This is the January 1930 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, "Executive Staff Enlarged." The cover art is a painting by Raymond K. Perry, titled, "Armco Spirit," first unveiled in January 1920. Pages 1-2 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] You Sure Have to Pay : [A Poem] by B. C., with illustration - Page 1 [unpaginated] Portrait of George M. Verity, Chairman of the Board, with biography and caption - Page 2 [unpaginated] Executive Staff Enlarged, with illustration - Page 3 Portrait of Joseph H. Frantz, Vice Chairman of the Board, with biography and caption - Page 4 Portrait of Charles R. Hook, Armco's President and General Manager, with biography and caption - Page 5 Portrait of Calvin Verity, Armco's Vice President and Assistant General Manager, with biography and caption - Page 6 Portrait of Sidney R. Rectanus, Armco's Vice President in Charge of Operations, with biography and caption - Page 7 Portrait of C. W. Davis, Armco's Treasurer, with biography and caption - Page 8 Letter from Calvin W. Verity, Vice President and Asst. Gen. Manager, The American Rolling Mill Co., Middletown, Ohio, January 15, 1930, to ARMCO Men and Women, with illustration - Page 9 Middletown's Thirty Year Men : Portraits with Captions - Page 10 Armco - Age 30 Years - Page 11 We Hit the Smaller Target in 1929, with illustration - Page 12 Twenty Year Men : Photographs with Biographies - Page 13 Congratulations, Mr. Whiting, The Colonel's At Butler, and New Group in Ten Year Club, with photographs and captions - Pages 14-15 The Battelle Memorial Institute, with photograph and caption - Page 16 New Equipment at Nellis, with photograph and caption - Page 17 A Big Task Completed, and Another Safety Development, with photograph, caption, and illustration - Pages 18-19 The Zanesville Girls Have a Frolic, with photographs and captions - Page 19 A Big Game Hunter, and The "Wills" and "Wonts," from The 57 News, with photographs and captions - Pages 20-21 Fifteen Months in Safety, and Grey Iron Foundry to the Front, with photographs and captions - Pages 21-22 A Football Review, by Paul J. Davis, with photograph and caption - Pages 22-23 Nellis School Presents Plays, with photographs and captions - Page 24 Kiddies : Pictures Taken Here and There : Photographs of Children of Armco Men, with captions - Page 25 Do Tell! - Page 26 Armco International Notes : In the Public Eye, and Armco's Prodigal Son Comes Back, with contribution from The Editor, with photograph, caption, and illustration - Pages 27-28 Armco International Notes : Mr. Pape Here From Paris, Japanese Visitor, and Mr. Alexander Saharoff, with photographs and captions - Page 28 Armco International Notes : Russian Engineers in Middletown, Visitors from France, and Better Service, with photograph and caption - Page 29 Ashland : Armco in Old Kentucky : [A Cartoon] by W. [William] Diehl - Page 30 Training Classes at Middletown : Blue Print Reading Class, and Middletown Accounting Class, with photographs and captions - Page 31 Training Classes at Middletown : Elementary Metallurgy Class, and Middletown Blueprint Reading Class, with photographs and captions - Page 32 Discussion Groups Prove Interesting, with photograph and caption - Pages 32-33 New Record Set at Columbus - Page 33 Deaths : We Regret to Announce the Deaths of the Following Armco Men - Page 33 Marriages - Page 34 Service Pins, with illustration - Pages 34-35 Armco Babies - Page 36 Quotations about Armco Spirit, with illustration - Back cover [unpaginated]