Powers of the President during crisesSmith, J. Malcolm (John Malcolm)
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Powers of the President during crises
Smith, J. Malcolm (John Malcolm)
Constitutional history -- United States; Executive power -- United States
U.S. Congress:
administrative accounting to, 98-102;
banking emergency, 16;
concurrent resolution, 103-106;
construction of public utilities, 52;
co-operation with President, 93;
dairy products investigation, 20-21;
determination of an emergency, 24-25;
determination of strategic materials, 47;
emergency powers, 1, 2;
establishment of guided missiles proving grounds, 98;
executive function of committees, 93-94;
famine legislation, 21-22;
informing and advising, 100-101;
oversight of administration, 109;
review of administrative action, 102-103;
study and report on, 89
U.S. Constitution, 125, 147;
as a flexible charter, 130-133;
as a restrictive document, 126-128
U.S. Department of Interior Appropriation Act, 46
U.S. Library of Congress:
deposit of political propaganda copy, 81;
request of foreign printed matter, 112
U.S. Navy, and furnishing of privately-owned plants, 49, 51-54 passim;
increased military strength authorized, (1946), 32-33
U.S. Navy Department, 47
U.S. Navy Department Appropriations Act (1941), 27, 53
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture:
agricultural emergency, 17;
control of grasshoppers, 99;
government use of rubber and, 49-50
U.S. Secretary of Defense:
disposition of naval vessels, 96;
reporting to Congress on national defense, 94-96;
training of the Armed Forces, 97
U.S. Secretary of the Air Force, 48-49
U.S. Secretary of the Interior:
determination of strategic materials, 47;
liquid fuels program, 50
U.S. Secretary of the Navy:
Congressional reporting, 95, 99, 100;
emergency measures, 65;
extended military enlistments 30;
leasing petroleum reserves, 100;
plant protection force, 104;
possession of war production plants, 52-54;
strategic materials and, 40, 51, 52
U.S. Secretary of War:
annual report of contracts, 100;
emergency measures of, 58;
land acquisition, 48, 52;
materials for national defense, 51;
possession of war production plants, 54;
regulation of working hours, 27;
wartime powers, 44-45
U.S. Supreme Court:
emergency government, 125-126;
emergency power, 2, 4-5, 126-133;
role in emergency action, 144;
steel strike of 1959, 142-143;
the Constitution, 133
_U.S. v. Curtiss-Wright Export Corporation_, 129, 135, 147, 172
_U.S. v. Pee Wee Coal Co._, 174
_U.S. v. Russell_, 174
United Steelworkers of America, 139-143 passim
_United Steel Workers of America_, Petitioner, v. _United States,
et al._, 142, 175
Universal Military Training and Service Act (1940), amendment (1951),
23, 32, 92, 101-102, 106, 116
Vessels:
acquisition of, 51, 52;
foreign, in American waters, 71-72;
naval, 86, 117
Veterans’ Emergency Housing Act, 19-20
Vinson, Fred M., 139
Vinson-Trammell Act, 1934, 63
Volunteer Reserve, 30
von Braun, Werner, 28
Vote, right to, 89
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