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DO YOU LIKE A CHALLENGE, SOLVING PUZZLES OR MYSTERIES? OR JUST ENJOY THE COMPLETE SET OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES FROM “THE TIMES” IN LONDON 1934-49, ABOUT ALEXIS BAY, THE LABRADOR DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD., WILLIAMS J.O.,WILLIAMS E., COMMISSION OF GOVERNMENT, SIR JOHN HOPE SIMPSON, PORT HOPE SIMPSON, PIT PROPS, FIRES, LABRADOR, NEWFOUNDLAND PLUS ONE OR TWO OTHERS THAT ALSO SEEMED INTERESTING FOR ANY REFERENCE TO THE TWO HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS DEATHS IN ACRIMONIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES IN PORT HOPE SIMPSON IN THE EARLY HOURS OF 03.02.40:
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HOW DID THE FIRE START THAT CLAIMED THE LIVES OF ERIC WILLIAMS, THE COMPANY OWNER'S ELDEST SON AND ERICA HIS DAUGHTER IN THE EARLY HOURS OF 3 FEBRUARY 1940?
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| A WARTIME EFFORT: PIT PROPS FROM PORT HOPE SIMPSON SUPPLYING BRITISH COAL MINES 1934-42 |
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| STEAMER BEING LOADED 09.34 |
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| ARTHUR known as ERIC WILLIAMS:died in acrimonious, suspicious circumstances with Erica 03.02,49 |
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| JOHN OSBORN "JO" WILLIAMS, 49, OWNER OF THE LABRADOR DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD., PORT HOPE SIMPSON |
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| SWINGING PITWOOD ABOARD 09.34 |
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| KEITH YONGE, LOCAL MANAGER LABRADOR DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD. PORT HOPE SIMPSON |
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| THE BUNKHOUSE FOR 80 LOGGERS, 1935. |
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| THE RUINS OF THE COMPANY'S SAWMILL 2002 |
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| l to r HARRY, CHARLIE, MAIME, AUSTEN WARD: ONE OF THE MANY ORIGINAL HOUSES BUILT BY THE LOGGERS34-40 |
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