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Moral blind spot in wartime America
Edwin D. Canham argues that moral blindness and corruption strain the nation during World War II. He cites gasoline ration abuses, political and business taint, and calls for awakening sacrifice to prevent undermining the war effort. He warns profiteering mirrors past eras and urges prompt action to preserve the American dream.
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Gerald P. Nye
America
Pittsburgh
Pearl Harbor
Manila
R. H. Markham
Massachusetts
Rockingham
Henry Parkman, Jr
OPA
Melrose
Worcester
Truman Committee
Congress
Treasuries
France
Faffaire Stavisky
Corregidor
Bataan
United States