Eugene Schulte Duffield

Background

Duffield, Eugene Schulte was born on July 10, 1908 in Denver, Colorado, United States. Son of Carroll Hogue and Mary Josephine (Schulte) Duffield.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Univercity Wisconsin, 1929, Master of Arts, 1931.

Career

Assistant to dean, University of Wisconsin, 1929-1930, instructor in history, 1930-1931. Reporter United States Daily, 1931-1933. With Washington bureau Chicago Tribune, 1933-1935.

With Washington bureau Wall Street Journal, 1935-1938, 40-42, chief of bureau, 1941-1942.

Assistant to secretary of treasury, 1938-1939. Assistant to under secretary of Navy, 1942-1944.

Assistant to secretary of Navy, 1944-1946. Officer and director McGraw-Hill Public Company, 1946-1950.

Assistant public Cincinnati Enquirer, 1950-1956.

Vice president Federated Department Stores, Incorporated., 1956-1959. President Popular Science Public Company, 1959-1973, then director Chairman Select Magazines, Incorporated., 1964-1966.

Achievements

• Eugene Schulte Duffield has been listed as a noteworthy publishing executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Magazine Publications Association (chairman 1970-1972), Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Delta Chi, Chi Phi. Clubs: Pinnacle, University, Dutch Treat (New York City). Collaborated in editing The Forrestal Diaries.

Connections

Father:

Carroll Hogue Duffield

Mother:

Mary Josephine (Schulte) Duffield