Korean War

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# Title Date Summary
1 Observance of Veterans Day
Northern Iowan 119:22, p.4 		Trevor Meyers writes about the history of Veterans Day and why it is important to honor and celebrate veterans; photo.
2 South Korean government honors American veterans
Northern Iowan 109:15, p.1 		Over three hundred Korean War veterans were recognized nearly sixty years after the end of the Korean War. Veterans were awarded Ambassador for Peace medals for service in South Korea.
3 The 50th anniversary of the start of the Korean War
Public Relations News Release 1999:451, p.1 		Don Shepardson will discuss the fiftieth anniversary of the Korean War and also the reconciliation of North and South Korea.
4 All-college book campaign for Koreans will be March 4-8
College Eye 48:20, p.6 		Will collect books for Korean college.
5 Untitled
Alumnus 38:1, p.7 		Smith brothers are in Korea; photo.
6 Insight
College Eye 44:40, p.2 		Effects of Korean War.
7 Insight
College Eye 44:35, p.2 		War in Korea.
8 Friends in service
Alumnus 37:2, p.29 		Servicemen receive honors; photo.
9 Lange awarded badge
Alumnus 36:4, p.13 		Donald H. Lange receives Combat Infantryman Badge.
10 Service losses hurt '52-'53 basketball chances
Alumnus 36:4, p.12 		Season preview.
11 Promoted to corporal
Alumnus 36:4, p.4 		Ivan R. Stingley serving in Korea.
12 Call for tribute
College Eye 44:9, p.2 		Tribute should be established in honor of those making sacrifices in the Korean War.
13 Service held for Palmer
College Eye 44:7, p.5 		Stephen G. Palmer killed in Korea.
14 Give blood now
College Eye 43:25, p.2 		A reservist encourages the donation of blood to aid soldiers in Korea.
15 Untitled
College Eye 43:12, p.2 		Issues a challenge from the University of Idaho to donate more blood than they have.
16 Student fees raised from $36 to $40 per quarter submitted by the board by President J. W. Maucker
Public Relations News Release 1951:207, p.1 		Maucker's recommendation to the board read, in part, "recognizing the general increase in the price level of about ten percent since the beginning of the war in Korea, I believe it is equitable for students and their parents to bear their fair share.
17 Reader opinion
College Eye 43:10, p.2 		A reader's opinion on an extended GI Bill for Korean War veterans.
18 United States must defend Korea
College Eye 43:9, p.2 		Without the help of the US, Korea could be in big trouble.
19 Nelson announces faculty on leave
College Eye 42:40, p.1 		List of faculty who will be on leave in the fall; some will be on military duty.
20 Hilltopics
College Eye 42:36, p.2 		Korea is neither a beginning nor an end of American foreign policy--it is just one step in a war against communism.
21 Hilltopics
College Eye 42:35, p.2 		Notes significance of Korean War.
22 Looking backward over '50-'51
College Eye 42:32, p.1 		News highlights of the year.
23 Need uniform policy on deferment
College Eye 42:29, p.2 		United States should have national drafting policy.
24 Marine positions open for women
College Eye 42:24, p.8
25 Marine representatives on campus obtain twenty platoon enlistments
College Eye 42:24, p.8
26 Two qualifications issued by Navy
College Eye 42:24, p.8
27 Students report for examinations
College Eye 42:21, p.5 		Thirty students will take pre-induction physical examinations.
28 Untitled
College Eye 42:20, p.2 		New G.I. Bill will likely be passed.
29 New enlistment plan allows men students to finish year
College Eye 42:19, p.1 		A look at the new rules.
30 Former student wounded in Korean fighting
Alumnus 35:1, p.9 		Merle Johns wounded by shrapnel.
31 Military commitments cut registration total
Alumnus 35:1, p.2 		Winter quarter enrollment is 2488; 1036 men and 1452 women.
32 Former student killed in Korea
Alumnus 35:1, p.12 		Karle F. Seydel killed.
33 Enlistments, draft, reserves call many Panther athletes
Alumnus 35:1, p.11 		Many men cancel registrations to enlist.
34 Dear alumni:
Alumnus 35:1, p.3 		President Maucker outlines financial and enrollment situation in light of Korean War; photo.
35 Hoover speech raises protest
College Eye 42:14, p.2 		Disagrees with speech by former President Hoover on national defense.
36 Enlistment fever hits campus; 61 men cancel registrations
College Eye 42:14, p.1 		List of those who cancelled registration for military reasons.
37 New international organization is topic of debate tourney
College Eye 42:12, p.1 		Will debate formation of organization of non-communist nations.
38 All-out war or diplomatic solution
College Eye 42:12, p.2 		Situations in Korea worsen.
39 Korea, China, Japan hold spotlight
College Eye 42:11, p.2 		Summary of conditions in Asia.
40 Is World War III on the way?
College Eye 42:10, p.2 		Anti-American feelings rage in Korea.
41 Tension looms in Asia
College Eye 42:9, p.2 		Overview of post-war conditions in Korea, Indo-China, and Tibet.
42 Directive from defense secretary to clarify status of all reservists
College Eye 42:7, p.6 		Will allow reservists to have clearer idea of when they might be called to active duty.
43 Washington wire from Kim
College Eye 42:7, p.2 		Defends former Korean president Dr. Syngman Rhee.
44 Washington wire from Kim
College Eye 42:6, p.2 		Addresses concerns of citizens regarding Korea's division at the 38th parallel.
45 Phillips, first faculty member called for duty, to report to California
College Eye 42:5, p.8 		Is in Navy reserves.
46 File showing men's military status planned by Dean of Men, Registrar
College Eye 42:5, p.8 		Will be used in requests for deferment.
47 Rex Miller, sophomore leaves for Air Corps
College Eye 42:5, p.3
48 Washington wire from Kim
College Eye 42:5, p.2 		Addresses questions concerning the division of Korea at the 38th Parallel.
49 First faculty member ordered to service
College Eye 42:4, p.8 		Cecil Phillips called to active duty.
50 Becker called to army
College Eye 42:4, p.6 		William Becker called up by reserves.