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AMERICAN • hipbuilding today, for foreign trade, is in free trade competition with
the shipbuilding of all the rest of the ... to foreign competition, it is so slow —
indeed, so reluctant — to extend protection to our shipbuilders and shipowners.
AMERICAN • hipbuilding today, for foreign trade, is in free trade competition with
the shipbuilding of all the rest of the ... to foreign competition, it is so slow —
indeed, so reluctant — to extend protection to our shipbuilders and shipowners.
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(From the January-February, 1923, issue of the Bulletin of the American Bureau
of Shipping) Is shipbuilding in the United States to become a lost art-' That is one
of the most vital questions at present confronting the American people. Those of ...
(From the January-February, 1923, issue of the Bulletin of the American Bureau
of Shipping) Is shipbuilding in the United States to become a lost art-' That is one
of the most vital questions at present confronting the American people. Those of ...
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4 Recent Great Growth and Decline of American Shipbuilding 5-6 Present Status
of World's Shipbuilding 6 The Outlook for American Shipbuilding 7 Increase in
Shipyard Working Forces 7 Completion of Leviathan's Reconditioning 8 Analysis
...
4 Recent Great Growth and Decline of American Shipbuilding 5-6 Present Status
of World's Shipbuilding 6 The Outlook for American Shipbuilding 7 Increase in
Shipyard Working Forces 7 Completion of Leviathan's Reconditioning 8 Analysis
...
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| Title | The Port of New York, and Ship News, Volumes 1-2 |
| Editor | Alexander Rogers Smith |
| Contributor | Port of New York Authority |
| Publisher | Port of New York publicity Company, 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Nov 2006 |
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