Magazine & Newspaper Articles about Cyrus Eaton
Magazine & Newspaper Articles about Cyrus Eaton
Acadia, Philosophy, Readings, Advise to Graduates in The Breakfast Commentator by Wes Lawrence, The
Cleveland Plain Dealer, October 26, 1956
A Day with Squire Eaton, (No Dude Farmer), The Plain Dealer, November 4, 1972
Age Fails to Slow Pace of Cyrus S. Eaton by Murray Seeger, Washington, 1970, Describes Eaton’s busy life
in business, lawsuits, travels to Chile and Soviet Union, and peace endeavors.
Allende No Threat to Democracy, Eaton Says by John Nusshaum, The Plain Dealer, February 6, 1971
Along the Highways and Byways of Finalong_the_highways_and_byways_of_finance_new_york_times.pdfance, New York Times, October 15, 1950- Narrates how Eaton hosts
his grandchildren in Deep Cove each summer without their parents
A Nobel Prize Reunion by John Demont, MaCleans, July 14, 2003
An Old Advocate by Bruce West, The Globe and Mail, June 26, 1973
Anti-Red Probers Take on a Capitalist by Hal Levy, Newsday Long Island, May 28, 1958
(The House un-American Activities Committee takes on Cyrus Eaton)
Appeal to President Nixon to Close Down Radio Free Europe, March 23, 1972
Award from Moscow, Halifax Chronicle Herald, 5-9-60
Bad Debt Issue Memorandum, Thompson, Hine and Flory, April 12, 1965
Baptist, Industrial Tycoon and Peace-Lover Builds Port in Greenland , Berlingske Tidende, January 13,
1957
The Battle of Cleveland, Forbes Magazine, April 15, 1967 (battle between Eaton and Cleveland
Trust Co)
Betty Royan (Assistant to Cyrus Eaton: Shorthorn Cattle, Pugwash Conferences, Business)
Bigoted and Benighted, Editorial in Financial Post, June 3, 1961
Editorial denounces Sen. Dodd & witch hunt of Cyrus Eaton & false statements about the 1957
Conference in Pugwash and the credibility of the scientists attending
Boris Polevoy Visited my Grandfather with a Delegation of Other Russians, April 1956, by Cathy Eaton
The Boy Who Listened to Rockefeller by McKenzie Porter, MaClean Magazine, May 1, 1953
This article explores Eaton's relationship with his mentor, John D. Rockefeller, his boyhood in Pugwash,
and remarkable ability to merge and expands companies in steel, iron ore, gas, electrical, and rubber. It
looks at his dreams of assisting people from his native Nova Scotia and his philanthropic contributions to
education.
Best Capitalist Friend the Communists Have: Cyrus Eaton by Connecticut Walker, Oakland Tribune
Parade, December 5, 1971
Building his Second Empire , Business Week, March 12, 1955, explores 2nd foray into electric utilities
C&O Correspondence About Bring Cars to Pugwash: 1954, 1957; car maps
Capitalist & Commissar, Time Magazine, Sept 15, 1958
(Visit to Moscow)
A Capitalist in Two Worlds by Merlin, The SundayTimes, London, England, June 11, 1960
Carl Sagan at Thinkers Lodge and Total Eclipse of the Sun
Carl Stokes Writes about Cyrus Eaton
Cattle Sale to Russia Is Hailed by Eaton (350 Head to be Shipped), The Plain Dealer, September 16, 1971
Chairman Eaton Names One of Greatest American Businessmen Praised for his Drive, Individualism, Chessie-
B&O), September 1, 1967
Chances to End fighting in Vietnam from North Vietnamese Side
Charles Darwin-- Population Problems, april 8, 1958, 2nd Pugwash Conference
China, Chile and California - Address of Cyrus Eaton at Meeting of Commonwealth Club of California, San
Francisco, June 18, 1971(focuses on trade opportunities and US mistreatment of countries)
College Heads' Statement (re withdrawal from brutal Vietnamese War), The New York Times, April 20, 1972
Communists’ Capitalist by E. J. Kahn, Jr. New Yorker Magazine Oct 10 & 17, 1977
Curb on Socialism: Cyrus Eaton Sees American Worker as New Financier by Bert Grabow, Indianapolis News,
Jan 17, 1956
'Cy" Really Made Good by J. E. Belliveau, Toronto Daily Star, August 6, 1957
Cyrus Eaton 1883-1979 by John Palanyi, University of Toronto, October 1979, The Bulletin of American
Scientists 7
Cyrus Eaton and Acadia, The Shorthorn World, August 15, 1969
Cyrus (and his millions) v Edgar (and his G-men) News Chronicle, London, Eng, June 18, 1958
Cyrus Eaton and Margaret King, excerpts from History of the Margaret King School by Margaret MacLeod
Cyrus Eaton and the New York Bankers by John Barden sent to Cyrus Eaton Jr. on Sept 7, 1985
Cyrus Eaton Assumes C&O Chairmanship, Tracks, February-March 1954
Cyrus Eaton Awarded Lenin Peace Prize in Pugwash
Cyrus Eaton at 75 Takes Up Mantle of Peace-Maker by J.A. Hume, Citizen, Dec. 1957
Cyrus Eaton Dies at 95 by Alden Whitman, NYTimes OBIT, May 11, 1979
Cyrus Eaton in India, The Cleveland Press, February 13, 1964
Cyrus Eaton Introduces Vice President Hubert Humphrey, July 1965
Cyrus Eaton: No Dude Farmer, The Cleveland Plain Dealer Sunday Magazine
November 5, 1972, by Tom Kaib
Cyrus Eaton: The Communists' Best Capitalist Friend by Connecticut Walker, December 5, 1971 in
Parade,Oakland Tribune
Cyrus Eaton gifts Pugwash Junction $10,000 for school in 1928
Cyrus Eaton-The Bouncing Billionaire by Booton Herndon in True The Man's Magazine, 1958
Cyrus Eaton: The Communists' Best Capitalist Friend by Connecticut Walker, December 5, 1971 in
Parade, Oakland Tribune
Cyrus Eaton's Hideaway for Brains by Ian Sclanders in Maclean's, Caanada's National Magazine,
October 27, 1956
Cyrus S. Eaton, The Bystander, April 5, 1930
Cyrus Eaton: The Man from Pugwash by James Minifie in “Men of Action”, The Montrealer, Dec 1956
Describes Eaton saving Trumbull Steel workers' jobs, his saving of 750 jobs in Follansbee, West
Virginia, and helping to keep Fisher Body employees in Detroit and not be moved to New England
Cyrus Eaton the Merchant of Peace by John Barden July 31 1959 in The Nation
Barden examines how Eaton's negotiating expertise in the business world prepares him to broker peace.
