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The History Of Amoco Oil

Louis Blaustein Started Amoco

Louis Blaustein Had Questionable Beginnings

Harry Truman And Louis Blaustein Kibbitzing

Rachel Blaustein Christens Their Yacht

Louis Blaustein And His Son, Jacob Louis Blaustein was born in Lithuania, on January 16, 1868, and emigrated to the United States in 1884. He opened a small wholesale grocery business, where he was successful in the sale of coal oil (kerosene).     America's First Gas Station In 1910, with one tank wagon and a horse (below left), Louis founded the American Oil Company, and from that modest beginning developed one of America's major oil companies. Jacob joined his father in the business at age 18. They rented a yard on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks, which included a stable for the horses and a small warehouse that held the original Blaustein office (below right). The business was successful from the start, due to "a policy of honest values, honestly described, honestly sold." (Jacob Blaustein)   Rockefeller Looked The Other Way Somehow this Lithuanian immigrant defied Rockefeller and grew to be the world's largest oil distributor.   War Profiteer During World War II, Amoco employees put much of their energy into providing gasoline and other products to the American military. US warplanes flew on Amoco aviation fuel. Soldiers in the trenches peeled Amoco-made paraffin seals off their food rations at mealtimes.     The Blaustein Children Received Military Exemptions They sat out the war in their Newport mansion. Their wealth was beyond imagination.   The Blausteins In Vietnam Another war they sat out in Harvard.     They Sell Off At The Top In 1998, Amoco and British Petroleum announced that they had merged, combining their world-wide operations into a single organization. Overnight, the new company, BP Amoco, became the largest producer of both oil and natural gas in the US. At the start of the new millennium, Amoco service stations in the United States were re-branded BP, although Amoco gasoline continued to flow from the pumps.     Today's Crown Prince Henry Rosenberg Jr. is the chief executive and chairman of Crown Central Petroleum.  Other branches of the Blausteins, such as Hoffberger and Thalheimer, are heading up the family's real estate, office products and sound equipment businesses. The Blaunstein fortune is estimated at $4.2 billion.           Source

More Rags To Riches BS The odd part is you never heard about one of America's richest families. What this tells you, is that Rockefeller was a fellow Zionist. This is common today where Bill Gates, Sam Walton and his family, and others seem to have lost their Jewish heritage.

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