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1950 Princess Margaret launches tanker
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1:00Now PlayingDate: 10th April 1950
Location: Unknown location
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Princess Launches a Tanker
ENGLAND: North Tyneside: Wallsend:
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PRINCESS MARGARET. Launches 28,000 ton Tanker "Velutina" at Tyneside Wallsend
VELUTINA S.S. Launched by Princess Margaret in 1950 28,000 ton tanker at Wallsend
WALLSEND-ON-TYNE Princess Margaret launches 28,000 ton tanker "Velutina"
Princess Margaret (Rose, 1930-2002) Countess of Snowden; Royalty; Ceremonies - Launchings
Petrol tanker, petroleum, reception, north country, crowds, launching, bottle, champagne, docks, sea trials, commissioning
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