National Recovery Act proposals spark broad industry debate
A detailed bill led by Senator Wagner would place major industries under a federal board, set aside anti trust laws, allow price fixes and wage regulation, and promote self organization of industry. Roosevelt weighing the measure amid rail transport and labor wage reforms while facing House Senate splits.
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Michigan News Briefs From Around the State
Reports of fires destroy elevators in North Branch and Bad Axe with losses around 40 000 and 25 000. Bank dividends resume in Nashville. Authorities list multiple accidents deaths and economic updates across cities including Muskegon Detroit Sault Ste. Marie Grand Rapids Lansing and others with mine closures school budgets and road dust bids noted.
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Reversal of Powers in Washington Under Roosevelt
In the crisis era of 1933, Congress ceded authority to President Roosevelt, creating a de facto veto power for Congress and broad executive powers. The banking act and reorganization act expanded presidential reach, enabling control over banks, government structure, and potentially monetary policy, with Congress needing two thirds to reverse. The inflation and farm bills further centralized power, raising questions about constitutional balance and future governance.
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