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Fort Worth from World War II to 1960 Volume 11 Douglas N. Walton and discontent following abrupt discontinuationFort Worth from World War II to 1960 reviews Fort Worth's history during the challenging times of World War II, the postwar adjustment period, and the first full decade of the Cold War. Harold Rich tells the story in broad strokes with foci on local crime and criminals, vice, the police, race relations, and economic development. What emerges is a portrait of a growing city developing major urban accoutrements such as industrialization, freeways, and