agency SourceAmerica, mirror the problems highlighted by Roosevelt’s failed National Industrial Recovery Act. The NIRA tossed away antitrust laws and suppressed competition by creating monopolies. These policies continued even after the NIRA was declared unconstitutional in 1935. See also Randolph–Sheppard Act of 1936, mandating that blind people be given precedence over the operation of vending facilities on Federal property ARC Diversified The Lighthouse for the Blind Travis Association for the Blind Skilcraft References External links Text of the Javits-Wagner-O'Day Act, from Cornell University's Legal Information Institute The AbilityOne Program Proposed and finalized federal regulations from the Committee for Purchase from People who Are Blind or Severely Disabled 1971 in law United States federal civil rights legislation United States federal disability legislation Blindness