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IOR/L/E/8/4859

Record Id:
040-000194944
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
040-000194944
MDARK:
ark:/81055/vdc_100000000235.0x000286
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
IOR/L/E/8/4859
Title:

C&O 319/46 - Transitional Control of British Shipping after 2nd March 1946 (Post-War Shipping Policy of HM Government)

Scope & Content:

File includes:

  • Copy of the official Report of the House of Commons Debate on the 14th July 1943 (includes record of a debate on British Government war shipping policy) (London: HMSO)
  • Ministry of War Transport Memorandum on a Scheme for Purchase of Merchant Vessels by Allied Governments from HM Government (London: HMSO 1942) Cmd.6373
  • Report of Proceedings of Inter-Allied Meeting held in London at St. James’s Palace on 24th September 1941 (London: HMSO 1941) Cmd.6315
  • Statement by the National Maritime Board on Post-War Continuity of Employment (10th April 1942)
  • Extract from an issue of The Eastern Economist dated 1st September 1944 regarding India’s need for a Mercantile Marine
  • Extract from an issue of The Shipping World dated 14th March 1945 regarding Mr G L Mehta’s reply to criticisms to his observations at the International Business Conference held in New York in regard to claims of Indian shipping
  • Memorandum, on the subject of Shipping Policy, by the Minister of War Transport (4th December 1945)
  • Extract entitled ‘Policy for British Shipping’ from an issue of The Economist dated 2nd February 1946
  • Schedule showing rates of freight and charter party conditions applicable to directed voyages (schedule forwarded by the Ministry of War Transport, 4th March 1946)
  • Ministry of Transport official statement on ‘Transitional Control of British Shipping after 2nd March 1946 – Arrangements for the Carriage of Passengers’ (12th April 1946)
  • Text of telegram (No.11891 of 24th December 1946 from Foreign Office to Washington) regarding the ‘disturbing’ attitude of the United States Maritime Commission towards British bids for United States vessels
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Project / Collection:
India Office Records
Hierarchy Tree:
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Hierarchy Record Ids:
032-000184227
036-000190085
040-000194944
Is part of:
IOR/L/E : Economic Department Records
IOR/L/E/8 : Departmental Papers: Annual Files

 

IOR/L/E/8/4859 : C&O 319/46 - Transitional Control of British Shipping after 2nd March 1946 (Post-War Shipping Policy of HM Government)
Hierarchy:
032-000184227[0007]/036-000190085[4861]/040-000194944
Container:
View / search within Archive / Collection: IOR/L/E
Record Type (Level):
File
Extent:
1 file
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
1943
End Date:
1947
Date Range:
Jul 1943-Jan 1947
Era:
CE
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