SS City of Hamburg Passenger List - 17 March 1934
Front Cover of a One Class Passenger List from the SS City of Hamburg of the Baltimore Mail Line, Departing Saturday, 17 March 1934 from Hamburg and Le Havre to Norfolk and Baltimore, Commanded by Joseph Epps Lee, Lt. Cmdr., U.S.N.R. GGA Image ID # 13b4b0702e
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Joseph Epps Lee, Lt. Cmdr., U.S.N.R.
- Chief Engineer: Louis Augustine, Lt. Cmdr., U.S.N.R.
- Chief Officer: J. E. Frawley
- Purser: Clifford Benson
- Surgeon: Vernon H. Condon, M.D.
- Chief Steward: M. C. Krohn
One Class Passengers
- Miss Virginia Armistead
- Mr. Hermann Directorowitz
- Mr. Henry H. Frenkle
- Mrs. Eleanor Glass
- Miss Rosa Hadom
- Miss E. Hoffman
- Miss Clare Horack
- Mrs. Louise Lemen
- Miss Elizabeth M. Lemen
- Master Lewis F. Lemen
- Miss Jane Packard
- Mrs. Henry H. Porter
- Miss Mary L. Quick
- Mr. Joseph Rossa
- Miss Margaret Rupli
- Miss Iris E. Saunders
- Baron W. Von Schœler
- Mr. F. E. Sweet
- Mrs. Sweet
- Miss Colette A. Thompson
- Mr. T. de Witt-Warner
Track Chart Included in the 17 March 1934 SS City of Hamburg Passenger List. GGA Image ID # 1739bd08f0
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