Included in Congressional Record by William Langer, Feb 26, 1959
Cyrus Eaton Named One of Greatest American Businessmen, Chessie News, September 1, 1967
Cyrus Eaton here, praises Childe under Allende Rule by James W. Singer, Chicago Sun Times, January 15,
1971
Cyrus Eaton Sizes up the Soviets by John Gale, The Globe and Mail: Toronto: June 20, 1960
Eaton explains why the US doesn't need to fear communists and should in forge relationships with them
Cyrus Eaton Suggests It--Rapport With Cuba, Chicago Sun-Times, January 13, 1969
Cyrus Eaton -- What's He Up To by John Bird, Feb 16, 17, 18, 1959, The Toronto Star
In 3 articles Bird explores Eaton befriending Russian, business ties w Germany, feud with Dulles and banking industry, nuclear war
Cyrus Stephen Eaton to be Doctor of Laws, 1968
"Eaton urges the need to trade not fight with the Communists."
The Diplomatic Capitalist by Jay Miller in Cleveland, September 30, 1996
Eaton Assails Kennedy's Handling of Laos Crisis, Chicago's American, March 30, 1961
Eaton , at 95, Backs China Trade, The New York Times, December 28, 1978
Eaton Becomes Aid to Roosevelt, June 17, 1938, Cleveland Plain Dealer
Eaton Calls Peace Prospects Bright, Chicago Daily News, January 15, 1960; Eaton descries US refusal to
limit atomic bomb testing
Eaton, Capitalist Peacemonger by Richard H. Smith, The Milwaukee Journal, May 25, 1958
(Push to avoid destroying the world with nuclear bombs, US becoming police state & peace conf)
Eaton Charges Nixon with War Escalation, The Cleveland Citizen, October 9, 1970
Eaton's Co-Existence Campaign Traced to boyhood Daydream by Al Ostrow, The Halifax Bhronicle-Herald,
July 31, 1959
Eaton Declares Russ Eager to Disarm They'll Let U.S. Write Ticket on Controls, Says Industrialist by Jay
McMullen, Chicago Daily News, December 22, 1960
Eaton Favors Competitive Bidding for High Grade Securities of Established Industrial Companies
Eaton Group Maps East-West 'Treaty' by Donald M. Schwartz, Chicago Sun-Times, January 12, 1961
Eaton Invites Mr. K and Co. to Cleveland by Al Ostrow, Cleveland Press and News, September 12, 1960
Eaton Is Empire Builder by Al Ostrow & Bill Tanner, The Cleveland Press, Feb 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, & 26,
1955 )
Eaton Lauds 'Progressive' Red Nations, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, June 12, 1960
Eaton Laughs, Warns by Frank Morris, Nov 25, 1958 re friendship with Soviets in Detroit Times
Eaton's Fortunes Shift with Times, page 2 of article
Eaton-Lewis 'Sweetheart' Pacts Lead to Fiscal Marriage; Miners Orphaned, The Milwaukee Journal, May 13,
1962
Eaton, Otis, and Co. Aid Railroad Modernization by Robert Seltzer, The Cleveland Press, January 24, 1947
Eaton's Pugwash Thinkers Enjoy Visit by Allen Gleaton, Newsweek Magazine, August 10, 1955
Eaton Visits Castro, Accepts Bid to Cuba, The Cleveland Press, Sept 28, 1960
Eaton: Castro Wants Better US Ties by Edward A. O'Neill, The Washington Post, February 12, 1974
Eaton Says Castro Aided by U.S. Policy by John Clark, The Plain Dealer, May 13, 1968
Eaton Says US-Cuba Ties Could Be Resumed Soon by H. J. Maidenberg, NY Times, Feb 12, 1974
Eaton Trusts in Soviet Sincerity 1960 The Evening Star
The Eatons Appraise Their Peace Mission by Ted Princiotto, Cleveland Plain Dealer, May 6, 1960
Eaton Urges Canada to Recognize China by Wilfred List in The Globe and the Mail, October 23, 1959
Editorial analysis by Julian Krawcheck on public change in reaction to Cyrus Eaton's message of
neccesity to find common grounds with USSR and not destroy the world, Dec 16, 1958
Eight Brandt Men Ask U.S. to Close Radio Free Europe, L.A. Times/Washington Post, The Plain Dealer, March
24, 1972
Eighty-Four Years for Cleveland's Cyrus Eaton, The Clevelander, December 1967
Embattled Individualist, Fortune Magazine, July 1958
The Empire Builder by George E. Condon, The Plain Dealer, Jan 21, 1965
Connecting Eaton to the history and heritage of Cleveland, Ohio
13 thoughtful questions & discussion ideas from Condon for Eaton interview
how_not_to_win_friends_and._._._by_george_e._condon__0d__0d.pdf, The Plain Dealer, January 29,
1971 Discusses Eaton’s controversial & unpopular statements about Chile, US government, and Ecuador
Emerald Necklace _ Eaton gives land for parks in Cleveland, 1955
Envoys in Cuba See Hope in Viet Talks, Says Eaton, the Cleveland Press, May 13, 1968
From the Pugwash Thinkers Harsh Words for Politicians 1960 Star Weekly
"History May Judge Cyrus Eaton the Most Noted Figure of All Time in Cleveland," - City's Press Club Eaton
named Outstanding Clevelander, 1967
How Things Are at Pugwash by Wes Lawrence, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, August 8,1955.
