Saturday, November 19, 2005
Memories of a devoted steel worker - A Moment with Ted Williams
a bit of the human side of steel today ...
the late 1960s, a different era indeed in terms of security. It was a different era indeed in terms of Bethlehem and the Lehigh Valley. Bethlehem Steel was the biggest thing around here in terms of the economy. My dad had been with the company his entire working life, since graduating from Lehigh University after World War II. He loved the place. He was passionate about making the best steel in the world.
From http://blogs.mcall.com/a_moment_with_ted_william/2005/11/memories_of_a_d.html
the late 1960s, a different era indeed in terms of security. It was a different era indeed in terms of Bethlehem and the Lehigh Valley. Bethlehem Steel was the biggest thing around here in terms of the economy. My dad had been with the company his entire working life, since graduating from Lehigh University after World War II. He loved the place. He was passionate about making the best steel in the world.
From http://blogs.mcall.com/a_moment_with_ted_william/2005/11/memories_of_a_d.html
