Draft:T.K. Quinn

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Theodore Kinget Quinn (1893-1961)

Early life[edit]

Quinn’s father, Timothy Patrick Quinn was from Rathkeale, Ireland. In 1883, he immigrated to the United States.[1]

Career[edit]

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Books[edit]

  • Unconscious Public Enemies (1962)
  • Giant business: threat to democracy; the autobiography of an insider (Exposition Press, 1953)
  • Giant business: threat to democracy; the autobiography of an insider (Exposition Press, 1954)
  • Giant corporations: challenge to freedom; the American economic revolution (Exposition Press, 1956)
  • Liberty, employment, and no more wars (Hastings House, 1943)

References[edit]

  1. ^ Ward, Colm. "Rathkeale family's inspiring emigration story". www.limerickleader.ie.
  2. ^ "WPB EX-AIDE PLANS BOOK; T.K. Quinn to Finance Manual on Labor-Management Amity". December 18, 1944 – via NYTimes.com.
  3. ^ "PLOW BACK'SPEEDS WAR PLANT OUTPUT; Under Plan 1,788 Production Drive Awards Made for Ideas From Within Industry PLOW BACK' SPEEDS WAR PLANT OUTPUT". April 23, 1944 – via NYTimes.com.
  4. ^ Times, Special to The New York (August 29, 1961). "Theodore K. Quinn Dies at 68; Turned Against Big Business; Former G. Aide Assailedt indastrial 'Giantism' -- Wrote Several Rooks" – via NYTimes.com.
  5. ^ "Books--Authors; T.K. Quinn's Last Book Version of St. Francis Luce to Issue Sulkin Novel". May 14, 1962 – via NYTimes.com.
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