Ike, Khrush Urged to End War Threat, The Cincinnati Post and Times Star, October 31, 1958
("Exchange Visits, Not Letters, Eaton Pleads)
Industrialist Cyrus Eaton Dies at 95 Washington Post Obituary By Edward A. O'Neill May 11, 1979
Industrialist Cyrus Eaton Is Farmer First by Marc D. Gleisser, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, 1961
Is Cyrus Eaton Really Stepping Out, Business Week, February 17, 1968
Conjecture about Eaton selling off or merging or yielding control of specific steel and iron ore companies
John D. Rockefeller: The Cleveland Years by Grace Goulder, The Western Reserve Historical Society,
Cleveland 1972: Excepts about Cyrus Eaton's & Others' summer working for Rockefeller (missing 213)
Kennedy Announcement on Resuming Nuclear Testing, March, 1961.
Khrushchev’s Favorite Capitalist by Jay Miller
Khrushchev Invites Himself, The New York Times, September 3, 1960
Kosygin Daughter Visits Eaton Northfield Farmby George J. Barmann, The Plain Dealer,
September 14, 1970
K's Capitliast…on Power and the Pentagon by Donald Edgar, Evening Standard, London England,June 8,
1960
‘K’ Wants Ike Visit- Eaton, Detroit Times, Nov 24, 1958
Cyrus Eaton encourages Khrushchev and Eisenhower to meet and visit each other's countries
The Last of the Tycoons by Tris Coffin, Coronet, December 1956
Lenin Prize Awarded to Eaton During Scots Fete in Pugwash by Harrison E. Salislbury, , The New York Times,
July 21, 1960
Lenin Prize Received by Eaton During Scots Fete in Pugwash, The New York Times, July 2, 1960
Lies in Nixon’s November 3rd Speech On Vietnam Policy; Contrasts what Nixon said with facts (around
1970)
Life and Times of Cyrus Eaton as Model for Evolution of Dynamic Creed for Modern Industry by Tris Coffin, March 3, 1955, Eaton exemplified a new creed for industry -- mass public ownership of securities, an enduring partnership of capital
& labor, splitting up financial power through competitive bidding on major financing & regional financial centers, schools where intellectual
freedom & independence is encouraged, & strides in material welfare of workers and farmers.
The Lofty World of Cyrus Eaton by Tony McVeigh in Executive for the Men of Decision
A Hugh C. Maclean Publication, October 1960
Loved and Hated: Eaton: One-Man Sage of Changing Fortunes in Business and Politics by Robert
G. McGruder, The Plain Dealer, January 1, 1977
The Great Dipper (Personna Grata), Saturday Night, December 10, 1955
(Portrait of Cyrus Eaton and exploration of his business accomplishments and successes)
The Lofty World of Cyrus Eaton by Tony McVeigh, Executive for the Men of Decision, a Hugh C. Maclean
Publication, October 1960
Make Canada Use Influence, Eaton Urges, The Globe and Mail: Toronto, Nov 17, 1960
Eaton urges Canada to influence newly elected US government to stop nuclear aggression
The Man From Pugwash by Robert Sheehan, Fortune Magazine, March 1961
Sheehan summarizes Eaton's business career and explores his controversial advocacy of relationships
with the Soviet Union.
