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Samuel Q. Brown was a steam tanker built in 1920–1921 by Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation of Chester for Tide Water Oil Co., a subsidiary of Standard Oil, with intention of operating between New York and the oil-producing ports of the southern United States and Mexico.

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rdfs:comment	Samuel Q. Brown was a steam tanker built in 1920–1921 by Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation of Chester for Tide Water Oil Co., a subsidiary of Standard Oil, with intention of operating between New York and the oil-producing ports of the southern United States and Mexico. (en)
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dcterms:subject	Maritime incidents in May 1942 Tankers of the United States Ships built in Chester, Pennsylvania Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea 1921 ships Oil tankers Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cabo Corrientes, Cuba Beam (nautical) Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation Bayonne, New Jersey Beaumont, Texas Bimini Maritime incidents in May 1942 Horsepower Humble Oil Joseph Isherwood United States Deadweight tonnage Tankers of the United States Cristóbal, Colón Official Number Lee de Forest M1919 Browning machine gun Magnolia Petroleum Company Sinclair Oil Corporation Standard Oil Steamboat Yucatán Channel Ships built in Chester, Pennsylvania Fuel oil Stroke (engine) Maritime call sign Shipwrecks in the Caribbean Sea Triple expansion engine Triple expansion steam engine Tuxpan Wilmington, Delaware 4"/50 caliber gun Length between perpendiculars Jacksonville, Florida Tamiahua Tampico Coup de grâce Texaco 1921 ships Oil tankers Chester, Pennsylvania Ships sunk by German submarines in World War II Key West Lake Charles, Louisiana Code letters Port Arthur, Texas Hull (watercraft) Miami New York City Oerlikon 20 mm cannon Oil tanker Longitudinal framing Nhp San Pedro, California New York Shipbuilding Co. Tide Water Oil Company
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Ship homeport	New York Wilmington (en)
Ship maiden voyage	1921-11-05 (xsd:date)
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Ship sponsor	Miss Louise Van Voorhees (en)
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