Price--Malcolm Poyer (President of ISTC)

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	Title	Date	Summary
351	Reunion dinner at Des Moines Alumnus 28:1, p.11	1/1/1944	Commemorate first anniversary of college radio program.
352	All students, Army, Navy on campus unite tonight for Yuletide ceremony College Eye 35:14, p.1	12/17/1943	Description of the initial tree lighting ceremony.
353	Christmas Carols Public Relations News Release 1943:141, p.1	12/14/1943	The students, teachers, and faculty of Iowa State Teachers college will be singing Chirstmas carols togeter as they light the campus Christmas tree.
354	"Hi soldier, welcome back" is greeting given visiting servicemen College Eye 35:12, p.1	12/3/1943	ISTC is prepared for service men and women who return to visit campus; photo.
355	One Year of Broadcasting Public Relations News Release 1943:126, p.1	11/1/1943	Iowa State Teahers College will celebrate its first year of broadcasting by having a broadcast of 50,000 watts between 5:30 PM and 7:15 PM that night.
356	Bravery awards to be presented Sunday afternoon College Eye 35:8, p.1	10/29/1943	Distinguished Flying Cross and five Air Medals will be presented to families of local men.
357	President Price Speaks to Students Public Relations News Release 1943:120, p.3	10/7/1943	President Price was a key-note speaker for a symposium on the subject "Youth Faces War."
358	A practical laboratory in home economics education Alumnus 27:4, p.2	10/1/1943	Five students move into home with Professor Sutherland to study real home economics; photo.
359	Opening convocation held Alumnus 27:4, p.19	10/1/1943	Formal matriculation convocation called by President Price; first in a planned series.
360	Army instructor speaks at men's union dinner College Eye 35:2, p.6	9/17/1943	Men's Union held dinner for all college men.
361	'Catch step' says Dr. Price College Eye 35:1, p.1	9/9/1943	President Price welcomes freshmen to ISTC; photo.
362	Price speaks to senior counselors College Eye 35:1, p.7	9/9/1943	Advises that students will get the most out of college by participating in religious activities, keeping a strong scholastic record, and attending lectures and musical performances.
363	Three swats with towel gets bats College Eye 35:1, p.2	9/9/1943	Bats have been entering a faulty chimney in the President's House.
364	Summer Session Graduation Ceremony Public Relations News Release 1943:106, p.5	8/17/1943	Dr. Robert Bell Browne delivered a speech to the 194 student. Reverend Paul Brown delivered the invocation, and President Malcolm Price presented the degrees, diplomas, and certificates. A list of graduates are included.
365	Keep progressing advises President at KDP dinner College Eye 34:41, p.1	8/13/1943	Excerpts from President Price's address.
366	Reception, dinner fete graduates at Commencement College Eye 34:41, p.3	8/13/1943
367	Honorary fraternity to hear president College Eye 34:40, p.3	8/6/1943	President Price will speak to Kappa Delta Pi.
368	Professionalizing of teaching aired at all-college assembly College Eye 34:40, p.1	8/6/1943	Hear about professional education associations.
369	Education's war problems is theme of convocation College Eye 34:39, p.1	7/30/1943	Will give students an opportunity to learn about educational associations; photo.
370	Future teachers hold convocation August 4 College Eye 34:38, p.3	7/23/1943
371	Rotarians urge naming street for Pres. Seerley College Eye 34:38, p.1	7/23/1943	Will present resolution to city to name 24th Street in honor of President Seerley.
372	President's reception for students Sunday College Eye 34:36, p.1	7/9/1943
373	President "at home" to summer students College Eye 34:35, p.2	7/2/1943	Will receive students.
374	The President's message to a college at war Price--Malcolm Poyer (President of ISTC) College Eye 34:35, p.4	7/2/1943	President Malcolm Price claims that it is vital to continue to educate and train teachers during the war.
375	Branch School art classes sketch pigs, cows in fields College Eye 34:34, p.4	6/25/1943
376	College appreciates local housing aids College Eye 34:34, p.1	6/25/1943	Appreciates local people who made housing available for summer session students.
377	Neighbors Help House Students Public Relations News Release 1943:93, p.1	6/23/1943	Neighbors have allowed summer school students to live in their house, in response to a shortage of housing at the school. President Price thanked the community for their generosity.
378	Dr. Sage to address Branch School students on post-war settlements College Eye 34:33, p.4	6/18/1943	Series of lectures and concerts offered at branch summer schools.
