British and Soviet Prisoner Complaints Prompt London Reply
The British foreign office on Sunday responded to Soviet protests over treatment of liberated Russian nationals held by Britain. It also protested the conditions for former British and American prisoners at Lublin after their release by Soviet forces. British officers reportedly found it impossible to render services to the prisoners they encountered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
British
Foreign Office
Lublin
United States
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Leads to War Era Speech Snippet
The text mixes puzzle clues and a partial report on wartime diplomacy. It references U S Ambassador notes and British and Soviet actions in repatriation, noting Russian blame for delays and British efforts to find shipping, with one US vessel aiding. The piece anchors on a fragmentary diplomatic statement at Lublin.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yank
Reds
Donald Duce
U. S
VU. S
Renoun
Royal Red Cross
Abraham's Home
Brandest
Ing
Russia
Walt Disney
ARMY
Rogran
LAS Tvrner
Chula
Joe Palooka
Wam Fisher
Rhode Island
Peter Pan
Zoot Bread
Granny
Emily
Kandy
Don Dean
AL Capf
Ariz
Ella Cinders
Charlie Flume
Fred Fox
Blackie
Sis
Superman
Jerry. Siegel
Joe Shuster
Mandrake the Magician
Gylez Fpalk and
Pril Davis
Thimble Theater
Popeye
Bono Morno
Tim Tyler
Laman Vora
Frosa Fisuaees
Captain Nath
Major Toone
LOORN
Mannibal Hoople
Spry
ASA
Fae
By Williams
Nies
Alto Mobile
Eee
IM Cate CM
Haan Ae