Port of New York, Harbor and Marine Review, Volume 10Alexander Rogers Smith Port of New York publicity Company, 1931 - Harbors |
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... districts . An ideal community does not want them . Consider Eleventh Avenue , Manhattan , or any other city district where railroad tracks are along the streets . Does any one want to plan for such a sys- tem in a new lay - out ...
... districts . An ideal community does not want them . Consider Eleventh Avenue , Manhattan , or any other city district where railroad tracks are along the streets . Does any one want to plan for such a sys- tem in a new lay - out ...
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... District are tangi- ble and physical evidence of what the Port of New York Authority has created in this short span of time for the Port District . " The major part of the work of the Port of New York Authority , in protecting the Port ...
... District are tangi- ble and physical evidence of what the Port of New York Authority has created in this short span of time for the Port District . " The major part of the work of the Port of New York Authority , in protecting the Port ...
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... District . The North At- lantic District was next in point of the volume handled , as 8,852,298 tons or about 87 per cent of the total com- merce moved through the ports of that district , 2,264 , - 080 tons being westbound and ...
... District . The North At- lantic District was next in point of the volume handled , as 8,852,298 tons or about 87 per cent of the total com- merce moved through the ports of that district , 2,264 , - 080 tons being westbound and ...
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