Arthur Morgan Attacks TVA Board Over Costs and Loans
Arthur E. Morgan testifies before a congressional committee that the Tennessee Valley Authority is overextended and underpriced, accusing the TVA board of giving power away and misallocating costs. He cites government loans totaling about 21.7 million dollars and notes TVA practices on loan losses and debt servicing.
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Roosevelt
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Carolina Political Union Grows With Roosevelt Visit
Chapel Hill students built a non partisan forum drawing national figures and a potential Roosevelt visit. The Carolina Political Union, run by 25 students, hosted speakers from Farley to Rhodes, Girdler to Bailey, expanding campus political discussion and earning national notice.
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United States
University of North Carolina
Roosevelt
Washington
Frank P. Graham
Josephus Daniels
James Farley
Rush Holt
Tom Girdler
Edwin §. Smith
Phillip Murray
Troyanovsky
Dieckhoff
Millard Tydings
David J. Lewis
Josiah Bailey
Earl Browder
Norman Thomas
Whion
Frank P. McGlinn
Philadelphia
Union
Floyd Fletcher
Raleigh
E. J. Woodhouse
McGlinn
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Dublin
Woodhouse
Maury Maverick
Ralph Brewster
Ames Roosevelt
Alexander Heard
Savannah
James Roosevelt
Clyde R. Hoey
Sandy Graham
Ralph McDonald
John A. McRae
Thurmond Chatham
American Liberty League
Clark Eichelberger
League of Nations Association
Frank Knox
John Sparge
Republican National Committee
Thomas Dixon
Paul Jones
Robert L. Coughton
Josiah W. Bailey
Frank Hancock
W. B. Dodd
I. M. Meekins
Yukihhiro Suma
Hiram W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
William Hard
Little Steel” Group
Russia
Germany
Paul Browder
Communist Party
Edwin 8. Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
James P. Pope
Idaho
Dunkelberger Leads Amateurs With 69 At Augusta Open
Washington’s Leo Walper posted 69 to reach 136 at the halfway mark, while Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point shot 69 to lead amateur standings with 142. Pros remained stacked behind, including Sam Snead and Bam Byrd, as the field eyed two final 18-hole rounds. Walper’s $5 stake on himself drew $1,750 if he wins, though he later said he was joking.
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Leo Walper
Little Washington Darkhorse
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
N. C
Frank Mutherin
Walper
Dutch) Harrison
Oak Park
Washingtonian
Harrison
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Bam Byrd
Philadelphia
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ed Dudley
John Bulla
Chicago
Char
Tuxedo Park
Relief Rolls Cut By Private Work
The Works Progress Administration reported that in October one 15 men left WPA rolls. Of 206 738 enrolled, 152 549 left voluntarily, about 73.8 percent, many to take private jobs. About 26.2 percent were discharged or laid off.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Owls Triumph as Powers Runs 102 Yards to Lead Temple
Temple defeats Florida 20 to 12 in an inter sectional game led by Jimmy Powers 102 yard kickoff return. The Owl backfield spurts include Al Juralewice end reversal and a 56 yard run by George One Chick, with Stevens adding the extra point after several key plays.
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John Piombo
Johnson
Paul Eller
Bud Walton
Jack Blalock
Walton Evers
Watson Rameau
Taylor
Walton
George
Chick
John Barrier
Dick Fox
Detours and detours as NC roadwork frustrates travelers
A Raleigh reader laments repeated detours on a trip through Liberty Siler City Pittsboro and Cary noting highway spending yet bumpy progress. He recalls longer drives and time added by detours and questions Southern hospitality pricing and civic efficiency.
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North Carolina
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Greensboro
Durham
Christmas Shopping Gathers Momentum in North Carolina
North Carolina shoppers spread through business districts decorated with evergreens and lights. On Capitol Square hawkers sold holly and trees while stores report brisk sales and peak stock levels. Willard L. Dowell notes strong demand for smaller goods and potential late-season gains if cold weather arrives.
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North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Square
Willard JL. Dowell
North Carolina Merchants Association
Dowell
Henderson outlines 13 points in national economy study
The hearing transcript notes Henderson building on Lubin and Thorp to map a 13 point framework for the national economy. Topics include concentration of economic power, price system, government policy, anti trust, corporate standards, mergers, credit for small enterprises, and data studies with focus on production trends and debt growth. The report also mentions Edsel Ford expected to testify on patent use in the auto industry. The Golden Horn entrance to the Bosporus is briefly described.
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WPA
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Joint Legislative Executive Group
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Isador Lubin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Willard Thorp
Dun and Bradstreet
Department of Commerce
Bureau of
Special Trains Planned for Rose Bowl Duke USC Game
Southern Railway announces a special train for the Rose Bowl game between Duke and the University of Southern California in Pasadena on January 2. The train departs High Point December 26 at 9 25 p m, arriving Los Angeles December 30, with routes via Atlanta New Orleans San Antonio El Paso. Round trip tickets cover the special train with return options on regular trains through January 15. Prices start around 15250 for standard pullman and 12650 for tourist pullman, with coach at 7625.
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University of Southern California
Pasadena
A. D. Saunders
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Salt Lake City
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Albuquerque
Kansas City
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Industrial leaders seek peace with government for recovery
Industrial leaders urge government acceptance of social responsibility and regulation to raise living standards, end unemployment, and gain public confidence. They advocate limiting government competition with private business and modifying the Warner Act to ease industrial strife while preserving its core aims.
Beekeeper Drops Tap Into Wall Honey Deposits
James F. Guinn, a local beekeeper, finds a honey source between kitchen walls. He inserted a spigot into the comb and now draws honey directly for pancake use from the hidden deposit.
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