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California & Mexico SS Co. Built at a cost of $ 250,000. The vessel was equipped with 2 Winton diesels of 350 hp each driving 2 screws. Captain Terry of Swayne & Hoyt. First trip south scheduled for early February. Able to carry 1500 tons of cargo, 42
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Electric Building and operating on the Fifth Street Wharf in Los Angeles Harbor.
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Llewellyn Iron Works, builder of marine engines for ships launched from Long Beach during World War I was one of the companies merged into Consolidated Steel. Consolidated did not build any engines during World War II.
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Channel 3, the current location of Pier 41 in the inner harbor, becoming the port's first shipyard. In 1908 Craig Shipbuilding was given the contract to finishing dredging of the
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Angeles produced engines for a number of yards on the West Coast. It is unknown whether a particular hull was towed to them for outfitting or their engine delivered to the yard.
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109:(American Passenger Steamship, 1903) Underway prior to World War I, with her decks crowded with passengers. This Great Lakes steamer was USS
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1786:"S.S. Mazatlan Goes to S.F., May Make That Regular Port"
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Records and Briefs of the United States Supreme Court
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2301:List of auxiliary ships of the United States Navy
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27:Shipyard in Long Beach, California, United States
1454:"Christens New Dredger Windham With Champagne"
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571:In 1932 Craig reconditioned 2 cargo vessels (
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1240:California during World War II#Ship building
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449:Western Dredging and Marine Construction Co.
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1678:"Manager Steamship Company Here Today"
1660:"Mazatlan to Sail From San Pedro Soon"
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1588:"First Vessel in New Trade to Mexico"
1425:"The California Shipbuilding Company"
335:, the subject of a Supreme Court case
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2004:Built by Western Pipe & Steel Co
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172:demand for ships Craig Shipbuilding
1937:Built by Long Beach Shipbuilding Co
1642:"New Steamer Line to Start Service"
1278:Weisman, Matthew J.; Shorf, Paula.
1202:California Shipbuilding Corporation
1732:"Steamer Mazatlan Arrives in Port"
443:Craig Shipbuilding Long Beach Yard
280:Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority
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1606:"To Launch Big Steel Motor Yacht"
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224:United States Maritime Commission
1225:United Concrete Pipe Corporation
1216:Long Beach Shipbuilding Company
1648:. 16 November 1919. p. 13.
1612:. 22 December 1919. p. A5.
1541:Marine Review, Feb 1920, p. 103
1460:. 15 November 1908. p. 10.
587:Long Beach Shipbuilding Company
523:(120-foot steel-hulled cruiser)
209:Long Beach Shipbuilding Company
205:California Shipbuilding Company
18:Long Beach Shipbuilding Company
1720:. 17 February 1920. p. 5.
1594:. 16 February 1920. p. 1.
1245:Maritime history of California
1090:1500 tons of Mexican tomatoes
294:in 1864 at Keyport, New Jersey
276:American Ship Building Company
232:Consolidated Steel Corporation
113:(ID # 2527) in 1918–1919
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1666:. 28 January 1920. p. 1.
1646:San Diego Union and Daily Bee
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1558:. 8 December 1919. p. 1.
1478:. 21 January 1913. p. 2.
1472:"Grace Dollar To Be Launched"
1227:, Steel Shipbuilding Division
1219:Consolidated Steel Long Beach
1172:Consolidated Steel Wilmington
913:List of ship launches in 1918
1810:. 11 August 1920. p. 1.
1702:. 18 August 1921. p. 6.
1684:. 21 August 1920. p. 1.
1630:. 4 August 1920. p. A3.
421:Lansing Shoals Light Station
419:LV55, LV56, and LV57 at the
213:United States Shipping Board
2325:Ships built in Toledo, Ohio
1804:"Mazatlan Here From Mexico"
1756:. 20 April 1920. p. 1.
1738:. 18 March 1920. p. 4.
1431:. January 1917. p. 58.
1328:Boats Built at Toledo, Ohio
519:, built 1930 for the actor
272:Toledo Shipbuilding Company
234:. Consolidated Steel built
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1300:Craig Shipbuilding Toledo
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1774:. 19 May 1920. p. 1.
1496:. July 1932. p. 277.
1413:. 20 May 1908. p. 4.
1407:"Mud Plenty in This Deal"
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1523:Cite magazine requires
1508:"Marine Review Vol. 49"
1490:"American Shipbuilding"
1302:shipbuildinghistory.com
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262:and closed in 1970.
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