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This is the April 1929 issue of the Armco Bulletin, once again a monthly publication "published at Middletown, Ohio, in the interest of 'ARMCO MEN.'" This bulletin is untitled, but the leading article in the issue is titled, "The Armco Bulletin - Fifteen Years Old," which focuses on the growth of the Bulletin - from 1600 copies of sixteen pages each, to its present size of 48 pages - issues have been as large as 88 pages; the Bulletin is now distributed to 11,500 recipients, and mailed to people in "practically every country in the world." The cover art is a painting by Raymond K. Perry, titled, "Armco Spirit," first unveiled in January 1920. The pagination in this issue continues where the previous issue ended. Pages 153-155 are unpaginated, and are included in the page count. Table of Contents Quotation by Geo. M. Verity, President, Cover Art by Raymond K. Perry - Front cover [unpaginated] I Am Industry : [A Poem] by B. C., with illustration - Page 153 [unpaginated] Portrait of President Herbert C. Hoover, with caption and quotation - Page 154 [unpaginated] The Armco Bulletin - Fifteen Years Old, by Hugh W. Wright, Editor, with illustration, photographs - including of the Bulletin Staff - and captions - Pages 155-160 [Page 155 is unpaginated] Certificate of Award for Outstanding Excellence : Third Place Award Presented to Armco Bulletin, Hugh W. Wright, Editor, in the Employees' Magazine Contest, Conducted by the Employees' Publication Section of the National Safety Council, 1928, with illustration - Page 158 Twenty Year Men : Photographs with Biographies - Pages 160-162 Railroads Strive for Efficiency, from the Jacksonville (Fla.) Times Union - Page 162 "Get Off That Desk" Raged the Boss, by C. [Charles] H. Murray, Director of the Personal Service Staff, with contribution from The Editor, with illustration - Page 163 The Inaugural Parade, with photographs and captions - Page 164 Armco Ingot Iron Protects Voyagers, with photograph and caption - Page 165 An Interesting Experiment - Page 165 Armco Insurance Covers 8401 Lives, and The Servant Girl's Parody : [A Poem], with illustration - Page 166 Who Is Your Beneficiary?, and Zanesville Takes Final Court Game - Page 167 The Chicago District Office, with photographs and captions - Page 168 Tune In On These! - Page 169 Armco's Library, by Francis Maus, Librarian, with contribution from The Editor, with photograph and caption - Page 170 Who's Where, by C. [Charles] H. Murray, Director of the Personal Service Staff, with photographs and captions - Page 171 Armco International Notes : Fiji Islanders to be Armcoized, Armco in the Philippines, Bon Voyage, and Armco Offices in India, with contribution from The Editor, with photographs and captions - Page 172 Do Tell! - Page 173 Zanesville : More Than Six Years!, with photographs and captions - Page 174 Zanesville : These Maintenance Men Share Sheet Mill Glory, and They Must Be Needed!, with photographs and captions - Page 175 Zanesville : Frank at Home, A Court Report, Zanesville Service Statistics, and a Photograph of the Children of an Armco Man, with photographs and captions - Page 176 Ashland : Ashland Bowling, and Photographs of the Children of Armco Men, with captions - Pages 177-178 Ashland : Ashland Claims Tri-State Banner, and New Man in Training Department, with photographs and captions - Page 179 Ashland : Armco in Old KY : [A Cartoon] by Hank [Howard C. Snyder] - Page 180 Ashland : Janitors Complete Special Course, Ashland Kittens Win State Title, and What Was the Bet?, with photographs and captions - Page 181 Ashland : Jim Teaches Fire Fighters, and Paul Davis to Direct Ashland Athletics, with photographs and captions - Pages 182-183 Ashland : The Ashland Armco Association Athletic Council, and Another Safety Trophy!, with photographs and captions - Pages 183-184 Ashland : Charley Comes Home Again, and A Sea-Going Hack, with photograph and caption - Page 184 Butler : Mechanics Believe in Safety First, and Bowlers on the Home Stretch, with photograph and caption - Page 185 Butler : The Armco Entry in the City League, Rifle Team Looks for New Victims, A Challenge!, and First Aid Classes Popular - Pages 186-188 Butler : Jim Gatherum Sez!, and Butler Represented at Meeting of Safety Council - Page 188 Elyria : Armco Night, Breaking Records, Mistaken Gratitude, and Photographs of the Children of Armco Men, with captions, with illustration - Page 189 Middletown : Armco Men Prominent in Work of Foreman's Club, with photographs and captions - Page 190 Middletown : Armco Girls Hold Annual Dance and Election of Officers, Photograph of the Child of an Armco Man, with caption - Pages 190-191 Middletown : Armco Men and Women Get Citizenship Papers, Trackmen Start Training, and Photograph of the Children of an Armco Man, with caption - Pages 191-192 Middletown : Safety Records in Galvanizing Department, and Baseball Season is Here, with photographs and captions - Pages 192-193 Nellis : The Nellis Armco Association, and Photograph of the Children of an Armco Man, with caption - Page 193 Nellis : March Safety Meeting, and R. E. L. Hart in Wetzel County, with photographs and captions - Pages 193-194 Nellis : Armco Culvert Man at Nellis, and Deaths in Nellis - Pages 194-195 Hamilton - Pages 195-196 Columbus : Deaths, C. A. [Austin] Soward Completes 25 Years, Glenn Mulligan, and Good Tonnage in February, with photograph and caption - Pages 196-197 Deaths : We Regret to Announce the Deaths of the Following Armco Men, with photographs and captions - Page 198 Service Pins, with photograph - Pages 198-200 Armco Babies - Page 200 Quotations about Armco Spirit, with illustration - Back cover [unpaginated]