The Archive · 1938

TENNESSEE VALLEY

FEUD CLIMAX

Senator Asks Resignation of 'T.V.A. Director Washington, Senator George W. Norr: dent Republican of Nebraska, to-day demanded in the Senate that Mr Arthur Morgan, director of the Ti nessee Valley Authorit; mediate! resign from office in order to settle the present feud a g the directors. r. Morgan resigned, Sena-aid, he would introduce a resolution to remove him from office.

Mr, Morgan is chairman of the T.V.A. directorate and previously had Leen asked to resign in a letter sent to President Roosevelt by Mr. Harcourt A. Morgan and Mr. David Lilienthal, also T.V.A. directors, The President warned the three directors yesterday that unless they could settle their differences, ould ye to force resi possibly appointing an æntir directorate. None of the three directors gave any indication to-day of his intention of resigning.—United Press.

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