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Waste in Government and the Push for Reorganization
The article argues that long standing bureaucratic growth and overlapping duties waste federal resources. It cites transfers between departments, calls for separating semijudicial and semilegislative powers from administrative tasks, and urges consolidating agencies under unified leadership to reduce duplication. Secretary Hoover and Secretary Work advocate a threefold reform: group agencies by major purpose, separate non executive functions, and reduce presidential administrative load.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Coolinge
Bureau of Times and Immerals Statistics Division
Department of the Interior
Department of Commercce
Washington
Work
Interior and Commerce Departments
Department of Commerce
Congress
Sloover
Commerce Department
Bureau of Mines
Hoover
Department of State
Alaska
Alexander Hamilton
Sach
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Elyle Service
Foover
Chamber of Commmerce
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Singla