Pacific Ship Yard Grabs First Honor
The fleet program follows standard shipbuilding aims to mass produce steel cargo vessels. Yard reports show requisitioned ships across North Atlantic Maine to North Carolina with totals of 209 ships and over 1,002,008 tons. Hog Island near Philadelphia grows into the world’s largest yard under government funding with plans for 120 ships and 23 million plus spent, while Liberty keel launches and 15 knot oil burners outline wartime output ambitions.
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North Atlanta
Maine
North Carolina
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Fleet Corporation
Hog Tsland
Submarine Boat
Newark Bay
New Jersey
Iav
Liberty
Hog Island
Philadelphia
American International Corporation
American International
Hog Idland
Notions of Underground Railroads and Prisoner Exchanges in WWI Germany
The article surveys wartime ideas of underground networks aiding escape and suspects. It discusses Belgium and Swiss routes, suspect lists, and neutral Switzerland as a de facto prison. It notes prisoner demographics, ship production hopes, and questions about Kaiser Wilhelm’s heirs and women in labor.
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Switzerland
Secre
Switeerland
Germany
Constantine
Greece
England
Berlin
PND
Notable Quotations From City Desk
A playful exchange features remarks about a man named Smith described as a brick and calm reaction to a label. The piece notes quick messenger service with phone number 8 and reasonable prices.
Lack of Sufficient Oxygen Cause of Plane Accidents
Report on aviation incidents attributes crashes to oxygen deficiencies. The article continues from page nine and discusses pilot symptoms and physiological effects, including fainting and impaired control before the aircraft descends. References Sherman Paint Co. appear in the closing note.
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Pacific Ship Yard
Federal Shipping Company
Kearney
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
Underground Railroad
Belgium
France
United States
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
Great Steel Producers
St. Mortis
Kaiser
Expone
Joachim
Frau Hofrat Becker
W. H. Shumply
Yours Truly
W. W. Quinn
D.C
Carey Ave
Smith
Baltimore American
Sherman Paint Co
Plain