The Businessman Looks at Crime and Duty
A 1938 voice urges American merchants to face crime as a market issue. It argues crime damages business, calls for business leadership in police training, anti corruption politics, and youth programs. It highlights Hoover and the FBI and Michigan police as models of nonpolitical, effective enforcement.
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Main Street
Anytown
U. S A
America
United States
United States Treasury
Board of Commerce
Sheriff's Department
Law and Order
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal -Bureat
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Hoover
Commonwealth
Michigan
Federal Bureau Investigation
National Police Academy
FBI
Office of Education
Department of Interior
American Municipal Association
Washington
Michigan State College
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