United Seamen's Service And AMMLA Elect T.J. Smith Board Chairman
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Thomas J. Smith, former president and chief executive officer of Farrell Lines, has been elected chairman of the board of United Seamen's Service and the American Merchant Marine Library Association, filling the vacancy left by the death of James C. Kellogg III.
Thomas J. Smith, former president and chief executive officer of Farrell Lines, has been elected chairman of the board of directors of United Seamen's Service and its affiliate, the American Merchant Marine Library Association. He fills the positions left vacant by the recent death of James C. Kellogg III.
Mr. Smith has a long and distinguished career in the American shipping industry. He retired from Farrell Lines last year, relinquishing his position as vice chairman of the board but remained a director. He began his career as a member of the International Longshoremen's Association. In 1942, he joined Farrell Lines as a pier superintendent. Mr. Smith rose through the ranks of the company, becoming president in 1968, chief executive officer in 1970, and vice chairman in 1979.
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Organization
United Seamen's Servicemaritime welfare organization
American Merchant Marine Library Associationaffiliate organization
International Longshoremen's Associationunion
Contact
Thomas J. Smithnewly elected board chairman
James C. Kellogg IIIdeceased former chairman
Company
Farrell Linesshipping company
Transcribed from the April 1981 print edition of Maritime Reporter &
Engineering News. Text is OCR-derived and may contain errors.