The plane parts in Card Sound are pieces of a dropable fuel tank used on B-18A twin engine bombers. (31 Dec 1939)
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Page: 8, Section: B
Tag: Dec 1939
The schooner Pinta arrives Photos (31 Dec 1939)
The schooner Pinta arrives. [Photos] (31 Dec 1939)
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Page: 3, Section: A
Douglas B-18 bomber parts are (30 Dec 1939)
Douglas B-18 bomber parts are found in Card Sound between the mainland and Keys. (30 Dec 1939)
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Page: 1, Section: A
The Italian motorship Saturnia arrives Photo (29 Dec 1939)
The Italian motorship Saturnia arrives. [Photo] (29 Dec 1939)
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Page: 1, Section: C
The 759-foot Dutch steamship Nieuw (27 Dec 1939)
The 759-foot Dutch steamship Nieuw Amsterdam, too big to come into port, anchors off Miami Beach. Passengers are shuttled to shore in launches. [Photo] (27 Dec 1939)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The yawl Restmore is grounded (21 Dec 1939)
The yawl Restmore is grounded on Serrana Bank, off Cuba. (21 Dec 1939)
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Page: 11, Section: A
British warships wait offshore Port (21 Dec 1939)
British warships wait offshore Port Everglades. [Photo] (21 Dec 1939)
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Page: 2, Section: A
The German freighter Arauca enters (20 Dec 1939)
The German freighter Arauca enters Port Everglades shielded from the British cruiser Orion by the steamers Shawnee and Fairfax. (20 Dec 1939)
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Page: 1, Section: A
Daily port report: Motor vessels: (19 Dec 1939)
Daily port report: Motor vessels: Ena K., Richard Campbell and Pilot No. 1. Steamships Dorchester, Algonquin, Hilton, Florida, Providence, Shawnee, Fairfax and Kent. (19 Dec 1939)
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Page: 10, Section: B
Carnegie Institute’s Marine Biological Laboratory (16 Dec 1939)
Carnegie Institute’s Marine Biological Laboratory at Dry Tortugas will close after 30 years of service. (16 Dec 1939)
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Page: 2, Section: A
