Miami pioneer Mrs. E. C. McAllister, a seasonal resident for 38 years, dies. (10 Nov 1936)
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Page: 1, Section: A
Author: Miami Maritime
The Venetian Causeway island on (8 Nov 1936)
The Venetian Causeway island on the west side will be developed into a yacht club. [Aerial photo on page 2A.] (8 Nov 1936)
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Page: 1, Section: A
Slot machines are voted down (4 Nov 1936)
Slot machines are voted down in Dade County. (4 Nov 1936)
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Page: 1, Section: A
Daily port report: Steamships Roanoke (6 Oct 1936)
Daily port report: Steamships Roanoke, York, Florida, Shawnee, Dorchester, City of Fairbury, Munargo, Helen, Lexington, Commercial Navigator, Ozark, and Elizabeth. Motor vessels Ena K., Powers, Pilot No. 1 and J. B. Sullivan. (6 Oct 1936)
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Page: 8, Section: A
Plans are made to clean (27 Sep 1936)
Plans are made to clean Burlingame Island. (27 Sep 1936)
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Page: 12, Section: B
To replace the current system (26 Sep 1936)
To replace the current system of pumping sewage into the ship channel on out-going tides, Miami Beach plans to build a 7000 foot long, 50 foot deep sewer outfall. (26 Sep 1936)
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Page: 5, Section: A
The Jacob Christensen is freed (22 Sep 1936)
The Jacob Christensen is freed from Pacific reef and proceeds on her voyage. (22 Sep 1936)
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Page: 12, Section: A
The Ena K completes her (22 Sep 1936)
The Ena K. completes her 600th Nassau trip. (22 Sep 1936)
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Page: 4, Section: A
The coal laden Jacob Christensen (21 Sep 1936)
The coal laden Jacob Christensen remains aground. (21 Sep 1936)
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Page: 1, Section: N/A
The wrecking tug Warbler USCG (20 Sep 1936)
The wrecking tug Warbler, USCG cutters Comanche and Pandora combine efforts to pull the 3600 ton freighter Jacob Christensen to deep water. (20 Sep 1936)
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Page: 1, Section: A
