Roosevelt, when the Supreme Court largely upheld many new legislative initiatives while striking down a handful as going too far, such as the National Recovery Act and the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
What does NRA stand for?
NRA stands for National Recovery Act
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Raese also reportedly compared the smoking ban to the Depression-era National Recovery Act, established by President Franklin D.
Roosevelt initiated the National Recovery Act (NRA) under General Hugh Johnson.
The National Recovery Act sought to implement a "high-wage" macroeconomic policy primarily in the South, where wages were low and where most African Americans lived.
The black press even referred to the National Recovery Act, which may have thrown half a million blacks out of work, as the "Negro Removal Act.
Ickes' responsibilities grew to include administering Public Works and oil administrator under the National Recovery Act.
Roosevelt initiated the National Recovery Act (NRA) under General Hugh Johnson.