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Boats - Sailing - Ships

Jul. 07, 1954 - German ship goes around near St. Ives Captain Scrambles up the Cliffs; Six German sailors and a dog are rescued when their cargo ship Traute Sarmon ran aground in dense fog near the Coastguard station Gurnard's Head, about six miles from St. IvesThe vessel was on way from Gardiff to Ostend cargo of about 500 tons of coal and was under command of her owner Cpat. Henrich Sarrow. Photo Shows Capt. Henry CB and his cousin Mate - Gustav Sarnow cliffs at Gurnard's Head after the first rescued by Breeches Buoyto inspect the damaged

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13170082
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46166657
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Aground Breeches Capt Coastguard Cousin Dense Gurnards Henrich Inspect Ives Mate Ostend Rescued Scrambles Tons


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