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201	John Mitchell, assistant professor of music education will serve on the national TV-radio committee of the Music Educators National Conference Public Relations News Release 1951:299, p.1	01/08/1952	The group is one of the MENC committees investigating audio-visual aids in music education. Mitchell has previous served as state chairman and as North Central division chairman of the MENC committee on records in music education.
202	Tenor James DeJonge to be featured in broadcast December 19 Public Relations News Release 1951:279, p.1	12/17/1951	DeJonge, former music department faculty member, radio program will follow the format of DeJonge's "Historic Hymns" programs broadcast from the college studios. DeJonge, now on the staff of Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, directs a choir weekly.
203	Social plans for holidays are complete College Eye 43:11, p.1	12/07/1951	AWS presents "Coffee and Carols"; carols will be recorded for radio broadcast.
204	College radio broadcasts aired by Creston station Alumnus 35:4, p.28	12/01/1951	Will re-broadcast "Concert Classics" and "Ask the Scientist".
205	Charles Coburn will present a program compiled from 61 years' experience in the theater Public Relations News Release 1951:190, p.1	11/21/1951	Coburn, often called the dean of the American stage and screen, was born June 19, 1877. Ivah Wills later became his wife. There are three remaining events in the lecture-concert series.
206	Art Brayton, secretary of the Des Moines chamber of commerce convention bureau, will be the featured speaker tonight Public Relations News Release 1951:102, p.1	10/30/1951	Art Brayton will speak on "Telling--and Selling--the World Effectively," at the second annual retail sales training clinic. The clinic has attracted approximately 90 store managers and sales personnel..
207	Harris has friend via audio waves College Eye 43:6, p.5	10/26/1951	Robert Bruere enjoys Henry Harris radio performances.
208	The third weekly meeting of the second annual retail sales training clinic will be held Wednesday, October 24, at 8 o'clock in Gilchrist Hall chapel Public Relations News Release 1951:90, p.1	10/23/1951	Leonard Keefe of the business education department will be the featured speaker. He will discuss "An Autopsy of a Lost Sale." Next week's speaker will be Art Brayton. Herbert V. Hake will present a chalk-talk during the dinner meeting.
209	Two weekly half-hour radio programs will be broadcast over radio station KSIB, Creston Public Relations News Release 1951:88, p.1	10/22/1951	Herbert V. Hake, radio program director at the college, said the programs selected for re-broadcast are "Ask the Scientist" and "Concert Classics." The Creston station has set aside a half hour, 3:30-4 p.m., Monday through Friday, for the broadcasts.
210	Henry Harris and Robert E. Bruere begin a friendship Public Relations News Release 1951:83, p.1	10/17/1951	The friendship began last year when Bruere heard one of Harris' "Piano Profiles" programs over radio station WOI, Ames. Through correspondence Harris has learned that Bruere, now 27, ranked seventh scholastically in his 1945 Oskaloosa high school class.
211	To be broadcast College Eye 43:2, p.4	09/28/1951	The game will be on the radio.
212	Artist Salvador Dali, movie actor Charles Coburn, Mia Slavenska's Ballet Variante, pianist Boris Goldovsky, and Harry James and his orchestra Public Relations News Release 1951:29, p.	09/20/1951	These artists will appear during the 1951-52 lecture-concert series, Herbert V. Hake announced today. All performances will be in the college auditorium.
213	Library will discuss children's 'lit' on WOI College Eye 42:40, p.3	08/03/1951
214	Reports on seven phases of Iowa PTA "Councils at Work" closed out the two-day leadership training conference of the Iowa Congress Public Relations News Release 1951:5, p.1	08/01/1951	About 85 district and council PTA leaders heard the reports by PTA officials on leadership procedures in membership, council programs, finance, and budget, radio, study groups, and the fund drive for a congress-owned national headquarters.
215	Two-day leadership training conference of the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers (PTA) to be held July 30 - 31 Public Relations News Release 1950:424, p.1	07/21/1951	Agnes Samuelson, assistant editor of the NEA Journal, will speak on "Parents and Teachers as Partners."W. I. Griffith, associate professor of radio information services at Iowa State College, will moderate the discussion. Panel members listed.
216	Ames radio station records student group College Eye 42:38, p.4	07/20/1951	Interviews students at Missouri Valley Branch Summer School.
217	Interviews recorded at the branch summer school at Missouri Valley will be broadcast Thursday, July 19 over WOI, Ames Public Relations News Release 1950:420, p.1	07/16/1951	Radio Program Director Herbert V. Hake said the 15-minute program will be part of the college's regular "Inside the College" radio series. Interviews with three students and Branch School Director William Dreier will highlight the program.
218	A three-hour long discussion and a demonstration of special arithmetic teaching methods highlighted this morning's session Public Relations News Release 1950:416, p.1	07/10/1951	The School Public Relations workshop ends Wednesday afternoon. It was the third of five for the workshop's 117 enrollees, split into four groups for the discussion of public school problems.
