Saturday 5 May 1917 - Allegations against German prisoners unfounded
ALLEGATIONS AGAINST GERMAN PRISONERS ANSWERED
ALLEGATIONS AGAINST GERMAN PRISONERS ANSWERED
At a meeting of the Worcestershire Food Production Committee on Wednesday, the Organising Secretary (Mr S M Lander said he received a letter from Mr J B Wright, of Evesham, stating that the German prisoners were working very well, and that everybody was satisfied with them. The men had worked 12,010 hours and there were on the books applications for 180 men. A request was made for 25 more men, and the committee resolved to make application for 25 more prisoners.
THE GERMAN PRISONERS
LOCAL WAR NEWS
THE GERMAN PRISONERS
THE GERMAN PRISONERS ARRIVE
THE GERMAN PRISONERS
THE GERMAN PRISONERS
GERMAN PRISONERS SCHEME
MR WILLIS BUND AND BADSEY
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
To the Editor of the “Journal and Advertiser”
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