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BookOrb recommends Otway H. Berryman. (To accompany Senate bill no. 145.) (1861), Investigation of the Naval Defense Program (1942), Fred C. Konrad (1920), Hearing on the Bill H.R. 6338, To Abolish the Bureau in the Treasury Department Known as the Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Transfer the Work of Said Bureau to the Hydrographic Office in the Navy Department and the Geological Survey in the Department of the Interior (1973), and Call for letters, etc., in connection with appointment of Charles F. Stokes as commander of U. S. H. S. Relief and resignation of Willard H. Brownson as Chief of Navigation Bureau (1908).

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