doi:10.7916/d8-yegt-9567Oral history interview with Clark A. Valentiner 1975Valentiner, Clark Aoral historiessound recordingssound recording - nonmusicalExecutivesContainersInternational business enterprisesConsolidation and merger of corporationsPersonnel managementCuba History 1933-1959Cuba Economic conditions 1918-1959Cuba Social conditionsValentiner, Clark AContinental Can CompanyWork for United States Can in East St. Louis in 1920s, bootlegging, male and female employees; merger with Continental Can, reorganization, expansion; director of Continental Can subsidiary in Cuba, 1930-1960: labor, taxes, Cuban-American trade and political relations; Havana in the 1930s; Continental Can benefits program, sales, customer service, quality control, competition; political background of revolution; company departure from Cuba, 1960.