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291 Cudahy Packing Co., ( Business Dictionary )
...cleaning products plant at East Chicago, Indiana, built in 1909. In 1911, the company's headquarters...
292 Goldblatt Bros. Inc., ( Business Dictionary )
...as stores in nearby Joliet, and Hammond, Indiana. Goldblatt's entered the city's high-rent retail...
293 Republic Steel Corp., ( Business Dictionary )
...about 900 men at its plant in East Chicago, Indiana. In 1930, following more mergers, the company...
294 United States Gypsum Co., ( Business Dictionary )
...country, which included a plant in East Chicago, Indiana, mined gypsum (hydrous calcium sulfate) and...
295 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., ( Business Dictionary )
...plants in South Chicago and East Chicago, Indiana. During the mid-1930s, Youngstown employed about...
296 Planning Before the Plan, Carl Smith( Interpretive Digital Essay (Essay) )
...Minnesota, Iowa, North Missouri, and part of Indiana and Michigan, this city must be the emporium."...
297 General American Transportation Corp., ( Business Dictionary )
...repair and maintenance shops in East Chicago, Indiana; it then began to manufacture new steel tank...
298 Safety-Kleen Corp., ( Business Dictionary )
...large oil-recycling plant in East Chicago, Indiana. The company's profits and rate of growth slowed...
299 U.S. Steel Corp., ( Business Dictionary )
...1906, U.S. Steel built a giant new plant in Gary, Indiana, southeast of Chicago. By the 1910s, the...
300 Pullman Inc., Martha T. Briggs. and Cynthia H. Peters( Business Dictionary )
...which had plants in Hammond and Michigan City, Indiana, as well as other U.S. locations. During the...
301 Reading the Plan, Carl Smith( Interpretive Digital Essay (Essay) )
...would loop from southeast Wisconsin to northwest Indiana; 3) "The improvement of railway terminals,"...
302 Calumet Region, ( Map )
...Politicians who established the Illinois-Indiana boundary showed no regard for the beach-ridge...
303 "Meeting the Challenge of the Seaway," 1959, Creator: Illinois-Indiana Bi-State Development and Study Commission( Historical Source )
...Creator: Illinois-Indiana Bi-State Development and Study Commission...
Date Created: 1959, Date Depicted: 1959
304 Building Inspection, 1953, Photographer: Unknown( Historical Source )
...Building inspection at 2358 South Indiana, 1953....
Date Created: 1953, Date Depicted: 1953
305 The Chicago Area's Iron and Steel Industry, ( Map )
...lonely sand dunes and swamps were transformed into vast industrial areas. Joliet and Chicago Heights...
...to coal supplies. Large plants were built in southeast Chicago and northwestern Indiana, where...
306 Building Inspection Report, 1953, Photographer: Chicago Daily News( Historical Source )
...1953 inspection report for a building at 2358 South Indiana....
Date Created: 1953, Date Depicted: 1953
307 Federal Space, ( Historical Source )
...of Defense Source: Calumet Regional Archives, Indiana University Northwest, Gary (Lake County, b.2)...
...transportation needs of the industrial Northwest Indiana. The national importance of defense-related...
...for a "Defense Access Road" in Lake County, Indiana</emph>, 1970. See also: Cold War and Anti-...
308 Standard Oil Refinery, n.d., Photographer: Unknown( Historical Source )
...in 1889, the Standard Oil refinery in Whiting, Indiana was one of the company's largest and most...
...productive. In 1982, Standard Oil of Indiana refineries produced 1.2 million barrels of gasoline...
Date Created: n.d., Date Depicted: n.d.
309 Indian Settlement Pattern in the Chicago Region, circa 1830, ( Map )
...and small towns along the Wabash Valley of Indiana, and in the thin scatter of trading posts, forts,...
310 Railroad Commuting to Chicago in 1934, ( Map )
...reached such distant places as Michigan City (Indiana), Kenosha (Wisconsin), and Fox Valley towns...

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