Great Dewey Dock towed to the Philippines on giant hawser
The 20,000 ton steel dry dock Dewey, built by Maryland Steel, sails from Baltimore toward the Philippines, towed by four ships with 140 yard long hawser lines. The voyage, possibly five to six months, features automatic towing machines, steam powered controls, and a crew of 36 with naval officers on some ships. The dock, christened by Miss Maud Endicott, exceeds contract tests by lifting a 16,000 ton Colorado and a 16,000 ton Iowa.
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Proposed united church name ideas spark merger debate
The Toronto Mall reports on a proposed united church joining the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregationalist bodies. Possible names include Methopresbygational or Presbymethogational, with Presbyterians given first consideration if preferred.
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Toronto
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