George Gershwin. In 1935, Warburg married his second wife, Phyllis Baldwin. On September 6, 1948, he married his third wife, Joan Melber, a Congregationalist, in a Christian ceremony. They had four children: James P., Jr., Jennifer, Philip, and Sarah Bliumis Dunn. Warburg is also the grandfather of novelist Katharine Weber, daughter of Andrea. Works Books It’s Up to Us. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1934. Hell Bent for Election. New York: Doubleday Doran, 1935. Still Hell Bent. New York: Doubleday, 1936. The Long Road Home: The Autobiography of a Maverick. New York: Doubleday, 1964. Western Intruders: America's Role in the Far East. New York: Atheneum Books, 1967. Music Under the pseudonym “Paul James” (his first and middle names reversed), he wrote the lyrics to Swift's 1929 hit song "Can't We Be Friends?" and all their songs in the 1930 musical, Fine and Dandy, which introduced the very popular title song "Fine and Dandy". References External links Biographical note at the John F. Kennedy Library Hell Bent for Election Warburg's Critique of FDR and the New Deal Committee on the History of the Federal Reserve System (Brookings Institution, 1954–1958) at FRASER 1896 births 1969 deaths American bankers American people of German-Jewish descent Franklin D. Roosevelt administration personnel German bankers German emigrants to the United States Harvard University alumni Jews from Hamburg James Warburg Middlesex School alumni People of the United States Office of War Information