Author: Miami Maritime

An aerial photo of the Charles Deering estate. (23 Mar 1958)

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Page: 1, Section: E

The Dupont Plaza is dedicated. [Photos and history.] (17 Mar 1958)

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Page: 5, Section: F

An explosion on board the Arosa Star [a Miami regular] disables her off Columbia. [Photo] (17 Mar 1958)

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Page: 1, Section: A

Daily port report: Motor vessels Noel Roberts, Betty K. II, Betty Ann, Baily Town, Inauga Trader, Betty Francis, Cat Cay Trader, Bimini Gal, Veramar, Raphael Semmes, Mereghan, Rookwood, Church Bay, Betty K., Arvida Bay, Young America and Western Venturer. Steamships Florida and Arosa Star. (13 Mar 1958)

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Page: 9, Section: D

Miami pioneer Christian C. Sulzner, a resident since 1897, dies. (13 Mar 1958)

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Page: 10, Section: A

Miami pioneer Frederick La Rue, a resident since 1899, dies. [Photo] (5 Mar 1958)

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Page: 7, Section: C

Eleven mansions will be demolished on Miami Beach to make way for the 36th Street causeway. [Photo] (4 Mar 1958)

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Page: 1, Section: C

The African Duke of Liberia is pulled free from Carysfort Reef. (4 Mar 1958)

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Page: 16, Section: A

A traffic survey of the proposed Elliott Key causeway is complete. (3 Mar 1958)

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Page: 1, Section: B

The British freighter Aldington Court is still aground off Fort Lauderdale. [Photo] The 440-foot freighter steamship African Duke of Liberia is aground off Key Largo. (1 Mar 1958)

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Page: 1, Section: C