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D. Dudley Bloom
David Dudley Bloom (September 20, 1922 – August 20, 2015) was an American businessman who made notable contributions to the consumer products industry as a conceptual inventor and marketing executive during the 1950s and 1960s, including proposing and designing the first conventional travel luggage built on wheels; marketing the first "magic milk bottle" for dolls; and designing and marketing a continuous-play tape recorder.
==Early years==
David Dudley Bloom was raised in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, son of Lithuanian immigrants Harry and Cecile Gaffin Bloom. His father was vice-president and sales manager of Bloom Brothers Department Stores in Franklin County, Pennsylvania,〔''Chambersburg Public Opinion'', January 13, 1969, p. 3.〕 and his mother, raised in New York City, had been a bookkeeper for Macy's department stores there before her marriage.〔''Chambersburg Public Opinion'', September 24, 1973, p. 14.〕 Bloom graduated from Dickinson College and Dickinson School of Law (now a division of Pennsylvania State University) in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and during World War II was reputedly the youngest commanding officer in the United States Navy, having taken the helm of the supply ship USS Liberty (PY 278) in December 1944 during the New Guinea campaign at the age of 22.〔''Chambersburg Public Opinion'', October 9, 1944.〕〔''The Harrisburg Patriot'', August 1, 1953.〕
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