In 1943, he was appointed Superintendent of Banking by his close friend, New York governor Thomas E. Dewey and served in that position until 1949. As superintendent of banks, he opposed big government spending and excessive regulation.
Bell was a founding member of the New York Financial Writers' Association, which was founded June 15, 1938. He served as the first president of the association.[4]
Bell retired from BusinessWeek in 1967. On January 11, 1983, Bell died at his home in Quaker Hill, Pawling, N.Y. at age 80.
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elliott, bell, elliott, valance, bell, september, 1902, january, 1983, financial, writer, york, times, managed, successful, gubernatorial, campaigns, friend, governor, thomas, dewey, appointed, superintendent, banks, state, york, 1943, also, editor, publisher,. Elliott Valance Bell September 25 1902 January 11 1983 was a financial writer for The New York Times who managed the two successful gubernatorial campaigns for his friend Governor Thomas E Dewey He was appointed Superintendent of Banks for the State of New York in 1943 and was also editor and publisher of BusinessWeek 1 2 Biography editA native of New York City Bell attended DeWitt Clinton High School graduated from Columbia College in 1925 where he was the president of the Philolexian Society and captain of the fencing team 2 3 He started his career as a financial writer at The New York Herald Tribune in 1929 before moving to The New York Times where he wrote on finance and banking and served on the paper s editorial board in 1941 and 1942 In 1943 he was appointed Superintendent of Banking by his close friend New York governor Thomas E Dewey and served in that position until 1949 As superintendent of banks he opposed big government spending and excessive regulation Bell was a founding member of the New York Financial Writers Association which was founded June 15 1938 He served as the first president of the association 4 In 1950 he also became the chairman of the executive committee of McGraw Hill Inc 5 He served as a trustee of Vassar College and was a director of Chase Manhattan Bank the New York Life Insurance Company and the New York Telephone Company 6 Bell retired from BusinessWeek in 1967 On January 11 1983 Bell died at his home in Quaker Hill Pawling N Y at age 80 References edit Business News Luminaries 2011 05 25 Archived from the original on 2011 05 25 Retrieved 2020 08 03 a b Saxon Wolfgang 1983 01 12 Elliott V Bell Is Dead at 80 Ex Editor of Business Week The New York Times ISSN 0362 4331 Retrieved 2020 08 03 Columbia College Today Internet Archive Autumn 1963 p 44 Retrieved 2020 08 03 New York Financial Writers Association Archived from the original on 2013 09 24 Retrieved 2013 04 06 Congress United States 1950 Congressional Record Proceedings and Debates of the Congress U S Government Printing Office Vassar Quarterly 1 February 1957 Vassar Newspaper amp Magazine Archive newspaperarchives vassar edu Retrieved 2022 01 22 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Elliott V Bell amp oldid 1106202182, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
