Port of New York, Harbor and Marine Review, Volume 9Alexander Rogers Smith Port of New York publicity Company, 1930 - Harbors |
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... built in the United States ? This is a serious question , and calls for a serious answer . Shipbuilding a Vital ... built in a foreign coun- try for American registry , we get the vessel , but for- eign workmen get the wages spent in its ...
... built in the United States ? This is a serious question , and calls for a serious answer . Shipbuilding a Vital ... built in a foreign coun- try for American registry , we get the vessel , but for- eign workmen get the wages spent in its ...
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... built vessels now from ten to twelve years of age . Only 337,000 gross tons of modern ocean - going mer- chant vessels were built in the United States from 1922 to 1929 both inclusive . None of these vessels , except tankers , are being ...
... built vessels now from ten to twelve years of age . Only 337,000 gross tons of modern ocean - going mer- chant vessels were built in the United States from 1922 to 1929 both inclusive . None of these vessels , except tankers , are being ...
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... built in an American shipyard than to operate a ship built in a foreign shipyard . The prin- cipal factor in this greater cost is that of the cost of a ship itself , which is approximately fifty percent more when built in a domestic ...
... built in an American shipyard than to operate a ship built in a foreign shipyard . The prin- cipal factor in this greater cost is that of the cost of a ship itself , which is approximately fifty percent more when built in a domestic ...
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