Circle Line President Makes Fortune From Shipping Ventures
Hal Boyle profiles a self made 58 year old immigrant who built the Circle Line and two other shipping firms into a major business. He owns 15 vessels carrying about 20 million passengers yearly and rose from Hell's Kitchen to become a leading figure in New York shipping.
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Businessman joins three partners to own Circle Line in 1945
He took in three partners and granted them a 49 percent stake in the firm. He, with colleagues, founded the Circle Line in 1945 using a 180-foot fishing boat and four war surplus boats. He now operates 17 vessels.
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