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Editorials
May 4, 1918 issue

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There appears to be a widespread misconception of the statutory restrictions supposed to be hampering U.S. President Wilson Woodrow's plans for reorganization of the administration. Therefore the real reason why the Overman bill should be enacted is not clear to most minds. The situation needs to be better understood. If one glanced through the various appropriation acts in which the detailed organization of government is laid down, he might easily jump to the erroneous conclusion that the U.S. Congress in enacting these appropriation provisions "prescribes" the administration organization and saddles it upon an unwilling and helpless administrative head.

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BILLS, Legislative; WILSON, Woodrow, 1856-1924; ADMINISTRATIVE agencies -- Reorganization; PUBLIC officers; UNITED States. Congress; EXPENDITURES, Public; UNITED States
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