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Senator Froehlich raised question about the new reorganization . Although he could not win congressional backing for his most radical proposals , the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 dramatically changed policy by allowing tribal self-government and consolidating individual land allotments back into tribal hands . Loan Uses : Loan funds may be used to buy lands or acquire interest in lands within an Indian reservation or an Alaska Native community incorporated in conformity with the Indian Reorganization Act. Loan funds may not be used for buildings , land development , equipment , or operating expenses . There should be established in connection with the over-all reorganization proposals an statewide pattern of community mental health clinics and programs . The court held that because the federal government had not met the statutory prerequisites of the treaties involved for taxation of these lands , restrictions upon alienation on these lands still existed when the Indian Reorganization Act extended all existing periods of trust placed upon Indian lands until otherwise directed by Congress . Immediately after the war , Eisenhower and Gen. Carl A. “ Tooey ” Spaatz , the USAAF commander , planned the postwar reorganization in which the wartime air arm would split away and become a separate service dedicated to airpower . Less known is Eisenhower ’ s major role in the postwar reorganization of the Army Air Forces . Keeping with the topic of alignment , Clark spoke on his commitment to streamline operations and the subsequent reorganization of the OPNAV staff and the formation of what he calls " Super TYCOMs " ( type commanders ) .