Had it not been for the grounds stated by the Supreme Court in the Schechter case findings, these cases would have been pressed by the Government in order to obtain effective enforcement of the wage standards and fair trade practices set up as the intention of the National Recovery Act.
FDR: “Had it not been for the grounds stated by the Supreme Court in the Schechter case findings, these cases would have been…”
On the recordJune 1, 1935
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Statement on the Dismissal of Cases Following Supreme Court Decision on N.R.A.
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