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Taking the profit out of war plan proposed by Baruch
The February 1935 Atlantic issue outlines Bernard Baruch’s push for an international program to remove profits from war. It details how the War Industries Board mobilized U S industry in World War I, fixed prices, rationed scarce materials, and coordinated labor, shipping, and production to defeat profiteering, with the aim of applying similar controls in future conflicts.
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The
Atlantic
Sisley Huddleston
Huddleston
War Industries Board
Bernard M. Baruch
Owen D. Young
Page School of International Relations
Johna Hopkins University
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Baruch
Tag Morrows
Prussia
America
Wilson
United States
Harding
Coolidge
Omaha
American Legion
Dawes Plan
Walter Hines Page
Page School
Johns Hopkins University
Atlantic Monthly
Europe
Itademandg
Army
Navy
Mate
Shipping Board
Food Administration
D- Administration
Sas
Navy, Shipping Board
Allies and Railroad Administration
Congress
Gentral Crowder
Auch
Washington
Draft Board