The Man in the Tower by George E. Condon
The Man in the Tower, part two by George E. Condon
Maverick Millionaire: Cyrus Eaton at Age 86 Still Pushes for Peace and Stirs Controversy by James
MacGregor, The Wall Street Journal, October 28, 1970
Memories of the Late Cyrus Eaton By Borden Fawcett, former Chief Pilot of Steep Rock Iron Mines
Memories of Truman, Eaton..And Dewey by Howard Skidmore, The Herald Weekend Magazine, June 5,
1986
Middle East Problems Also Aired at Pugwash, The Halifax Chronicle, August 7, 1956
Military Spending Perils U.S. Finances, Eaton Warns Nixon by Dick Pergler, Cleveland press,
November 14, 1969
Millionaire Philosopher:Cyrus Stephen Eaton, The New York Times, July 11, 1957
Minister to Millionaire: Cyrus S. Eaton Rose Rapidly by W. S. Reynolds
From Baptist Lay Minister to capitalist, summary of early career, fortune lost, regained, Peace negotiations
Mr. Eaton's Utilities Background, 1950s
Mr. K's Friend Cyrus Doesn't Mind Being Hated, Evening Standard,December 2, 1960
The Muscovite's Delight by George Condon in Clevleand The Best Kept Secret about Russians Visiting
Cleveland
The Other Cyrus Eaton by Edwin H. Wilson Humanist 1956 (good look at Eaton's views on philosphy &
diverse beliefs)
Optimism Views Find Cyrus Eaton Cool in Chicago by Norton Kay, Chicago Sun-Times, March 10, 1960
'Outspoken Eaton's Mail Mounts by Emerson L. Batdforff, Cleveland Plain Dealer, July 3, 1958
Peace Begins in Pugwash by Margaret Eaton ( a brief look at Cyrus Eaton, the Pugwash movement and
several poems by Margaret Eaton)
Pictou Lodge Correspondence with Cyrus Eaton about Lodging for 1957 Conference
Pineo Lodge Correspondence with Cyrus Eaton & MR Baird -- 1947, 1948, 1952 (repairs, accomodations, and costs)
'Porter on Eaton Talk Industrialist's Plan Goes Beyond Diplomatic Pattern of Double Talk, Obfuscation and
Face Saving by Philip W. Porter, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, October 23, 1958
President Responds to Pickets for Peace by Marjorie Hunter, The New York Times, January 16, 1962
Rapport With Cuba? Cyrus Eaton Suggests It by David Murray
Chicago Sun-Times, January 13, 1969
A Rare Tycoon by Bruce West, The Toronto Globe and Mail, December 5, 1977
Reds' Envoy Here, Asks U.S. Trade by Al Reds' Envoy Here, Asks U.S. Trade by Ostrow, The Cleveland
Press, April 12, 1958
Recent Achievements of Cyrus Eaton and His Cleveland Banking House, Otis & Co, October 8, 1945:
Focusing on railroads, competitive bidding, Bell Telephone Co, , Consumer Power Co,
Reverard Cyus Eaton becomes pastor at Lakewood Baptist Church, 1906 (in The Lakewood Ledger)
Right to Criticize Reprisal: Fight Against U.S. Senators by Max Freedman, the Manchester Guardian,
May 22,1958 (Eaton criticizes Federal Bureau of Investigation)
Russia Ready to End Cold War, Says Eaton by Phillip M Swatek, The Cincinnati Enquirer, October 31, 1958
Russians Scientists Find Meeting of Minds in Conferences Happy, The New York Times, July 12, 1957
Scientists Assay the Nuclear Age: 22 from 10 Nations Assemble for Study in the Nova Scotia
Home of Cyrus Eaton by Raymond Daniel,The New York Times, July 10, 1957
Scientists Warn of 'Annihilation' by Raymond Daniel, The New York Times, July 12, 1957
Scientists Wary on Giving Data of Nuclear Perils to the World by Raymond Daniell, The New York Times, July
11, 1957
Soviet Gift Horse Looked in Mouth, The New York Times, March 18, 1960
Statement from the Second Pugwash Conference, May 1958, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Strange Passages Time Magazine, 1930 Time Magazine Cover, 1930
The Strange Romance Between John L. Lewis and Cyrus Eaton by Nat Caldwell and Gene S. Graham,
Harper's Magazine, December 1961
Susan Huxley at Acadia Farms with Cyrus Eaton: Life Mag, December 11, 1964
Thinkers Town Becomes Scene at Gathering, Halilfax Chroicle Herald, 6-29-60
The Tireless Foe of Folly by Karen Hasman, Chicago Daily News, April 8, 1970
Treasure Tour (at Acadia Farms) by Marjorie Alge, The Cleveland Press, April 22, 1967
Tris Coffin's Essay about Thinkers Lodge and First Conferences, courtesy WRHS
Trust Russians, End War Spirit, US Industrialist Urges by David Spurgeon Nov 21, 1957 The Globe and Mail
Visions Maritimes As "Richest, Happiest Area", The Halifax Chronicle-Herald, May 27, 1957
Visit with Cyrus Eaton, Think Magazine by Al Ostrow, April 1958
A Visit with Cyrus Eaton (The Private Life of a Controversial Tycoon), October 8, 1966 in Star Weekly
Welcome Home (The Return of the Thinker), The Chronicle Herald, February 7, 1964
What It's Like When the Krushchevs Say 'Come to Tea" by Jean Campbell, The Evening
STandard, Dec 8, 1960
What Really Does Make Cyrus Eaton Tick? By Lotta Depsey, Toronto Daily Star, September 1, 1967
When Kosygin Dropped In by L. D. Wicker, The Atlantic-Advocate, August 1967
(Eaton meets Kosygin in Newfoundland)
The Whiphand of Cyrus Eaton in Finance, April, 1966, (A look at wealth, mergers, power, and
unfavorable/favorable public opinions. Note cover photograph of Eaton is by Yousuf Karsh
Why I send Cows to Farm Boy Khrushchev! By David J. Ghent, The Telegram, Toronto, July 23, 1959
Yesterday and Today .. in the Lives of Famous Folk (Cyrus Eaton) 1950s
Acadia, Philosophy, Readings, Advise to Graduates in The Breakfast Commentator by Wes Lawrence, The
Cleveland Plain Dealer, October 26, 1956
A Day with Squire Eaton, (No Dude Farmer), The Plain Dealer, November 4, 1972
Age Fails to Slow Pace of Cyrus S. Eaton by Murray Seeger, Washington, 1970, Describes Eaton’s busy life
in business, lawsuits, travels to Chile and Soviet Union, and peace endeavors.
