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Ford's personality shifts from a one man show to a modern corporate empire
The article contrasts Henry Ford I with his grandson Henry Ford II, noting changes in management style and public relations. It highlights Ford II's move toward professionalized administration since 1946, adoption of modern business systems, and plans to offer 60 percent voting stock to the public via the Ford Foundation sale, signaling a broader shift in corporate structure and openness.
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E. R. Breech
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D.S. Harder