Coast Captains Jinx Pursues Seafaring Skipper
Seattle story tracks Capt. N L Johnson known as The Jinx of the Sea. For 50 years his ships vanished or foundered after he left their bridges, with eleven doomed on trips after his departures and others wrecked in distant waters.
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United Press
Seattle
N. L. Johnson
Eagle Harbor
Capt. Johnson
Marine Branch
United States Department of
Washington
Lone Star
Alaska
Johnson
Idler
Lawrence Landsdale
U. S. Revenue Coast Guard
McDougal-Southwick Co
Stella Farland
Stella Earland
Prof
Anthony
Stanford University
South Sea Islands
Cedras Islands
Mexico
J. M. Griffith
San Diego
Calif
Redlands
San Pedro
Huckleberry Island
Japan
Certificates for Three Bus Lines Approved
The railroad commission approved transfers of certificates of necessity to operate bus lines owned by R. Co. Bowen of Fort Worth. Bowen sold three lines to Southland Red Ball Motorbus company named South Texas Coaches, West Texas Coaches, and Young's Bus Lines. He also sold the Texas-Oklahoma coaches to Pickwick Greyhound Lines.
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Associated Press
Tustin
Tex
Railroad Commission Today
R. Co. Bowen
Fort Worth
Bowen
Southland Red Ball Motorbus Company
South Texas Coaches, Inc
West Texas Coaches, Inc
Young’s Bus Lines, Inc
Texas-Oklahoma Coaches
Pickwick Greyhound Lines, Inc
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