379	"One butch haircut, delivery now made" College Eye 34:32, p.1	6/11/1943	Dean Nelson's humorous request for reimbursement for a haircut.
380	Student war effort praised by President Price College Eye 34:32, p.1	6/11/1943	President Price addresses summer students on the effects of war on campus.
381	Miss Lillian Lambert Resigns Public Relations News Release 1943:87, p.1	6/10/1943	After thirty-six years, Miss Lillian Lambert has resigned. A biography is included.
382	Dr. Price gives senior awards College Eye 34:31, p.1	6/4/1943	List of scholarship and Purple and Old Gold Award winners.
383	Presidents message to college at war Old Gold 0:0, p.20	6/1/1943	President Malcolm Price's message to the students that the priority of the school is still to educate future teachers and that they must be trained in the prpoer use of freedoms that the war is trying to maintain; photo.
384	Thinclads Battle Through Tough Schedule Old Gold 0:0, p.177	6/1/1943	The trackmen were unable to overcome the pinch of being a veteranless squad and failed to recapture the title in the North Central Conference meet and the 1943 squad met fate of other sports and was cancelled for duration of the war; photo.
385	Class of 1943 Public Relations News Release 1943:76, p.2	5/21/1943	President Malcom Price will preside over the cerimony that will deliver over 200 deplomas to the graduating class.
386	Food Shortage in the Commons Public Relations News Release 1943:77, p.1	5/21/1943	The university has no ration on food, so students over eating are causing a food shortage, at times. President Price is trying to respond to this incident.
387	Charles Bailey Retires Public Relations News Release 1943:75, p.2	5/19/1943	Professor Charles Bailey retires after thirty-eight years as the head of the industrial arts department at Iowa State Teachers college. A biography is included.
388	Scholarship Recognition Form Public Relations News Release 1943:74, p.1	5/13/1943	A form for recognizing students for being awarded scholarships and thanking them for their hard effort.
389	Final polishing party planned for Saturday College Eye 34:29, p.1	5/7/1943	Description of the final all-college party of the year.
390	Samuelson stresses need for teacher cooperation in war College Eye 34:29, p.3	5/7/1943	ISTC faculty also speak at education association meetings.
391	Teachers College wages war on home front Alumnus 27:2, p.16	4/1/1943	Survey of college efforts on campus to train, serve, and raise money to aid in the war effort includes military drilling, Red Cross work, bond drives, and keeping up morale; curriculum turned to war effort; photo.
392	The classroom is a post of duty Price--Malcolm Poyer (President of ISTC) Alumnus 27:2, p.Inside Front Cover	4/1/1943	President Price states that teaching is never trivial, even during war; photo.
393	Army Reservists' call arrives; fifty-two ordered to report at Camp Dodge March 29, 30 College Eye 34:22, p.1	3/19/1943	Men honored with campus dinner; list of those ordered to report.
394	Religion Emphasis Week Public Relations News Release 1943:42, p.2	3/18/1943	For part of religion emphasis week, Iowa State Teachers college will host Mrs. Grace Sloan Overton. The second guest to come and speak on campus, Mrs. Overton will discuss "Normal Living in Abnormal Times".
395	Troop Send Off Public Relations News Release 1943:39, p.1	3/15/1943	Eleven, army enlisted students have received orders and President Price gave them a dinner send off. Though, due to business, he was not able to be there so Mrs. Price hosted the banquet for the soliders.
396	Hail to the chiefs' College Eye 34:21, p.1	3/12/1943	Malcolm Price, Capt. Ransom K. Davis, and Capt. Julian T. Leonard discuss plans for the success of the college and the army and navy training programs; photo.
397	Military survey class passes inspection of President Price College Eye 34:20, p.1	3/3/1943	Men finish ten weeks of class and drill with inspection; photo.
398	WAVES Postoffice Public Relations News Release 1943:30, p.1	2/24/1943	The recently opened WAVES postoffice is located on the ground floor of Bartlett Hall and offers full services to everyone. John Price, President Price's son, will be the first to have a letter rejected, in order to add the stamp to his collection.
399	WAVES Postoffice Public Relations News Release 1943:29, p.1	2/24/1943	The recently opened WAVES postoffice is located on the ground floor of Bartlett Hall and offers full services to everyone. John Price, President Price's son, will be the first to have a letter rejected, in order to add the stamp to his collection.
400	Price reveals set up for new program College Eye 34:19, p.1	2/19/1943	Outlines plans for detachment of Army Air Corps trainees; will mean changes in housing; advises men in reserves to stay in school.

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