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82 Utility Corporations: Letters from the Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission Transmitting in Response to Senate Resolution No. 83 a Monthly Report on the Electric Power and Gas Utilities Inquiry I (1935)

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70TS CONGRsEeSSNT                     DOCUMENT 92
   1Set              SENATE             PART 82




      UTILITY CORPORATIONS



                   LETTER
                      ROM

              THE  CHAIRMAN OF

      THE  FEDERAL   TRADE   COMMISSION
                   TRANSMITTING

       IN RESPONSE TO SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 83
         SEVENTIETH CONGRESS, A MONTHLY
           REPORT ON THE ELECTRIC POWER
             AND GAS UTILITIES INQUIRY


                    No.  82
    HISTORY OF NATURAL GAS AND NATURAL GAS PIPE
       LINES IN UNITED STATES AND REPORTS ON
       Columbia Engineering & Management
                  Corporation
           Colorado Interstate Gas Co.
             Canadian River Gas Co.
           Mississippi River Fuel Corp.


             Filed with the Secretary of the Senate
                  November 15, 1956








                  UNITED STATES
              GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
                  WASHINGTON : 1936
10Q7

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