Allende No Threat to Democracy, Eaton Says by John Nusshaum, The Plain Dealer, February 6, 1971
Along the Highways and Byways of Finalong_the_highways_and_byways_of_finance_new_york_times.pdfance, New York Times, October 15, 1950- Narrates how Eaton hosts
his grandchildren in Deep Cove each summer without their parents
A Nobel Prize Reunion by John Demont, MaCleans, July 14, 2003
An Old Advocate by Bruce West, The Globe and Mail, June 26, 1973
Anti-Red Probers Take on a Capitalist by Hal Levy, Newsday Long Island, May 28, 1958
(The House un-American Activities Committee takes on Cyrus Eaton)
Appeal to President Nixon to Close Down Radio Free Europe, March 23, 1972
Award from Moscow, Halifax Chronicle Herald, 5-9-60
Bad Debt Issue Memorandum, Thompson, Hine and Flory, April 12, 1965
Baptist, Industrial Tycoon and Peace-Lover Builds Port in Greenland , Berlingske Tidende, January 13,
1957
The Battle of Cleveland, Forbes Magazine, April 15, 1967 (battle between Eaton and Cleveland
Trust Co)
Betty Royan (Assistant to Cyrus Eaton: Shorthorn Cattle, Pugwash Conferences, Business)
Bigoted and Benighted, Editorial in Financial Post, June 3, 1961
Editorial denounces Sen. Dodd & witch hunt of Cyrus Eaton & false statements about the 1957
Conference in Pugwash and the credibility of the scientists attending
Boris Polevoy Visited my Grandfather with a Delegation of Other Russians, April 1956, by Cathy Eaton
The Boy Who Listened to Rockefeller by McKenzie Porter, MaClean Magazine, May 1, 1953
This article explores Eaton's relationship with his mentor, John D. Rockefeller, his boyhood in Pugwash,
and remarkable ability to merge and expands companies in steel, iron ore, gas, electrical, and rubber. It
looks at his dreams of assisting people from his native Nova Scotia and his philanthropic contributions to
education.
Best Capitalist Friend the Communists Have: Cyrus Eaton by Connecticut Walker, Oakland Tribune
Parade, December 5, 1971
Building his Second Empire , Business Week, March 12, 1955, explores 2nd foray into electric utilities
C&O Correspondence About Bring Cars to Pugwash: 1954, 1957; car maps
Capitalist & Commissar, Time Magazine, Sept 15, 1958
(Visit to Moscow)
A Capitalist in Two Worlds by Merlin, The SundayTimes, London, England, June 11, 1960
Carl Sagan at Thinkers Lodge and Total Eclipse of the Sun
Carl Stokes Writes about Cyrus Eaton
Cattle Sale to Russia Is Hailed by Eaton (350 Head to be Shipped), The Plain Dealer, September 16, 1971
Chairman Eaton Names One of Greatest American Businessmen Praised for his Drive, Individualism, Chessie-
B&O), September 1, 1967
Chances to End fighting in Vietnam from North Vietnamese Side
Charles Darwin-- Population Problems, april 8, 1958, 2nd Pugwash Conference
China, Chile and California - Address of Cyrus Eaton at Meeting of Commonwealth Club of California, San
Francisco, June 18, 1971(focuses on trade opportunities and US mistreatment of countries)
College Heads' Statement (re withdrawal from brutal Vietnamese War), The New York Times, April 20, 1972
Communists’ Capitalist by E. J. Kahn, Jr. New Yorker Magazine Oct 10 & 17, 1977
Curb on Socialism: Cyrus Eaton Sees American Worker as New Financier by Bert Grabow, Indianapolis News,
Jan 17, 1956
'Cy" Really Made Good by J. E. Belliveau, Toronto Daily Star, August 6, 1957
Cyrus Eaton 1883-1979 by John Palanyi, University of Toronto, October 1979, The Bulletin of American
Scientists 7
Cyrus Eaton and Acadia, The Shorthorn World, August 15, 1969
Cyrus (and his millions) v Edgar (and his G-men) News Chronicle, London, Eng, June 18, 1958
Cyrus Eaton and Margaret King, excerpts from History of the Margaret King School by Margaret MacLeod
Cyrus Eaton and the New York Bankers by John Barden sent to Cyrus Eaton Jr. on Sept 7, 1985
Cyrus Eaton Assumes C&O Chairmanship, Tracks, February-March 1954
Cyrus Eaton Awarded Lenin Peace Prize in Pugwash
Cyrus Eaton at 75 Takes Up Mantle of Peace-Maker by J.A. Hume, Citizen, Dec. 1957
Cyrus Eaton Dies at 95 by Alden Whitman, NYTimes OBIT, May 11, 1979
Cyrus Eaton in India, The Cleveland Press, February 13, 1964
Cyrus Eaton Introduces Vice President Hubert Humphrey, July 1965
Cyrus Eaton: No Dude Farmer, The Cleveland Plain Dealer Sunday Magazine
November 5, 1972, by Tom Kaib
Cyrus Eaton: The Communists' Best Capitalist Friend by Connecticut Walker, December 5, 1971 in
Parade,Oakland Tribune
Cyrus Eaton gifts Pugwash Junction $10,000 for school in 1928
Cyrus Eaton-The Bouncing Billionaire by Booton Herndon in True The Man's Magazine, 1958
Cyrus Eaton: The Communists' Best Capitalist Friend by Connecticut Walker, December 5, 1971 in
Parade, Oakland Tribune
Cyrus Eaton's Hideaway for Brains by Ian Sclanders in Maclean's, Caanada's National Magazine,
October 27, 1956
Cyrus S. Eaton, The Bystander, April 5, 1930
Cyrus Eaton: The Man from Pugwash by James Minifie in “Men of Action”, The Montrealer, Dec 1956
Describes Eaton saving Trumbull Steel workers' jobs, his saving of 750 jobs in Follansbee, West
Virginia, and helping to keep Fisher Body employees in Detroit and not be moved to New England
Cyrus Eaton the Merchant of Peace by John Barden July 31 1959 in The Nation
Barden examines how Eaton's negotiating expertise in the business world prepares him to broker peace.
