Electric Light Code Proposals Spark Public Power Protest
Washington dispatch notes proposed electric light and power industry code drawing protests over municipal and public power competition. Utility executives lobby recovery officials in New York for a code section protecting rates and operations, citing federal loans for public projects and concerns over holding company scope and rate increases.
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Washington
Electric Light and
National Recovery
New York
Public Works Administration
Ickes
Coats
Floyd Carlisle
Niagara Hudron Fower
George B. Cortelyou
Edison Electric Institute
Tennessee Valley Authority duties discussed with private power interests
Arthur Morgan and directors David Tilenthan and H A Morgan conferred with Wendell L. Willkie to reach a satisfactory understanding with private concerns. President Roosevelt noted high rates as a reason people were not using power. Senator Norris agreed.
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Mnessee Valley Authority
Arthur Morgan
Authority
David Tilenthan
H. A. Morgan
Wendell L. Willkie
Commonwealth and
Southern
Roosevelt
Norris Haz
Bay
Physician In Critical Condition After Auto Crash
Attending physicians at Charleston General say Dr. W. E. Mace of Elmword avenue remains very critical after a bloodstream infection from an automobile accident. Dr. Arthur M. Shipley of Baltimore performed an operation on Dr. Mace, and the prognosis remains dangerous. Also, England saw 167,800 houses built without government aid in the last fiscal year, a new high.
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Charleston General Hospital
W. E. Mace
Elmword Avenue
Mace
Arthur M. Shipley
Baltmore
Shipley
Sm. Mace
Kuy
England
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Muscle Shoal
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Dam
Soo Yong
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Kanawha ! Hardware Co. “Keen Christmas Gifts
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Kanawha St. Dial
Woodrum
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Woodrums
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