WWII scrap metal drives had people ripping fences off the street

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Image: Leslie Jones/Boston Public Library

When the United States joined World War II after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the global trade of raw materials was in a state of uncertainty and disruption. Basic commodities such as rubber and cloth immediately became precious...

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