Background
Bailey, Lloyd Robert Scott was born on September 4, 1924 in New York City. Son of Lloyd Whitfield and Josephine (LaBree) Bailey.
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Lloyd Robert Scott Bailey
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Lloyd Robert Scott Bailey, American Publishing company executive, editor, historian. Fulbright scholar, 1950; recipient Submarine Svc. commendation medal, Silver Anvil award American Public Rels. Society, 1958, Thomas McKean award for history research, 1963; 65, Distinguished Svc. award Boy Scouts American, 1964, gold and silver medals Philadelphia Franklin Institute, 1971-1972.
Education
Student, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1945-1947; student, University Cincinnati College Law, 1947-1950.
Career
Reporter Middletown (Ohio) Journal, 1939. Assistant executive Boy Scouts American, Elmira, New York, 1952, district executive Mineola, 1952-1954. Public relations counsel Eastern R.R. President Conference, Carl Byoir & Associates, 1954-1960.
Director public relations American Rocket Society, New York City, 1960-1961. Founding editor, public Automobile Quarterly Publications Inc., 1962-1986. President Princeton (New Jersey) Public Inc., 1975—2004, Princeton Institute for History Research, 1976—2004.
Achievements
Membership
Member Development county Miami University, 1955-1958. Executive vice president, board directors public rels.editor Antique Automobile Club American, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 1957-1965. Board dirs.Greenwich Village Symphony, 1958-1960.
President Princeton Institute for Hist.Rsch., since 1976. Trustee Michael Sedgwick Trust, vice chairman National Motor Museum, Beaulieu England, since 1984, Weymss Memorial Trust, vice chairman Stanway, England, since 1991. With United States Naval Reserve, 1941-1945, PTO. Member of the United States Naval Institute, Nassau Club (Princeton), DKE, Yale Club, Masons (32d degree), Dayton, Ohio Consistory, International American History Association, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Alpha Delta.
Connections
Married Margaret Jean Teets, December 27, 1947. Children: Margaret Buchanan, Douglass Whitfield.
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Religion
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Political Party
Republican
Education
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1947
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1950
Career
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1939
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1952
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1960 - 1961
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1975 - 2004
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1976 - 2004
Awards
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Fulbright scholar, 1950. Recipient Submarine Service commendation medal, Silver Anvil award American Public Relations Society, 1958, Thomas McKean award for history research, 1963. 65, Distinguished Service award Boy Scouts American, 1964, gold and silver medals Philadelphia Franklin Institute, 1971-1972, Distinguished Service Citation, Automotive Hall of Fame, 1978, Annual Friends Automotive History award, Society Automotive Historians, 1996, Annual award, 2003.Fulbright scholar, 1950. Recipient Submarine Service commendation medal, Silver Anvil award American Public Relations Society, 1958, Thomas McKean award for history research, 1963. 65, Distinguished Service award Boy Scouts American, 1964, gold and silver medals Philadelphia Franklin Institute, 1971-1972, Distinguished Service Citation, Automotive Hall of Fame, 1978, Annual Friends Automotive History award, Society Automotive Historians, 1996, Annual award, 2003.