Helen Delich Bentley Collection ( HDB)
Newspaper Reporter - Baltimore Sun
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Box 3.
| File Date | Long File Name | Document Type | Catalog Number |
| 3/11/1950 | His G.Kay Their O.K. | News Clip | Sun-13-3 |
| Unknown | Has A Way With Ships Captain John W. Powell, Master Mariner | News Clip | Sun-10-3 |
| 11/15/1949 | Space On his Hands - Charlie McBeth, Agent of Locust Point Terminals | News Clip | Sun-11-3 |
| Unknown | Rolled His R's Round The World - Captain John D Halliday, Isthmian Steamship Company | News Clip | Sun-12-3 |
| Unknown | He Ate His Vocabulary- Jack Miglioretti, Ship Chandler | News Clip | Sun-1-3 |
| 11/4/1950 | He Takes Stowaways Out OF Stow - Victor J. Holahan, Investigator in the Immigration and Naturalization Service | News Clip | Sun-14-3 |
| 9/12/1949 | Good For The Port - Good For The People - Samuel Shapiro, Custom House Broker | News Clip | Sun-15-3 |
| 9/6/1951 | They Found Freight - Forwarding A Non-Stop Job - Geoffrey Footer and Roberto Guitierrez, Footer and Company | News Clip | Sun-16-3 |
| Unknown | A Steamshipping Hopscotcher - Tom Judkins and Richard A Knight - Waterman Steamship Line Office | News Clip | Sun-17-3 |
| Unknown | Slop Chest Holds Life's Niceties - Abe Meisel, Shop Keeper | News Clips | Sun-2-3 |
| 5/10/1950 | Clean Up Man - Bob McCurdy, Superintendent Hercules Co. | News Clip | Sun-3-3 |
| 1/20/1950 | Youngest Steamship Manager In Town - Rex Wheeler, Secretary-Treasurer of the Steamship Trade Association | News Clip | Sun-4-3 |
| 3/10/1951 | Piloted A President - Ernest Tillett, Chief Boatswain | News Clip | Sun-5-3 |
| Unknown | A King's Man Among Us - Jock Buchanan- Lloyds Register of Shipping | News Clip | Sun-6-3 |
| Unknown | He's The Crash King - Commander Alfred W. Kabernagel, Chief of Marine Inspection Bureau | News Clip | Sun-7-3 |
| 9/30/1949 | He Sails In Port - Captain Charles R. Stevens, Port Captain | News Clip | Sun-8-3 |
| Unknown | Good Man In A Pinch ----With Snuff - H.T. Ellingsen, Dickmann, Wright & Pugh | News Clip | Sun-9-3 |
| 9/15/1949 | Captains Quiz Kid - Clarence F. Shomber, Navy Hydrographic | News Clip | Sun-18-3 |
| 9/8/1951 | If Our Port Goes Military - Col. Theodore J. Pick, General Manager Supply House | News Clip | Sun-19-3 |
| Invalid Date | Most Of Our Bay Is In The Army - Lieut Col. Alvin C. Welling, A Steamship Official | News Clip | Sun-20-3 |
| 2/16/1951 | He Skippered Big George , - Captain C.H. Batchelder, Skipper of the S.S. George Washington | News Clip | Sun-21-3 |
| 6/19/1951 | Building Ships For Victory - Dr. Frederick C. Land, History Professor at Johns Hopkins | News Clip | Sun-22-3 |
| 8/29/1950 | From His Hands The Mormacmidget - John Candido, Chief Engineer | News Clip | Sun-23-3 |
| Unknown | He Oversees The Under Wear - Albert Dietrich, Chief Engineer of the S.S. Bossom | News Clip | Sun-24-3 |
| 11/2/1949 | Tugboat Boss - Captain H.C. Jefferson, President Curtis Bay Towing Co. | News Clip | Sun-25-3 |
| 2/25/1950 | Ship Aground Ahoy - Captain Paul F. Cullison, Sr., Tugboat Skipper | News Clip | Sun-26-3 |
| Unknown | Water-Front Flatfoot - Jimmy Ford, Guards Ships and Cargo Around The Port | News Clip | Sun-27-3 |
| Unknown | The Watermen's Waterman - Jimmy Fesmire , Supplier of Water To Seamen | News Clip | Sun-28-3 |
| Unknown | She Sends You - Bessie McHugh, Passenger Agent for Furness Withy Co. | News Clip | Sun-29-3 |
| Unknown | He Left Poly on a Barkentine - Cullison, President | News Clip | Sun-30-3 |
| Propeller Club, Port of Baltimore | |||
| Unknown | A Trying Business - James F. Stallings, Weighs and Inspects Export & Import Cargoes | News Clip | Sun-31-3 |
| 1/26/1950 | Stevedore Boss - Pete Schmidt, Stevedore Boss | News Clip | Sun-32-3 |
