The Port of New York, and Ship News, Volumes 1-2 |
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BEFORE the New York Legislature directed the City of New York to build a
passenger and freight tunnel to connect Staten Island with Brooklyn, the Port of
New York Authority was functioning. It had been directed by the same legislature
to ...
BEFORE the New York Legislature directed the City of New York to build a
passenger and freight tunnel to connect Staten Island with Brooklyn, the Port of
New York Authority was functioning. It had been directed by the same legislature
to ...
Page 14
PORT development as a public policy was the topic given most emphasis at the
recent convention of the American Association of Port Authorities, held in Toronto
, and Chairman Eugenius H. Outerbridge of the Port of New York Authority was ...
PORT development as a public policy was the topic given most emphasis at the
recent convention of the American Association of Port Authorities, held in Toronto
, and Chairman Eugenius H. Outerbridge of the Port of New York Authority was ...
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Summary of Railroad and Port Authority Relations Mr. Gary then briefly recited
the history of the relations of the railroads with the Port Authority, the nature of the
problems submitted to the railroads and the efforts the railroads have made in an
...
Summary of Railroad and Port Authority Relations Mr. Gary then briefly recited
the history of the relations of the railroads with the Port Authority, the nature of the
problems submitted to the railroads and the efforts the railroads have made in an
...
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