Dudley Henry Noble
Dudley Henry Noble (1892-1970)
Born at Islington the son of William Beveridge Noble, a parasol manufacturer, and his wife Emily Charlotte Irving
1934 Publicity Adviser, Humber, Hillman, Commer Companies and Rootes, Ltd. B. 31 October 1892, London. Ed.: Bruges, Belgium; City of London School. Car.: joined Rover Co., Coventry 1911 on motor cycle side; 1914, enlisted in R.A.S C. and served in France; 1919 re-joined Rover Co.; 1920, with Temple Press, Ltd.; 1923 re-joined Rover Co.; 1930, joined Humber Co., Ltd. Widower: 1 son.
1939 Residing at 25d Rosary Gardens, Kensington, Journalist, Specialist in Propaganda.[1]
1945 Founded the Automotive Press Digest
1959 Director, Automotive Press Bureau, Ltd., Publishers of The Automotive Press Digest; Director, Dudley Noble Publications, Publishers of Milestones; Motoring Correspondent, The Financial Times. The Director, Investor's Chronicle, and The Queen; Editor, Road International.
Worked in public relations for Rover and later motoring correspondent of the Financial Times, The Director and Tatler. Also editor of the IAM magazine Milestones.
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- ↑ 1939 Register