Background
Noyes, Newbold was born on January 19, 1892 in Washington, District of Columbia. Son of Frank Brett and Janet (Thruston) Noyes.
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Newbold Noyes, American newspaperman. Decorated Croix de Guerre (France), 1918; Chevalier Legidn, of Honor (France), 1933; Chevalier Order of the Crown (Belgium), 1939; Commander Order of the White Rose of Finland. Director Washington Council of Social Agencies (ex-president), Washington Community Chest (president 1933-1934), Associate Charities, Garfield Hospital. Member Associated Press, Sons of the American Revolution, Alpha Delta Phi.
Education
Graduate Westminster School, Simsbury, Connecticut, 1910. Bachelor of Arts, Yale, 1914.
Career
Began as reporter Evening Star, Washington, 1914, associate editor since 1919. Director North American Newspaper Alliance, 1925, vice president, 1926-1927, later president, now member Executive Committee. Vice president M. A. Leese Radio Corporation.
Director American Security & Trust Company, Evening Star Newspaper Company First Lieutenant infantry, United States Army, during World War.
Achievements
Membership
Member Associated Press, Sons of the American Revolution, Alpha Delta Phi. Clubs: Metropolitan, Chevy Chase, University (Washington).
Connections
Married Alexandra Ewing, November 27, 1915 (divorced 1934). Married second, Lelia Gordon Dickey, 1934. Children: Newbold, Crosby Stuart, Thomas Ewing.
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Died
April 16, 1942 (aged 50)
Awards
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Decorated Croix de Guerre (France), 1918. Chevalier Legidn, of Honor (France), 1933. Chevalier Order of the Crown (Belgium), 1939.tempSpaceCommander Order of the White Rose of Finland. Director Washington Council of Social Agencies (ex-president), Washington Community Chest (president 1933-1934), Associate Charities, Garfield Hospital.Decorated Croix de Guerre (France), 1918. Chevalier Legidn, of Honor (France), 1933. Chevalier Order of the Crown (Belgium), 1939.tempSpaceCommander Order of the White Rose of Finland.
Director Washington Council of Social Agencies (ex-president), Washington Community Chest (president 1933-1934), Associate Charities, Garfield Hospital.