Included in Congressional Record by William Langer, Feb 26, 1959
Cyrus Eaton Named One of Greatest American Businessmen, Chessie News, September 1, 1967
Cyrus Eaton here, praises Childe under Allende Rule by James W. Singer, Chicago Sun Times, January 15,
1971
Cyrus Eaton Sizes up the Soviets by John Gale, The Globe and Mail: Toronto: June 20, 1960
Eaton explains why the US doesn't need to fear communists and should in forge relationships with them
Cyrus Eaton Suggests It--Rapport With Cuba, Chicago Sun-Times, January 13, 1969
Cyrus Eaton -- What's He Up To by John Bird, Feb 16, 17, 18, 1959, The Toronto Star
In 3 articles Bird explores Eaton befriending Russian, business ties w Germany, feud with Dulles and banking industry, nuclear war
Cyrus Stephen Eaton to be Doctor of Laws, 1968
"Eaton urges the need to trade not fight with the Communists."
The Diplomatic Capitalist by Jay Miller in Cleveland, September 30, 1996
Eaton Assails Kennedy's Handling of Laos Crisis, Chicago's American, March 30, 1961
Eaton , at 95, Backs China Trade, The New York Times, December 28, 1978
Eaton Becomes Aid to Roosevelt, June 17, 1938, Cleveland Plain Dealer
Eaton Calls Peace Prospects Bright, Chicago Daily News, January 15, 1960; Eaton descries US refusal to
limit atomic bomb testing
Eaton, Capitalist Peacemonger by Richard H. Smith, The Milwaukee Journal, May 25, 1958
(Push to avoid destroying the world with nuclear bombs, US becoming police state & peace conf)
Eaton Charges Nixon with War Escalation, The Cleveland Citizen, October 9, 1970
Eaton's Co-Existence Campaign Traced to boyhood Daydream by Al Ostrow, The Halifax Bhronicle-Herald,
July 31, 1959
Eaton Declares Russ Eager to Disarm They'll Let U.S. Write Ticket on Controls, Says Industrialist by Jay
McMullen, Chicago Daily News, December 22, 1960
Eaton Favors Competitive Bidding for High Grade Securities of Established Industrial Companies
Eaton Group Maps East-West 'Treaty' by Donald M. Schwartz, Chicago Sun-Times, January 12, 1961
Eaton Invites Mr. K and Co. to Cleveland by Al Ostrow, Cleveland Press and News, September 12, 1960
Eaton Is Empire Builder by Al Ostrow & Bill Tanner, The Cleveland Press, Feb 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, & 26,
1955 )
Eaton Lauds 'Progressive' Red Nations, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, June 12, 1960
Eaton Laughs, Warns by Frank Morris, Nov 25, 1958 re friendship with Soviets in Detroit Times
Eaton's Fortunes Shift with Times, page 2 of article
Eaton-Lewis 'Sweetheart' Pacts Lead to Fiscal Marriage; Miners Orphaned, The Milwaukee Journal, May 13,
1962
Eaton, Otis, and Co. Aid Railroad Modernization by Robert Seltzer, The Cleveland Press, January 24, 1947
Eaton's Pugwash Thinkers Enjoy Visit by Allen Gleaton, Newsweek Magazine, August 10, 1955
Eaton Visits Castro, Accepts Bid to Cuba, The Cleveland Press, Sept 28, 1960
Eaton: Castro Wants Better US Ties by Edward A. O'Neill, The Washington Post, February 12, 1974
Eaton Says Castro Aided by U.S. Policy by John Clark, The Plain Dealer, May 13, 1968
Eaton Says US-Cuba Ties Could Be Resumed Soon by H. J. Maidenberg, NY Times, Feb 12, 1974
Eaton Trusts in Soviet Sincerity 1960 The Evening Star
The Eatons Appraise Their Peace Mission by Ted Princiotto, Cleveland Plain Dealer, May 6, 1960
Eaton Urges Canada to Recognize China by Wilfred List in The Globe and the Mail, October 23, 1959
Editorial analysis by Julian Krawcheck on public change in reaction to Cyrus Eaton's message of
neccesity to find common grounds with USSR and not destroy the world, Dec 16, 1958
Eight Brandt Men Ask U.S. to Close Radio Free Europe, L.A. Times/Washington Post, The Plain Dealer, March
24, 1972
Eighty-Four Years for Cleveland's Cyrus Eaton, The Clevelander, December 1967
Embattled Individualist, Fortune Magazine, July 1958
The Empire Builder by George E. Condon, The Plain Dealer, Jan 21, 1965
Connecting Eaton to the history and heritage of Cleveland, Ohio
13 thoughtful questions & discussion ideas from Condon for Eaton interview
how_not_to_win_friends_and._._._by_george_e._condon__0d__0d.pdf, The Plain Dealer, January 29,
1971 Discusses Eaton’s controversial & unpopular statements about Chile, US government, and Ecuador
Emerald Necklace _ Eaton gives land for parks in Cleveland, 1955
Envoys in Cuba See Hope in Viet Talks, Says Eaton, the Cleveland Press, May 13, 1968
From the Pugwash Thinkers Harsh Words for Politicians 1960 Star Weekly
"History May Judge Cyrus Eaton the Most Noted Figure of All Time in Cleveland," - City's Press Club Eaton
named Outstanding Clevelander, 1967
How Things Are at Pugwash by Wes Lawrence, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, August 8,1955.
