Georgia’s highways and politics stir public debate
The Taylor County weekly notes Georgia highway plans to pave Route 3 by end of 1931, discusses convict labor shifts, and comments on governors races, rail and drink driving issues, plus local clergy and agriculture. It cites Judge Rainey’s illness, Blalock’s long service, and industry worries from tobacco prices to manganese.
President LOUIE L MORRIS Thanks Georgia Press Association
President LOUIE L MORRIS thanks members at the Georgia Press Association annual convention in Barnesville for cooperation over the past year. He notes legislative efforts, district association work, Camp Committee’s Press Haven, and a growing Press Institute with Emory University and the University of Georgia. The message lauds journalism improvements and urges continued attendance and support.
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Georgia Press Association
Press Haven
Press Institute
Emory University
Henry Grady School of Journalism
University of Georgia
Georgia
Louie L. Morris
Free Speech and a Free Press Address Barnesville 1930
A July 22 1930 address before the Georgia Press Association in Barnesville urges strict honor in journalism and argues free speech and a free press are essential to liberty. The speaker warns against autocratic rule abroad and defends journalistic privilege while stressing truth as a shield against libel.
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America
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Jasper
Russia
Georgia Bar Association
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Europe
Thomas Jefferson
Men of
Romania
Taft
Fathers of the Republic
Alm
Ben Hur
John Milton
Charles II
Milton
Amon
Individd
No Paper
United States
All-Seeing Eye
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