From the "New York Times" dated Feb 2, 1929, on page 17
"Thirteen liners are due to sail today for foreign ports"
"Among the passengers leaving on the Hamburg-American liner
Cleveland will be:"
"The White Star liner Cedric leaving for Queenstown and
Liverpool will have:"
"Among those sailing for Europe on the Atlantic Transport
liner Minnetonka will be:"
"On the Scandinavian American liner Helig Olav, leaving for
Copenhagen will be:"
"On the Curard liner Andania, sailing for Queenstown and
Liverpool will be:"
"The Aurania, also of the Cunard line, sailing for Plymouth,
Havre, and London will have:"
"The Ward liner President Roosevelt will leave for Havana
with these passengers:"
"The Cunard liner Caronia also sails for Havana with these
passengers:"
"On the United Fruit liner, Carillo, bound for Santiago and
.ingston, will be:"
"On the United Fruit liner, Ulua, going to Cuba and Port
Antonia, will be:"
"The Panama Pacific liner, Monolia, bound for the West
Coast, will have:"
"The Lamport & Holt liner, Voltaire, sailing for Barbados
and So. Amer. will have:"
"Among those sailing for Bermuda on the motor ship Bermuda
of the Furnass line will be:"
From the "New York Times" dated Feb. 10, 1929, on page 29:
"Ocean Travel"
"The Spanish Royal Mail liner Marques De Comillas sails for
Spain with..."
From the "New York Times" dated Feb. 11, 1929, on page 21:
"Six liners are arriving today with a large lists of
passengers from foreign ports."
"Five Are
From Europe"
"Canadian Pacific Vessel Duchess of Bedford
will Depart for West Indian Trip".
"On the N. G. I. motor ship, Augustus, arriving from Genoa
and Naples are..."
"The California of the Panama Pacific Line will dock from
California and Panama with..."
"Among the passengers on the Frederick VIII arriving from
Copenhagen and Oslo are..."
"The No. German Lloyd liner Munenchen will arrive from
Germany, France, Ireland with..."
"The American Trader of the American Merchant Line will
arrive from London with..."
"Some of those arriving on the steamer Deutschland of the
Hamburg-American line are..."
"The following are among those sailing on the Canadian
Pacific liner Duchess of Bedford on a cruise to the West Indies:"
Feb 1, 1929, page 16-article about 5 ships, with passengers'
names
Feb 13, 1929, page 19-article about 5 ships, with
passengers' names
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