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Much of my information comes from L.G. Crews'
personal scrapbook and interviews with family members, as well as
numerous articles from the Miami newspapers of the period (the Miami
Herald and the Miami Daily News). The following is a list of
some other relevant sources:
Primary
Sources:
Scrapbooks/Files
Leaston G. Crews
Personal Scrapbook
James Curtis Long
Personal Scrapbook
H. Leslie Quigg
Folder, Historical Museum of Southern Florida.
R. Marion Quigg
Personal Scrapbook
Articles
“Miami Beach Installs
New Police Signal System.” American City, March, 1927, Pg.
439.
Denby, Ben. “No
Interference in Miami’s New Police Radio.” American City,
December, 1945, Pg. 114.
Isman,
Felix. “Florida’s Land Boom.” Saturday Evening Post, August
22, 1925. Pg. 14.
Leighley, H.M.
“Police Radio in a Florida Hurricane: Miami’s Police Radio System
Serves 220 City,
County and State Cars.” American City, January, 1942,
Pg. 85.
Rucker, Ann. “Swift
Justice is Meted Out by Efficient Miami, Florida Dept.” Fraternal
Order of Police
Journal,
January, 1928, Pg. 15.
Tibbits,
M.A. “Motorized Police.” American City, December, 1937, Pg.
15.
Secondary
Sources:
George, Paul S.
“Criminal Justice in Miami, 1896-1930.” Ph.D dissertation, Florida
State University, 1975.
Hollingsworth,
Tracy. A History of Dade County. Coral Gables: Glade House,
1949.
Kleinberg,
Howard. Miami: The Way We Were. Tampa, FL: Surfside
Publishing, 1989.
Muir, Helen.
Miami, U.S.A. Gainesville, FL: University Press of Florida,
1953/2000.
Parks, Arva Moore.
Miami, the American Crossroad: a Centennial Journey,
1896-1996.
New York: Simon&Schuster Custom Publishing, 1996.
Picchi, Blaise. The Five Weeks of
Giuseppe Zangara: The Man Who Would Assassinate
FDR.
Chicago: Academy Chicago Publishers, 1998.
Redford, Polly. Billion-Dollar Sandbar:
A Biography of Miami Beach. New York: E.P.
Dutton and Company,
1970.
Smiley,
Nixon. Yesterday’s Miami. Miami, FL: E.A. Seemann Publishers,
1973.
Wilbanks, William.
Forgotten Heroes: Police Officers Killed in Dade County,
1895-1996.
Paducah,
Kentucky: Turner Publishing Company, 1996.
For
more sources on Miami, from its beginnings to the modern era,
consult:
Weiss,
Susan. Miami Bibliography. Miami, FL: Historical
Association of Southern Florida, 1995.
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