Background
Queen, Marvin Duncan Mc was born on April 19, 1914 in Superior, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Angus and Mary Louise (Reineccius) McQueen.
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Marvin Duncan Mc Queen
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Education
Student, Superior State Teachers College, 1931. B. Journalism, University Missouri, 1936.
Career
Advertising solicitor Superior Eve. Telegram, 1929-1930; advertising manager, reporter Canby (Minnesota) Press, 1931. With D'Arcy Advertising Company, St. Louis, 1936-1972, vice president, 1951-1968, director, 1957-1972, administrative vice president New York City, 1968-1970, executive vice president, 1970-1972.
President Ackerman & McQueen, Inc., Tulsa, 1972-1984.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman Freedom of Information Conference, Columbia, Missouri, 1966. Member Commission on Church Papers Lutheran Church in American, 1967-1984. Board directors Educational Foundation, University Wisconsin, Superior, 1960-1984, Development Fund University Missouri, 1975-1984, Tulsa Philharmonic, 1976-1984.
Member executive board Indian Nations council Boy Scouts American, 1975-1984. District representative Burns Federation, Kilmarnock, Scotland, 1970-1984. Member advisory committee Tulsa University Public Radio KWGS. Member St. Andrews Society New York, University Missouri Alumni Association (president 1965-1967), University Missouri School Journalism Alumni Association (president 1965) Clubs: Burns (St. Louis), Racquet (St. Louis).
University (Mexico City and New York City).
Connections
Married Maria Luisa Ordonez, July 26, 1941. Children– Angus Loren, Melissa.
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Political Party
Republican
Education
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1931
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1936
Career
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1929 - 1930
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1931
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1936 - 1972
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1972 - 1984
Awards
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Recipient Honor award for Distinguished Service in Journalism University Missouri, 1967, Faculty/Alumni award, 1970. Silver Addy award Tulsa Advertising Federation, 1981.Recipient Honor award for Distinguished Service in Journalism University Missouri, 1967, Faculty/Alumni award, 1970. Silver Addy award Tulsa Advertising Federation, 1981.