The House Rivers and Harbors Committee approves a bill which contains funding for Virginia Key development. (14 Jan 1944)
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Page: 1, Section: A
Author: Miami Maritime
Miami pioneer William Joseph Brooks (9 Jan 1944)
Miami pioneer William Joseph Brooks, a resident for 50 years, dies. (9 Jan 1944)
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Page: 8, Section: A
The USCG recovers bales of (2 Jan 1944)
The USCG recovers bales of crude rubber found floating in the ocean. 15,914 pounds is salvaged. [Photo] (2 Jan 1944)
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Page: 8, Section: D
The Greater Miami Port Authority (28 Dec 1943)
The Greater Miami Port Authority will attempt to resume work on the Virginia Key port project. (28 Dec 1943)
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It is concluded that the (14 Dec 1943)
It is concluded that the Prins Valdemar is a building on filled park land. Rent will be levied. (14 Dec 1943)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The wreckage of the tanker (14 Dec 1943)
The wreckage of the tanker [Gulfland] is inspected. [Photos] (14 Dec 1943)
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The proposed Everglades National Park (28 Nov 1943)
The proposed Everglades National Park boundary extends east to the Gulf Stream and includes Card and Barnes Sound, North Key Largo and Carysfort Reef. [Map] (28 Nov 1943)
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Page: 2, Section: B
The Prins Valdemar is no (24 Nov 1943)
The Prins Valdemar is no longer considered a ship. [Photo] (24 Nov 1943)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The motor ship Francis W (14 Nov 1943)
The motor ship Francis W. Sylvia is aground on a reef in the Florida Keys. (14 Nov 1943)
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The ferry boat J T (8 Nov 1943)
The ferry boat J. T. D. Jr. sinks in West Palm Beach. (8 Nov 1943)
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