29, 1935
    Presentation of Credentials: August 7, 1935
    Termination of Mission: Left post on January 15, 1938
  4. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (Chile)
    Appointed: January 17, 1938
    Presentation of Credentials: April 21, 1938
    Termination of Mission: Left post on June 10, 1939
  5. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (Argentina)
    Appointed: May 18, 1939
    Presentation of Credentials: June 19, 1939
    Termination of Mission: Left post on June 29, 1944
  6. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (Spain)
    Appointed: December 15, 1944
    Presentation of Credentials: March 24, 1945
    Termination of Mission: Left post on December 1, 1945
  7. Assistant Secretary of State for Political Affairs
    Appointed: June 10, 1947
    Entry on Duty: July 1, 1947
    Termination of Appointment: July 15, 1948
  8. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (Venezuela)
    Appointed: September 20, 1950
    Presentation of Credentials: December 7, 1950
    Termination of Mission: Left post on October 2, 1951
  9. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (Guatemala)
    Appointed: September 15, 1954
    Presentation of Credentials: October 18, 1954
    Termination of Mission: Left post on May 9, 1955
    • Commissioned during a recess of the Senate; recommissioned on December 3, 1954, after confirmation.