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... United States was placed at a disadvantage and soon lagged far behind Great Britain . It was not until after the Civil War that there was a general adoption of that type of construction in the United States . In the year 1900 , however ...
... United States was placed at a disadvantage and soon lagged far behind Great Britain . It was not until after the Civil War that there was a general adoption of that type of construction in the United States . In the year 1900 , however ...
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... United States turned out only 175 ships , varying from two a year in 1934 and 1935 to nineteen in 1923 and 1927 . In 1939 , European war clouds and the long - range program of the Maritime Commission , as well as that of the Navy ...
... United States turned out only 175 ships , varying from two a year in 1934 and 1935 to nineteen in 1923 and 1927 . In 1939 , European war clouds and the long - range program of the Maritime Commission , as well as that of the Navy ...
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... UNITED : A " 35 - day - week " cel- ebration , heretofore a seven - day servance of the fourth annual United Nations Week . It will be- gin September 18 and end October 24. " It takes faith and understand- ing , " says the new chairman ...
... UNITED : A " 35 - day - week " cel- ebration , heretofore a seven - day servance of the fourth annual United Nations Week . It will be- gin September 18 and end October 24. " It takes faith and understand- ing , " says the new chairman ...
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