219	Radio education First 75 Years 0:0, p.133	07/01/1951	Brief history of the use of radio in the educational program of the College.
220	School Public Relations Workshop, July 8 0 11 Public Relations News Release 1950:397, p.1	06/15/1951	Advanced registration as of June 15 of leaders of Business, Industrial and Civic Groups listed.
221	Herbert V. Hake, radio program director, will head the college's lecture-concert committee during the coming year Public Relations News Release 1950:391, p.1	06/07/1951	Hake's appointment was announced by J. W. Maucker. The retiring committee chairman, L. L. Sage, asked to be relieved of committee responsibilities because of his professional duties. Three students will also serve on the committee.
222	Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.39	06/01/1951	Brief description of the extension service and radio studio; photo.
223	A former Grundy Center resident and alumnus has been named 1950 "Navy Chaplain of the Year." Public Relations News Release 1950:333, p.1	04/25/1951	He is Commander Robert M. Schwyhart, senior chaplain of the Pensacola, Florida Naval Air Station. His award was the first of the Alexander D. Goode chapter of B'nai B'rith. Schwyhart is a veteran of the Korean War.
224	Four amateur radio stations, including one mobile unit, will be timed tonight in demonstrating defense communications measures Public Relations News Release 1950:319, p.1	04/18/1951	Cedar Falls Civil Defense Director Bob Mershon will preside at the council meeting in the arts and industries building. H. G. Palmer said the amateur operators, all licensed, will demonstrate a temporary field station.
225	A recital by Harald Holst, bass-baritone, and Russell Baum, pianist, will be presented by the music department Sunday, April 15, at 8 p.m. Public Relations News Release 1950:300, p.1	04/07/1951	Holst has a background of concert tours in Denmark and Norway and study in Europe. He has made extensive appearances in oratorio, opera, radio, concerts and recitals in this country.
226	Cincinnati drama set has Iowan's touch Public Relations News Release 1950:253, p.1	03/06/1951	Herbert V. Hake, radio program director, was asked to create a set suggesting a city street and church ready to administer to every area of city life for the religious drama of the Presbyterian church's general assembly in Cincinnati next May.
227	Honest Abe's 1951 role to be stressed Public Relations News Release 1950:194, p.1	01/29/1951	Leland L. Sage, lecture committee chairman, announced this week that History Professor Harrison John Thornton of the State University of Iowa will speak at the convocation.
228	Nadine Conner to use "red" and white carpets Public Relations News Release 1950:189, p.1	01/24/1951	"The red carpet," Leland L. Sage explains, "is for welcoming this petite and charming artist to her first recital on the concert course. The white carpet will mark her pathway from the wings to her station in the curve of the piano and protect her gown."
229	WOI to Air Special ISTC Christmas Program Public Relations News Release 1950:163, p.1	12/22/1950	The half-hour program, "Radio Christmas Card," was recorded on campus before Christmas vacation began Dec. 15. Carols and music from the campanile's famous 15-ton bells will be featured, said Arne Grummer, assistant radio program director.
230	Nadine Conner, Met Star, at ISTC Feb. 1 Public Relations News Release 1950:142, p.1	11/28/1950	Soprano Nadine Conner, star of Metropolitan opera, will be the next artist on the 1950-51 concert course. The California-born singer has had leading roles in at least 12 operas since her 1941 Met debut as Pamina in "The Magic Flute."
231	Name Reporters for College Eye Public Relations News Release 1950:106, p.1	11/01/1950	George Holmes, Jr., covers social life, the science department and the radio station, and William P. Williamson, covers the Dean of Men's office and the foreign language department. Both reporters are from Cedar Falls.
232	Warren opens Lyceum Series Public Relations News Release 1950:60, p.1	10/09/1950	Leonard Warren, bariton star of the Metropolitan Opera, will open the 1950-1951 concert course at the College Thursday in the auditorium. Warren has since starred in 21 other operas in this country and South America.
233	'School of Air' begins over WOI College Eye 42:2, p.2	09/22/1950	A look at the fall programming schedule for ISTC radio productions.
234	Television on Teachers College of Air Public Relations News Release 1950:27, p.1	09/21/1950	Herbert V. Hake, Teachers College radio program director, estimated early October for the first showing, which will be a 15-minute film program televised Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. over WOI-TV (Channel 4, Ames).
235	Jane Birkhead of the College music department will present this fall's first faculty recital in the auditorium on September 28 (Thursday) Public Relations News Release 1950:22, p.1	09/18/1950	Birkhead, a soprano, since joining the College faculty in 1941, has traveled extensively with the college's music groups including the college quartette. She has sung often over Iowa radio stations and is a regular performer over station KXEL, Waterloo.
