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Largest tanker ever built in the U.S., the 70,000 ton S.S. Princess Sophie leaves Fore River shipyard for day-long test in Massachusetts Bay
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Largest tanker ever built in the U.S., the 70,000 ton S.S. Princess Sophie leaves Fore River shipyard for day-long test in Massachusetts Bay

Noonan, Ollie, Jr., 1939-1969 · March 4, 1959

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