Thomas B. McCabe
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Thomas Bayard McCabe (1893–1982), a graduate of Swarthmore, served as the chairman of the Federal Reserve. He was president and CEO of Scott Paper Company 1927–1967. While attending Swarthmore, he joined the distinguished non-secret fraternity Delta Upsilon.
He is notable on the Swarthmore campus for his donation of the McCabe library, the central library on the campus.
| Preceded by Marriner S. Eccles |
Chairman of the Federal Reserve 1948–1951 |
Succeeded by William McChesney Martin, Jr. |
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| Hamlin • Harding • Crissinger • Young • Meyer • Black • Eccles • McCabe • Martin • Burns • Miller • Volcker • Greenspan • Bernanke |
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