236	Next week Iowa State Teachers college should be ready to take to the television airwaves Public Relations News Release 1950:5, p.1	08/09/1950	Workmen this week are remodeling the Teachers College studios to accommodate the cameras and equipment which will relay the weekly schedule of programs over WOI-TV in Ames.
237	Next week the College should be ready to take to the television airwaves Public Relations News Release 1950:41, p.1	08/09/1950	Workmen this week are remodeling the studios to accommodate the cameras and equipment which will relay the weekly schedule of programs over WOI-TV in Ames. Two 16 mm. sound recording motion picture cameras are part of the equipment to be installed.
238	KWWL to broadcast Iowa Teachers games College Eye 41:37, p.2	07/28/1950	All home and away football games will be broadcast.
239	Hake is question and answer man for radio show College Eye 41:35, p.3	07/14/1950	Herb Hake poses questions on Iowa interests on his "Iowa Inventory" radio program.
240	'Parents have not set a very good example for teen-age drivers' -- Mazula College Eye 41:34, p.2	07/07/1950	Believes that many car accidents involving teenagers may be due to poor parental driving habits.
241	Hake's program tells only good, not the disasters College Eye 41:33, p.1	06/30/1950	"The State of Things" will concentrate on news of good things in Iowa.
242	H. Harris to conduct own radio program College Eye 41:32, p.3	06/23/1950	Will present "Piano Personalities" on WOI.
243	Mazula appears in safety series on radio station College Eye 41:32, p.4	06/23/1950	Presents program on KBOK.
244	News in brief College Eye 41:32, p.5	06/23/1950	Campus news.
245	Bundy, Gunderson to direct chorus on radio program College Eye 41:22, p.7	03/17/1950	Will be featured on the High School Parade program.
246	Band starts tour at Iowa State College Eye 41:20, p.1	02/17/1950	Twelve concerts will be performed in three days.
247	Two new broadcasts to be added in spring College Eye 41:20, p.1	02/17/1950	Added programs are "Town and Gown" and "College Kitchen."
248	Massed band will be on college broadcast College Eye 41:19, p.2	02/10/1950	Eight bands of the North Central Conference joined forces to perform for the radio station WOI.
249	Singers serve as musical example College Eye 41:19, p.7	02/10/1950	A list of names of those participating in the weekly production of "Songs in the Air" is given.
250	Beauty judge directs daily radio show College Eye 41:18, p.1	02/03/1950	A short biography of Robert Cunningham.
251	Gerow will direct choir over WSUI College Eye 41:16, p.1	01/20/1950	The group's selections are given.
252	Old plays find new ways College Eye 41:16, p.1	01/20/1950	Radio program assists schools in the teaching of the classics; photo.
253	Woodcock opens program series College Eye 41:15, p.4	01/13/1950	His program will be called "Look Alive."
254	Bartlett houses poetic talent College Eye 41:14, p.5	01/06/1950	Students have had poems published and read over the radio.
255	Hake announces vacation program College Eye 41:13, p.6	12/16/1949	Pre-taped programs will air in place of regular programming while school is not in session.
256	Students record Yule broadcast for December 23 College Eye 41:13, p.1	12/16/1949	Students will sing a Christmas carol as part of the production.
257	Radio program to send greetings over the air College Eye 41:12, p.8	12/09/1949	Students will present a radio program for the holidays.
258	A Cappella chorus transcribed over WHO College Eye 41:9, p.4	11/11/1949	Performance from convention was taped and played on the radio.
259	Station KCOM will air Panther-Coyote game College Eye 41:9, p.5	11/11/1949
260	KCOM to air game College Eye 41:7, p.5	10/28/1949	Will broadcast the Teachers College vs. Morningside game.
261	Meditations broadcast to originate at TC College Eye 41:6, p.3	10/21/1949	"Saturday Meditation" will the name of the new program.
262	Teachers College ham station to begin broadcasting today College Eye 41:6, p.8	10/21/1949	Station WOPGJ, an amateur short-wave station, is being operated by the Industrial Arts Radio Club.
263	Coed Daniels appears on "campus" program College Eye 41:5, p.7	10/14/1949	Will be the first student to appear on the "Around The Campus" radio program.
264	KAYX to have student interview each week College Eye 41:5, p.7	10/14/1949	Will appear on the "At the Crossroads" program.
265	Bernhard to interview Rev. Bisbee on KAYX College Eye 41:4, p.1	10/07/1949	Will be part of the "Campus Visitors" segment.
266	Radio studio produces 21 programs each week over three stations College Eye 41:3, p.2	09/30/1949	Provides programming at WOI, Ames; WSUI, Iowa City; and KAYX, Waterloo.
267	Campus broadcasts will interview students, professors, employees College Eye 41:1, p.8	09/16/1949	"Around the Campus" will feature campus talent.
