The United States Shipping Board is further hereby authorized to repair, equip, and man the said vessels; to operate, lease, or charter the same in any service of the United States, or in any commerce, foreign or coastwise; and to do and perform any and all things that may be necessary to accomplish the purposes of the joint resolution above set forth.
Woodrow Wilson: “The United States Shipping Board is further hereby authorized to repair, equip, and man the said vessels; to operate…”
On the recordJune 29, 1917
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Executive Order 2651—German Boats
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