Investigation urged into Stephano sinking and US role
A Daily News editorial questions Captain Smith and the Stephano disaster. It cites a Marconi operator’s timing of warning signals and the ship’s course toward danger before noon. It urges a full inquiry to ensure future protection by British or allied crews during wartime.
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Botwood Soldier Report Describes Frank Lind’s Death on Field
A Botwood correspondent states that Frank Lind was seen dead on the field on July 1 after being struck in the stomach. The witness recalls passing the area again later and noting Lind’s body gone and no sign of life.
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Submarine Encounters Mixed Merchant Traffic in Narrow Seas
On Thursday submarines operated amid neutral shipping including two Norwegian vessels, a Norwegian banker, a Swedish steamer, and one British steamer. The Cuard liner Atsunia struck a mine between Plymouth and London and sank. 250 passengers were saved, four crew members died.
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