Twenty-Ninth Annual Report of the United States Steel Corporation for the Fiscal Year ended December 31, 1930

United States Steel Corporation

1931-03-10
2014-12-08

Report issued on March 10, 1931 from the Office of United States Steel Corporation (Hoboken, New Jersey). The annual report is a combined report of the operations and affairs of the United States Steel Corporation and Subsidiary Companies for the 1930 fiscal year. Statements of the condition of the finances and property at the close of 1930 are also included in this report. Directors include: George F. Baker, Eugene J. Buffington, James A. Farrell, Thomas W. Lamont, J. P. Morgan (Chairman) (Term expires 1931); George F. Baker, Jr., William J. Filbert, Samuel Mather, Junius S. Morgan, Jr., Thomas Morrison (Terms expiring 1932); Walter S. Gifford, David F. Houston, Nathan L. Miller, Percival Roberts, Jr., Myron C. Taylor (Term expires 1933). Finance committee: George F. Baker, George F. Baker, Jr., James A. Farrell, William J. Filbert, Thomas W. Lamont, Nathan L. Miller, J. P. Morgan, Percival Roberts, Jr., Myron C. Taylor (Chairman). Executive Officers: James A. Farrell (President), David G. Kerr (Vice-President), John Hulst (Vice-President), Ambrose N. Diehl (Vice-President), Eugene P. Thomas (Vice-President), Nathan L. Miller (General Counsel), William J. Filbert (Comptroller), Gordon L. Edwards (Treasurer), George K. Leet (Secretary).

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Steel industry and trade--Government policy--United States
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U.S. Steel Corporation reports