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SOURCE: Ludington Daily News, Monday, September 21, 1936

                      Veteran Captain
                         Dies Suddenly
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                 MILWAUKEE, Sept. 21 - (AP)-
               Captain Charles H. Hubbard, 70,
               retired superintendent of the
               Milwaukee lighthouse district
               and Great Lakes captain, died
               Sunday following an operation.
                 Captain Hubbard, a native of
               Toledo, Ohio, retired last Feb. 1
               after 44 years in the lighthouse
               service, 17 as head of the twelfth
               district.
                 He became ill while on a leis-
               surely lake cruise to Bay City, 
               Mich.
                 When 20 years old he took
               command of a tug to become the
               youngest commissioned skipper
               on the Great Lakes.
                 The captain, a past president
               of the International Ship Mas-
               ter's association, is survived
               by his widow.
               
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