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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 29, 1943
Page
2
Osgood learns Crandall Crawford was murdered with a key to B deck missing. Crew discuss access to locked cabins as Yauli Mining Company thefts surface and passenger tensions rise aboard toward Panama arrival. The Yauli cashier’s theft links to motives and doors, fueling shipboard intrigue.
Crandall is found near the chief purser’s private office after a likely attack, with suspicions that the motive was not personal. Neal questions Osgood and warns about valuables, while Gardiner remains indifferent as tension rises.
Osgood snaps at the idea of telling others there is a murderer aboard with access to locked rooms. He notes mining engineer Gardiner keeps his door locked and resists sharing more details.
Relatives and friends of members of the Newfoundland Overseas Forestry Unit in Scotland are pleased by two recent incidents that have earned admiration for the unit. The first recalls the passing last year of Miss Olive May Clarke of Kingussie Inverness whose death in a motor lorry accident shocked her manager and colleagues. Members of the unit aim to perpetuate her memory as a mark of esteem.
Miss E Clifford from London describes her 56 years of age and daily routine working in a war factory from early morning until night. She also volunteers for ARP duties on weekends and credits a daily dose of Kruschen for energy and vitality.
A unit in District C Glenbanchor Newtonmore collected 35 pounds in Defence Bonds for Kingussie Secondary School to establish the Olive May Clarke Prize for Physical Education. The unit also supported patriotic efforts by donating 413 pounds 63 shillings 64 pence from a Cromdale Hall dance to Morayshire Red Cross.
In a sharp exchange Mrs White questions if Mrs Gray’s husband left her much after his death. Mrs Black counters with a quip that he often left her while alive.
A 12 year old writes from England to a school friend in Canada predicting victory in the war. He argues Germany is the fatherland and England the motherland and notes that when mother and father fight, mother always wins.
Opinion hints at future dietary shifts toward pill form meals with acceptance of post meal consumption. Proposes gradual adoption as a viable alternative to traditional eating patterns.
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