The Panama Canal: Its History, Activities and Organization, Edição 44Johns Hopkins Press, 1927 - 413 páginas |
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The Panama Canal: Its History, Activities and Organization, Edição 44 Darrell Hevenor Smith Visualização integral - 1927 |
The Panama Canal: Its History, Activities and Organization, Edição 44 Darrell Hevenor Smith Visualização integral - 1927 |
The Panama Canal: Its History, Activities, and Organization Darrell Hevenor Smith Visualização de excertos - 1974 |
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33 Stat 42 Stat activities addition administration Ancon Annual Report Army Assistant Engineer Atlantic Auditor Balboa buildings Bureau Canal Zone cargo carried cent Chagres River channel charged Clerk coal Colon commercial Commissary Cong construction courts Cristobal direction District dredging duties employees Engineer of Maintenance equipment executive order feet fiscal follows Foreman freight Gaillard Cut Gatun Dam Gatun Lake Governor handling harbor inspection Inspector Isthmian Canal Commission Isthmus labor lockages locks locomotives Marine ment mile Miraflores Mount Hope Municipal Engineering navigation Navy Office Helper operation and maintenance organization Pacific Panama canal press Panama Canal Zone Panama Railroad Panama Railroad Company passenger Pedro Miguel personnel plant port President Purchasing quarantine regulations repair Republic of Panama revenue sanitation Secretary Section ships shops slides station storehouses Superintendent supervision supply terminal tion tolls tonnage Total traffic transit treaty United vessels Washington Office yellow fever
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