Crime

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	Title	Date	Summary
1201	President gives statement on bomb warnings College Eye 56:6, p.3	10/20/1961	Bomb threat called in recently; President Maucker outlines procedures.
1202	Stanard asks aid in crisis Stanard--David (Class of 1961) College Eye 52:18, p.8	2/10/1961	Feels cheaters must be ferreted out of ISTC classrooms; four students suspended for having keys to buildings so that they could alter grades.
1203	Thief has good taste, lousy judgment . . . College Eye 51:28, p.6	4/29/1960	Encourages whoever stole the paintings from the Commons to return them.
1204	Two 16th Century prints removed from Commons College Eye 51:28, p.2	4/29/1960	Two prints apparently stolen.
1205	We don't want a welfare state . . . College Eye 51:28, p.6	4/29/1960	Claims that Congress should stand up and do something about the increasing crime rate.
1206	Sobell conclusion . . . an injustice College Eye 51:18, p.6	2/12/1960	Talks about the Morton Sobell espionage case.
1207	Sobell case troubles public conscience College Eye 51:17, p.8	2/5/1960	Discusses the case of Morton Sobell, who was convicted of espionage and sentenced to 30 years in federal prison.
1208	Untitled Riter--Jeanine L. (Class of 1965) College Eye 50:23, p.7	3/13/1959	Crusade for a stolen book.
1209	Untitled Fisher--Phyllis (Class of 1958) College Eye 48:21, p.2	3/8/1957	Encourages students to write to the Governor concerning the murder trial of Jack Nutter.
1210	Burglars attempt $150,000 robbery of college funds College Eye 46:2, p.3	9/17/1954	Unsuccessful in attempt to open Business Office safe; photo.
1211	Intramurals College Eye 45:30, p.5	5/14/1954	Claims that someone has stolen the men's softball equipment and that if it is not returned, the league will be cancelled.
1212	Radio stolen from car in stadium parking lot College Eye 44:18, p.5	2/6/1953
1213	Board stresses value of locks College Eye 44:8, p.12	10/31/1952	Students should secure valuables to deter crime.
1214	Loss of encyclopedias, books, creates problem in library Buckingham--Della Kathryn (Classes of 1951 and 1953) College Eye 44:7, p.2	10/24/1952	Students should be responsible enough to treat library books properly.
1215	This can't be culture! College Eye 43:26, p.2	4/18/1952	Discusses the problems which arise from the recent theft of items from a student's art exhibit in the commons.
1216	Inspector investigates anonymous letters College Eye 40:27, p.8	4/22/1949	Letters "decry teaching profession".
1217	Wallace Book Shop robbed over weekend College Eye 39:38, p.3	7/16/1948	Several hundred dollars stolen.
1218	Brave students steal grade books attempting to learn grades received College Eye 39:33, p.3	6/11/1948	Around 1920, students broke into the Registrar's Office and stole the grade books so that they could see their grades; books were recovered; vault built as a result.
1219	Student League Board minutes College Eye 39:10, p.5	11/21/1947	Hear concerns about theft in parking lots, poor sidewalks; traffic.
1220	"Check reveals coeds are misusing mail service," says Hughes Rogers--Howard W. (Class of 1948) College Eye 39:4, p.4	10/10/1947	Cedar Falls postmaster says that some students have been enclosing letters and notes in their laundry bags.
1221	An editorial; thievery by invitation College Eye 38:19, p.2	2/7/1947	Gives advice on how to deal with the thief who has been stealing books, purses and many other miscellaneous objects.
1222	Can you top this? Co-ed buys own book College Eye 38:19, p.1	2/7/1947	Student misplaces textbook; buys a replacement and finds that it is the one that had been stolen from her.
1223	Letters to the editor College Eye 38:18, p.2	1/31/1947	Replies to the letter written the previous week concerning women dressed in their bathing suits, the roads to Sunset Village finally being repaired, the thief who has been stealing books from the bookstore, and the food being served at the Commons.
1224	Thief takes money from art instructor College Eye 38:17, p.8	1/24/1947	$50 stolen from Martha Fisher.
1225	Campus watchmen find campus 'tame' at night College Eye 33:42, p.4	7/31/1942	Walking the rounds with the night watchmen.
