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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1954

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4

Dixon Yates plan to build plant for TVA power

Southern Co linked to Dixon Yates to supply 107 million dollar steam plant near West Memphis Arkansas for TVA distribution in Memphis area replacing power from Paducah Kentucky. AEC and Budget Bureau disclosed negotiations on Eisenhower orders. Sen. Langer said he will probe contract despite personal legal costs.

Jet Atomic Energy Committee Sen. Langer R-Nd Senate Judiciary Committee

Mitchell Told To Give Facts On Private Power Plan

Washington August 24 Senate House Atomic Energy Committee demands on Democratic Chairman Stephen Mitchell to present evidence of malfeasance or impropriety in the Tennessee Valley private power contract controversy. Mitchell says he will attend the hearing but objects to prejudgment. Debate has included Eisenhower friendship with golfer Bobby Jones and questions about competitive bidding and presidential directives. The contract would be with Mid-South Utilities Inc. and the Atomic Energy Commission.

Washington Senate House Atomic Energy Committee Stephen Mitchell Tennessee Valley W. Sterling Cole RWY Joint Committee Mitchell Cole Eisenhower Chicago Senate Tennessee Valley Authority Bobby Jones Jones Congress Mid- South Utilities, Inc

Maryland vegetable growers urged to guard against disease

University of Maryland Extension vegetable specialist Andrew A Duncan warns irrigation can spread crop diseases. Spraying fungicide on leaves before irrigation forms a protective barrier. Plant pathologists say fungicides should protect foliage at all times, noting irrigation may accelerate cucurbit and tomato diseases. Duncan adds newer fungicides cling to leaves and spraying usually offers better control than dusting.

College Park Maryland University of Maryland Extension Andrew A Duncan Duncan

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