| 9/16/1949 | Sparks Is A Lady - Edle Weber & Karen Blolquist, Secretaries and Wireless Operators | News Clip | Sun-34-3 |
| Unknown | He Gives Them A Good Steer - Walter K. Carter, Manager Kelvin White Co | News Clip | Sun-35-3 |
| 9/9/1950 | Captain From Calcutta - Captain Bhupendia Noth Ghatak, Skipper on the S.S. Jalakanta | News Clip | Sun-36-3 |
| Unknown | Stops Small Stowaways - William A. Rank, Inspector in Charge of Quarantine in the Baltimore Area | News Clip | Sun-37-3 |
| Unknown | Sailing's Risky -- He Figures It - J. Rutledge Clark, Manager Atlantic Mutual Office | News Clip | Sun-38-3 |
| 12/15/1949 | Ship Surgeon - Harvey E. Barrett | News Clip | Sun-39-3 |
| 9/16/1950 | Double-Barreled Boss On The Docks - Captain Charlie Wietscher, Marine Superintendent | News Clip | Sun-40-3 |
| Unknown | When Your Ship Comes In - G. Stewart Wise, President of the Terminal Shipping Co. | News Clip | Sun-41-3 |
| Unknown | Near A Ship He's At Home - Commander R.L. Overman, Commander of Baltimore's Organized Surface Division ND 5-3, of the Naval Reserve | News Clip | Sun-42-3 |
| 8/2/1955 | Pilot's President Follows Father - Captain Samuel O. Coleman, Jr., President of the Association of Maryland Pilots | News Clip | Sun-43-3 |
| Unknown | How To Feel Completely At Sea - Pearl Falconer, Chief Steward on the Ship La Cordillera | News Clip | Sun-44-3 |
| 9/29/1950 | How to Adopt A Ship - Mrs. Harold R. Iley, Mrs. Barber and Mrs. John Warman, Women's National American Merchant Marine Organization | News Clip | Sun-45-3 |
| 6/22/1950 | In His Life --- Thirty- Four Freighters - Phil Yarnell, Operations Manager for Moore- McCormack Lines | News Clip | Sun-46-3 |
| 1/8/1951 | There's Brine On The Brushes - D.L. Evans, Artist | News Clip | Sun-47-3 |
| 3/15/1952 | His Ships Come In --- 500 A Year - Harry Schneider, Charge of Operations at Ramsay, Scarlett & Co. | News Clip | Sun-48-3 |
| 4/7/1950 | He Parks Ships Along Canton's Curbs - John Robb, Penna R.R. Agent In Charge of its Canton Piers | News Clip | Sun-49-3 |
| Unknown | Ambassador Of The Port - Albert Kellner, Export Manager for the Pemco Corporation | News Clip | Sun-50-3 |
| 1/2/7/51 | Water-Front Editor - Ned Harrison, Assistant Claim Agent for the Old Bay Line | News Clip | Sun-51-3 |
| 4/27/1951 | To Secure A Harbor in Peace - Lieut. Com. Benjamin C. Howard, Commanding Officer of the Coast Guard ORTUPS | News Clip | Sun-52-3 |
| 10/3/1949 | The Three Masons - Steve, Charles and George --William H. Masson Co. | News Clip | Sun-53-3 |
| 2/7/1951 | He Shakes-Out And Ships Dustiest Export - M.L. Padden Superintendent of Curtis Bay & Locust Point Coal Docks | News Clip | Sun-54-3 |
| Unknown | Up Baltimore Way - Fred J. Kewer, Chief of Baltimore Unit Immigration Inspectors | News Clip | Sun-55-3 |
| 5/7/1950 | Baltimore Harbor Airlift - Wallace Groome, Dockmaster | News Clip | Sun-56-3 |
| 9/2/1950 | A Potentate On The Sugar Pier - Fred L. Loughin, Chief Potentate at Pier of America Sugar refinery | News Clip | Sun-57-3 |
| 7/3/1950 | Her Pay - 1 Cent a Month, Skipper's Wife Likes Sea Job -Mrs. Henry Paxton, wife of Skipper of the S.S. Black Eagle | News Clip | Sun--58-3 |
| 9/9/1949 | Harbor Hot Shot - Captain W.G.N. Rukert Terminal Operator | News Clip | Sun-59-3 |
| Unknown | He Listens In On The High Seas - Franklin M. Myers, Sr. Operator, Marine Station WMH | News Clip | Sun-60-3 |
| Unknown | Chandler In 9 Tongues - Nick Mitron, Sells Ships and Supplies | News Clip | Sun-61-3 |
| 1/14/1950 | He Shipped Out In A Clothes Chest - Leif K. Boe, Ship Chandler | News Clip | Sun-62-3 |
| Unknown | He Pilots The Pilots - Tom Riley, Baltimore Manager American Export Lines | News Clip | Sun-63-3 |