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Washington Faces Split Over Centralized Power and New Deal
A political analysis from Washington argues the 1936 campaign will hinge on federal centralization versus preserving the 48 states. It notes Supreme Court limits on Roosevelt's plans, ongoing bill revisions including NRA, TVA, and Social Security, and rising calls for a federal charter system and possible coalition politics led by figures like Lewis Douglas and Justice Roberts.
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Congress
Supreme Court
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Tennessee Valley Authority
NRA
Lewis W. Douglas
Owen J. Roberts