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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1959

Page

8

Ingalls Shipyard Flourishes on the Tennessee River

Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation operates the Decatur yard along the Tennessee River as a leading inland shipyard. The plant builds and repairs barges and towboats, with facilities for two dry docks and extensive repair work. Recent contracts include ten cargo barges for Mississippi Valley Barge Line and ten barges for Tennessee Valley Sand and Gravel, plus cement and oil barges, as the yard reports high construction and repair activity and a growing backlog.

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Research Scientist Joins Chemstrand Corporation

Dr. Paul H. Lindermeyer has joined Chemstrand Corp as a Research Scientist announced by Dr. D W Chaney executive director research. His prior role was manager of pioneering research for the Vishing Company of Union Carbide Corp where he served in various capacities.

Paul H. Lindermeyer Chemstrand Corporation D. W. Chaney Dr. Lindermeyer Vishing Company Union Carbide Corporation

Decatur docks boost Alabama river trade and port prospects

The Decatur docking facilities grow along the river with large industries operating ships and the Alabama State Docks planning a modern public dock near the Ingalls yard. Governor Patterson urged completion and full inland waterway use while Barrett Shelton predicted Decatur could become Alabama’s second port city. Ingalls yard ships serve globally and many stay to support Tennessee River ports through Decatur repairs.

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