Background
McDowell, Theodore Noyes was born on October 20, 1925 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Ralph Walker McDowell and Ruth Noyes Sheldon.
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Theodore Noyes McDowell
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Bachelor, Duke University, 1947.
Career
Reporter, Washington Star Newspaper, 1947-1951; assistant promotion manager, Washington Star Newspaper, 1951-1953; account executive, Evening Star Broadcasting Company, Washington, 1953-1955; television program manager, Evening Star Broadcasting Company, Washington, 1955-1962; general manager news public affairs and secretary, Evening Star Broadcasting Company, Washington, 1962-1970; director office of public affairs, unites states department Transportation, Washington, 1970-1971; regional representative of the secretary, unites states department Transportation, Atlanta, 1971-1976; self-employed media consultant, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina., since 1976.
Achievements
Membership
Former member and vice chairman governing board National Cathedral School, Washington. Former board directors Children's Hospital, Washington, chairman President's Cup Regatta, 1960-1961. Elder Presbyterian Church With United States Navy, 1943-1946.
Member Radio television News Directors Association (former board directors), Associated Press Radio/television Association (board directors, past president), Society Professional Journalists, Broadcast Pioneers, Toastmasters.
Connections
Married Mildred Bowen, March 5, 1945. Children: Patricia B., Janet Ruth Curtis, Theodora McDowell Herskovitz, Theodore Noyes Junior.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Presbyterian -
Political Party
presbyterian (elder).
Education
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1947
Awards
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Recipient Meritorious Achievement award Secretary Transportation, 1971, Secretary's award, 1973, National Defense Transportation Association award, 1972-1973.Recipient Meritorious Achievement award Secretary Transportation, 1971, Secretary's award, 1973, National Defense Transportation Association award, 1972-1973.