Contumacy and TVA Strife Draw National Firing Line
In a debate over the word contumacy and TVA governance, Arthur Morgan is ousted by President Roosevelt for contumacy while Harcourt Morgan becomes TVA chair. The case sparks a broader congressional inquiry into TVA and raises questions about presidential authority over independent agencies and potential political fallout. Western Newspaper Union.
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Who's News This Week by Lemuel F Parton
British war secretary Leslie Hore-Belisha rises as a national figure after a wartime cleanup and policy stance. The piece profiles his stubborn efficiency, clashes with elder colleagues, and flair for detail. It also surveys the Rothschild dynasty, its wealth and resilience since Creditanstalt’s 1931 collapse, and their European influence.
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Ferdinand of Hapsburg in Nazi Prison
A photograph shows Archduke Joseph Ferdinand of Hapsburg in a Nazi prison uniform. He is described as chief of the royal Hapsburg Tuscany line and great-uncle to Archduke Otto, the pretender to Austria’s throne.
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Upward Trend Hair Style Shown By Beauty Operators
New York beauty convention showcases a plant themed coiffure named the Upward Trend. The designer uses vegetables like onions beans radishes and carrots to symbolize upward growth of plant life in this latest hair fashion.
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