Word: kellers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Frederick J. Harrigan, Lisbon, N. H.; Robert D. Hill, Wilmore, Ky.; John A. Holabird, Jr., Chicago, Ill.; Quentin M. Hope, Cambridge; John W. Hursh, Duluth, Minu.; Robert A. Keller, Cleveland Heights, O.; Leif L. Kunden, Columbus, Ind.; Robert W. Komer, St, Louis, Me.; Herbert J. Komer, New York City; Joseph H. Laird, Dearborn, Mich; Murray A. Lampert, Kew Gardens, N. Y.; William Land, Mattapan...
...chief, Ernie Kanzler, branded it "perfectly ridiculous." G.M.'s* Fisher Body division said that it has shipped a steady stream of sub-assemblies to North American for months. Murray Body is eleven weeks ahead of schedule on sub-assemblies for Douglas and Boeing. Cracked Chrysler Chief Kaufman Thuma Keller: "I think the auto industry will take care of itself." Big, burly Ford Production Boss Charles Sorensen remarked that automen had always looked upon the planemakers as "little custom tailors...
...Because his doctors forbade him to take the job, Chrysler's big, tough-as-nails president, Kaufman Thuma Keller, recently had to refuse Donald Nelson's appeal to head WPB's aircraft section. But in spite of his health, K. T., besides bossing Chrysler's huge war program, is doing important odd jobs for WPB. On Nelson's desk last week was a voluminous Keller report on how to streamline the flow of raw and fabricated materials into finished planes; in the works is another Keller study on aluminum fabrication...
...Russia to Berlin. He arrived there in January 1941, and stayed almost six months. He and his men were taken in hand by German officers who had seen action in the Far East, notably the Navy's Vice Admiral Grassman and the Luftwaffe's Colonel General Otto Keller, Commander in Chief of the First German Air Fleet, now in Russia...
...Sumner divided society into four groups: A and B- "self-righteous uplifters"; C-hard-working, self-reliant, uncomplaining taxpayers; D-riffraff. "A and B," observed Keller, "put their heads together to decide what C shall be made to do for D." In Sumner's and Keller's view, the Forgotten...