Roosevelt's One Man Rule Ahead of 1985 Monetary Shift
The piece argues President Roosevelt holds unprecedented power after the Seventy third Congress, with key New Deal grants granting authority over taxes money and commerce. It notes potential checks and balances strain, the possibility of veto overrides, and implications for Congress and the courts. It cites NRA reforms and the treasury’s control of monetary gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Seventy-third Congress
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Borah
Idaho
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
General Johnson
Treasury
U. S
Acts
New Deal Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tennessee Valley Experiment
NRA
Age of Miracles Replaced by Super Miracles
The piece reflects on industrial and technological leaps from early steam and telegraph to transcontinental flights and color cinema. It argues that rapid progress has created a mass psyche that now expects constant extraordinary advances, marking five decades as the era of super miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
California
New York
Anton Lang Jr
Georgetown University
Oberammergau
Germany
Court of St. James
Benvenuto Cellini
Richard Wagner
German merchants offer car shopping plan to lure housewives
German merchants use mobile sales where cars pick up housewives, drive them to stores, let them choose items, and return home with purchases. By gathering multiple patrons from a neighborhood, they reduce costs and minimize idle waiting as one group shops while others are collected.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bia
William Bruckart
Sien
Raymond Knight and
The
Cuckoos
Houston
Galveston
Lincoln
Chicago Numismatic Co
Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Roscoe
Lake
Howard & Orr Co
E. 53Rd St
Daisy Fly Ciller
Harold Somers, Inc
A'kiya
N. Senn
Falke Acer
Okofacturing CO
Lubbock
Texas
D.C. Dozier
W. 31St St
Norfolk, Va
Dandrucide ,Mfg. Co
Tampa
Florida
Firestone
Indianapolis
D. C
Neiman Motors