 Other hints of "Pennsylvanian"s activities throughout the rest of her career can be found from contemporary newspaper reports.In October 1929, the "Los Angeles Times" reported on a shipment that included 2,500 to 3,000 radio sets among "Pennsylvanian"s of cargo.In March 1938, "The Christian Science Monitor" reported that "Pennsylvanian"s captain, C. M. Bamforth, had temporarily turned the deck of the cargo ship into a boatyard to build a catboat for his son in Swampscott, Massachusetts.