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U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS<br />
HAER No. PA-115<br />
(Page 76)<br />
"The Duquesne Works of the Carnegie Steel Company," The Iron Age<br />
71 fJanuarv (January l, 1. 1903): 1903}: 12.<br />
4."New Blast Furnace Capacity," The Iron Age 80 (July 11,<br />
1907): 104-5; Carnegie Steel Company, "Duquesne Works: Plant<br />
Description Book," (Duquesne: 1925), 7, 23, 44, 45; George E.<br />
Rose, "Development of the Modern Blast Furnace," Blast Furnace<br />
and Steel Plant 29 (February 1931): 255-57; American Iron and<br />
Steel Institute, Iron and Steel Works Directoryf (New York:<br />
1916), 82; AI&SI, Iron and Steel Works Directory, (New York:<br />
1926), 90; AI&SI, Iron and Steel Works Directory. (New York:<br />
1930) , 84.<br />
5.AI&SI, Iron and Steel Works Directory, (New York: 1951),<br />
3 69; "Ferromanganese Production Doubled," Blast Furnace and Steel<br />
ElajQfc 41 (October 1953) : 1207; "Rebuilt Blast Furnace No. 3<br />
Begins Tenth Campaign Duquesne Works," Iron and Steel Engineer 3 0<br />
(August 1953): 149; "Duquesne Streamlines Ferro Operations," U.<br />
S. Steel News 21 (July 1956): 29-33; United States Steel<br />
Corporation, "General Arrangement - Ferromanganese Casting Cars -<br />
Blast Furnace Area: Drawing #28530, January 14, 1957."; Carnegie-<br />
Illinois Steel Corporation. "General Arrangement - 35 Ton Iron<br />
Ladle - Blast Furnace Department: Drawing #20327, September 10,<br />
1936"; U.S. Steel Corporation, "Arrangement of Iron Runners -<br />
Ferromanganese Car Casting: Drawing #27860, October 14, 1955.";<br />
U.S. Steel, "Parallel Primary Crushing and Handling Facilities -<br />
Trade Ferromanganese - FeMn Crushing and Screening Plant: Drawing<br />
#51866, May 6, 1965."; U.S. Steel Corporation, "Arrangement and<br />
Elevations - Trade FeMn Crushing and Storage Facilities - Blast<br />
Furnace Department: Drawing #51865, October 6, 1965."<br />
6.AI&SI, Iron and Steel Works Directory, (New York: 1967),<br />
284; "Novel Equipment Features U. S. Steel's New Duquesne Blast<br />
Furnace," Iron and Steel Engineer 40 (July 1963): 150; "USS Blast<br />
Furnace Has Third Bell," Steel 52 (June 10, 1963): 106; "A Lady<br />
Grows in Pittsburgh," U. S. Steel News 27 (January-February,<br />
1962): 16; "Duquesne Works, No. 6 Blast Furnace," Blast Furnace<br />
and Steel Plant 51 (September 1963): 780; United States Steel<br />
Corporation, "General Arrangement - Plot Plan - 28'-0" Blast<br />
Furnace No. 6: Drawing #43024, January 3, 1961."<br />
7.Steve Chomanics, Former Blast Furnace Maintenance Foreman,<br />
interview with author, July 18, 1989; "Duquesne and National<br />
Works Being Combined," Blast Furnace and Steel Plant 57 (February<br />
1969): 173, 176; AI&SI, Iron and Steel Works Directory, (New<br />
York: 1967), 284; AI&SI, Iron and Steel Works Directory, (New<br />
York: 1977), 308; John P. Ely, Former General Superintendent of<br />
the National-Duquesne Works, interview with author, July 11,<br />
1989; U.S. Steel Corporation, "Iron Desulfurization Facility -