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Incorrect is the statement under head "New Gangplank" p. 38, July 13, that the S. S. City of Baltimore out of Baltimore for Havre and Hamburg recently was first transatlantic passenger liner from that port since the clippers...
...news from Germany was worrying to U. S. and British businessmen. Germans seemed resigned to the fact that no immediate foreign loan will be forthcoming, that she must help herself. The only obvious way Germans can obtain ready cash abroad is by dumping German goods. In Berlin, Hamburg, Bremen, imminent German dumping was taken for granted...
Finance Commissioner Schmitz's influence was not enough to prevent the J. F. Schröder Bank of Bremen, a $7,000,000 house (not to be confused with Anth, Schröder & Co. of Hamburg), from closing its doors despite every effort of the City of Bremen to come to its rescue...
...seas by the winds. Homeport for the majority of clippers was Baltimore. Last week as a late afternoon sun was sending its slanting rays over Chesapeake Bay a steam vessel cast off from a new Baltimore pier, nosed into midchannel. After stopping at Norfolk she cleared for Havre and Hamburg. Official civic celebration marked the sailing for she was City of Baltimore, first transatlantic passenger ship to be documented out of Baltimore since the clippers, first sailing of the new Baltimore Mail Steamship Co. formed last year by interests including Baltimore Trust, Pennsylvania RR., Roosevelt Steamship...
...Yawuz Sultan Selim slid down the ways of the Hamburg ship- builders Blohm & Voss (builders of the Europa) as the German battle cruiser Goeben. ?Speedy, heavily armored, with innumerable watertight compartments, she was as far ahead of her time as Germany's latest 1931 warship, the pocket battleship Deutschland. At the beginning of the War she slipped through the British and French Mediterranean squadrons to Constantinople, where she was nominally attached to the Turkish Navy as the Sultan Selim...