SS Manhattan Passenger List - 21 October 1936

Front Cover, Third Class Passenger List for the SS Manhattan of the United States Lines, Departing 21 October 1936 from Hamburg to New York via Le Havre, Southampton, and Cobh, Commanded by Commodore A. B. Randall, Cmdr., U.S.N.R. GGA Image ID # 1ea68bf604

 

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Commander: Commodore A. B. Randall, Cmdr., U.S.N.R
2. Chief Officer: Edward A. Richmond, Lt., U.S.N.R
3. Chief Engineer: Joseph James Ganly
4. Chief Purser: R. L. Ditmore
5. Third Class Purser: Clarence P. Gehrig
6. Surgeon: Frank Stewart
7. Asst. Surgeon: Saul H. Sherman
8. Chief Steward: C. A. Carey
9. Assistant Chief Steward: John H. King
10. Chief Third Class Steward: Herman N. Wachsman

 

Ship's Itinerary

From

• Hamburg 21 October 1936
• Le Havre 22 October 1936
• Southampton 23 October 1936
• Cobh 24 October 1936

TO

• New York

 

Third Class Passengers

1. Mrs. Sikny F. Allie
2. Mr. Nathan Berlowitz
3. Mr. Otto Bethge
4. Mr. Ivo Van Beveran
5. Mrs. Wally Bieleit
6. Mr. Karol Bili
7. Mrs. Irene Bokor
8. Mrs. Marga Brilmayer
9. Mr. Gustav Brommelmeier
10. Mr. Karl Brommelmeier
11. Mr. William Brommelmeier
12. Mrs. Alma Brose
13. Mr. Nicholas Browne
14. Mrs. Anna M. Bruch
15. Mr. Julius Buysh
16. Mr. James Callan
17. Mrs. Tessie Callan
18. Mrs. Nellie Cawley
19. Miss Annie T. Coen
20. Mrs. Marie F. Cooper
21. Mr. Coquyt
22. Mrs. Coquyt
23. Miss Annie Crist
24. Mr. William J. Crothers
25. Miss Mary A. Curran
26. Mr. Josef Denk
27. Mr. Stefan Devan
28. Mr. G. Devine
29. Mr. Denis Donohue
30. Mr. Anton Doupnik
31. Mr. John Dowaliby
32. Miss Nora A. Dowling
33. Mrs. Louise Edenhofer
34. Master Alex. Edenhofer
35. Mrs. Therese Eder
36. Miss Asteria D. Ehrgott
37. Mr. Karl Engelmann
38. Miss Ruth Erlenbacher
39. Mrs. Rosa Falkenbach
40. Mr. John Fenton
41. Mrs. Lina Fichtler
42. Master William Fichter
43. Miss Bridget Flaherty
44. Mrs. Bridget Flynn
45. Master John Flynn
46. Miss Margaret Flynn
47. Miss Hannah Flynn
48. Mr. Richard Frank
49. Mrs. Frank
50. Mr. Leo Franqui
51. Mrs. Romanie Franqui
52. Mrs. Etel Fried
53. Miss Roza Friem
54. Mr. Benedek Gal
55. Miss Elizabeth Geers
56. Miss Anna Geywitz
57. Mr. James A. Ginty
58. Mrs. Annie C. Ginty
59. Mr. Joshua Haberman
60. Miss Anna Halabrin
61. Mr. Mordko Halter
62. Mr. Sam Ally Hamood
63. Miss Elisabeth Hanak
64. Mr. John M. Hansen
65. Mrs. J. Harrington
66. Miss Mary J. Harrington
67. Master Joseph Harrington
68. Mr. James Harvey
69. Mr. Georg Heimerer
70. Mrs. Heimerer
71. Miss Hanni Heimlich
72. Miss Gertrude Hennings
73. Miss Muriel Hooper
74. Miss Mary Horan
75. Mr. L. H. Hughes
76. Mrs. Hughes and Two Children
77. Mr. Max Kanthal
78. Mrs. Charlotte Kaste
79. Miss Agina Kaste
80. Master Albert Birdman Kaste
81. Mr. John Keane
82. Miss Mary Keane
83. Miss Jane Keane
84. Mrs. Magda Keil
85. Mr. John Kenny
86. Mrs. Mary King
87. Miss Frida Klein
88. Master Otto R. Rentsch
89. Miss Beatrice Riordan
90. Mr. Theophil Rivar
91. Mrs. Marie Rivar
92. Miss Noella Rivar
93. Master George Rivar
94. Mrs. Francis Rixer
95. Mr. Boutros Road
96. Mrs. E. Robson
97. Mrs. Ruth Rossol
98. Master Rossol
99. Mrs. Mary Ryan
100. Mr. Max Schuster
101. Mrs. Schuster
102. Miss Ilse Schuster
103. Miss Schuster
104. Miss Jean Seman
105. Mrs. Rose Shapiro
106. Miss Frances Shea
107. Miss Margaret Shea
108. Mr. Robert Sherlock
109. Mrs. Sherlock
110. Master Denis Shiels
111. Mrs. Rose Sigal
112. Mr. Thomas Silva
113. Mr. John Sinnott
114. Mrs. Alma Sittel
115. Mr. Siegfried Stamm
116. Miss Nelly Steiner
117. Miss Irene Steller
118. Mrs. Elly Sternkopf
119. Mr. Ignatz Sterucky
120. Mrs. E. Suersen
121. Mr. E. W. Sullivan
122. Mrs. Sullivan
123. Mr. Jeremiah Sullivan
124. Mrs. Anna Surrey
125. Mrs. Irene Tertiloff
126. Mr. Adalbert Theobald
127. Mrs. Esther Tisch
128. Miss Alma Tretau
129. Miss Elisabeth Trieb
130. Miss Margaret Vahey
131. Mr. Humbert A. Valenti
132. Mr. John Valiga
133. Mrs. Mary Van Beveran
134. Mr. Ernest Wallach
135. Miss Catherine M. Walsh
136. Miss Ellen White
137. Miss Mary C. White
138. Mrs. D. F. Whitfield
139. Mr. R. J. Williams
140. Mrs. Williams
141. Mr. James Wilson III
142. Mrs. Wilson
143. Mrs. Irma Wolter
144. Miss Evelyn Wolter
145. Miss Joan Wolter
146. Mrs. Hilda Wygon
147. Mrs. M. Zadvirna
148. Miss Frieda Zoellner

