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Need to regulate trade practices "which are undesirable from the point of view of public interest" was considered a present urgency by John P. Miller, instructor of Economics, in an address sponsored by the Harvard Guardian, over radio station WAAB last night.
To put these sweeping recommendations into effect, Paul Walker asked that the Communications Act of 1934 be amended to give FCC authority: 1) to "review, approve or disapprove all Bell System policies and practices promulgated by the central management group"; 2) to "permit regulation of the Western Electric Co. by...
Representative Gray, whose central conviction is that Congress has delegated to the President and the Federal Reserve System too much of its power to regulate the currency, devoted his first 15-minute speech to an unhurried introduction to his topic, happily concluded: "I thank you, fellow members of Congress, for...
During the Revolution America had, to all appearances, three navies. In 1775 the Continental Congress organized a national navy and appointed a committee to regulate its activity. But the committee, like many another at the time, had weak hands, and because of this and an absence of funds, the navy...
Clearly, if Franklin Roosevelt meant to regulate all prices up & down to fit his theory, he was launching his Administration on the biggest thing in planned economy it had yet attempted. But to the 125 reporters, perspiring after the longest press conference in months, the most striking fact was that...