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Title Article Summary
Senator Gerald Nye, arms investigator, announced as speaker here October third; former Iowan to discuss his work in probe of munitions Profile of Senator Nye; photo.
Cross elected copy editor Of College Eye.
Date for freshman lecture is changed Dean Campbell will speak.
Teachers College student sees Dionne quints during summer; relates of home, family, and surroundings of famous five Gwen Wescott tells of her visit.
Autumn drama is "Post Road"; Homecoming play will be presented October 17 and 18 Preview of the play.
Boy Scout Day to attract 800 October fifth Schedule of activities.
Lambertson upholds Mussolini's policies at forum program Professor Lambertson gives his views on Ethiopian campaign.
Secretary wanted for 'Eye,' Old Gold
Crosby to play for "Round-Up" tonight
Second annual Pep Jamboree is September 27
Nine student poets have poems in new "Salon Anthology" Published by Beulah Vick Bickley, of Waterloo.
Geography group completes map of local land usage Gamma Theta Upsilon makes land usage map of Cedar Falls; made map of Elkader last year.
Tom Johnson is new Panther football coach; Illini graduate is recently appointed to fill vacancy To replace Dave McCuskey, who is recovering from an operation.
Debate plans are announced; to include tour of South during Christmas vacation Will include debate against team from Oxford University.
Summer school student's terrapin enters race at Lead, South Dakota; Kramer's "Tige" qualifies for final; fails to place Raymond Kramer's turtle won fifth place.