Corrections to Passenger List

Additional

1. Mr. J. Billa
2. Mrs. C. Obermaier
3. Mr. M. Corzinc
4. Mr. L. Pastis
5. Miss E. Cassidy
6. Mr. L. Quinn
7. Mrs. E. Dudenhofer
8. Mr. J. Ramonet
9. Mrs. A. Elster
10. Mrs. E. Sussengoth
11. Mr. A. Johnson
12. Master E. Sussengoth
13. Mr. N. Jaszinski
14. Mr. S. Wertheim

Not On Board

1. Mr. Karol Bili
2. Miss Margaret Flynn
3. Miss Roza Friem
4. Miss Elizabeth Hanak
5. Miss Mary Keane
6. Miss Jane Keane
7. Miss Ferenc Kukac
8. Mrs. Caroline Langenstorf
9. Miss Elizabeth McIntyre
10. Miss Mary Markey
11. Mrs. Albert Molie
12. Mrs. Thea Muench
13. Master Manfred Muench
14. Mrs. Margaret O’Connor
15. Master Gerald O’Connor
16. Master Brendan O’Connor
17. Mr. Michael O’Sullivan
18. Mrs. E. Robson
19. Mrs. Mary Ryan
20. Mrs. Rose Shapiro
21. Mr. Ignatz Sterucky

 

Errata

Reads Mr. Patrick McDonnell Should Read Mr. Patrick O’Donnell

 

Récapitulation:

• Cabin Passengers 339
• Tourist Class Passengers 327
• Third Class Passengers 204
• Total Passengers 870
• Commander, Officers and Crew 560
• Total on Board 1,430

SS Manhattan: The Largest Steamer Ever Built in America

United States Lines. International Mercantile Marine Company, General Agents

Greetings

We bid you a hearty welcome on board this great American liner, and we hope you will thoroughly enjoy the voyage.

The Manhattan and Washington are sister ships, the largest liners ever built in America.

These superb steamers mark a new and forward step in the history of the American Merchant Marine. Their popularity shows that discriminating travelers of all lands appreciate our endeavors to provide service and cuisine in keeping with the highest standards.

United States Lines

United States Head Tax

Passengers who desire to claim refund of Head Tax are required to comply with the following:—

1. Temporary visitors to the United States should state in Question 24 on the U.S. Declaration Form, which should be completed at the time of booking, that they intend to leave the United States within a period of 60 days from the date of entry.
   Note.—If a passenger states on the Declaration Form that the intended stay is to be in excess of 60 days, and laterthrough unforeseen circumstances, leaves within the prescribed period, United States Law stipulates that Head Tax is not recoverable
2. Passengers should apply to the United States Immigration Inspector at the port of arrival for Head Tax Transit Certificate (United States Form 514) without which form no refund of Head Tax will be considered by the United States Immigration Authorities, even though passengers should leave the United States within 60 days and would otherwise be entitled to refund of the Head Tax under existing United States Law
3. Refund of Head Tax can be made only if completed Forms 514 are filed with the United States Authorities within a period of 120 days from the date of entry into the United States as shown on the top right-hand corner of the Form 514. No application for refund of Head Tax will be considered by the United States Authorities after the expiration of such period

Passengers returning to Europe in vessels of the Company may, on presentation of Form 514 completed and the Company’s receipt for Head Tax paid, obtain refund of Head Tax from the Purser, provided the passengers have left the United States within the pre-scribed period of 60 days and the completed Form 514 can be filed with the United States Authorities within 120 days of entry into the United States.

Refund of Head Tax is subject to strict compliance with the above procedure.

Sailing Permits—Eastbound

Eastbound passengers who are not citizens of the United States must hold Certificates of Clearance (Sailing Permits) issued by the Collector of Internal Revenue for the district in which they reside. In New York Certificates of Clearance may be secured from the Supervising Internal Revenue Agent, Room 131, Custom House, Bowling Green, New York City.

There are no requirements to be met in this connection by U.S- Citizens sailing from the United States.