$2,000,000 will be allocated to deepen Miami Harbor to 30 feet. (29 Dec 1933)
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$2,000,000 will be allocated to deepen Miami Harbor to 30 feet. (29 Dec 1933)
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The 50-foot tank boat Ogario hits a rock and sinks 50 feet from Fowey Lighthouse. The USCG takes the boat in tow. (9 Dec 1933)
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The 1900’s steamer Miami is back after major rebuilding. She is now a Miami excursion boat and is renamed Steel Pier. [Photo] (3 Dec 1933)
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Ernest Coe and scientists take a week long houseboat trip around the proposed Everglades National Park. [Map] (17 Nov 1933)
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A derrick barge, owned by the Clark Dredging Company, burns and sinks off Burlingame Island at the mouth of the Miami River. (11 Nov 1933)
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A photo of the Canadian steamship Prince David. (29 Oct 1933)
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Daily port report: Steamships Dorchester, Clare, Ozark, Edith and Volusia. Motor vessel Ena K. (22 Oct 1933)
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A USCG cutter tows Pilot No. 1 into Ft. Pierce. (22 Oct 1933)
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USCG planes from Dinner Key search for the 65-foot motor vessel Pilot No. 1 adrift in the Gulf Stream. (21 Oct 1933)
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The steamship Prince David has scheduled ferry service between Miami and Nassau starting in January. (17 Oct 1933)
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