File:Armco Bulletin, May - June 1927 - DPLA - f9c9d5142021dcc874a0e24926df068c (page 2).jpg

This is the May - June 1927 issue of the Armco Bulletin, once again a bi-monthly publication "published in the interests of 'ARMCO MEN' under the direction of the Personal Service Division." This bulletin is untitled, but the leading article in the issue is titled, "Dr. Allerton S. Cushman." 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. Page 105 is blank, and is not present in the digital object. The portrait page, before page 107, and pages 109-110, 114, 116, 118, 131, 134, 136, 140, 142, 146, 158-159, and 168, 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] Portrait of Dr. Allerton S. Cushman, Dean, Armco Research Division, with caption - Page 106 [unpaginated] Dr. Allerton S. Cushman, with illustration - Page 107 The Automobile Sheet, by R. C. Todd, with photographs and captions - Pages 108-109 [unpaginated] Twenty-Year Men : Photographs with Biographies - Pages 111-113 Congratulations, with Letter from Charles R. Hook, Vice President and General Manager, The American Rolling Mill Co., Middletown, Ohio, May 26, 1927, to Mr. Earl Thompson, Processing Department, with photograph and illustration - Page 114 [unpaginated] Craftsmanship, by M. [Monford] E. Danford - Page 115 The Challenge of Patriotism : An Address Given Before One Thousand Pupils of Middletown High School, Wednesday, May 11, 1917, by Richard B. Miller, Son of H. O. Miller, Director of Purchases - Pages 116-118 [Pages 116 and 118 are unpaginated] The One-Day Week and the One-Hour Day, with quotation by E. L. Cord - Page 118 [unpaginated] War Risk Insurance - Page 118 [unpaginated] The Railroads : U. S. Dependent Upon Transportation, from the Newburgh (N. Y.) News, Railroads Getting Up Steam, from the Campbell (Calif.) Press, and Highway Crossing Accidents Increase, from "Railroad Data" - Page 119 Armco International Overseas Notes : John Gillette, Visitors from England, Syd Graeff, Traveling Companions, Dr. Tebyrica Coming, Mr. and Mrs. Bush Visit Middletown, The Anglo-Japanese Version, and The Sultan of Deli Goes "Armco," with photographs and captions - Pages 120-123 "This Practical Spot," from the N. Y. "Sun" - Page 123 Portrait of Dr. Robert Freeman, with caption - Page 124 Dr. Robert Freeman : A Biography - Page 125 Ashland : With the Ball Tossers, Twilight, and The Kind of Letter We Like to Get : Letter from Wm. Hoover, Supt. Sheet Mill Depts., June 2, 1927, to Ashland Organization, with photograph, caption, and illustration - Pages 126-127 Ashland : Masonry Department, and Ashland Finishing Department, with photographs and captions - Pages 128-130 Ashland : Bursts and Duds, "Number Please. Thank You," and The High Tension Line, with photograph and illustration - Pages 130-131 [Page 131 is unpaginated] Ashland : Ashland Babies : Photographs with Captions - Pages 132-133 Ashland : Visit of Metallurgical Staff to Ashland and Middletown, Drafting Notes, and Help These Boys Keep Clean, with photograph - Pages 133-134 [Page 134 is unpaginated] Ashland : Armco in Old Kentucky : Current Comics by Hank [Howard C. Snyder] - Page 135 Ashland : Photograph of the 23rd Street Advisory Committee, with caption, Marriages, and Cast of "That's That," with photograph - Page 136 [unpaginated] Do Tell! - Page 137 Middletown : Old 7003 All Dressed Up, and Hot Mill Picnic On June 25th, with photograph - Pages 138-139 Middletown : The Sportsmen's Outing, and Inventor of Safety Guards, with photographs and captions - Pages 140-143 Middletown : Photographs of Armco Baseball Players, with captions - Pages 144-145 Middletown : Joint Baseball Committee, The Interplant Track Meet, and Views of the Boy Scout Rally, with photographs and captions - Pages 145-146 [Page 146 is unpaginated] Middletown : Safety League Managers, and Summer Concerts, with photographs and captions - Page 147 Middletown : Don't Tell a Soul About This : Committees : Open Hearth Dept., Blooming Mill, Processing Dept., Finishing-Shipping, Sheet Mill Dept., Galvanizing Dept., Inspection Dept., Main Office, E. S., Factory, Personal Service, Labor Dept., Maintenance Dept., Transportation Dept., and Foundry Dept. - Pages 148-149 Middletown : "Mac," Officers of Armco Girls Unit, and Group 5's Safety Contest Dinner, with photographs - Pages 149-150 Middletown : Bowling, The Complete Standing of Armco Bowling League, The House That Julius Built, and No Escape, from London Opinion, with photograph - Pages 151-152 Middletown : Photograph of Armco Police Force, Tennis, The Processing League Teams, with photographs and captions, and Photograph of infant David Leroy Specht, son of Howard Specht of the Central Works Sheet Mill Department - Pages 153-155 Zanesville : Semi-Annual Safety Meeting, and Maintenance Chatter, with photographs and captions - Pages 156-158 [Page 158 is unpaginated] Zanesville : Armco Scouts, Fred Wallwork's Camp, Checker Champions, and To the Rescue, with photographs - Pages 159-161 Nellis, W. Va. : Safety Meetings, Almost a Record, And a Record, First Aid and Safety Day, and A New General Superintendent, with photographs - Page 162 Nellis, W. Va. : Photographs with Captions - Page 163 Columbus : Furnace Operation, Percy Daines III, The Baseball Team, Mr. Fenton's New Home, and Clean Yards, with photographs - Pages 164-165 Deaths : We Regret to Announce the Deaths of the Following Armco Men, with photographs - Pages 165-166 Armco Babies - Pages 167-168 [Page 168 is unpaginated] Quotations about Armco Spirit, with illustration - Back cover [unpaginated]