Morgan May Resign as TVA Chair in Policy Clash
Rumors swirled in Washington that Dr Arthur E. Morgan would resign as chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority after a protracted dispute with LV Lilienthal over policy. The pair pressed President Roosevelt for a decision as deadlines loom before the February 3 contract renewal with private utilities. A national power policy was sought by Interior Secretary Ickes to govern all future and existing TVA projects.
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TVA
Washington
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
David Lilienthal
Gencemen
Roosevelt
Lilienthal
Wisconsin
Phil la Follette
Doctor Morgan
Ickes
Runciman
British Board of Trade
New York
White House
Georges Bonnet
France
Andre de Laboulaye
Great Britain
Mr. Runciman
United States
M. Bonnet
Paris
Plan to reorganize government for efficiency as urged by Roosevelt
Aware of federal red tape and sprawling agencies, Roosevelt advocates a businesslike overhaul with Merriam Brownlow Gulick guidance. He proposes folding 140 units under cabinet departments, adding two new welfare and public works departments, and expanding the civil service to remove politics from government service. The plan aims to save money and streamline operations amid political opposition and concerns over civil service expansion.
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Congress
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Louis Brownlow
Luther Gullick
Charles Merriam
Department of Social Welfare
Department of Public Works
White House
Executive
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Budget Bureau
Earl Godwin Ashington
Washington
Navy
Wilson
Charles E. Merriam
Department of Political Science
Chicago University
Merriam
Chicago
Public Administration Clearing House
Luther Gulick
Institute of Public Administration
New York City
Columbia University
New York
Maine
Massachusetts
Virginia
United States
Dutchess
N. Y
Roosevalt
State Department
Ieiade
Garfield
Charles Dana
New York Sun
Grover Cleveland
Senate
House
Chester A. Arthur
Byrd
Union
District of Columbia
Werlgrn Newspapey Union
Cleaning and cooking tips from a vintage kitchen notice
A fragment from a newspaper wire service offers kitchen guidance. It covers washing old cookware with mild soap and warm water, rinsing and drying, and hints at serving salted peanuts with chocolate sauce over vanilla ice cream. It also includes oven reheating notes, tips to brown baked sweet potatoes, and basic white sauce preparation with flour, milk, salt, and pepper.
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Supreme Court
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Anderson
Ind
Knudsen
G. E. Boysen
Flint Alliance
Martin
Flint
la Follette
Senate Committee On Civil Liberties
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National Guard
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Mr. Wallace
Russia
Spain
Bean
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Chilston
Litvinov
London Committee
Germany
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Flest
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Western Air Express
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A. L. Loomis
Omaha
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Cleveland
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Africa
Borneo
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Department of Commerce
Far West
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Hayden
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Mcus Sam
Kentucky
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Seventh Cavalry
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Treasury
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Gen, Goering
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