The 280-foot freighter Inagua Shipper is the largest ship to ever dry dock in Miami. [Photo] (27 Nov 1952)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The 280-foot freighter Inagua Shipper is the largest ship to ever dry dock in Miami. [Photo] (27 Nov 1952)
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The city Commission takes no action on Horobin’s and Claughton’s deal to expand Burlingame Island. (19 Nov 1952)
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Page: 1, Section: C
Byrd Diving Inc. salvages the sunken 65-foot tugboat Euwin from 35 feet of water in Government Cut. [Photos] (13 Nov 1952)
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Page: 1, Section: D
The county acquires Palazzo Vizcaya. (13 Nov 1952)
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Page: 8, Section: A
The remains of trestles that carried work trains to underwater marl pits, used in the construction of the railroad, are still visible along the Overseas Highway. (9 Nov 1952)
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Page: 18, Section: A
The entire shipment of crawfish has to be destroyed. (24 Oct 1952)
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Page: 3, Section: A
30,000 pounds of spoiled Nassau crawfish arrive on a weather delayed vessel. The odor is intense. (23 Oct 1952)
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Page: 1, Section: C
Miami pioneer Henry T. Hamilton, a resident for 55 years, dies. [Photo] (18 Oct 1952)
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Page: 2, Section: B
Thomas Horobin offers to buy the city of Miami’s incinerator bonds if the city agrees to sell him bay bottom around Virginia Key and MacArthur Causeway. (14 Oct 1952)
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Page: 1, Section: B
Key Biscayne contemplates incorporation. (12 Oct 1952)
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Page: 22, Section: A