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Contains 30 Results:
Southwestern Power Administration, 1949-1950
Copy of agreement for construction and lease of electric transmission facilities between United States and Western Electric Cooperative; address of Douglas G. Wright at convention of Oklahoma Statewide Electric Cooperative.
Southwestern Power Administration, 1951
SPA appropriations; SPA continuing fund; Southeastern Power Administration continuing fund; preliminary draft of agreement between SPA and electric companies; information on areas served through agreements between SPA and electric companies; Keating Amendment; correspondents include Douglas G. Wright, American Public Power Association.
Southwestern Power Administration, Statements and Addresses, 1951
Southwestern Power Administration, 1952
Electric service for Anadarko, Oklahoma; information on legal proceedings involving SPA; analysis of revenue to be derived by the government from sale of SPA power; draft of agreement between SPA and electric companies; correspondents include Douglas G. Wright.
Southwestern Power Administration, Appropriations, 1952
SPA continuing fund; SPA appropriations; copy of H.R. 7176, Interior Department appropriations; proposed amendment to H.R. 7176; House and Senate Reports on H.R. 7176; Public Law 82-470 (H.R. 7176).
Southwestern Power Administration, Cost Analysis, 1952
Revised Cost Analysis of Southwestern Power Administration's Proposed Operations, 1952-1958; statistics on SPA revenue.
Southwestern Power Administration, Statements, 1952
Southwestern Power Administration, 1953-1955
SPA continuing fund; SPA contract with Western Electric Cooperative; administration's policies and attitude toward SPA; leasing of office space in Muskogee; SPA contracts with generating and transmitting cooperatives; correspondents include Carl Albert.
Taft-Hartley Act, Correspondence, undated, 1948
Correspondence concerning the possible revision or repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act.
Taft-Hartley Act, Correspondence, 1949
January; correspondence concerning the possible revision or repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act; correspondents include Southern Pine Industry Committee, Oklahoma State Typographical Conference, International Association of Machinists, American Council of Christian Churches, Southern States Industrial Council.
