Air power pummels Korean supply lines across peninsula
Allied air forces raked Communist supply lines from the front to the Manchurian border in one of the war's largest air operations. Fighters and bombers swept over North and South Korea in clear weather, attacking wheels, rails, dumps, trains, and vehicles as Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s HQ reported marked daylong activity. Night operations were not hindered, the bulletin said.
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Toy Trade Worries Britain in 1940s Economists Note
The Economist flags Britain's toy industry thriving due to wartime disruption of German and Japanese rivals, but warns European payments and imports may threaten its future. It critiques British quality standards and design focus, fearing foreign competitors could regain lead in domestic and overseas markets. It also notes domestic political and economic shifts impacting toy exports.
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