The National Bureau of Corporations has not been given the powers or the funds to develop its full usefulness, and yet it offers one of the prime means at the disposal of the people of keeping them fully acquainted with all the facts about corporation control.
Roosevelt points out the underutilization of the National Bureau of Corporations in keeping the public informed about corporate practices.
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