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April 1918
Edward N. Hurley, Chairman, United States Shipping Board, to Raymond B. Stevens, Vice-Chairman, United States Shipping Board and United States Representative, Allied Maritime Transport Council, 4/10/1918
Wednesday, 10 April 1918
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July 1918
Edward N. Hurley, Chairman, United States Shipping Board, to Commander Paul Foley and L. I. Thomas, 7/13/1918
Saturday, 13 July 1918
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March 1918
GeorgeI. Gay, Commissioner, Planning Division, to Raymond B. Stevens, Vice-Chairman, United States Shipping Board and United States Representative, Allied Maritime Transport Council, 3/19/1918
Tuesday, 19 March 1918
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GeorgeI. Gay, Commissioner, Planning Division, to Raymond B. Stevens, Vice-Chairman, United States Shipping Board and United States Representative, Allied Maritime Transport Council, 3/19/1918
Tuesday, 19 March 1918
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October 1918
George R. Gordon, Tonnage Committee, Allied Maritime Transport Council, to Philip A. S. Franklin, Chairman of the Shipping Control Committee, New York, 10/18/1918
Friday, 18 October 1918
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