Three Men in a Valley.

Focuses on the U.S. Congress investigation on the drawbacks in the administration of Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), a power company owned by the U.S. Government. Assessment of the economic conditions of African Americans residents in Knoxville, Tennessee; Information that TVA is an agency devoted to the development of a whole river valley in terms of public safety, public convenience and public welfare; Charges of dishonesty made by Arthur Morgan of TVA, whom U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt had removed for contumacy, against his fellow directors; Contributions of Morgan, an engineer, to the construction of TVA.