Atlanta Constitution
- The Atlanta Constitution. 1941. "Clark Howell Resigns, Beaver
Refuses To Quit Regent's Post." The Atlanta Constitution (June 27),
1.
- The Atlanta Constitution. 1941. "Talmadge Rebukes Arnall For
Decision." The Atlanta Constitution (June 27), 1.
- The Atlanta Constitution. 1941. "Resignation Is Refused By
Regent Hunter, 'Feel Governor Talmadge Will Be Delighted,' He Says." The
Atlanta Constitution (June 22), 1.
- The Atlanta Constitution. 1941. "Purge Might Force Colleges
To Close Down, Check Shows Large Percentage Of Teachers Are Not Natives."
The Atlanta Constitution (June 28), 1.
- The Atlanta Constitution. 1941. "Talmadge's Explanation Of
Cocking Row." The Atlanta Constitution (June 19), 9.
- The Atlanta Constitution. 1941. "Talmadge Hints Cut In University
Budget." The Atlanta Constitution (June 19), 1.
- The Atlanta Constitution. 1941. "Budget Ax May Be Used Against
Cocking, Talmadge Thought Not Through With University Deans." The Atlanta
Constitution (June 18), 1.
- The Atlanta Constitution. 1941. "Pittman Letters on Use of
Land Made Public." The Atlanta Constitution (June 21), 10.
- Drake, Frank. 1941. "Governor Calls For Three Regents To Quit Posts,
Chairman Sandy Beaver, Vice Chairman Hunter, Bell Affected." The Atlanta
Constitution (June 21), 1.
- Greene, Luke. 1941. "New Hearing Is Ordered In Cocking Case: Dean
'Ain't Going' To Stay At University, Governor Says." The Atlanta Constitution
(June 29), 1.
- Greene, Luke. 1941. "Arnall 'Enters' Governor Race, Flays 'Tyrant.'"
The Atlanta Constitution (June 28), 1.
- Greene, Luke. 1941. "Investigation Of Professors, Texts Looms, Talmadge
Orders List Of 'Foreign Teachers' At University." The Atlanta Constitution
(June 20), 1.
- Greene, Luke. 1941. "Cocking Wins Re-Election By Regents, 8 To 7,
Pittman Hearing Postponed To Next Meeting, July 14." The Atlanta Constitution
(June 17), 1.
- Greene, Luke. 1941. "Dean Cocking, Dr. Pittman To Get Hearing, Governor,
Regent Board To Conduct Probe Tomorrow." The Atlanta Constitution
(June 15), B1.
Atlanta Journal
- The Atlanta Journal. 1941. "Text Of Dr. Pittman's WSB Talmadge
Reply, Governor Declared Unfair To Entire State Of Georgia." The Atlanta
Journal (August 2), 23.
- The Atlanta Journal. 1941. "Cocking Case Intimidation Reports
Grow, Was Offered Bribe, Then Threatened, Dean's Servant Says." The
Atlanta Journal (July 15), 2.
- The Atlanta Journal. 1941. "Miller Bell Says Regents 'Bounced'
Him, Judge Jackson is Seated by Board - Court Action Hinted." The Atlanta
Journal (July 15), 1.
- The Atlanta Journal. 1941. "'No Politics Involved,' State
Regents Declare." The Atlanta Journal (July 15), 2.
- Craig, Pete. 1941. "With Voice Cracking, Cocking Denies He Ever Advocated
Race Equality." The Atlanta Journal (July 15), 2.
- Gregory, C.E. 1941. "Pittman, Cocking Out, 10-5, All New Regents
Side With Talmadge." The Atlanta Journal (July 15), 1, 4.
Bailes, Sue
- Bailes, Sue. 1969. "Eugene Talmadge And The Board Of Regents Controversy."
The Georgia Historical Quarterly 53, no. 4 (December), 409-423.
Bernd, Joseph L.
- Bernd, Joseph L. 1982. "White Supremacy And The Disenfranchisement
Of Blacks In Georgia, 1946." The Georgia Historical Quarterly 64,
no. 4 (Winter), 492-513.
Brooks, Robert Preston
- excerpts (pp. 173, 180-181, 186-196) detailing 1941 Board of Regents
controversy from Robert Preston Brooks' book, The University of Georgia
Under Sixteen Administrations, 1785-1955 (Athens, Georgia: The University
of Georgia Press, 1956).
Bulloch Times
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "Friends Endorse Head of College, Refute
Charges Dr. Pittman Unfitted for Position Held Here For Past Seven Years."
Bulloch Times (June 5), 1, 3.
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "'What's the Big Idea?'" Bulloch Times
(June 5), 4.
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "Friends Prepare Defend Pittman, Will
Seek to Refute Charges Before Regents Affecting His Work Here." Bulloch
Times (June 12).
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "Pittman Case is Again Postponed, Hearing
Set For Last Monday is Re-Assigned For Disposition Monday, July 14." Bulloch
Times (June 9), 1.
