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American Export-
Isbrandtsen Lines, New York, was the
leading US-flag
shipping company between the U.S. east
coast and the
Mediterranean from 1919 to 1977...
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delivered to
MARAD 22
January 1973,
entering service for
American Export-
Isbrandtsen Lines (renamed
American Export Lines in the same year). She was sold...
- at 22, in the
service of the Danish-American
company American Export-
Isbrandtsen Lines. He was an
amateur radio operator with the US
callsign W2ZXM. Carlsen...
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program at Star Kidz in Westchester,
where he was
guided by
coach Alyson Isbrandtsen. It was
under her
guidance that he was
subsequently introduced to MKS&D...
- principles,
except when a
statutory purpose to the
contrary is evident.
Isbrandtsen Co. v. Johnson, 343 U.S. 779, 783 (1952);
Astoria Federal Savings & Loan...
- 1971, the
Maritime Administration leased Savannah to
American Export-
Isbrandtsen Lines for
revenue cargo service.[citation needed] However, Savannah's...
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container ship
built at the Bath Iron
Works shipyard for
American Export-
Isbrandtsen Lines. She
operated in the
Atlantic trades for five years. So engaged...
- ^ b: In 1964,
American Export Lines merged with
Isbrandtsen Co.,
becoming American Export-
Isbrandtsen Lines. "Exochorda
ready for
maiden voyage" (PDF...
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Francisco in 1940, the two
vessels were laid up and then
purchased by
Isbrandtsen Steamship Lines for
service out of New Orleans.
During World War II,...
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delivered to
MARAD 21
February 1969,
entering service for
American Export-
Isbrandtsen Lines. She was sold to
Farrell Lines in 1978
without name change. The...
