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The Gush & the Dribble
Nor could Britain count on keeping those gains she had made. In the world seller's market, she has been able to sell everything she could produce. But some of her greatest strides have been made in markets which the U.S. had long dominated, notably autos. Even the British...
Dark Spots. Detroit's automakers, still in low gear, turned out only 47,000 cars and trucks last week. This week, output should increase and next week jump, thanks to a big boost when Ford gets back into production. But no one was even guessing when automakers would reach...
Expropriation. Under the loosely worded Potsdam agreement the Russians have claimed most of the property the Nazis took from Austria after the forced Anschluss. Much of Austria's industrial equipment has gone East. The Russians take all but a dribble of the production of the Zistersdorf oilfields; Russian levies...
Two Westinghouse research scientists, in the process of making, testing and rejecting uranium for lamp filaments, had developed an efficient method for extracting and refining uranium. Their metal was the purest available, and an occasional dribble of thumb-size pellets filled the modest requirements of college and research laboratories. Then...