Background
Reed, H. Carlyle was born on July 9, 1915 in Glendale, Arizona, United States. Son of Henry Clay and Blanche (List) Reed.
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H. Carlyle Reed
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Education
Educated, Arizona State College, Tempe, 1932-1933; educated, Woodbury Business College, 1933.
Career
Assistant editor, Glendale News, 1934-1936; with, Central Arizona Light & Power Company, 1936-1938; public, El Cajon (California) Valley News, 1938-1953; co-public, La Mesa (California) Scout also general manager, Intercity Press, publications and printers, 1938-1952; public, El Cajon Valley News, 1953-1954; proprietor, Carlyle Reed & Associates (public relations consultant), 1954-1956; legislation representative, San Diego Union and Tribune, 1956; special representative of director, California Department Water Resources, 1956-1957; publishers official representative, Union-Tribune Public Company, San Diego also legislation representative, Copley Newspapers, 1957-1964; assistant to publisher, Union Tribune, 1964-1966; public, Sacramento Union, 1966-1975; public emeritus, Sacramento Union, since 1975; syndicated editorial columnist, Sacramento Union, 1975-1982; president, Carlyle Reed & Associates, Sacramento, 1976-1982; vice president, Sierra Public Company, Sacramento, 1977-1980; associate public, general manager, Washington Times, 1982-1984.
Achievements
Membership
Disaster acting governor California, 1967-1983. Member, past chairman Sacramento Host Committee. Past advisory board Golden Empire council Boy Scouts American.
Past member advisory committee Sacramento State University. Past board directors Sacramento Symphony Association. Member California Newspaper Publications Association (president 1977), California Press Association (past director, president 1979-1980), Sigma Delta Chi.
Connections
Married Eleanor Pitkin, March 31, 1962 (deceased March 1991). Children: Carolyn Joel (deceased), Darlene Duffield. Stepsons– Stan Pitkin (deceased), David Pitkin.
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Religion
Episcopalian
Education
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