News Behind the Ne e Di By Paul Mallon
Washington reports on shifting credit policy as lend lease ends while Britain and other nations seek new loans. The piece questions the bargains and assesses Britain’s socialist plans, potential debt restructurings, and implications for U S credit, citing figures from Truman Crowley Bevin and Laski.
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Radar's Peace Promise: From War Tool to Civilian Power
Radar, born in wartime, is hailed as a vast peace time asset. It promises safer air travel, weather forecasting, ship safety, and railroad and train safety while enabling postwar reconversion. The article explains radar basics, components, and potential civilian uses, from weather data to collision warnings and industry growth.
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