The 75-foot bugeye Madeleine F. Mears, sunk in the bay 50 yards north of MacArthur Causeway, will be raised. (21 Jul 1949)
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Page: 9, Section: A
The 75-foot bugeye Madeleine F. Mears, sunk in the bay 50 yards north of MacArthur Causeway, will be raised. (21 Jul 1949)
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Page: 9, Section: A
A county police organized panther hunting party on Key Biscayne finds a coon, snake and turtle. [Photos] (14 Jul 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The 13,000 ton USS Cabot is the first aircraft carrier to visit Miami. [Photo] (13 Jul 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: A
Haulover beach development continues. [Plans] (4 Jul 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: B
A group of various civic groups demand an end to privately owned bay bottom. (29 Jun 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: B
Dr. John Gifford will be buried on Elliott Key. [Combs-Kolski-Bess Funeral Home records indicate that John Gifford was cremated. This is supported by conversations with Dr. Julia Morton and Taylor Alexander. Surviving daughter: Martha Gifford Melahn (Mrs. Alfred Parker) Coconut Grove, Florida, 1993.] (27 Jun 1949)
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Page: 11, Section: A
A record 12 foot 10 inch, 742 pound blue marlin is caught off Cat Cay. [Photo] (21 Jun 1949)
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Page: 1, Section: D
The USCG cutter Mocomo is towing the disabled 500 ton motor vessel Ofelina Gancedo to Miami. (17 Jun 1949)
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Page: 8, Section: A
Tests results confirm the bay is highly polluted. (10 Jun 1949)
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Page: 4, Section: A
University of Miami researchers hunt for sea lice. (23 May 1949)
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Page: 4, Section: B