Word: cherington
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Treasurer will be Amory Parker '41, in place of Paul W. Cherington '40; Rudson R. Ansley '42, was elected Pegasus. Robert J. Bottomly, Jr. '41 is business Manager, Lousdale F. Stowell '41 is Advertising Manager and Richard E. Johnson '42 Circulation Manager...
...Paul W. Cherington '40 and James D. Malcomson, Jr., '40, representing Harvard, maintained that government ownership would obviate the insecure financial condition of the railroads by reducing the high interest rates on fixed charges, bringing about a more equitable distribution of facilities...
Analyzing "The Teaching Angle" as a basic cause of the prevalence of tutoring, Paul W. Cherington '39 in an article in this same issue levels four charges at the calibre of teaching in Harvard...
...Government Department, the College named the following instructors and tutors: Laurence L. Barber, Jr. 2G., of Arlington; Charles R. Cherington, LL.B. '38, of Cambridge; Guy H. Dodge 5G., of East Cleveland, Ohio; and William S. McCauley 1G., of Cambridge...
From 1908 to 1919, Cherington was on the Business School faculty, where he is supposed to have been the first professor of Marketing in any University. During the war he served on the United States Shipping Board. After holding the positions of secretary-treasurer of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers, and of director of research of the J. Walter Thompson Company, he established his own business as marketing and distribution consultant. A native of Kansas, he has written several books on advertising and marketing...