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The Moran Group company history timeline

1940

By 1940, the company had 11 diesel-powered tugs built at a cost of $2.5 million.

1946

He resumed the presidency of Moran Towing in 1946.

1955

By 1955, when Moran Towing acquired the Dauntless Towing Line, the company had become the largest commercial fleet in the world with 50 tugs and 19 scows and barges.

1961

When Eugene Sr. died in 1961, Edmond became chairman as well as president.

1984

In 1984, Thomas Moran, then president, CEO and chairman, consolidated ownership of the company, which had become dispersed among dozens of Moran family members, by acquiring 75 percent of the stock.

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