Postwar plans loom as war production reshapes economy
Officials warn production may shift as 2.7 billion dollars invested in aviation moves to private industry after the war. Airports may be turned over to towns. veterans care facilities are studied. huge lend lease sums to Russia and a rising public debt worry officials. Naval spending grows, shipbuilding surges, and hundreds of thousands of service members are discharged while pay scales shift.
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