Morgan Seeks TVA Chairmanship in Court Fight
In Knoxville chancery court, Dr. Arthur E. Morgan filed a mandamus suit to be recognized as TVA board chairman and receive back pay after removal by President Roosevelt. The suit names TVA, directors H. A. Morgan and David Lilienthal, and asks for a declaratory judgment voiding removal. The case signals a wider party and policy clash as Justice Department prepares to contest the action.
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Real Drive on Low Mood Opens New Fiscal Year Push
The administration launches what it calls the real drive on low mood with the new fiscal year. Relief agencies, the army and navy, public works, and federal lending bodies may release about 8.5 billion dollars, much of it returnable to the treasury. Officials cite 10.5 million unemployed and aim for an upturn by Labor Day, though economists warn a year may be needed to regain pre last summer levels.
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New Deal wage law and WPA boosts stir doubts in Washington
A Washington column analyzes three incidents that fuel doubt about New Deal aims. The 1938 wage hour law tightens federal control on interstate employers. Harry Hopkins announces a WPA pay raise for Southern unskilled workers, provoking industry fears and higher costs. A Williams WPA speech urges workers to back friends at elections, feeding political controversy over relief policy.
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Nystagmus Describe Eye Disorder and Causes
Nystagmus is a condition where eye muscles move involuntarily for brief periods. It occurs with dizziness from rotation, after cerebellum or ear vestibule injury, or after prolonged eye strain such as in dim mining light.
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Harvesting Coffee in Mexico and Central America Practice
Coffee is harvested in Mexico from October to February. In Central America two or three pickings are required due to unequal crop maturity.
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Combine Crochet and Cross Stitch Pattern 6106
Transfer pattern offers two motifs 6 by 11 inches two motifs 4 by 12 inches and two motifs 5 by 6 inches with crochet and embroidery directions color schemes and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY.
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