Chemical Company [upd] - Eastman

So Henry stayed. He became a lab assistant.

Decades later, Henry—now bald, stooped, and called “Mr. Henry” by the young chemists—stood on a catwalk overlooking a new plant. The company had survived the war, outlived the coal era, and pivoted to polyester, plastics, and fibers. eastman chemical company

Leo pulls out a faded photograph—Henry at his lab bench in 1930, grinning beside a jar of clear liquid. So Henry stayed