Sailors cling to masts in icy storm
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- Title
- Sailors cling to masts in icy storm
- Description
- Sailors cling to masts in icy storm published in the Los Angeles Express. The article describes the rescue of the crew of the schooner J.G. Boyce by the United States Lifesaving Service in the Great Lakes region.
- Date
- November 10, 1913
- Original Format
- excerpts
- Extent
- 45cm x 54cm
- Local Identifier
- DAO21521
- Subject(s)
- United States. Life-Saving Service
- Lifesaving--United States
- Shipwrecks--United States
- Los Angeles (Calif.)--Newspapers
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Military History
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Transportation
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Military History: Coast Guard
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Naval and Maritime History
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Transportation: Water
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