Lloyd Marvin Schwartz

Background

Schwartz, Lloyd Marvin was born on March 6, 1923 in Brooklyn. Son of Philip and Celia W. Schwartz.

Education

Bachelor, New York University, 1944.

Career

New York University correspondent, New York Times, 1942-1944; news editor, writer, Trade Union Courier, 1943-1944; reporter, Lima (Ohio) News, 1945; reporter, The White House correspondent, Fairchild Publs., Washington, 1945-1965; Washington bureau chief, Fairchild Publs., 1965-1988; Congressional correspondent, Fairchild News Service, 1977-1988; panelist, news broadcaster, Voice of America, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, Fairchild Broadcast News and WJR-Detroit Congressional correspondent, Van Dahl Publs., Albany, Oregon, 1980-1990; member Senate and House of Representatives Press Galleries, Van Dahl Publs., Albany, Oregon, 1946-1993; Congressional correspondent, Linn's Stamp News, Sidney, Ohio., 1990-1992. Consultant Research Institute of America.

Achievements

• Lloyd Marvin Schwartz has been listed as a noteworthy correspondent, broadcaster, newspaper by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Docent, historian Newseum, 1997—2001, Pope-Leighey House, from 2001, Carlyle House, from 2002.

Connections

Married Doris Grossman, May 19, 1946. Children: Ellen, Philip, Laura.

Father:

Philip Schwartz

Mother:

Celia W. Schwartz

Spouse:

Doris Grossman

child:

Ellen Schwartz

child:

Laura Schwartz

child:

Philip Schwartz