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James Paul Warburg COMMITTEE ON THE HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Register of Papers Processed: MA Date: 11/2/55 JAMES PAUL WARBURG The papers of James Paul Warburg, author, banker, financial expert at London Economic Conference (1933)>are in his study at Bydale, Greenwich, Connecticut. They include a 6 volume diary covering the period 1933-34 and including the banking holiday as well as the London Economic Conference. Mr. Warburg!s memoirs have been recorded by the Oral History Research Office at Columbia University. A typed copy is held in the Special Collections division of the Columbia Library, but is sealed from use until Mr. Warburg gives his permission. u James Paul Warburg II - 2 Biographical Note 4 1896, Aug. IB Born, Hamburg, Germany (son of Paul M. Warburg and Nina Loeb Warburg) Brought to U. S. in infancy 1916 Employed by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1919 A.B., Harvard University 1919 With National Metropolitan Bank, Washington D. C. 1919-21 With First National Bank of Boston 1921-32 Vice President, 1921-29, President, 1931-32, International Acceptance Bank, New York City 1933 Financial adviser, World Economic Conference, London 1932-35 Vice Chairman of Board, Bank of the Manhattan Co., New York City 1941-42 Special a s s i s t a n t to coordinator 6f information 1942-44 Deputy d i r e c t o r , Overseas branch, Office of War Information Married Joan Melber (2nd or 3rd wife) - 1 son by previous marriage; a l s o 3 daughters. 1948 Author of: See: Acceptance Financing. 1922. The Money Muddle. 1934. Peace i n Our Time? 1940. Victory Without War. 1951 • and many other books Whofs Who i n America, 1952/53, v o l . 27, Marquis
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