Bureaucracy debate shades into states rights and reform
Washington column surveys the drive for new federal bureaus and centralized power amid reconversion and unemployment debates. It notes public support for bureaucrats aiding specific interests despite opposing centralization, with Roosevelt and Byrd highlighted in the fiscal struggle.
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Revolt of Common Man Shapes Bureaucracy Growth
The article discusses the so called revolt of the common man as a driver of centralized government and increased federal manpower. It cites labor and farmer groups as causes, notes the 1913 creation of a separate labor department, and links these trends to broader social and economic security concerns.
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