October 5, 1951

October 5, 1951

Headlines:
CONTRACT REOPENED ON WAGES
THREAT OF MARITIME STRIKES FADES AS UNIONS AND OPERATORS AGREE
NOMINATIONS ARE OPENED FOR 29 A&G ELECTIVE POSITIONS
MEN WANTED
USPHS HOSPITALS RANK WITH THE BEST
THE ARMED DOVE
NEW ORLEANS TUGBOAT STRIKE WON BY MAW
SAN FRANCISCO IS A BUSY PORT
RESOLUTION ON A&G ELECTIONS
REVOLUTIONARY SHIPPING BOARD IN NEW HQ HALL
SIU OPERATORS IN WAGE TALKS
RATED MEN DON'T STAY LONG IN TAMPA
MOBILE SHIPPING MAINTAINS PACE
9 PAYOFFS, 4 SIGN-ONS SPARK PORT BOSTON
PORT BALTIMORE FINDS SELF IN TOP-NOTCH CONDITION
EVEN ENTRY RATINGS HAVE NO DIFFICULTY IN LAKE CHARLES
NEAR-EAST OIL CRISIS BOILS AROUND SEAMAGIC
DON'T THINK - SAL WILL READ YOUR MIND
WHERE AMERICAN LIBERTYS GET THEIR NAMES
FIRST OF TWO NEW SEATRAINS COMPLETES HER MAIDEN VOYAGE
SEATTLE REPORTS EVERYTHING OKAY, ESPECIALLY SHIPPING
PORT SAVANNAH WILL BOOM IF RUMORS MATERIALIZE
NEW ORLEANS PLAYS HOST TO BAKERS UNION
GALVESTON SHIPPING GOOD
FOUR MONTHS OF HARMONY MARK SS KYSKA'S VOYAGE

Seafarers Log

Paul Hall Maritime Library Microfilm 1939-1993

Seafarers International Union of North America

10/5/1951

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Vol. XIII, No. 20