Ike, Khrush Urged to End War Threat, The Cincinnati Post and Times Star, October 31, 1958
("Exchange Visits, Not Letters, Eaton Pleads)
Industrialist Cyrus Eaton Dies at 95 Washington Post Obituary By Edward A. O'Neill May 11, 1979
Industrialist Cyrus Eaton Is Farmer First by Marc D. Gleisser, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, 1961
Is Cyrus Eaton Really Stepping Out, Business Week, February 17, 1968
Conjecture about Eaton selling off or merging or yielding control of specific steel and iron ore companies
John D. Rockefeller: The Cleveland Years by Grace Goulder, The Western Reserve Historical Society,
Cleveland 1972: Excepts about Cyrus Eaton's & Others' summer working for Rockefeller (missing 213)
Kennedy Announcement on Resuming Nuclear Testing, March, 1961.
Khrushchev’s Favorite Capitalist by Jay Miller
Khrushchev Invites Himself, The New York Times, September 3, 1960
Kosygin Daughter Visits Eaton Northfield Farmby George J. Barmann, The Plain Dealer,
September 14, 1970
K's Capitliast…on Power and the Pentagon by Donald Edgar, Evening Standard, London England,June 8,
1960
‘K’ Wants Ike Visit- Eaton, Detroit Times, Nov 24, 1958
Cyrus Eaton encourages Khrushchev and Eisenhower to meet and visit each other's countries
The Last of the Tycoons by Tris Coffin, Coronet, December 1956
Lenin Prize Awarded to Eaton During Scots Fete in Pugwash by Harrison E. Salislbury, , The New York Times,
July 21, 1960
Lenin Prize Received by Eaton During Scots Fete in Pugwash, The New York Times, July 2, 1960
Lies in Nixon’s November 3rd Speech On Vietnam Policy; Contrasts what Nixon said with facts (around
1970)
Life and Times of Cyrus Eaton as Model for Evolution of Dynamic Creed for Modern Industry by Tris Coffin, March 3, 1955, Eaton exemplified a new creed for industry -- mass public ownership of securities, an enduring partnership of capital
& labor, splitting up financial power through competitive bidding on major financing & regional financial centers, schools where intellectual
freedom & independence is encouraged, & strides in material welfare of workers and farmers.
The Lofty World of Cyrus Eaton by Tony McVeigh in Executive for the Men of Decision
A Hugh C. Maclean Publication, October 1960
Loved and Hated: Eaton: One-Man Sage of Changing Fortunes in Business and Politics by Robert
G. McGruder, The Plain Dealer, January 1, 1977
The Great Dipper (Personna Grata), Saturday Night, December 10, 1955
(Portrait of Cyrus Eaton and exploration of his business accomplishments and successes)
The Lofty World of Cyrus Eaton by Tony McVeigh, Executive for the Men of Decision, a Hugh C. Maclean
Publication, October 1960
Make Canada Use Influence, Eaton Urges, The Globe and Mail: Toronto, Nov 17, 1960
Eaton urges Canada to influence newly elected US government to stop nuclear aggression
The Man From Pugwash by Robert Sheehan, Fortune Magazine, March 1961
Sheehan summarizes Eaton's business career and explores his controversial advocacy of relationships
with the Soviet Union.
