Unity Between Georgia Press and Administration Emphasized
Governor Talmadge addressed the 21st Georgia Press Institute in Athens outlining areas for bi partisan cooperation. He urged editors and officials to pursue non political reforms including river basins education rural hospitals welfare, forest resources, harbor development and the new state department of commerce.
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Interesting Story Tells of Local Official Sheriff Charlie Wright
Macon columnist profiles Taylor County sheriff Charles J. Wright a 27 year old who despite youth draws praise for vim vigor and vitality. The article notes his marriage to Ruth Johnson of Monticello they live near Butler and have a daughter Linda. Wright a veteran with Army anti aircraft service is active in American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and fraternal groups.
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Colleges lack integrity says Brown at conference
Dr. Kenneth I. Brown, head of the Association of American Colleges, warned that American colleges neglect intellect and spiritual life in favor of building more structures, calling the trend regrettable yet containing some truth.
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