Bureaucracy Runs Amuck in Fears of Government Power
Lawrence Sullivan argues that the growing federal bureaucracy dangers free government. He cites executive overreach, emergency powers, and antitrust scrutiny as tools eroding liberty, with quotes from Rep. Hatton W. Sumners and President Roosevelt. The piece critiques bureaucratic contempt for business and the public, warning of permanent administrative power.
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Lawrence Sullivan
United States
Ms. Sullivan
Washington
Hatton W.sumners
Texas
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White House
Congress
U.S
Department of Dustive
National Resources Plating Board
NRE
U. S
Ruptured Try This Out Modern Protestith Offers Rupture Aid
An advertisement promises comfort and rupture protection with a no cost offer. It instructs readers to send name and address to William So Rice Int. Dept. for details about pads or truss devices and emphasizes genuine comfort and secure support. It presents a sensational claim of an eye opening revelation and urges action without delay.
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William So Rice
H. Adams
Witte Teat
Youth Center Planned at Travis Park Methodist Church
A new Youth Fellowship center room will be furnished for young people at Travis Park Methodist Church. The gift from several families provides a fireplace lounge stage dressing rooms velvet drops screens kitchen shuffleboard tables and folding game tables. Construction begins after the work begins and funding sources are noted.
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Bo Sthrabel
Ollie
Wutrbchek
P W. Tanith
Claude B. Hudie
A. Traepith
WW. Gentil
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