Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1937 — Page 31
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3-WAY ATTACK | BEGUN AGAINST TVA INJUNCTION
Authority - Appeals Ruling Blocking Program of Expansion.
By United Press
COVINGTON, Ky, April 16— |]
A three-way attack against a Federal further expansion of the Tennessee Valley Authority's power project . Was made today before the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals here by James L Fly, TVA general counsel. The attack opened a hearing on the Authority's appeal from an inJunction granted by Federal Judge John J. Gore of Tennessee which
has halted - TVA expansion since Dec. 22.
The injunction was granted to 19
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asked the restraining order pending disposition of a suit to determine TVA's constitutionality. Mr. Fly asked the Court to overrule Judge Gore's injunction on the following counts: - 1. The suit should have been brought in the Northern District of Alabama, “where the TVA is domiciled,” instead of the Eastern District of Tennessee. ~ 2. There is a misjoinder of plaintiffs. Several of the 18 companies in the suit do not have any direct interest in the suit.
Claims Judge Erred
3. Judge Gore erred in presuming TVA was only a power program ignoring the Supreme Court decision in the Ashawander case which
recognized the broader aspects of TVA's flood control program. “The case which the 18 companies bring to this Court today,” Mr. Fly said, “is an awful collection of debris from the Ashawander case which the Supreme Court has already decided.” The Ashawander case brought by private utilitysinterests against TVA was decided in the Supreme Court in March, 1936, with .a victory for the Government. In this case the Court did not rule on broad aspects of TVA but upheld the right of the TVA to manufacture, transmit and sell power generated at ~ Muscle Shoals, Ala.
"NATURE CLUB OUTING
Nature Study Club members are to hold an all-day outing Sunday along Flat Rock River near Waldron, Busses have been chartered to leave Monument Circle at 8 a. m. The trip is sponsored by the Geological and Archaelogical Committee.
Manual Training High School June seniors made plans to follow | a 28-year-old custom and plant a |
clinging ivy vine at the school today as a remembrance. who made the plans were (left to right) : Hilda Kleffner, who wrote the Ivy. Day song; Stumpf, social committee man; Thomas O’'Nan, chairman, and Don Emery, class president.
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'NYA and University Employ Great Majority. of "Workers.
By United Press ’ SOUTH BEND, April 16.—Ap- | proximately 817, or more than one | of every four students registered at the University of Notre Dame, are defraying expenses through campus employment, Frank W. Lloyd, | University controller, said today. The total employed this year increased from the figure of 385 in | 1929, with total enrollment approxi- | mately the same—2960 students.
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RAHKE SLOT MACHINE TRIAL IS POSTPONED
Trial of Emil K. Rahke, 4146 N. Meridian St., on a slot machine
| picipal Court vesterday. Rahke is | alleged to be the owner of slot machines confiscated in a raid Tuesday
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