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Four fellowships in the School of Public Health have also been voted to members of the school. They have been awarded to the following: Miss Elizabeth P. Sanders, of Baltimore, Maryland; C. E. Brown, of Washington, D. C.; Chih Pan, of Soochow, China; and to W. P. Dearing, of Bremerton, Washington...
...agreement" suspended work on the 10,000-ton cruiser C. L. 32 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard (rated 1.6% complete, March 1, 1030); on the C. L. 33 at the Bethlehem Steel Yards (7.2% complete). Three others have been assigned to yards: The C. L. 34 to Bremerton Navy Yard; the C. L. 35 to Camden's new shipbuilding yard; the C L 36 to Philadelphia Navy Yard, accounts for half of the 100,000 tons to be built the other half never having been assigned. Navy men were confident last week that President Hoover cannot and will...
...there was no darkness in the mind of Tacoma's Mayor James Gifford New-begin. Remembering the Navy's statistic, and realizing that the Lexington was tied up at the Puget Sound Navy Yard at Bremerton, not 30 miles away, he wired the Navy Department in Washington and asked the loan of its power plant...
...Stuff and nonsense" cried Washington's seadogs at this profane proposal. The mayor's request was refused. The Lexington was ordered to sail from Bremerton. Undismayed, Mayor Newbegin appealed to President Hoover, emphasized the emergency confronting Tacoma...
...superintendent was designated by Secretary Wilbur, to succeed Rear Admiral Louis McCoy Nulton. Rear Admiral Nulton, raised to Vice Admiral, will go to command the battleship divisions of the U. S. battle fleet. To Annapolis will go Rear Admiral Samuel Shelburne Robison,* commandant of the 13th Naval District and Bremerton Navy Yard (Seattle). Rear Admiral Robison, who commanded the Atlantic submarine force in the War, commanded the U. S. battle fleet in 1923-1925 and was commander-in-chief of the whole fleet...