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "Says Georgia Not Tolerate Hitler, Arnall
Practically Makes Announcement of Candidacy For Governor Next Term." Bulloch
Times (July 3), 3.
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "President's Head Falls As Talmadge Wields
Axe, Regents Decide to Oust Pittman, Newly Organized Board Bt 10-to-5 Vote
Accedes to Demands of the Governor." Bulloch Times (July 17), 1,
3.
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "'What's The Big Idea?'" Bulloch Times
(July 17), 4.
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "Eyes that Will Not See." Bulloch
Times (July 24), 4.
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "Gates Made Head Teachers College." Bulloch
Times (July 31), 1, 7.
- Bulloch Times. 1941. "Cordial Welcome, Dr. Gates." Bulloch
Times (July 31), 4.
- Turner, D. B. 1941. "Georgia for Georgians." Bulloch Times
(July 24), 4.
Cobb, James C.
- Cobb, James C. 1975. "Not Gone, But Forgotten: Eugene Talmadge And
The 1938 Purge Campaign." Georgia Historical Quarterly 59, no. 2
(September), 198-209.
Cook, James F.
- Cook, James F. 1973. "The Georgia Gubernatorial Election Of 1942."
The Atlanta Historical Bulletin (Spring/Summer) 18, no. 1, 7-19.
- Cook, James F. 1995. "Eugene Talmadge, 1933-1937, 1941-1943." In
James F. Cook (ed.) The Governors Of Georgia, 1754-1995. Macon,
Georgia: Mercer University Press, 228-234.
Davenport, Walter
- Davenport, Walter. 1941. "The Fuehrer Of Sugar Creek." Collier's
108 (December 6), 16, 71-73.
Davis, John Walker
- Davis, John Walker. 1998. "An Air Of Defiance: Georgia's State Flag
Change Of 1956." The Georgia Historical Quarterly 82, no. 2 (Summer),
305-330.
Galloway, Tammy Harden
- Galloway, Tammy Harden. 1995. "Tribute Of The Masses And A Champion
Of The People: Eugene Talmadge And The Three Dollar Tag." The Georgia
Historical Quarterly 79, no. 3 (Fall), 673-684.
George-Anne
- The George Anne. 1941. "Students Ask Support: Resolutions
Adopted, Representatives Meet." The George Anne 15, no. 3 (November
3), 1.
- The George Anne. 1942. "Pittman Accepts College Position:
Ousted President Goes To Louisiana State Teachers College." The George
Anne 15, no. 7 (February 2), 1.
- The George Anne. 1942. "Students Plan Talmadge Defeat: College
Of University System Begin Drive, End Talmadgeism And Restore Former Position."
The George Anne 15, no. 12 (May 1), 1.
Herndon, Jane Walker
- Herndon, Jane Walker. 1986. "Ed Rivers And Georgia's Little New Deal."
The Atlanta Historical Bulletin 30, no. 1 (Spring), 97-105.
Kytle, Calvin
- Kytle, Calvin. 1948. "A Long, Dark Night For Georgia." Harper's
Magazine 197, no. 1180 (September), 55-64.
Lemmon, Sarah McCulloh
- Lemmon, Sarah McCulloh. 1954. "The Ideology Of Eugene Talmadge."
The Georgia Historical Quarterly 38, no. 3 (September), 226-248.
McDonald, Binford & Johnson
- McDonald, Laughlin, Michael B. Binford and Ken Johnson. 1994. "Georgia."
In Chandler Davidson and Bernard Grofman (eds.) Quiet Revolution In
The South: The Impact Of The Voting Rights Act, 1965-1990. Princeton,
New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 67-102.
McGill, Ralph
- McGill, Ralph. 1941. "It Has Happened Here." Survey Graphic: A
Magazine Of Social Interpretation 30, no. 9 (September), 449-453.
- McGill, Ralph. 1947. "How It Happened Down In Georgia." The New
Republic 116, no. 4 (January 27), 12-15.
The Nation
- The Nation. 1941. "Governor Talmadge's Latest Exploit." The
Nation 153, no.5 (August 2), 83.
- The Nation. 1943. "Probably A Good Deal of the Evil. . ."
The Nation 156, no.6 (February 6), 184.
- Daniels, Jonathan. 1941. "Book Burners And Their Motives." The
Nation 153, no. 16 (October 18), 375.
- Daniels, Jonathan. 1941. "Witch-Hunt in Georgia." The Nation
153, no. 5 (August 2), 93-94.
- Stolberg, Benjamin. 1936. "Buzz Windrip, Governor Of Georgia." The
Nation 142, no. 3687 (March 4), 269-271.
- Stolberg, Benjamin. 1936. "Buzz Windrip, Governor Of Georgia." The
Nation 142, no. 3688 (March 11), 316-318.
The New Republic
- The New Republic. 1947. "Talmadge's Triumph Over Georgia."
The New Republic 116, no. 4 (January 27), 7.
