State College of Agriculture praised by Georgia lawmakers
The Georgia House agricultural committees praise the State College of Agriculture for its farm extension and demonstration work. Dr. Phil Campbell reports detailed expenditures and activities. Lawmakers form a subcommittee to consider increasing operating revenue beyond existing funds. The editorial lauds the college as a vital state asset despite capital limits.
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McCumber Defeat Signals GOP Shift in Senate
A vivid retrospective notes J McCumber's crushing loss to Governor Frazier reshaping the Old Guard in the Senate. It cites Newberry and Northwest leaders, threats to Truman era policies, and the party’s fragile unity as the defeat reverberates through party leadership and state politics.
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Varsity Baseball Hopes Rise Amid Weather Delays
Athens residents report late winter weather slows outdoor sport plans at the University of Georgia. Emory College remains focused on building a strong varsity team, with early practice underway once conditions permit. A stolen sign from C A Scudder’s jewelry shop prompts police attention and calls for enforcement. Reverend H R Bernard returns from Macon after promoting Church Development at Mercer Theological School. Local social notes mention Miss Cordelia Watking visiting and Miss Daisy Colbert’s travel. the Ladies Friday Morning Whist Club met at Mrs L H Charbonnier’s home.
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Why Athens Should Vote For Bonds and Improvements
Athens faces a pivotal bonds vote to fund river street bridge approaches and university support. Proponent T. Larry Gantt argues improved roads attract state and federal aid, boost trade, and spur regional growth, warning against fiscal stagnation. He cites cotton value, university impact, and nearby towns as reasons to act.
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