Industry in Exile fuels Allied war effort in Britain
Guerrillas in France stand by for invasion and patriots across Poland Czechoslovakia Holland Belgium Norway train for control of key positions by underground papers while wrecking transport. Czech and other technicians improve weapons like the Bren gun. Dutch Belgians and Dutch craftspeople adapt industries for war. Europeans work in Britain in civilian roles, with fishing fleets aiding Britain and diamond trades shifting to Britain for currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Fernand Grenier
Lonuen
Jast Wei
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Holland
Belgium
Norway
Ren
Gugu
Bruon
June
England
A.R.P
Britain
London
Birmingham
North Wales
Congo
Hagland
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Normandy
Brittany
PET KANGAROO JOINS PINE POINT MUSTERING DAY
Tom Harvey of Pine Point used an 18 month old kangaroo as a joey to help his mustering crew. The animal rode with the dogs and men from 7 am to 4 pm as about 50 miles were covered. The family fears the tame kangaroo may approach dogs and shooters, risking harm to the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Harvey
Pine Point
Harvey
Kanga
Mr. Harvey
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Arras
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