Word: kellers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Judson T. Shaplin, Anthropology; Benjamin H. Landing, Jr., Biology; Robert A. Keller, Bio-Chemistry; Melvin Fields, Jr., Chemistry; Howard C. Bennett, Jr., Classics; Eli Goldston. Economics; William F. Rottschaefer, Engineering Sciences; Marvin G. Barrett, English; Thomas B. A. Godfrey, Fine Arts; Benjamin F. Whitehill, Geological Sciences...
Detroit itself felt so. Chrysler's President K. T. Keller said of the 20.15% cut in a letter to his stockholders: "Attainment of this volume of production . . .may prove to be difficult [because of materials shortages]. . . It appears that the activities of your corporation are destined to become increasingly diverted to the needs of the defense program." In Washington, with President Roosevelt calling for production of 500 heavy bombers a month, defense officials took another look at the materials-consuming auto industry, began talking about a 40-50% reduction. Some of them thought...
Anthropology: Judson T. Shaplin; Biology: Benjamin H. Landing. Jr.; Bio-Chemistry: Robert A. Keller; Chemistry: Melvin Fields, Jr.; Classics: Howard C. Bennett...
Farm to Factory. Four months ago the site of the Detroit Tank Arsenal was a farm, turning brown and sere under a hazy autumn sun. During the summer Big Bill Knudsen had called bulky K. T. Keller, president of Chrysler Corp., and asked him, as one motormaker to another: Could Chrysler build the Army a medium tank? "K. T." said, sure. Could he see one to get an idea what it was like...
When Authoress Helen Keller made her annual shopping trip to the Manhattan Christmas sale of articles made by the blind, she received from the hands of Abraham Kreisworth, blind and deaf like herself, a hand-hammered copper tray which he had made especially for her. Miss Keller's purchases showed a partiality for blue, which "represents peace." and yellow, "symbol of sunshine...