268	Grummer named radio assistant College Eye 41:1, p.7	09/16/1949	Arnold Grummer will present five programs.
269	Sword, Bible, old phonograph can be found in radio office College Eye 40:40, p.3	08/12/1949	Mr. Hake talks about some of the props that he uses in his broadcasts.
270	Hake to address D. M. teachers College Eye 40:39, p.1	08/05/1949	Will speak on radio in public education.
271	Song manuals are printed for radio program in fall College Eye 40:39, p.3	08/05/1949	For "Songs of the Air" program.
272	Hake heads child study club of air College Eye 40:37, p.1	07/22/1949	Show is intended to help understand children and the problems faced by their parents.
273	Former student married on radio program Thursday College Eye 40:36, p.1	07/15/1949	DeLoris J. Hess married on national radio program.
274	Summer quarter radio programs will be changed College Eye 40:32, p.6	06/17/1949	Brief description of programming to be broadcast on WOI and WSUI.
275	Radio Studios Old Gold 0:0, p.20	06/01/1949	Brief description of the position; photo.
276	Amateur Radio Club members learn how to become successful 'hams' College Eye 40:29, p.3	05/06/1949
277	Hill to show use of radio in music College Eye 40:21, p.3	03/11/1949	At national conference.
278	Programs aired over WSUI, WOI Alumnus 33:1, p.4	01/01/1949	Since September 20, 1948, college programs have been offered over educational rather than commercial stations; receiving large numbers of responses from teachers.
279	Psychology needed College Eye 40:11, p.2	12/03/1948	Discusses outlawing of comic books, radio programs, and motion pictures.
280	Choir will sing Chinese poems on air College Eye 40:10, p.1	11/19/1948	Performance program.
281	Radio office receives 2000 requests for teaching aids College Eye 40:10, p.1	11/19/1948	Response to broadcasts over WOI and WSUI has been extraordinary.
282	College orchestra gives broadcast College Eye 40:9, p.3	11/12/1948	Will perform concert on WSUI.
283	Radios at games College Eye 40:9, p.4	11/12/1948	Students asked not to bring radios to football game.
284	KO's College Eye 40:7, p.5	10/29/1948	Comments on the radio broadcast of the Teachers College versus North Dakota University game.
285	Direct wire will broadcast game College Eye 40:6, p.3	10/22/1948	Students can listen to North Dakota game in West Gym.
286	Begin new series of radio programs College Eye 40:2, p.1	09/24/1948	Several programs will be broadcast over non-commercial WOI and WSUI.
287	Tom Maetzold begins broadcasts College Eye 40:1, p.1	09/17/1948	Will broadcast "Campus News and Blues".
288	College on air one hour daily over KAYX Tallcorn Network College Eye 39:37, p.6	07/09/1948	A look at the programming.
289	Ava Johnson analyzes the news College Eye 39:36, p.1	07/02/1948	Profile of Miss Johnson and a look at her responsibilities.
290	Radio Studios Old Gold 0:0, p.27	06/01/1948	State-wide coverage of Iowa classrooms has been granted, through its affiliation with Iowa's Tall Corn Network, Teachers College reaches the areas of places, like Des Moines with KWDM and KWWL in Waterloo. Herbert V. Hake is director; photo.
291	9 stations carry college programs College Eye 39:31, p.11	05/14/1948	As public service.
292	Quintones to broadcast on radio this summer College Eye 39:30, p.8	05/07/1948	Will be a part of the Tall Corn Network.
293	Doud operates amateur radio set College Eye 39:27, p.7	04/16/1948	Bill Doud has his radio set up in Stadium Hall; photo.
294	College broadcasts over six stations Alumnus 32:2, p.6	04/01/1948	College severs relations with KXEL on January 12, 1948; current program highlights; photo.
295	Around the Campus College Eye 39:23, p.2	03/19/1948	Campus news.
296	5 radio stations to serve college College Eye 39:17, p.1	01/30/1948	Tall Corn Network, consisting of KAYX, KWDM, KVFD, KFJB, and KSJB, will broadcast programming.
297	Radio broadcasts return to air on KAYX, KWWL College Eye 39:16, p.1	01/23/1948	Description of the two independent stations and a quick look at the programming schedule.
298	Around the Campus College Eye 39:15, p.6	01/16/1948	Comments on the separation of KXEL and TC, South Dakota State basketball fans, and the movement of the Campus School.
299	School will have radio; KXEL break will not stop broadcasts College Eye 39:15, p.1	01/16/1948	Considerable controversy when KXEL cuts ISTC program from air; KXEL objected to programming of Leo Muncy; ISTC will broadcast its programming over KWWL and KAYX.
300	Dial Dope College Eye 39:13, p.2	12/19/1947	Radio staff will broadcast on Christmas; Mr. Hake is in great demand with his chalk talks.