Author: Miami Maritime

The freighter Elizabeth is sunk in 720 feet of water about 4 miles off Miami Beach. (15 May 1936)

Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald

Page: 13, Section: A

Daily port report: Steamships Francis, Florida, Essex, Wagland, Shawnee, Upshur, Ozark and Carolyn. Motor vessels: Powers, Sir Charles Orr, Heron, Pilot No. 1, Isle of June and Ena K. (12 May 1936)

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Page: 8, Section: B

Under a government contract awarded to Captain Tom Newman, the grounded freighter Elizabeth will be floated, towed and scuttled in deep water. (11 May 1936)

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Page: 4, Section: A

University of Miami zoology students go on diving expeditions to the Florida reefs every saturday. [Photo] (10 May 1936)

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Page: 5, Section: C

A listing of Congressman Wilcox’s accomplishments. (9 May 1936)

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Page: 6, Section: A

The record blue marlin caught this year: 13 feet 9.5 inches, 600 pounds. [Photo] (7 May 1936)

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Page: 2, Section: B

A loan is approved for Keys highway construction using the FEC railway property. (2 May 1936)

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Page: 1, Section: A

The bridge between No Name and Big Pine Key is destroyed by fire. (1 May 1936)

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Page: 1, Section: A