War Prisoners Seek Escape in Camp Doings
Wartime column describes American POWs in German camps using theater and sport as escape, detailing Kriegie Times productions like Charlie’s Aunt and Our Town, daily routines, and morale boosts. It notes Red Cross support, mail from home, and food packages, with shifts in shipping routes due to Germany’s disruption.
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WNU
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Germany
FOW
War Department
Red Cross
Reich
International Red Cross
Kipling
Webster
Kriegie Times
Stalag Luft IL
Sagan
Our Town
Tobacco Road
Stalingrad
Fieger
Kriegie
Army
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Marseille
Switzerland
Lisbon
Burma frontline reports show Japanese losses verified by officer
The document describes Chinese troops under General Stilwell fighting in Burma and burying Japanese soldiers with their feet exposed. It notes daily casualty reports, and to guard against exaggeration an American officer may verify these figures.
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Burma
Stilwell
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Doings
Yank
Rafleves
Kellogg’s
Fant
AUNT
Lassie
Mame Cummings
Folka
Folke
S.A.S
Oe Beers
Cope