Author: Miami Maritime

Tales of the wrecking industry in old Key West. (26 Mar 1938)

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Page: 8, Section: C

Errol Flynn’s ketch Sirocco arrives in Miami. (25 Mar 1938)

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Page: 12, Section: A

Sopwith’s 263-foot yacht Philante arrives in Miami. (23 Mar 1938)

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Page: 12, Section: B

A world record 161 pound white marlin is caught off Cat Cay. [Photo] (22 Mar 1938)

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Page: 3, Section: B

The 25th annual Biscayne Bay Regatta starts. (20 Mar 1938)

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Page: 1, Section: D

The first Biscayne Bay speed limit arrest is made in front of the yacht basin. (20 Mar 1938)

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Page: 1, Section: A

Gubelmann’s full-rigged yacht Seven Seas and Hartford’s full-rigged yacht Joseph Conrad will race for a third time. Each has won once before. [Photos] (13 Mar 1938)

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Page: 13, Section: A

Daily port report: Steamships New Northland, Florida, Cornelia, Southerner, Medina, Hilton, Fairfax, Mooremack, Evangeline, Shawnee, Berksire, Duchess of Athol and Munargo. Motor vessels Isle of June, Heron, Sullivan, Monarch of Nassau, Pilot No. 1, Richard Campbell and Ena K. (8 Mar 1938)

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Page: 8, Section: B

The 13,000 ton steamship Vandyck arrives. [Photo] (6 Mar 1938)

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Page: 8, Section: B

Major Miami harbor expansion plans are discussed. [Drawings on page 9BH.] (1 Mar 1938)

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Page: 1, Section: A