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Soviet Russia Builds Stalinsk Steel Plant In Asia
Charmion von Wiegand reports from Stalinsk in Soviet Russia, a booming steel city rising from swamp and forest in three years. The giant plant aims to produce 1,800,000 tons of steel annually with 65,000 workers, aided by a multinational team led by American engineers. The project, part of the Urals Siberian combine, reshapes Asia and tests Russian and American collaboration amid a global economic crunch.
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Charmion von Wiegand
America
Soviet Russia
Asia
Gary
Indiana
Stalinsk
Novo-Sibirek
Altel
Mou- Bole
Moscow
Kumetsk
Stalin
Telbes
Temerie
Ernst May
Magnitogorsk
Ural-Siberian Combine
Siberia
China
Mongolia
India
Anehari
Lake Baikal
Urals
Stavisk
Altal
Anghari
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Steinsk
Freya Engineering Company
Atlas Gar Company
General Electric Company