An aerial photo of Key Biscayne development. (18 Sep 1949)
Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald
Page: 1, Section: C
Author: Miami Maritime
The 500 ton Honduran freighter (14 Sep 1949)
The 500 ton Honduran freighter Placida is aground on MacArthur Causeway. [Photo] (14 Sep 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: A
The Elliott Key Improvement Association (9 Sep 1949)
The Elliott Key Improvement Association decides to operate a ferry service between Homestead Bayfront Park and Elliott Key. (9 Sep 1949)
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Page: 8, Section: D
The tanker Dynafuel aground in (9 Sep 1949)
The tanker Dynafuel, aground in Government Cut, frees herself with the help of a tug. [Photo] (9 Sep 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: B
Coral Gables gives up a (8 Sep 1949)
Coral Gables gives up a legal fight to keep Soldier Key within its city limits. Ragged Keys are the only islands that remain in Coral Gables. (8 Sep 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: D
The Prins Valdemar is scheduled (7 Sep 1949)
The Prins Valdemar is scheduled to be removed. (7 Sep 1949)
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Page: 5, Section: A
Keystone Point development is planned Plans (21 Aug 1949)
Keystone Point development is planned. [Plans] (21 Aug 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: D
Gar Wood’s 188-foot catamaran Venturi (19 Aug 1949)
Gar Wood’s 188-foot catamaran Venturi is demonstrated off Miami. [Photos] (19 Aug 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: B
A causeway from Key Biscayne (14 Aug 1949)
A causeway from Key Biscayne to Key Largo is urged by the Elliott Key Improvement Association. (14 Aug 1949)
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Page: 22, Section: C
Daily port report: Motor vessels (10 Aug 1949)
Daily port report: Motor vessels Leoncida, Bluefish, Lumas, Captain Romero, Jimenoa, Placida, Miss Holland, Truxton, Los Vegas, Betty K. and Caribbean Queen. Steamship Bessemer Victory. USS YFR 1152 and FS 41. (10 Aug 1949)
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Page: 4, Section: C
