The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Ship - minded , The . By EDWARD N. HURLEY , Chairman , United States Shipping Board ...... 201 Bringing the World to Our Foreign - Language Soldiers : How a Military Training Camp is Solving a Seemingly Unsurmountable Problem by Using ...
... Ship - minded , The . By EDWARD N. HURLEY , Chairman , United States Shipping Board ...... 201 Bringing the World to Our Foreign - Language Soldiers : How a Military Training Camp is Solving a Seemingly Unsurmountable Problem by Using ...
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... Shipping Board to expend , as quickly as it can pay men for labor and material , a sum nine times as large as the value of all the gold and silver produced by all the mines of the earth during the year 1916 ; a sum nearly fifteen times ...
... Shipping Board to expend , as quickly as it can pay men for labor and material , a sum nine times as large as the value of all the gold and silver produced by all the mines of the earth during the year 1916 ; a sum nearly fifteen times ...
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... ship tons required for each man was as high as five or six - about the ... shipping resources by charter to the United States . SHIPS FOR THOSE AT HOME ... Board , together with its great aux- iliary agencies the Emergency Fleet ...
... ship tons required for each man was as high as five or six - about the ... shipping resources by charter to the United States . SHIPS FOR THOSE AT HOME ... Board , together with its great aux- iliary agencies the Emergency Fleet ...
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THE BULKHEAD OF A FABRICATED SHIP SEPARATELY ASSEMBLED AND READY TO BE SWUNG INTO PLACE BY A STEEL CRANE At the present rate of progress , it is predicted by officials of the Shipping Board that the normal tonnage of the world will be ...
THE BULKHEAD OF A FABRICATED SHIP SEPARATELY ASSEMBLED AND READY TO BE SWUNG INTO PLACE BY A STEEL CRANE At the present rate of progress , it is predicted by officials of the Shipping Board that the normal tonnage of the world will be ...
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... shipping which was employed in meeting the ordinary demands of peace , the amount which has been destroyed since the ... Board in his public announce- ments employed deadweight tonnage as the standard . To avoid double confusion , the ...
... shipping which was employed in meeting the ordinary demands of peace , the amount which has been destroyed since the ... Board in his public announce- ments employed deadweight tonnage as the standard . To avoid double confusion , the ...
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