Slag Run-Off from Republic Steel November 1941

In November 1941, slag run-off from an open hearth furnace at Republic Steel Corporation in Youngstown, Ohio, illustrates the steel industrys crucial role during World War II. Youngstown was a significant center for steel production, providing essential materials for military efforts. Steel manufacturing in this era was vital for weaponry and infrastructure.

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