SS City of Hamburg Passenger List - 24 November 1934
Front Cover, SS City of Hamburg Passenger List, Departing 24 November 1934 from Bremen to Norfolk and Baltimore via Le Havre, Commanded by Captain Joseph E. Lee. | GGA Image ID # 13b4f345d6
List of Senior Officers
- Commander : Joseph E. Lee, Lt. U. S. N. R
- Chief Engineer: Louis Augustine, Lt, Cmdr., U. S. N. R
- Chief Officer: J. E. Frawley
- Purser: Aubrey Behenna
- Surgeon: Wilbur B. Davis, M.D.
- Chief Steward: Hans Gevert
List of Passengers
- Mr. Philander Briscoe *
- Mrs. Briscoe *
- Mr. Henry Doggweiler
- Dr. J. H. Foxwerthy *
- Mrs. Foxwerthy *
- Mrs. Charlotte Jetter *
- Master Wolfgang Jetter *
- Miss Barbara Jetter *
- Mr. Georges Lang
- Mr. Alfred H. Leja *
- Mrs. Leja *
- Mrs. B. Mattes
- Mr. D. Piarrateguey
- Mrs. Piarrateguey
- Miss Helen Scott
- Mrs. G. F. Sharp
- Miss Mary Sharp
- Mr. B. K. *Stuber
- Mrs. Sruber *
- Mrs. P. K. Whelpton
- Master Jabez Whelpton
- Miss Julia Wood
*Embarking at Bremen.
Additional Passengers
- Mrs. M. Browder
- K. H. Haiss
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