Miami’s first movie projector (1897) is given to the scrap metal drive. (23 Oct 1942)
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Page: 10, Section: A
Miami’s first movie projector (1897) is given to the scrap metal drive. (23 Oct 1942)
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Page: 10, Section: A
A lack of cement threatens to stop the Virginia Key causeway construction. (14 Oct 1942)
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Page: 12, Section: A
The Navy begins pumping water through the aqueduct from Florida City to Key West. (23 Sep 1942)
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Page: 1, Section: A
The freighter Cherie is torpedoed 35 miles southeast of Key West. (22 Sep 1942)
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Page: 4, Section: A
Miami’s first steam fire engine (a museum piece) is given to the “On-To-Victory” scrap metal drive. [Photo] (20 Sep 1942)
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Page: 8, Section: B
Five 200 year old cannons are salvaged from 25 feet of water off Little Conch Reef by Dr. Tallman. They are given to the “On-To-Victory” scrap metal drive. [Photo] (19 Sep 1942)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The Amphitrite is in Washington. [Photo] (13 Sep 1942)
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Page: 11, Section: A
The Cuban freighters Santiago de Cuba and Manzanillos are torpedoed off Key West. (15 Aug 1942)
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Page: 2, Section: A
A photo of a ship sunk and aground on the Florida east coast. (14 Aug 1942)
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Page: 1, Section: B
Miami pioneer Mrs. Minnie Collins, a resident since 1896, dies. (4 Aug 1942)
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Page: 1, Section: B