U.S.A. confidential
By: by Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer.
Contributors: Mortimer, Lee, 1904-1963.
Publisher: Crown Publishers
Published: 1952
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 404
Subjects: Crime -- United States.; Criminals -- United States.; African Americans.; United States -- Description and travel.; United States -- Social conditions -- 1945-
Description: Commentary about various aspects of American society from a conservative point of view.

"They tear aside the masks and show the duplicity of our elected officers, the link between government and the Crime Syndicate, the hidden machinations of labor rackets, the gambling, narcotic, vice and sex traffic, the roots of juvenile delinquency and the homosexual influence, the insidious infiltration of subversives." Dust jacket.

"Our armed services crawl with queers, though regulations decree that perverts may not be enlisted or drafted. If they are discovered in the service, they must be detached. But few queers are turned down... There is an active daisy chain in every post and on every ship." Pages 45-46.

In the chapter on Denver, the authors claim: "East High School is tainted with young faggots". Page 186.
Notes: Includes index.