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Steel Mill

Where Shep Makes Reference To This Subject:

Time	Date	Category	Title

• 22:08	February 15, 1962	Radio	Myths and the First Day at the Mill
• 37:01	May 31, 1963	Radio	Lithuanian Compost Heap
	August 26, 1963	Radio	Mill Disasters
	1963	Radio	Long John Nebel Show
	March 2, 1965	Radio	Worst Job in the Steel Mill
	March 5, 1965	Radio	Soaking Pit & Friday Night Drinking
	April 12, 1965	Radio	Tornado Hits the Mill
	June 26, 1965	Radio	Graduation Day
	December 4, 1965	Radio	Scratchy Suit, Mill Mailroom, Drugs
	December 14, 1965	Radio	A Poetic Effort
• 07:03	December 17, 1965	Radio	Robert Service - Cremation of Sam McGee
	April 2, 1966	Radio	Steel Mill; Model A Mill Car;Army Induction Physical
	August 13, 1966	Radio	Model A Mill Car, Ernie the Vendor
	August 24, 1966	Radio	Steel Mill Canteen Story
	August 29, 1966	Radio	Archy Poem: A Flea Goes To Hollywood; Steel Mill Attire
	May 2, 1967	Radio	The Steel Mill
	July 19, 1967	Radio	Mail Pouch Chewing Tobacco
	November 30, 1968	Radio	The Steel Mill Pick-Up Truck
	1970	Radio	Sounds of the The Steel Mill
	June 1972	Radio	Steel Mill Tornado
	June 11, 1973	Radio	Cleaning The Soaking Pit, Hell Hole
	November 28, 1969	Radio	Steel Mill Workers
	April 19, 1962	Radio	Refinery Explosion
	June 19, 1962	Radio	Stylization and Office Rituals
	September 12, 1962	Radio	Kid-dom to Adult-dom
	October 15, 1962	Radio	Destiny
	October 25, 1962	Radio	Explosion at the Mill
	January 15, 1963	Radio	Tin Mill Girl
	January 25, 1963	Radio	Mill Stories
	February 4, 1963	Radio	Sifting the Ashes
	August 27, 1963	Radio	Mortal Fear
• 27:39	November 19, 1963	Radio	Machines
	November 21, 1963	Radio	Mill Yard Scales Mice
	January 31, 1964	Radio	Mill Mail Truck vs Train
	March 11, 1964	Radio	Mill Hot Strip
	June 29, 1970	Radio	Kazoo, Riley in the Mill, Swearing as Art Form
	June 1961	Radio	Electric Roses, Lake Michigan Weather, Steel Mill Tornado
• 15:20	February 1, 1969	Radio	Cab Conversation, Menial Job-Rat Boy in Steel Mill

"Can you imagine 4,000 years passing, and you're not even a memory?
Think about it, friends. It's not just a possibility. It is a certainty." - Jean Shepherd - 1975