1226	Class notes Olsen--Katherine Muree (Classes of 1935 and 1940) College Eye 30:40, p.3	7/21/1939	News around the campus.
1227	Broken homes prove pitfall for modern youth College Eye 30:30, p.1	4/28/1939	Lorne Boylan writes on reasons for young men to turn delinquent.
1228	Campanile's red light calls the watchmen College Eye 30:30, p.1	4/28/1939	Signal had been located on power plant, but is more visible on the Campanile; when he sees the red light, the watchman calls to find out where help is needed.
1229	Unknown marksman exhibits skill College Eye 30:22, p.2	3/1/1939	Someone shot out a window of the Auditorium Building.
1230	Night watch 'gets' reporter Gaede down College Eye 30:17, p.2	1/27/1939	Erwin Gaede makes the rounds with the night watchman.
1231	"George" keeps men out of trouble College Eye 29:16, p.1	1/14/1938	George Counsell is the Cedar Falls police office on the College Hill beat; has never arrested a student; explains how he goes about his duties.
1232	Find your loss before it's taken College Eye 29:13, p.7	12/10/1937	New procedure for claiming lost and found items is result of thievery under previous system.
1233	Man prowls about campus College Eye 29:13, p.7	12/10/1937	Clarence Weir talks about his duties as a night watchman and the time key system that he uses.
1234	Help! Al Capone, Jr. prowls on campus College Eye 38:0, p.1	7/30/1937	Child pretends to be bad man.
1235	Chips and Quibs College Eye 27:10, p.2	7/31/1936	Briefly comments on the Campanile, the lights in the auditorium, the supervision of teachers, and stolen books.
1236	Miss W. Gilbert recovers field glasses before she is aware of loss College Eye 27:9, p.3	7/24/1936	Someone had stolen them from her car.
1237	Student's locker is rifled; $37 taken College Eye 27:9, p.4	7/24/1936
1238	Are students honest? Mrs. Bell thinks so College Eye 27:6, p.2	7/3/1936	Loses purse, but then finds it with the contents intact.
1239	Around a key goes; imprints a number; turnkey slips quietly on; Clarence Weir, watchman, tells of experiences on beat College Eye 27:32, p.1	2/21/1936	Clarence Weir talks about his work as a night watchman; explains timeclock system.
1240	"Financial ills bring marital grief"--Wood College Eye 27:23, p.1	12/2/1935	Judge George W. Wood speaks in Professor Thompson's family class.
1241	Are you a hitch-hiking Hattie? College Eye 27:23, p.4	12/2/1935	Notes risks of hitch-hiking.
1242	Lester flays crime in U.S.; twenty-five students hear talk by Department of Justice agent College Eye 27:22, p.1	11/22/1935	W. H. Lester talks about crime in America.
1243	College Eye reader objects to essay on the art of murder College Eye 27:51, p.2	8/2/1935	Disagrees with student's assertion that murder is a lost art.
1244	Decline of murder as an art laid to lack of intelligence Arends--Gordon H. (Class of 1935) College Eye 27:50, p.2	7/26/1935	Asserts that murder has lost its meticulous beauty.
1245	Parsons student warns Dean Reed of 'lawyer' crook College Eye 26:41, p.4	5/3/1935	Thief apparently traveling from campus to campus.
1246	"Little wrong with modern law" says speaker at forum College Eye 26:27, p.1	1/18/1935	S. C. Jacobson talks about the causes of crime.
1247	Jacobson to discuss crime at next forum College Eye 26:26, p.3	1/11/1935	S. C. Jacobson will speak.
1248	Harrington notes change in trend of crime reports College Eye 26:17, p.1	10/19/1934	Harry F. Harrington speaks on criminal activity.
1249	The social value of crime news College Eye 26:2, p.2	6/15/1934	Publicity relating to criminals is a benefit to society.
1250	Alert citizen is hero for night College Eye 25:29, p.3	2/2/1934	Citizens in Hudson avert what they thought was going to be a crime.

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