SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION 
The products of the Superior Steel Corporation, whose 
works are at Carnegie, Pa., consist of hot rolled strip steel 
and cold rolled strip steel. These steels are manufactured 
into many articles, such as automobile parts, sewing 
machines, adding machines, typewriters, bicycles, stoves, 
hardware, aeroplanes, cash registers, cream separators, 
telephones, cutlery, buttons, buckles, tubing, etc. The 
Company has a productive capacity of from 10,000 to 
12,000 tons per month, and employs from 1,500 to 1,800 
men. The Company was incorporated under the laws of 
Virginia on December 21, 1916, and has an authorized 
capital stock of $17,000,000. 
UNION DRAWN STEEL COMPANY 
The Union Drawn Steel Co. was incorporated under 
the laws of Pennsylvania, with a capital stock of $1,500,000. 
Its works are at Beaver Falls, Pa. and Gary, Ind. The 
Company produces rounds, flats, squares, hexagons, 
special shapes, bessemer, open hearth, crucible and cold 
die rolled steel. 
UNION STEEL CASTING COMPANY 
The Union Steel Casting Company operates two steel 
casting plants located side by side at Sixty-second Street 
and the Allegheny Valley Division of the Pennsylvania 
Railroad, Pittsburgh. In these plants there are five 25- 
ton acid open hearth furnaces. The Company makes a 
specialty of steel castings of carbon and vanadium steel, 
such as engine frames, driving wheel centers and mis- 
cellaneous castings for locomotives; also for bank vaults, 
annealing equipment for rolling mills, and the like. Among 
the Company’s products are forging ingots of carbon steel 
and alloy steels, such as vanadium, chrome vanadium, 
nickel, chrome nickel, ete. During the war the bulk of the 
output of the Union Steel Casting Company was devoted