Emile Despres was a professor of economics at Williams College and Stanford University.
11 Facts About Emile Despres
Emile Despres was born on September 21,1909, in Chicago, Illinois.
Emile Despres attended schools in Chicago and the Riverdale Country School in New York.
Emile Despres established a system for monitoring the volatile international flows of short-term capital during the Great Depression.
In 1937, Emile Despres returned to Harvard as a consultant in the Graduate School Public Administration.
In 1939, Emile Despres served as Economic Advisor to the chairman of the board of the Federal Reserve System.
From 1946 to 1961, Emile Despres was a professor of economics at Williams College.
In July 1947, Emile Despres vouched for the loyalty of Carl Marzani, convicted for concealing Communist Party membership in his application for Government employment.
Emile Despres married Joanna Hitt Eakin in 1939 and had three children: Lani, John, and Charles.
The Emile Despres Family built the home later purchased by Eric Sevareid in Alexandria, Virginia.
Emile Despres died in Portola Valley, California, on April 23,1973.