Miami Maritime

The freighter Elizabeth which went (9 Oct 1933)

The freighter Elizabeth, which went aground north of Jupiter in a storm 5 weeks ago, was floated yesterday by the tug Relief. (9 Oct 1933)

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Royal Palm State Park is used as a Civilian Conservation Camp. (13 Sep 1933)

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The first shipment of 240 green turtles arrive for the kraal at Bahama Foods, Inc. on Venecia Island off the Venetian Causeway. [Photo] (12 Sep 1933)

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The steamer Western Sword is disabled by a hurricane 20 miles north of Bethel Shoals. (4 Sep 1933)

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Pioneer James Lummus writes about life in Miami in 1896. (1 Sep 1933)

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Miami will receive $140,000 for harbor work. (1 Sep 1933)

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A proposed sewage disposal plant will eliminate current disposal in the Miami River. (31 Aug 1933)

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Ralph Munroe dies. (27 Aug 1933)

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Scientists inspect the marine life off the Tortugas Islands from the research vessel Anton Dohrn. (24 Aug 1933)

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The U.S. Board of Engineers approves Miami’s request to deepen the channel and harbor to 30 feet. (10 Aug 1933)

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