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Collett Everman Woolman
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Collett Everman Woolman

American business leader
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  • A photo of several Delta Air Lines aircraft at the gates of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
    Delta Air Lines, Inc.
    / Early development and expansion

    …for guiding the company was Collett Everman “C.E.” Woolman, who was vice president and general manager (1928–45), president (1945–65), and chief stockholder (until his death in 1966).

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    …for guiding the company was Collett Everman “C.E.” Woolman, who was vice president and general manager (1928–45), president (1945–65), and chief stockholder (until his death in 1966).

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