Article: National Recovery Administration
Dictionary of American History;      700+ words ...NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION (NRA). The National Recovery Administration was the most ambitious effort ever to enact federal planning of the economy during peacetime. As such, it was the culmination of interest ...

National Recovery Administration.(Reference Source)
The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.;  January 1, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... lt;article.title dti1="National Recovery Administration"> National Recovery Administration The National Recovery Administration (1933 ...

National Recovery Administration.
The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.;  January 1, 2000 ;     655 words ...National Recovery Administration (NRA), in U.S. history, administrative bureau established ... Relations Board ). Bibliography See L. S. Lyon et al., The National Recovery Administration (1933, repr. 1972); C. L. Dearing et al., The ...

Article: The National Recovery Administration and the ...
Business History Review;  January 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... onset of hard times. When the New Deal sought to address the problems of American industry through the National Recovery Administration and the writing of "codes of fair competition," the industry's problems proved intractable. Although ...

Hughes, Charles Evans.(Reference Source)
The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.;  January 1, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... wrote the opinion that found the act that created the National Recovery Administration to be unconstitutional. He vigorously opposed Roosevelt ...

Johnson, Hugh Samuel.(Reference Source)
The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.;  January 1, 1993 ;     414 words ... ... he served (1933 – 34) as head of the National Recovery Administration .

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano.(Reference Source)
The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.;  January 1, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... government agencies — most notably the National Recovery Administration , the

New Deal.(Reference Source) The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.;  January 1, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... established numerous emergency organizations, notably the National Recovery Administration (NRA), the See all results Or, try our Advanced Search