TVA Policy Under Scrutiny In Congressional Hearings
Will Davis Thornton reports from Knoxville on a looming TVA inquiry over its use of subsidies and effect on private utilities, pitting public power goals against claims of unfair competition and potential bankability of TVA projects. The article traces history from 1933 wills to current director feud over public private power balance and possible government monopoly developments.
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Willis Thornton
NEA
Knoxville, Tenn
TVA
Alabama Power Co
Goorgia Power Co
Tennessee Electric Power Co
Mississippi Power Co
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Focal
Georgia Power Co
United States
Memphis
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Commonwealth and
Southern
IVA
Willkie
Lilienthal
H. A. Morgan
A. E. Morgan
Norris Dam
Weodell Willie
Hope Area Social Roundup and Local Visits
Washington Mrs June Pinegar and others visited relatives in Fulton while Lorenzi Tate of Magnolia spent the weekend here. Numerous Hope residents hosted guests, church events noted, and a birth announced for a son born Friday March 18.
Private utilities weigh buying rivals amid new ties
A wave of cooperation grows between publicly owned utilities and private firms as they consider private competitors. Reports note shifts in business posture and potential joint ventures as legislators eye streamlined access and shared infrastructure. Local mentions include residents enjoying entertainment and a hopeful recovery vibe from families visiting relatives.
Young Womans Association Formed In Little Rock
Reginald Tearden, A N Stroud and W J Stroud visited Little Rock on Tuesday. Mrs J P Byers and daughter Nell Jean spent the weekend in Nashville with Mrs Byers sister Mrs For rest Wilson. Local young women organized a Young Womans Association meeting at Mrs O A Williams home with a pot luck supper. Officers elected: president follyword Mrs June Pine war. vice president Miss Reba May. secretary Miss Mary Levins. treasurer Miss Mary Sue Stingley. reporter Miss Mary Kila Hubbard. program leaders Mrs Lorena Tate and Miss Thelima Smedley. Meeting to be held each Monday at Mrs Williams home. Mrs Reginald Bearden was a hon e Misitar Tuesday. Roxie Redmond visiting El Dorado. Presbyterian Auxiliary Bible study held Monday.
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Reginald Tearden
A. N. Stroud
W. J. Stroud
Littlea Rock
J. P. Byers
Nell. Jean
Nashville
Byers
Forrest Wilson
Young Womens Alsn
O. A. Williams
Young Womans Association
June Pinewar
Reba May
Mary Levins
Mary Sue Stingley
Mary Kila Hubbard
Lorena Tate
Thelima Smedley
Williames
Reginald Bearden
Roxie Redmond
E. B. Blackard
ElDorado
Presbyterian Auxilary
Church Meeting Led by Mrs J A Wilson in Revelation Lesson
An afternoon church gathering led by Mrs J A Wilson opened with the hymn Tell Me the Story of Jesus and prayer. The Bible lesson focused on Revelation with the theme Christ to Victory, highlighting Colombia as a major emerald source and noting Russia as a top producer of platinum.
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J. A. Wilson
Jesus
Colombia
Russia
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