American Decades
Deaths
Earle Bailie, 50, investment banker who served the Treasury Department as a dollar-a-year man, 15 November 1940.
Asa George Baker, 73, former president and chairman of the board of the G. and C. Merriam Company, publisher of Webster's dictionaries, 10 September 1940.
Herbert Baker, 59, president of the American Can Company, 25 November 1940.
George L. Berry, 66, labor activist and union official, 4 December 1948.
Charles Boettcher, 96, industrialist, 2 July 1948.
William J. Bowen, 80, labor leader, 27 July 1948.
Thomas A. Buckner, 77, president of New York Life Insurance Company (1931-1936) and chairman of the board (1936-1941), 8 August 1942.
Patrick Henry Callahan, 74, president of the Glidden Varnishing Company and later the Louisville Varnishing Company, innovator in employee profit, director of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation...
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1940's Business and the Economy
- Overview
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Topics in the News
- Business: Mobilization for World War II
- Defense Spending under Scrutiny: The Truman Committee
- The Economy: War Taxes and Financing
- Keynesian Economics
- The Military-Industrial Complex
- New Markets: American Business Follows the Flag
- The Plan that Marshall Built
- Supplying New Demands and Finding New Sources for Oil
- Unions: The Heyday of Organized Labor
- Headline Makers
- People in the News
- Deaths
- Publications
- Important Events in Business and the Economy, 1940–1949
