Propeller Club of the United States

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Role	Title	Holding Repository
creatorOf	Boston Shipping Association. Seminar--pier pressure : Harborpark--waterfront growing pains, 1985 April 26.	Boston Athenaeum
referencedIn	Comstock family. Comstock family papers, 1889-1970.	The Filson Historical Society

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associatedWith	Boston Shipping Association.
associatedWith	Comstock family.

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Propeller Club of the United States

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