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...Edwin J. Schwanhausser, 60, was named president of Worthington Corp., largest U.S. pump manufacturer (more than 10,000 models). Schwanhausser got a job in the shop at Worthington while working his way through Stevens Institute of Technology ('15), later shifted to the engineering and sales departments, became an executive vice president in 1949. As Worthington president, Schwanhausser hopes to push Worthington's diversification program, which has put it into air conditioning, turbines and chemicals...
...Hull; Sergeant Howard W. Brown, 31, Air Force regular from St. Paul, Minn., who flew 100 missions in Korea, was sent home, volunteered to go back; Airman Steve E. Kiba Jr., 22, Akron, Ohio, one of eleven children of a Hungarian immigrant; Airman Harry M. Benjamin Jr., 22, of Worthington, Minn., who joined the Air Force because "I'll always have a place to sleep and plenty to eat"; Airman John W. Thompson III, 23, former Orange, Va. meatcutter; and Airman Daniel C. Schmidt, 22, of Portland, Ore., who wrote home from a Chinese prison asking whether his baby...
...Middle East has "two underground resources of very great importance-namely, water and oil," says British Scientist E. B. Worthington. And he adds: "Of these, water takes first place ... In the Middle East nearly as many murders take place on account of water as on account of women, which is saying a good deal." Oil is what the Middle East has to offer the rest of the world; water is what it needs for itself...
Winston Churchill had realized this from the beginning. After Coward had pulled up a chair to the Churchill piano and had sung Mad Dogs and Englishmen and Don't Put Your Daughter on the Stage, Mrs. Worthington, Winnie said irascibly: "You'd be no good in the intelligence service." He then waved his hand and barked dramatically: "Get into a warship and see some action! Go and sing to them when the guns are firing-that's your job!" Coward wanted to explain that this would be "impracticable, because during a naval battle all ships' companies...
...York (N) (Worthington) 13, Baltimore...