doi:10.7916/d8-mp1b-p735Oral history interview with George E. Dyke 1975Dyke, George Eoral historiessound recordingssound recording - nonmusicalExecutivesContainersDepressions--1929--United StatesFactory managementWaste paper--RecyclingDyke, George EContinental Can CompanyTransportation at turn of century; Wall Street broker; stock sales for Gair; Gair family; effects of Depression; construction of shipping containers, cartons, paperboard; use of waste paper vs pulp; modernization of Piermont plant; history of Owens-Illinois; Lucius Clay and Continental Can management personalities, merger; new bookkeeping system; cylinder vs fourdrinier machine; folding carton plants, profit margins; effects of World War II on Gair; pulp allocation; work in Office of Price Administration; Gair's Southern expansion; water pollution problems with Augusta plant; Southern woodland acquisitions; Richmond corrugated plant purchase; Gair-Ft. Wayne deal.