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- 00135873 contributor B78943.
- 00135873 created "2001.".
- 00135873 date "2001".
- 00135873 date "2001.".
- 00135873 dateCopyrighted "2001.".
- 00135873 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [403]-412) and index.".
- 00135873 description "Machine generated contents note: 1 The Training of Another American -- Birth and childhood of Arthur Page -- Boyhood summers in North Carolina -- The Lawrenceville years -- The Harvard experience -- The influence of Walter Hines Page -- Endnotes -- 2 Magazine Reporter to World's Work -- Editor, 1905-1915 -- Staff writer for the World's Work -- Meeting with the power elite -- He becomes a husband and the son of an ambassador -- Metamorphosis from writer to magazine editor -- Covering the start of the World War -- Endnotes -- 3 The Doubleday, Page Vice President, 1916-1926 -- Managing Doubleday magazines and nonfiction books -- Propagandist for the Allies -- Back at the helm of the World's Work -- Bearing the Presidential standard of Carter Glass -- Publishing the story of the Zimmermann telegram -- Businessman Page broadens his horizons -- Early service to education -- Director of Engineers Public Service and the Vitaglass Corp. -- The break with F.N. Doubleday -- Endnotes -- 4 The New AT&T Vice President, -- 1927-1929 -- The role of Walter Gifford in bringing Page to AT&T -- Public relations at AT&T before Arthur Page -- The new vice president takes charge -- Walter Gifford's financial policy -- Building an ethical public relations base -- Pragmatic policies to promote sale of services -- Scientific monitoring of public opinion -- The operating companies follow the leader -- The first Bell System directorships -- The socially responsible businessman -- Trustee of Vassar, Teachers College and the Jeanes Fund -- Joining the right clubs -- Husband, father and friend -- Providing a public relations philosophy -- Endnotes -- 5 Reacting to the Great Depression, 1929-1935 -- Attending the 1930 London Naval Conference -- Slashing the employee force appeals to reason vs. emotion -- Coping with a reduced public relations budget -- Page and the modern public relations ethic -- Conversion from Democrat to Republican -- Two speeches and a second book -- Joining the AT&T and Rockefeller bank boards -- Carnegie Corp. trustee -- Serving Bennington and Harvard -- A private fortune isn't essential -- Endnotes -- 6 The FCC Investigation Years, -- 1935-1941 -- AT&T reacts to investigation -- Page writes his last book -- The Bell Telephone Hour -- Keeping employees informed: -- emphasis on supervisors -- Showmanship enters into AT&T -- displays and special events -- AT&T financial relations: envy -- of big business -- Sticking to telephone business -- A clear public relations ethic -- Hostile to the New Deal -- Joining the Continental Oil and -- Westinghouse boards -- Myrdal and the 'American Dilemma' -- In service to higher education -- Last cruises of the Rampage -- Page joins John Hill's 'Wise Men' -- Stimson becomes FDR's war secretary -- Endnotes -- 7 World War II through Retirement -- from AT&T, 1941-1946 -- Keeping up morale of the -- fighting forces -- Preparing fighting forces for the -- Normandy invasion -- Second mission to Europe -- Privy to Manhattan Project secrets -- Helping to develop Pentagon public -- relations machinery -- Other government service -- Campaigning for a postwar -- 'pax Americana' -- Guiding wartime AT&T public -- relations -- Freedom becomes a fetish -- Adding Kennecott Copper and -- Prudential Insurance directorships -- Precious little time for charity -- Higher education and building -- the postwar peace -- Club memberships -- Planning for retirement -- Endnotes -- 8 Consultant and Philanthropist, -- 1947-1960 -- Establishing the consultancy -- Director of and consultant to AT&T -- Last years of service to the Chase -- National Bank -- Confronting the communist unions -- in Chile -- Public relations consultant -- to Conoco -- The Prudential and Westinghouse -- boards -- Indirect interlocking director -- Getting reinvolved in book publishing -- The Eisenhower Cabinet Report -- on Transportation -- Heading the New York-New Jersey -- Rapid Transit Project -- Defending the Girl Scouts from -- the American Legion -- Overseer of Harvard and other -- educational service -- Helping other public relations -- professionals -- Family man to the end -- Endnotes -- 9 Cold Warrior, 1946-1960 -- The Stimson Committee for -- the Marshall Plan -- Building a strong postwar -- military establishment -- Birth of the National Committee -- for a Free Europe -- Page helps found the -- Crusade for Freedom -- The 1951 and 1952 Crusades -- Consultant to the National Security -- Council -- The American Heritage Foundation -- revitalizes the Crusade -- Radio Free Europe and the -- Hungarian uprising of 1956 -- Page heads the Crusade for Freedom -- Protecting Radio Free Europe -- from Fulton Lewis Jr. -- Decline of the Crusade for Freedom -- Death in September -- Endnotes.".
- 00135873 extent "xviii, 427 p. :".
- 00135873 identifier "0970497504".
- 00135873 identifier 00135873.html.
- 00135873 issued "2001".
- 00135873 issued "2001.".
- 00135873 language "eng".
- 00135873 publisher "Atlanta, GA : Anvil Pub.,".
- 00135873 spatial "United States".
