Earl was the son of George W. and Florence (Fee) Cruickshank.
Mr. Cruickshank held a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in History and was a former dean of history at Vanderbilt University, Nashville Tennessee. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
In 1935 Earl authored a book, "Morocco at the Parting of the Ways," The Story of Native Protection to 1885; By Earl Fee Cruickshank, Ph.D
During WWII, he served as an officer at the Pentagon. He assisted in recording and compiling a book on the history of World War II.
He represented the United States Chamber of Commerce at the United Nations building in New York City since it had been organized, retiring just a few years before he died. In 1963 The United States Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of Mr. Cruickshank as its European representative, where he directed the European operation of the organization in Paris.
Earl lived in Joplin, Missouri the last four years of his life moving from New York City.
He never married.
Mr. Cruickshank held a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in History and was a former dean of history at Vanderbilt University, Nashville Tennessee. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
In 1935 Earl authored a book, "Morocco at the Parting of the Ways," The Story of Native Protection to 1885; By Earl Fee Cruickshank, Ph.D
During WWII, he served as an officer at the Pentagon. He assisted in recording and compiling a book on the history of World War II.
He represented the United States Chamber of Commerce at the United Nations building in New York City since it had been organized, retiring just a few years before he died. In 1963 The United States Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of Mr. Cruickshank as its European representative, where he directed the European operation of the organization in Paris.
Earl lived in Joplin, Missouri the last four years of his life moving from New York City.
He never married.
Earl was the son of George W. and Florence (Fee) Cruickshank.
Mr. Cruickshank held a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in History and was a former dean of history at Vanderbilt University, Nashville Tennessee. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
In 1935 Earl authored a book, "Morocco at the Parting of the Ways," The Story of Native Protection to 1885; By Earl Fee Cruickshank, Ph.D
During WWII, he served as an officer at the Pentagon. He assisted in recording and compiling a book on the history of World War II.
He represented the United States Chamber of Commerce at the United Nations building in New York City since it had been organized, retiring just a few years before he died. In 1963 The United States Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of Mr. Cruickshank as its European representative, where he directed the European operation of the organization in Paris.
Earl lived in Joplin, Missouri the last four years of his life moving from New York City.
He never married.
Mr. Cruickshank held a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in History and was a former dean of history at Vanderbilt University, Nashville Tennessee. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
In 1935 Earl authored a book, "Morocco at the Parting of the Ways," The Story of Native Protection to 1885; By Earl Fee Cruickshank, Ph.D
During WWII, he served as an officer at the Pentagon. He assisted in recording and compiling a book on the history of World War II.
He represented the United States Chamber of Commerce at the United Nations building in New York City since it had been organized, retiring just a few years before he died. In 1963 The United States Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of Mr. Cruickshank as its European representative, where he directed the European operation of the organization in Paris.
Earl lived in Joplin, Missouri the last four years of his life moving from New York City.
He never married.
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