Appears before T.V.A. Committee. Washington, D.C., Nov. 19. Dean Thomas Poe Cooper, of the Univ. of Kentucky, told the TVA Committee today that TVA fertilizer experiments have benefited the nation. Cooper, described what he called close cooperation between TVA and land grant colleges in seven states
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