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'''New Jarrow Steel Company''', of Jarrow | '''New Jarrow Steel Company''', of Jarrow | ||
The British Government and the [[Consett Iron Co]] funded the establishment of a new steel company at Jarrow on part of | The British Government and the [[Consett Iron Co]] funded the establishment of a new steel company at Jarrow on site part of which had been the old [[Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co|Palmers Iron and Steel]] plant and part the shipyard<ref>The Times 17 June 1938</ref> | ||
1938 Company incorporated<ref>The Times 9 July 1938</ref> | 1938 Company incorporated<ref>The Times 9 July 1938</ref> | ||
Revision as of 13:46, 21 April 2012
New Jarrow Steel Company, of Jarrow
The British Government and the Consett Iron Co funded the establishment of a new steel company at Jarrow on site part of which had been the old Palmers Iron and Steel plant and part the shipyard[1]
1938 Company incorporated[2]
1939 A Morgan-designed semi-continuous mill was being installed; it was expected to be in operation in 1940[3]
1940 The new rolling mill was in operation; the company was under the control of Consett Iron Co[4]
1947 Consett Iron Co acquired the whole share capital of the company[5]
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