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Waste in Government By John Dickinson Sherman
President Coolidge’s executive order moves the bureau of mines and minerals from the interior to commerce to curb waste through reorganization. Hoover and Work urge broad consolidation, separation of semijudicial and semilegislative duties from administration, and centralized leadership to end overlapping agencies and bloated payrolls.
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President Coolidge
Bureau of Mines and Minerals
Statistics
Department of the Interior
Department of Commerce
Washington
Joint Congressional Committee
Work
Hoover
Interior and Commerce Departments
Congress
Sloover
Commerce Department
Bureau of Mines
Alaska
Department of State
Alexander Hamilton
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Labor