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1935 Sir Edgar Britten announces his command of ocean liner Queen Mary
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0:47Now PlayingDate: 28th November 1935
Location: S'hampton
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: From Southampton
ENGLAND: Hampshire: Southampton:
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BRITTEN, Sir E. On Berengaria at S'hampton - Made commander of the "Queen Mary"
"QUEEN MARY" Ship Sir E.Britten announced commanded of Queen Mary - Shot of Q.M. from Lib.
SHIPPING Queen Mary shot from Lib. Sir E. Britten made commanders on Berengaria at S'hampton
Ships and Boats; Personalities - Miscellaneous
Cunard White Star Liner, Sir Edgar Theophilus Britten, Aide-de-camp to George V
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