Detailed Instructions: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Q: Fact1: David Barr is manager and chief designer of Glasgow shipbuilding firm Burns McKinnon & Co, Fact2: radical new ship design use less fuel at time, Fact3: industry as whole is in recession time, Fact4: Government is driven to use severe setback own money to try to complete ship, Fact5: June offers to let him obtain loan on security of trust fund having heard rousing speech
A:
In 1933, David Barr is the manager and chief designer of Glasgow shipbuilding firm Burns, McKinnon  Co. He comes up with a radical new ship design that can carry 25 more cargo for the tonnage and use less fuel at a time when the industry as a whole is in recession. Barr decides to build not just one ship, as Lord Dean advises, but twenty to bring the costs down to a manageable level. Manning, a rival shipbuilder Barr loathes, hears rumors and sends two men undercover to find out what they can. They manage to get themselves hired. Manning then offers to purchase either the design or all the ships they can build. Both offers are rejected. With the support of June McKinnon, the chief shareholder, Barr proceeds, despite the opposition of Lord Dean and other members of the board. He receives a severe setback when the Government declines to give him a contract or pass a shipping bill, and is driven to use his own money to try to complete the ship. When he runs out and cannot secure a loan to cover the payroll, a rabblerouser tries to stir up the men, but Barr convinces them to stick by him. June, having heard his rousing speech, offers to let him obtain a loan on the security of her trust fund. Mannings men knock out the night watchman and blow up the ship being built; a man named MacLeod is killed. Bassett, a reporter, informs Barr that MacLeod was third officer on one of Mannings ships. Now needing funds desperately, Barr forges Lord Deans signature to obtain a loan when Dean, as a trustee of Junes trust, refuses to cooperate partly out of jealousy of Barr and Junes developing relationship. Manning finds out and tries to blackmail Barr into selling the design, but Barr refuses to do so and is convicted of forgery. Later, however, Manning is sought for manslaughter, while Barr is present when June launches the first of the new ships, the SS David Barr.