President Roosevelts Address Urges Corporate Regulation
President Roosevelt outlines the need for strong federal supervision of big corporations engaged in interstate commerce. He argues for a constitutional amendment, enforcement of antitrust laws with proper regulation, and safeguards against overcapitalization, rebates, and abuses, while preserving the value of corporate and union contributions under strict oversight.
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