Malcolm Stuart Black

Background

Black, Malcolm Stuart was born on April 29, 1894 in Brooklyn. Son of Alexander and Elizabeth (Helmle) Black.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Saint Lawrence University, 1916. Graduate student New York University.

Career

Statistician Hemphill, Noyes & Company, 1916-1920. Assistant to president National Cloak & Suit Company, 1920-1926. Vice-president, director Butterick Public Company.

New York City, 1926-1930.

Treasurer, secretary, director Bliss Fabyan & Company Incorporated., 1930-1940. Secretary, treasurer, director Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation (formerly Union Bag & Paper Corporation), since 1940.

Trustee New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.

Achievements

• Malcolm Stuart Black has been listed as a noteworthy business executive. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served as First lieutenant 91st Infantry Division, United States Army, 1917-1919, also assistant to chief of finance. General Staff, Washington. Member American Society Corporate Sees., Incorporated.

(director 1951-1956, vice president 1955-1956, president New York group 1955-1956), Saint Lawrence University Association, Beta Theta Pi.

Clubs: University, Merchants (governor, president 1955-1956) (New York City).

Connections

Married Ruth Atwood, June 12, 1919. Children: Elizabeth Atwood (Mistress Elmer Dean Cooper), Jean MacCrae (Mistress Edward West. Crutchley).

Father:

Alexander Black

Mother:

Elizabeth (Helmle) Black

Spouse:

Ruth Atwood

child:

Elizabeth Atwood Black (Mistress Elmer Dean Cooper)

child:

Jean MacCrae Black (Mistress Edward West. Crutchley)