Former Harvard Law Dean Calls for Checks on Administrative Absolutism
Roscoe Pound, former Harvard Law School dean, urges immediate checks on federal agencies to curb administrative absolutism. He argues agencies shield actions from judicial scrutiny, often framing rules that harm citizens and small businesses, and cites NLRB and FTC orders as examples needing court review.
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Board of Education approves bond for three school buildings
June 7 1946 the Board of Education in the municipal auditorium discussed preliminary drawings for a white elementary, a colored elementary and a recreation building. They recommended floating a 350000 bond to fund two schools and an athletics recreation center and authorized signing architect contracts with Ralph Fenner and Henry Robinson to pursue federal funds.
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