Morgan May Resign as TVA Chairman in policy clash
Washington rumors say Dr Arthur Morgan may resign as chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority after a long dispute with Lilienthal over TVA policy. Both men met President Roosevelt as renewal talks loom before the February contract deadline.
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Roosevelt push for executive reorganization rattles Congress
President Roosevelt’s state of the union and a special message push for a sweeping government reorganization sparks alarm in Congress. Critics fear placing the ICC and GAO under cabinet control risks political domination, threatening railroad rate independence and public spending oversight.
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Household 1.8 Questions and Everyday Tips
Household advice covers laundry methods for corduroy clothes and white sauce preparation. It suggests washing with mild soap and warm water, air drying, and oiling metal hinges to prevent rust. Cooking tips include salted peanuts with chocolate sauce over vanilla ice cream and frequent turning of candied sweet potatoes for even browning.
Kindliness Wears Well Quote by Ven Amburgh
A brief quote attributed to Ven Amburgh on lasting value of kindness. It asserts kindness outlasts politeness and courtesy, enduring beyond surface appearances and temporary social pranks, as a timeless personal virtue.
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