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This address by Elbert H. Gary, likely delivered during World War I, offers insights into the state of the United States Steel Corporation and its role in the national economy. Gary, a prominent figure in the steel industry, provides a valuable perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing American manufacturers during this pivotal period in history.
While specific details of the address are not provided, it can be assumed that Gary discusses topics such as production capacity, labor relations, and the industry's contribution to the war effort. This document serves as a primary source for understanding the business climate of the early 20th century and the impact of global events on American industry. Scholars of business history, economic policy, and the World War I era will find this address to be a worthwhile read. "Address by Elbert H. Gary" provides a glimpse into the leadership and thinking of one of America's leading industrialists.
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