The Man in the Tower by George E. Condon
The Man in the Tower, part two by George E. Condon
Maverick Millionaire: Cyrus Eaton at Age 86 Still Pushes for Peace and Stirs Controversy by James
MacGregor, The Wall Street Journal, October 28, 1970
Memories of the Late Cyrus Eaton By Borden Fawcett, former Chief Pilot of Steep Rock Iron Mines
Memories of Truman, Eaton..And Dewey by Howard Skidmore, The Herald Weekend Magazine, June 5,
1986
Middle East Problems Also Aired at Pugwash, The Halifax Chronicle, August 7, 1956
Military Spending Perils U.S. Finances, Eaton Warns Nixon by Dick Pergler, Cleveland press,
November 14, 1969
Millionaire Philosopher:Cyrus Stephen Eaton, The New York Times, July 11, 1957
Minister to Millionaire: Cyrus S. Eaton Rose Rapidly by W. S. Reynolds
From Baptist Lay Minister to capitalist, summary of early career, fortune lost, regained, Peace negotiations
Mr. Eaton's Utilities Background, 1950s
Mr. K's Friend Cyrus Doesn't Mind Being Hated, Evening Standard,December 2, 1960
The Muscovite's Delight by George Condon in Clevleand The Best Kept Secret about Russians Visiting
Cleveland
The Other Cyrus Eaton by Edwin H. Wilson Humanist 1956 (good look at Eaton's views on philosphy &
diverse beliefs)
Optimism Views Find Cyrus Eaton Cool in Chicago by Norton Kay, Chicago Sun-Times, March 10, 1960
'Outspoken Eaton's Mail Mounts by Emerson L. Batdforff, Cleveland Plain Dealer, July 3, 1958
Peace Begins in Pugwash by Margaret Eaton ( a brief look at Cyrus Eaton, the Pugwash movement and
several poems by Margaret Eaton)
Pictou Lodge Correspondence with Cyrus Eaton about Lodging for 1957 Conference
Pineo Lodge Correspondence with Cyrus Eaton & MR Baird -- 1947, 1948, 1952 (repairs, accomodations, and costs)
'Porter on Eaton Talk Industrialist's Plan Goes Beyond Diplomatic Pattern of Double Talk, Obfuscation and
Face Saving by Philip W. Porter, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, October 23, 1958
President Responds to Pickets for Peace by Marjorie Hunter, The New York Times, January 16, 1962
Rapport With Cuba? Cyrus Eaton Suggests It by David Murray
Chicago Sun-Times, January 13, 1969
A Rare Tycoon by Bruce West, The Toronto Globe and Mail, December 5, 1977
Reds' Envoy Here, Asks U.S. Trade by Al Reds' Envoy Here, Asks U.S. Trade by Ostrow, The Cleveland
Press, April 12, 1958
Recent Achievements of Cyrus Eaton and His Cleveland Banking House, Otis & Co, October 8, 1945:
Focusing on railroads, competitive bidding, Bell Telephone Co, , Consumer Power Co,
Reverard Cyus Eaton becomes pastor at Lakewood Baptist Church, 1906 (in The Lakewood Ledger)
Right to Criticize Reprisal: Fight Against U.S. Senators by Max Freedman, the Manchester Guardian,
May 22,1958 (Eaton criticizes Federal Bureau of Investigation)
Russia Ready to End Cold War, Says Eaton by Phillip M Swatek, The Cincinnati Enquirer, October 31, 1958
Russians Scientists Find Meeting of Minds in Conferences Happy, The New York Times, July 12, 1957
Scientists Assay the Nuclear Age: 22 from 10 Nations Assemble for Study in the Nova Scotia
Home of Cyrus Eaton by Raymond Daniel,The New York Times, July 10, 1957
Scientists Warn of 'Annihilation' by Raymond Daniel, The New York Times, July 12, 1957
Scientists Wary on Giving Data of Nuclear Perils to the World by Raymond Daniell, The New York Times, July
11, 1957
Soviet Gift Horse Looked in Mouth, The New York Times, March 18, 1960
Statement from the Second Pugwash Conference, May 1958, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Strange Passages Time Magazine, 1930 Time Magazine Cover, 1930
The Strange Romance Between John L. Lewis and Cyrus Eaton by Nat Caldwell and Gene S. Graham,
Harper's Magazine, December 1961
Susan Huxley at Acadia Farms with Cyrus Eaton: Life Mag, December 11, 1964
Thinkers Town Becomes Scene at Gathering, Halilfax Chroicle Herald, 6-29-60
The Tireless Foe of Folly by Karen Hasman, Chicago Daily News, April 8, 1970
Treasure Tour (at Acadia Farms) by Marjorie Alge, The Cleveland Press, April 22, 1967
Tris Coffin's Essay about Thinkers Lodge and First Conferences, courtesy WRHS
Trust Russians, End War Spirit, US Industrialist Urges by David Spurgeon Nov 21, 1957 The Globe and Mail
Visions Maritimes As "Richest, Happiest Area", The Halifax Chronicle-Herald, May 27, 1957
Visit with Cyrus Eaton, Think Magazine by Al Ostrow, April 1958
A Visit with Cyrus Eaton (The Private Life of a Controversial Tycoon), October 8, 1966 in Star Weekly
Welcome Home (The Return of the Thinker), The Chronicle Herald, February 7, 1964
What It's Like When the Krushchevs Say 'Come to Tea" by Jean Campbell, The Evening
STandard, Dec 8, 1960
What Really Does Make Cyrus Eaton Tick? By Lotta Depsey, Toronto Daily Star, September 1, 1967
When Kosygin Dropped In by L. D. Wicker, The Atlantic-Advocate, August 1967
(Eaton meets Kosygin in Newfoundland)
The Whiphand of Cyrus Eaton in Finance, April, 1966, (A look at wealth, mergers, power, and
unfavorable/favorable public opinions. Note cover photograph of Eaton is by Yousuf Karsh
Why I send Cows to Farm Boy Khrushchev! By David J. Ghent, The Telegram, Toronto, July 23, 1959
Yesterday and Today .. in the Lives of Famous Folk (Cyrus Eaton) 1950s