Port Hope Simpson Clues
An innocent three and a half year old infant girl and her 27 year old father, eldest son of the owner of the Labrador Development Company Ltd., died in suspicious, acrimonious circumstances in Port Hope Simpson, Labrador, Newfoundland, Canada in the early hours of 3 February 1940. The cause of their deaths is still not yet established. http://porthopesimpson.blogspot.com/
Sunday, March 19, 2006
225 LUMBERMEN FROM PORT HOPE SIMPSON RETURN TO ST. JOHN'S; 26 JULY 1934
225 LUMBERMEN OF THE LABRADOR DEVELOPMENT COMPANY CUTTING WOOD FOR EXPORT AT ALEXIS BAY (PORT HOPE SIMPSON) RETURN TO ST. JOHN'S BECAUSE THEY WERE DISSATISFIED WITH THEIR WORKING CONDITIONS;
Port Clues Simpson Упования
Monday, July 05, 2004
The Port Hope Simpson 19-27 July 2002 Come Home Town Emblem: The human figure represents the spirit of Port Hope Simpson and its enthusiastic fire; the Labrador flag represents our heritage; the house represents the importance of home and family that exists in our community and the Port Hope Simpson banner represents our town's pride and teamwork.
Stacy Russell.
The R.C.M.P. Serious Crimes Unit, Gander, Newfoundland has opened up its own investigation about the deaths. If you know anything at all about what happened please do not hesitate in contacting your local RCMP detachment or the police force of jurisdiction in your area. If you live outside Canada, please contact your local police service and ask them to make a request for assistance from the appropriate Canadian law enforcement agency.
The main RCMP website address is http://www.rcmp.ca
NAIN DIARY & EXTRACTS
THE PICTURE OF SIR JOHN HOPE SIMPSON AS THE NEW BRITISH REPRESENTATIVE THAT APPEARED IN THE TIMES 22 JANUARY 1934. IN REALITY, HE WAS 66 YEARS OF AGE. IT IS POSSIBLE ALTHOUGH MOST UNLIKELY, THAT THIS WAS THE ONLY PHOTOGRAPH AVAILABLE OF SIR JOHN AT THE TIME.
MR. F. C. ALDERDICE, PRIME MINISTER OF NEWFOUNDLAND, MRS. ALDERDICE, SIR JOHN SIMPSON, LADY SIMPSON, MR. THOMAS LODGE AND MRS. LODGE SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL ON 2 FEBRUARY 1934 WITH A MESSAGE OF ENCOURAGEMENT FROM THE KING; 3 FEBRUARY 1934
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LIFE LOST: FIRE BROKE OUT IN A THREE STOREY BOARDING HOUSE OF THE SIR WILFRED GRENFELL SCHOOL, CARTWRIGHT; 22 JUNE 1934
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SIR WILFRED AND LADY GRENFELL SAILED FROM SOUTHAMPTON FOR LABRADOR and ...YOU CAN RELY ON A ...; 4 APRIL 1935
"LEAVING FOR ENGLAND ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS": SIR JOHN HOPE SIMPSON, MR. T. LODGE AND MR. W. R. HOWLEY, K.C., COMMISSIONER FOR JUSTICE; 3 DECEMBER 1935
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AT A CROWDED PUBLIC MEETING, "THE CRUSADERS" SAY WHY THEY WANT THE COMMISSION OF GOVERNMENT REMOVED FROM OFFICE; 31 OCTOBER 1935
VICE-ADMIRAL SIR HUMPHREY THOMAS WALWYN, GOVERNOR OF NEWFOUNDLAND SUCCEEDS SIR DAVID MURRAY ANDERSON; THE VICE-ADMIRAL ARRIVES IN ST. JOHN'S WITH SIR JOHN HOPE SIMPSON AND MR. W. R. HOWLEY; 17 JANUARY 1936
MR. THOMAS LODGE'S, COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC UTILITIES TERM OF OFFICE EXPIRES, NEWFOUNDLAND COMMISSION OF GOVERNMENT; 8 DECEMBER 1936
SIR JOHN HOPE SIMPSON, OLD BOY HANDS OUT THE PRIZES AT SPEECH DAY, LIVERPOOL COLLEGE; 3 DECEMBER 1936
SIR JOHN HOPE SIMPSON DECORATED WITH THE ORDER OF THE BRILLIANT JADE (REPUBLIC OF CHINA); 21 NOVEMBER 1936
ASCENT OF NANDA DEVI and BATS in the BELFREY, a very light comedy, Ambassadors Theatre, London; 16 MARCH 1937
COMMISSION OF GOVERNMENT CRITICIZED AT A PUBLIC MEETING CALLED BY THE INDEPENDENCE ASSOCIATION, ST. JOHN'S; 9 MARCH 1937
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