Washington Letter on Warships and Economic Policy
A Washington letter notes American ships built for the government now lie idle in Jamaica Bay. It discusses tariff actions, embargoes on German Austria and other Central European manufacturers, and the cost of keeping the ships, with remarks attributed to shipping board officials.
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Freien
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