Flanked by a sea of steelworkers dressed in their orange safety jackets and hard hats, President Donald Trump was given a ...

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Another was Shoeless Joe Jackson, a Chicago White Sox star who went to work for Bethlehem Steel's Wilmington plant. Jackson would later be caught up in the so-called Black Sox scandal that accused ...

In this epitome of a company town, whole families often worked for "the Steel," as it was called. Nepotism was common among Bethlehem's legions of white-collar folks as well. Bethlehem was also ...

The story of the historically Black owned Pleasant Yacht ... company had made a yacht club for their white employees. "We went over to Bethlehem Steel, about 6 people, all Bethlehem Steel ...

“I’m not fighting steel,” insisted ... seemed to go unheard. Bethlehem Board Chairman Edmund Martin was summoned to Washington for a confrontation with Ackley and White House Aide Joseph ...

Demolition crews tore it down, and a construction team replaced it with the lighted white ... history of steel production in San Francisco — the waterfront site was once part of Bethlehem ...

a white man, to advise that I would never get into college and would be better off pursuing a job at the city’s Black & Decker or Bethlehem Steel plants — even though I had a stack of ...

Bethlehem music festival Musikfest has announced the addition of the Black Eyed Peas to its 11-day ... a.m. for the general public at Musikfest.org. "Steel Terrace" tickets that include dinner ...

But for a community founded by Black steel workers, the health consequences of Bethlehem Steel’s run are top of mind, and worries about exhuming that legacy are potent. “I worked down at ...

A teenage white supremacist drove hours ... at the University at Buffalo. Many Black Buffalo newcomers found jobs at companies like Bethlehem Steel, the Republic Steel Corp. and the Ford Motor ...

Bethlehem Steel Corporation's Lackawanna ... 22-Caliber Killer," a 24-year-old white Buffalo resident who prosecutors suspect killed 12 Black people in Buffalo and throughout New York.