Word: kellers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...broke upon us," said a pupil, "like a cold spring in the desert." For 37 years Yale students were stimulated by that cold spring. When Sumner retired in 1909, an equally remarkable teacher took his chair. Last week Sumner's barrel-chested, stern-eyed successor, Professor Albert Galloway Keller, faced his last class...
...education has known no other such team as tough-minded old Professor Sumner, father of modern U.S. social science, who coined the phrase "the Forgotten Man,"* and Disciple Keller, who in 50 years at Yale (42 as teacher) made the Sumner tradition great. With Keller it was a case of love at first sight; from the day he entered Sumner's class he began to prepare to follow in the great man's steps, meekly bore Sumner's pronouncements on his habits, studies, marriage (Sumner was against it). Keller became as great a sociologist and anthropologist...
...Lieutenant Clarence A. Keller, 31-year-old Kansas Navy flyer. He sighted a Japanese battleship, trailed her. despite heavy anti-aircraft fire, until other planes arrived, and scored one, possibly two direct hits...
...implication left by TIME (Nov. 17) that President K. T. Keller and Chrysler Corp. blocked efforts of Floyd Odlum to obtain 25% subcontracting on tank production is absurd, unfair to those men and the automobile industry, and unworthy of TIME...
...TIME meant no dispraise to able President Keller or to the auto indus try. Its point was that Mr. Odlum had allowed himself to be balked on writing a subcontracting provision into the tank contract. In so doing TIME'S story failed to give the auto industry the undisputed credit due it as a master of the farming-out method. But it should be pointed out that the fact that 75% of a tank's dollar value comes from outside sources is not the same as 75% subcontracting. The 75% mentioned includes not only parts but "supplies...