First Radar Set Still In Service In Navy Research
In 1932 scientists at an oval research lab began radar development, led by Rogert M. Page and Robert Guthrie. They built the first rugged shipboard high powered radar and achieved early detection ranges, with later tests reaching 50 miles and deployments for military prototype work under Navy guidance.
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Artichoke hearts price controls scrapped by OPA
Washington reports the price office will cut artichoke hearts in wine vinegar adrift on June 30 as the mechanical pricing problem proved too costly. The move follows a June decision to drop price controls deemed not worth the effort. Artichoke inventory remains at risk.
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