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Pound Papers:
Chancellor of University System Correspondence, Sept.-Dec. 1933 |
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Jere Madison
Pound, and primarily Chancellor Philip Weltner; also Marion Smith, an
Atlanta attorney; and T.W. Reed, registrar at the University of Georgia. |
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correspondence between Pound and Weltner. Pound is interested in the will of
Dr. Thomas E. Mitchell, regarding trust funds he bequeathed for a
scholarship at the Georgia State Teachers College (which became defunct). He
wanted to see if these funds could be used at Valdosta; however, after a
legal review by Atlanta attorney Marion Smith, it was determined this could
not be done. Weltner visited the GSWC campus in early October. Included in
the correspondence was a report from Guy Wells, president of South Georgia
Teachers College in Statesboro, on the successful speech given there by
George Washington Carver. Weltner encourages all University System
presidents to have such speakers (Pound notes a tight budget). There is also
a letter from Weltner regarding Pound's recovering from surgery. |
Jere Madison
Pound, Philip Weltner, George Washington Carver |
VSU History,
Newspaper Clippings File, Bulletins, Faculty Minutes, Pine Branch, Campus
Glimpses, Pine Cone, Campus Canopy, Richard Holmes Powell, Frank Robertson
Reade |
Sept.-Dec. 1933 |