Italy

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Trio From Armco Lends Hand In Italy

Trio From Armco Lends Hand In Italy

Trio From Armco Lends Hand In Italy

Trio From Armco Lends Hand In Italy

Trio From Armco Lends Hand In Italy

Trio From Armco Lends Hand In Italy

August 23, 1953
August 1953
Book Review

Not Spying Just Helping - Three Middletonians were nosing about the Cornigliano Steel plant, just outside Genoa, Italy, a few weeks ago, "trying to steal secrets for their American capitalist bosses," an Italian Communist newspaper reported. The Italian Communist newspaper, however, isn't always accurate. Actually, the trio, Joe Spang, 225 Harrison Ave.; John Dooley, 2905 Grand Ave., and Art Osborne, 1335 Avalon Dr., were Armco Steel Corp. employees sent to Italy to help get a new rolling mill rolling. For years, the technical aid division of Armco International Corp. has been selling its service to foreign nations. These activities have jumped since Marshall Plan aid was instituted in 1948. Far from attempting to gobble up Italy’s steel secrets, Spang and Dooley, who work at the open hearth, and Osborne, a metallurgist, were at Cornigliano to pass on their "know-how" to the Italians...