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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.
¶ Norman R. Klug, 49, was promoted from vice president to president of Milwaukee's Miller Brewing Co. (Miller High Life), to succeed Frederick C. Miller, killed in a private-plane...
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