Public Relations News Release — January 3, 1945
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | German made American flag to fly over the university | Major Walter Brown brought back a flag from World War II that had replaced the swastika in the Hitler Square in Westphalia, Germany. The U. S. flag was made be reluctant German ladies. |
| 1 | Student Christian Association to sponsor religious emphasis week | Dr. David E. Roberts, Dr. Neal W. Klausner, and Dr. Vernon Bodein will speak during religious week activities. |
| 1 | Alumnus presents American flag that flew over a town square to convince the Germans that they had been defeated | Walter Brown donated the flag made by German women in a flag factory during the end of World War II. |
| 1 | Applications for participation in the national teacher examinations are being accepted | Dr. J. B. Paul announced that all arrangements for taking the examinations need to be completed by January 19. |
| 1 | Rev. Joseph Sittler will be the opening speaker during Religious Emphasis Week | Opening speaker announced. |
| 1 | Speaker announced for Religious Emphasis Week | Rev. Fr. Arthur J. Breen will speak to classes and lead several discussion groups. |
| 1 | Peoria, Illinois minister to speak | Rev. Ralph Grieser will lead discussion groups and speak to several classes during Religious Emphasis Week. |
| 1 | Grinnell College professor to be keynote speaker at faculty dinner | Dr. Neal W. Klausner will address the faculty during dinner and speak to serveral classes during Religious Emphasis Week. |
| 1 | Dr. Sittler to speak at Sunday morning chapel service | Religious Empahsis Week opens with Sunday morning and evening services. |