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56 AUGUST , 1926 Twenty - five Cents a Copy The Long Island Railroad
Company an Carried 100,000,000 Passengers and 8,016,763 Tons of Freight in
1925. By 1950 It is Likely to Serve a Population of 10,000,000 , or More Than the
...
56 AUGUST , 1926 Twenty - five Cents a Copy The Long Island Railroad
Company an Carried 100,000,000 Passengers and 8,016,763 Tons of Freight in
1925. By 1950 It is Likely to Serve a Population of 10,000,000 , or More Than the
...
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Business Men Throughout the Country Have Been Watching With Ever
Increasing Interest the Development of Long Island which is Recognized to Be
the Fastest Growing Area in the United States — The Spirit of Progress Calls For
a Central ...
Business Men Throughout the Country Have Been Watching With Ever
Increasing Interest the Development of Long Island which is Recognized to Be
the Fastest Growing Area in the United States — The Spirit of Progress Calls For
a Central ...
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We recognize that our responsibilities end ing Long Island the playground of the
metropolitan where local government begins except in this particular : that we , as
a voluntary civic body , hold in our Now there is need for trained minds to take ...
We recognize that our responsibilities end ing Long Island the playground of the
metropolitan where local government begins except in this particular : that we , as
a voluntary civic body , hold in our Now there is need for trained minds to take ...
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Contents
THE PORT OF NEW YORK PUBLICITY CO boroughs of Greater New York and almost needless | 15 |
ALEXANDER R SMITH | 19 |
Staten Island In the Making | 15 |
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| Title | The Port of New York, and Ship News, Volume 5 |
| Editor | Alexander Rogers Smith |
| Contributor | Port of New York Authority |
| Publisher | Port of New York publicity Company, 1925 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Nov 2006 |
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