Bethlehem Steel to Build Largest Drydock in San Francisco
Bethlehem Steel Company plans a major drydock at Hunters Point in San Francisco, to become the largest in the wartime era. The project will repurpose the Bethlehem shipyard branch, add new docks and caissons, and support War Department needs at the Panama Canal deployment.
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New York
N.v
San Francisco
Charles N. Bobwat
Bethleton Steel Company
Hunters Point
San Praneluna
Bethlehem Cocorn
Castle Responds to Criticism Over Harbor Bid
Reply by J A GaltikH criticizes the bid by the bitudithie company for the Queen Alont wharf project. The Harbor Commissioners rejected the bid, ordered re-bid, and set May 15 for bids on bitulithic material to confirm available funds and project timing. The article notes no vacancies for health inspectors as Pratt reports.
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JA. Galtikh
Bit Udithie
James
Castre
Bitalittio
Eh intrAnt
Alont
hiLiliiite Company
V Watlan Development Company
Wien
Bitulithic
Bonnuwell
Youn Company
Bnwent
Leon Clod Oeout
Pratt
Board of Health
Nesten
War era wage boosts and eclipse night observations
A Federal Court case references wage increase talks at multiple mills including the American Textile Company in Newburyport and Calumet and Akron Mining Company announcing a 10 percent raise. Separate note mentions a lunar eclipse causing ten minutes of darkness with observers in balloons seeking a better view.
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Calumet and Acela Mining Company
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Alexander Young Cafe
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