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Pound
Papers-Board of Regents Correspondence, May-Aug. 1933 |
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Jere Madison
Pound, and primarily Erle Cocke, Secretary-Treasurer of BOR; also Hughes
Spalding, Chairman of BOR; J.R. Dusenbury, financial officer for GSWC; and
Robert & Company, building contractors for the University System. |
Correspondence
centers primarily around finances and budget information, mileage, travel
vouchers, etc. Pound notes that the College has a strong need for an
"adequate auditorium or chapel" and proposes an addition to West Hall. Pound
writes Cocke about the possibility of using federal public works funds to do
this project. The BOR notifies all University System presidents that
representatives from Robert & Company will come and inspect their campuses
for repairs. Pound also writes that the chemistry department is in dire need
of supplies, and Cocke notifies him that supplies would be sent from the
defunct ninth district A & M school. |
Jere Madison
Pound, Erle Cocke, Hughes Spalding, Robert & Company |
VSU History,
Newspaper Clippings File, Bulletins, Faculty Minutes, Pine Branch, Campus
Glimpses, Pine Cone, Campus Canopy, Richard Holmes Powell, Frank Robertson
Reade |
May-August 1933 |