- 00135873 subject "659.2/092 B 21".
- 00135873 subject "Businessmen United States Biography.".
- 00135873 subject "Corporations United States History.".
- 00135873 subject "HC102.5.P34 G75 2001".
- 00135873 subject "Page, Arthur W. (Arthur Wilson), 1883-1960.".
- 00135873 subject "Public relations United States History.".
- 00135873 subject "Publishers and publishing United States History.".
- 00135873 subject "Statesmen United States Biography.".
- 00135873 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 The Training of Another American -- Birth and childhood of Arthur Page -- Boyhood summers in North Carolina -- The Lawrenceville years -- The Harvard experience -- The influence of Walter Hines Page -- Endnotes -- 2 Magazine Reporter to World's Work -- Editor, 1905-1915 -- Staff writer for the World's Work -- Meeting with the power elite -- He becomes a husband and the son of an ambassador -- Metamorphosis from writer to magazine editor -- Covering the start of the World War -- Endnotes -- 3 The Doubleday, Page Vice President, 1916-1926 -- Managing Doubleday magazines and nonfiction books -- Propagandist for the Allies -- Back at the helm of the World's Work -- Bearing the Presidential standard of Carter Glass -- Publishing the story of the Zimmermann telegram -- Businessman Page broadens his horizons -- Early service to education -- Director of Engineers Public Service and the Vitaglass Corp. -- The break with F.N. Doubleday -- Endnotes -- 4 The New AT&T Vice President, -- 1927-1929 -- The role of Walter Gifford in bringing Page to AT&T -- Public relations at AT&T before Arthur Page -- The new vice president takes charge -- Walter Gifford's financial policy -- Building an ethical public relations base -- Pragmatic policies to promote sale of services -- Scientific monitoring of public opinion -- The operating companies follow the leader -- The first Bell System directorships -- The socially responsible businessman -- Trustee of Vassar, Teachers College and the Jeanes Fund -- Joining the right clubs -- Husband, father and friend -- Providing a public relations philosophy -- Endnotes -- 5 Reacting to the Great Depression, 1929-1935 -- Attending the 1930 London Naval Conference -- Slashing the employee force appeals to reason vs. emotion -- Coping with a reduced public relations budget -- Page and the modern public relations ethic -- Conversion from Democrat to Republican -- Two speeches and a second book -- Joining the AT&T and Rockefeller bank boards -- Carnegie Corp. trustee -- Serving Bennington and Harvard -- A private fortune isn't essential -- Endnotes -- 6 The FCC Investigation Years, -- 1935-1941 -- AT&T reacts to investigation -- Page writes his last book -- The Bell Telephone Hour -- Keeping employees informed: -- emphasis on supervisors -- Showmanship enters into AT&T -- displays and special events -- AT&T financial relations: envy -- of big business -- Sticking to telephone business -- A clear public relations ethic -- Hostile to the New Deal -- Joining the Continental Oil and -- Westinghouse boards -- Myrdal and the 'American Dilemma' -- In service to higher education -- Last cruises of the Rampage -- Page joins John Hill's 'Wise Men' -- Stimson becomes FDR's war secretary -- Endnotes -- 7 World War II through Retirement -- from AT&T, 1941-1946 -- Keeping up morale of the -- fighting forces -- Preparing fighting forces for the -- Normandy invasion -- Second mission to Europe -- Privy to Manhattan Project secrets -- Helping to develop Pentagon public -- relations machinery -- Other government service -- Campaigning for a postwar -- 'pax Americana' -- Guiding wartime AT&T public -- relations -- Freedom becomes a fetish -- Adding Kennecott Copper and -- Prudential Insurance directorships -- Precious little time for charity -- Higher education and building -- the postwar peace -- Club memberships -- Planning for retirement -- Endnotes -- 8 Consultant and Philanthropist, -- 1947-1960 -- Establishing the consultancy -- Director of and consultant to AT&T -- Last years of service to the Chase -- National Bank -- Confronting the communist unions -- in Chile -- Public relations consultant -- to Conoco -- The Prudential and Westinghouse -- boards -- Indirect interlocking director -- Getting reinvolved in book publishing -- The Eisenhower Cabinet Report -- on Transportation -- Heading the New York-New Jersey -- Rapid Transit Project -- Defending the Girl Scouts from -- the American Legion -- Overseer of Harvard and other -- educational service -- Helping other public relations -- professionals -- Family man to the end -- Endnotes -- 9 Cold Warrior, 1946-1960 -- The Stimson Committee for -- the Marshall Plan -- Building a strong postwar -- military establishment -- Birth of the National Committee -- for a Free Europe -- Page helps found the -- Crusade for Freedom -- The 1951 and 1952 Crusades -- Consultant to the National Security -- Council -- The American Heritage Foundation -- revitalizes the Crusade -- Radio Free Europe and the -- Hungarian uprising of 1956 -- Page heads the Crusade for Freedom -- Protecting Radio Free Europe -- from Fulton Lewis Jr. -- Decline of the Crusade for Freedom -- Death in September -- Endnotes.".
- 00135873 title "Arthur W. Page : publisher, public relations pioneer, patriot / by Noel L. Griese.".
- 00135873 type "text".