President urges firm stand on naturalization and Cuba policy
President's message to Congress calls for naturalization of Japanese residents and warns against habitual revolution in Cuba. It advocates stronger federal control of corporations and asserts such measures are necessary to preserve national integrity and stability.
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President Urges Broad Reform Agenda in Civil Law
The President calls for action on corporate campaign contributions outlawing them, stronger antitrust and labor laws, expanded Interstate Commerce controls, criminal appeals, and stricter injunction regulation. He urges eight hour workdays for railroad workers, summer holidays for federal staff, and a national program for child labor investigation, employer liability, and industrial arbitration to curb strikes and disputes.
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