Guy T. Helvering was born in 1878.

Guy T. Helvering died in 1946.

Robert Nathan Helvering has written:

'A study of contrasts' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation

In Helvering v davis, which upheld the social security act, and was a part of this change in the way the courts interpreted federal power, the supreme court ruled that the discretion to decide between what is general and specific welfare belongs to congress.

Cases that broadened federal power at the state's expense are Helvering v. Gerhardt and Veazie Bank v. Fenno.