TVA Director testifies before Senate Committee. Washington D.C June 29. TVA Director David E. Lilienthal, testifying before a Senate Agricultural Committee, today answered charges that the administrations new Flood Control and Power Bill would endanger private power holdings. Lilienthal presented fi
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