Stanley Hart Howe

Background

Howe, Stanley Hart was born on May 30, 1890 in Howell, Michigan, United States. Son of George Franklin and Eleanora (Hart) Howe.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Albion (Michigan) College, 1911.

Career

Special investigator New York Association for Improving Condition of Poor, 1911. Organizer, and secretary Public Charities Association Pennsylvania, 1912. Deputy commissioner Public Charities under Mayor Mitchell New York City, 1913-1917.

Secretary New York Public Welfare Committee, 1917.

Executive director National Budget Committee, which was largely instrumental in securing budget system for United States Government.

Achievements

• Stanley Hart Howe has been listed as a noteworthy publicist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served as captain, Quartermaster Corps., United States Army, World War I. Member Academy Political Science, National Conference Social Work, Delta Sigma Rho, Sigma Nu. Clubs: City, Lions, New York Young Republican.

Winner National Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest, at Johns Hopkins University, 1911.

Connections

Married Helen Gregg, January 31, 1913.

Father:

George Franklin Howe

Mother:

Eleanora (Hart) Howe

Spouse:

Helen Gregg