February 9, 1951
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February 9, 1951
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Headlines:
SENATE GROUP BLASTS CRIMPS, CALLS FOR PROBE
NAVY PRAISES SS SEAWIND CREW
SIU TO SET UP STEWARDS DEPARTMENT SCHOOL
THE RIGHT COURSE
REPORT PROVES SOUNDNESS OF WELFARE PLAN
NMU MEN ARE BITTER
CURRAN'S CUT-RATE CONTRACTS LEAVE WEST COAST COOKS COLD
MOBILE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR NEXT PERIOD
SAVANNAH BEACH GETTING BARE, AS SHIPPING BOOMS
FROM A SEAMAN'S DIARY
2 PERISH, 1 HURT BADLY AS EXPLOSION ROCKS TANKER LOGANS FORT
DEL MAR DAMAGED IN COLLISION OFF BRAZIL
BETWEEN BATTLES ON SS SEA WIND
SIU CANADIAN DISTRICT MADE GREAT STRIDES IN TWO YEARS
CANADIAN BEEF IS PERFECT EXAMPLE OF HOW OUR INTERNATIONAL OPERATES
CSU LONG EXPLOITED BY REDS
CANADIAN SEAMEN WANTED TRADE UNION, NOT POLITICAL YOKE
SHERWOOD CREW RELAXES IN STYLE
NEW YORK BRANCH HASN'T ANY BEEF: SHIPPING IS GOOD
ITF SQUADS OPPOSE COMMIE GOONS
SENATE GROUP BLASTS CRIMPS, CALLS FOR PROBE
NAVY PRAISES SS SEAWIND CREW
SIU TO SET UP STEWARDS DEPARTMENT SCHOOL
THE RIGHT COURSE
REPORT PROVES SOUNDNESS OF WELFARE PLAN
NMU MEN ARE BITTER
CURRAN'S CUT-RATE CONTRACTS LEAVE WEST COAST COOKS COLD
MOBILE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR NEXT PERIOD
SAVANNAH BEACH GETTING BARE, AS SHIPPING BOOMS
FROM A SEAMAN'S DIARY
2 PERISH, 1 HURT BADLY AS EXPLOSION ROCKS TANKER LOGANS FORT
DEL MAR DAMAGED IN COLLISION OFF BRAZIL
BETWEEN BATTLES ON SS SEA WIND
SIU CANADIAN DISTRICT MADE GREAT STRIDES IN TWO YEARS
CANADIAN BEEF IS PERFECT EXAMPLE OF HOW OUR INTERNATIONAL OPERATES
CSU LONG EXPLOITED BY REDS
CANADIAN SEAMEN WANTED TRADE UNION, NOT POLITICAL YOKE
SHERWOOD CREW RELAXES IN STYLE
NEW YORK BRANCH HASN'T ANY BEEF: SHIPPING IS GOOD
ITF SQUADS OPPOSE COMMIE GOONS
Creator
Seafarers Log
Source
Paul Hall Maritime Library Microfilm 1939-1993
Publisher
Seafarers International Union of North America
Date
2/9/1951
Format
Newsprint
Type
Text
Identifier
Vol. XIII, No. 3
Collection
Other Media
Citation
Seafarers Log, “February 9, 1951,” Seafarers Log Digital Archives, accessed November 21, 2024, http://seafarerslog.org/archives/items/show/1004.