The Miami steam tug Laura is scrapped. (26 Nov 1941)
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Page: 5, Section: B
The Miami steam tug Laura is scrapped. (26 Nov 1941)
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Page: 5, Section: B
Plans for a bay causeway at 36th Street are revived. (25 Nov 1941)
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Page: 1, Section: A
U.S. mail is regularly transferred from passing ships by jettisoning jars near charter boats. [Photos] (16 Nov 1941)
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Page: 3, Section: L
A photo of the chain (from the battleship Maine?) fence around the house at 1315 Brickell Avenue. (16 Nov 1941)
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Page: 12, Section: F
A special 262 page “Growing With Miami” edition of the Miami Herald presents the story of South Florida. (16 Nov 1941)
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Page: N/A, Section: N/A
The construction for the Virginia Key Causeway approach is started at S.E. Twenty-sixth Road. [Photo] (22 Oct 1941)
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Page: 3, Section: A
The tug A. B. Potter arrives. This tug brought the Prins Valdemar to Miami in 1926. (17 Oct 1941)
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Page: 8, Section: C
The 38-foot charter boat Banderlog explodes and burns west of Baker’s Haulover. (16 Oct 1941)
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Page: 12, Section: A
The city Commission approves money to build a sewage disposal plant on Virginia Key. (14 Oct 1941)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The federal government will conduct a study of the proposed port development on Virginia Key (7 Oct 1941)
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Page: 1, Section: A