Maxwell Slutz Stewart

Background

Stewart, Maxwell Slutz was born on July 4, 1900 in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of John Vincent and Maud (Slutz) Stewart.

Education

AB, Allegheny College, 1921. Doctor of Letters, Allegheny College, 1940. Postgraduate, Norwestern University, 1921.

Postgraduate, Boston University, 1923. Master of Arts, Columbia University, 1926.

Career

Instructor Columbia College, Milton, Oregon, 1921-1922, Shanghai (China) American School, 1923-1925, Yenching University, Peking, China, 1926-1930. Economist research staff Foreign Policy Association, 1931-1934. Lectr New School Social Research, 1935.

Associate editor The Nation, 1934-1947. Editor Public Affairs Pamphlets, 1935, editorial consultant, 1970-1990. Secretary Public Affairs Committee, 1951-1990.

Editor pamphlet series American Council, Institute Pacific Relations, 1942-1943, 46-48. Lecturer economics City College of New York, 1938-1941.

Achievements

• Maxwell Slutz Stewart has been listed as a noteworthy editor, economist by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • The European Common Market and the United States (Public affairs pamphlet)
  • That no man shall hunger!
  • The Poor Among Us: Challenge and opportunity, (Public affairs pamphlet)
  • Building for Peace at home and abroad

Membership

Consultant War Manpower Commission, 1943-1944. Member committee of experts Campaign for World Cooperation, 1938-1939. Served with United States Marine Corps, Advertising Educational Foundation, 1918-1919.

Member Society of Friends.

Connections

Married Marguerite Ann McKlveen, August 17, 1928. 1 child, Luther Maxwell.

Father:

John Vincent Stewart

Mother:

Maud (Slutz) Stewart

Spouse:

Marguerite Ann McKlveen

child:

Luther Maxwell Stewart