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254 Forging- Stamping - Heat Treating
July, 1925
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division of the United a\11ov Steel Corporation.
COMING MEETINGS
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September 14-18—Annual convention of the Amer­ the Harnishfeger Corporation, with headquarters in
ican Society for Steel Treating, and Seventh National Seattle, Wash.
Steel Exposition, to be held at the Public Auditorium.
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Cleveland, Ohio. Secretary, W. H. Eisenman. 4600 E. T. Sproul, formerly general manager of sales of
Prospect Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio.
the Trumbull Steel Company, Youngstown, Ohio, has
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been made assistant to the vice president. In that
September 15-16—Production meeting of the Society
of Automotive Engineers at Cleveland, Ohio.
Secretary, Coker F. Clarkson, 29 West Thirty-ninth
capacity he will continue to have sales department relations
as well as general duties.
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Street, New York City.
Charles N. Ring has been appointed assistant di­
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October 5-9—Annual convention of the American
Foundrymen's Association at Syracuse, N. V. An exhibition
of foundry and machine shop equipment and
supplies will be held in connection with the convention.
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November 30-December 5—Fourth National Exposition
of Power and Mechanical Engineering to be
held in the Grand Central Palace, New York City.
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rector of the Electric Steel Founders' Research Group,
succeeding W. J. Corbett who resigned to become
secretary-manager of the Steel Founders' Society of
A-\merica. Mr. Ring was formerly works manager for
the Allied Steel Castings Company, at Harvey, 111.,
and has been associated with the foundry industry for
many years.
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Harold L. Turk has been appointed receiver of the
Consolidated Metal Spinning and Stamping Company,
249 Varet Street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
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PERSONALS
P. W. Sloan, who has been service engineer of the
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the field service men, has been appointed service man­
H. L. Barnes has been elected general manager
ager of the company.
of the A\merican Forge & Machine Company, Can­
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ton, O. He formerly was with the Whitman & Barnes
Manufacturing Company, Akron, O.. manufacturer of Arthur L. Abrahams, formerly associated with the
forgings and has had many years' experience in the Hale & Kilburn Corporation, Philadelphia, and recent­
forging business. H. C. Haight, formerly treasurer ly plant manager of the Kny-Scheerer Corporation, of
and general manager, remains treasurer.
America, New York, has joined the Truscon Steel
Company, Youngstown, as special sales representative
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of the pressed steel department with headquarters at
Harold W. Hunsiker, until recently vice president 31 Union Square, New York.
of the Sizer Forge Companv, Buffalo, X. Y., has joined
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the sales organization of the United Alloy Steel Corporation,
Canton, O., as special representative.
J. W. Bolton, metallurgist for the Niles Tool
Works Company, Hamilton, Ohio, was awarded the
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advance degree of master of science at Rose Polytech­
K. M. Bowman has been appointed assistant general
purchasing agent of the United Alloy Steel Corporation,
Canton, Ohio. He was formerly assistant
purchasing agent of the Otis Steel Company, Cleveland,
and has had several years' experience in the steel
business.
nic Institute, Terra Haute, June 11. Mr. Bolton, who
was graduated from that institute in 1918, has been
well known for his work along metallurgical lines.
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Albert E. White, professor of metallurgical engineering
and director of the department of engineering
research at the University of Michigan, was recently
Samuel M. Lynch, for many years purchasing
agent of the National Tube Company, Pittsburgh, has
been promoted to the position of assistant to Taylor
Alderdice, vice president in charge of operations, and
& G. Goe has been appointed purchasing agent.
granted the honorary degree of doctor of science by
Brown University. At one time connected with the
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company, he has been for
many years with the University of Michigan.
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J. W. Hubbard, prominent Pittsburgh manufactur­
David Baker, consulting metallurgical engineer,
1011 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, has reopened his
office after an absence of 12 years in Newcastle, Auser,
has purchased the Detroit Seamless Tube Companv.
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Charles M. Bullard, of Appleton, Wis., has been
appointed representative in central and northwestern
Wisconsin for the LTehling Instrument Company of
Paterson, N. T.
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Joseph A. Wilson has been appointed general manager
of the Pacific Sheet Steel Corporation, located
tralia, during which he has been engaged in establishing
the iron and steel department of the Broken Hill
Proprietary Company, Ltd. He will devote himself
to the problems connected with the construction and
operation of iron and steel works.
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Mr. D. C. Briggs, formerly production manager
for the Detroit Steel Products Company, has become
associated with the American Forging & Socket Company
of Pontiac, Mich., as general superintnedent in