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and agricultural administration 1933-35, director Federal Reserve Bank of
N.Y. 1943-49, War Labor Board, 1942-45, OPA and War Dept. 1942
Warren M. Shapleigh, pres. Ralston Purina, director J.P. Morgan, Morgan
Guaranty Trust, Brown Group First Natl Bank St. Louis
James D. Robinson III, chairman AMAX, Bristol Myers, Coca Cola, Union
Pacific, Trust Co. of Ga., was asst to pres. Morgan Guaranty Trust 1961-68,
trustee Rockefeller Univ.
The heavy representation of Morgan and Rockefeller
directors on the board of Brookings explains the
relentless drive of the "big rich" to increase taxes and
government control of the average American citizen. The
Business section of the New York Times April 15, 1984,
long in advance of the election, carried a headline story
on the Business page that "Whoever Wins in November,
There Will Still be a $100 Billion Increase for U.S.
Taxpayers."
THE RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION
Another major U.S. foundation, the Russell Sage
Foundation, was incorporated in 1907 by Daniel Coit
Gilman and Cleveland H. Dodge. A director of National
City Bank, Dodge masterminded the Presidential
campaign of Woodrow Wilson, after subsidizing his
academic career at Princeton with $5000 a year from
himself and Moses Pyne, grandson of the founder of
National City Bank.
In 1980, the Russell Sage Foundation had assets of $52
million, and expenditures of $2 million. Sage was a Wall
Street speculator who made a fortune in railroad stocks.
Nicolson's biography of Dwight Morrow notes that: