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National Bulk Carriers Inc.

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  • Daniel Keith Ludwig

    …holdings was the New York-based National Bulk Carriers Inc. During the 1940s one of his shipyards pioneered a timesaving process of welding rather than riveting the hulls of ships, and by the end of World War II, he owned the nation’s fifth largest tanker fleet, with scores of supertankers. He…

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    …holdings was the New York-based National Bulk Carriers Inc. During the 1940s one of his shipyards pioneered a timesaving process of welding rather than riveting the hulls of ships, and by the end of World War II, he owned the nation’s fifth largest tanker fleet, with scores of supertankers. He…

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