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| I spent my boyhood in the village of Short Hills, twenty miles from New York. In the 1920s it was a fashionable little community populated mainly by the families of commuters like Dad, called "downtown men." It had a train station, an Episcopal church, a private school and a public school, and the houses were large and set on three- or five-acre tracts. |
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Thomas J. Watson Jr., CEO of IBM (1956-1971) Remembering the home of his father, Thomas J. Watson Sr., Founder of IBM |
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