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Senate Steals Power Closer to President in New Deal Push
Senate debates a broad expansion of executive authority under a Roosevelt led program, detailing moves to consolidate or abolish departments, trim expenses, and empower the president to reorganize the federal government. Critics warn of military and defense-related centralization while supporters promise urgent economy and efficiency amid war-time needs.
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