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One Man Power Drive in Roosevelt Administration
A columnist argues that after adjournment the Seventy third Congress granted President Roosevelt broad discretionary powers. He contends Congress ceded control over taxes, banking, currency, and interstate commerce, enabling a de facto one man regime for six months and possibly longer. The piece notes checks and balances rely on veto overrides and potential legal challenges.
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