New York Times
- The New York Times. 1941. "Georgia University Students Carry
Protest On Politics To Talmadge's Atlanta Office." The New York Times
(October 16), 18.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Talmadge Assails Teachers College,
His Paper Calls It 'A Diploma Factory' And 'Spawning Ground For Subversive
Activities.'" The New York Times (August 2), 16.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Teachers Assail Coudert Inquiry,
Aid For Forces In Georgia." The New York Times (August 27), 21.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Urges Burning Rosenwald Books."
The New York Times (August 2), 16.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Students Burn Talmadge Effigy."
The New York Times (October 15), 23.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Conference Drops Georgia University,
Ousting Of Dean Cocking By Regents Held Political." The New York Times
(October 14), 21.
- The New York Times. 1941. "The True South." The New York
Times (October 16), 20.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Urges Accrediting Of Georgia Colleges,
Regent Implores Southern Group Not To Drop State Institutions." The
New York Times (November 4), 21.
- The New York Times. 1941. "The Inimitable Talmadge." The
New York Times (December 3), 18.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Ousts Three Georgia Regents, Talmadge
Acts Against Those Favoring Rehiring Iowa Teacher." The New York Times
(June 21), 18.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Georgia Regents Act To Rehire Ousted
Ten, Session With Robert At Airport Is Challenged By Talmadge." The
New York Times (November 21), 19.
- The New York Times. 1941. "College Body Bars Ten In Georgia
Group, Southern Association Drops All In State University System And Assails
Governor." The New York Times (December 5), 46.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Talmadge Scoffs At Press." The
New York Times (December 5), 46.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Association Drops Two Georgia Schools,
Taken Off Approved List For Political Interference." The New York Times
(November 3), 7.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Educators Rebuke Talmadge Actions,
Georgia Governor Is Assailed For Ouster Of Dean Seeking Coeducation Of
Races." The New York Times (December 29), 10.
- The New York Times. 1941. "New Regents Oust Georgia Educators,
Talmadge First Appears at a Hearing to Accuse Two of Racial-Equality Opinion."
The New York Times (July 15).
- The New York Times. 1941. "Named to Replace Dr. Cocking."
The New York Times (July 17).
- The New York Times. 1941. "Board Hear Ends Grants to Georgia,
General Education Will Stop Aiding With Funds Because of 'Recent Events.'"
The New York Times (July 19), 13.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Talmadge Strikes at Atlanta Press,
He Threatens News Ban for 'Attitude' on Ousted Educators." The New York
Times (July 22), 22.
- The New York Times. 1941. "Exciting Times in Georgia." The
New York Times (July 23), 18.
- The New York Times. 1943. "Georgia Colleges Are Accredited."
The New York Times (January 31), 47.
- The New York Times. 1943. "Georgia Regents Ended, Governor
Signs Bill To Keep Politics Out Of Education." The New York Times
(January 23), 19.
- The New York Times. 1943. "New Georgia Regents Named." The
New York Times (January 26), 11.
- The New York Times. 1943. "Georgia Rehires Teacher, New Regents
Recall Pittman, Ousted In Talmadge Regime." The New York Times (January
27), 23.
- The New York Times. 1943. "A.M.A. Ends Georgia Curb, School
Again on List After Action in Talmadge Regime." The New York Times
(February 15), 3.
- Camp, Edwin. 1941. "Talmadge Stirs Up A Storm, Governor Of Georgia
Is Charged With Following Example Of Huey Long." The New York Times
(July 27), 8.
- Davies, Lawrence E. 1941. "Nazi Suppression Of Universities Peril
To U.S., Says Raymond Fosdick, Warns Educators At Stanford University Of
A Mentality Not Confined To Germany." The New York Times (October
2), 20.
Newsweek
- Newsweek. 1941. "Talmadge On The Warpath: Five Georgia Educators
Ousted In 'Racial Equality' Probe." Newsweek 18, no. 4 (July 28),
50.
Novotny, Patrick
- Eugene Talmadge, Ellis Arnall and the 1941 Board of Regents Controversy
Plymel, Larrie Grant
- Crisis in Higher Education in Georgia: Eugene Talmadge and the
Board of Regents Affair, 1941-1943, thesis presented for Masters of
Arts degree at Valdosta State College, August 1971.
Savannah Morning News
- The Savannah Morning News. 1946. "Talmadge Terms Dictatorship
Cry As Ridiculous, He Addresses Large Audiences At Baxley And Swainsboro."
The Savannah Morning News (July 12), 10.
Shurbutt, T. Ray
- excerpt discussing the 1941 controversy from T. Ray Shurbutt's Georgia
Southern: Seventy-Five Years of Progress and Service (Statesboro, GA:
Georgia Southern Foundation, 1982).
Survey Midmonthly
- Survey Midmonthly. 1941. "Lynching At The Capitol." Survey
Midmonthly 77, no. 8 (August), 240.
Time
- Time. 1941. "Lynching In Georgia." Time 38, no. 4 (July
28), 37.