World War I
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Military column College Eye 9:28, p.3 |
5/1/1918 | Cadets who did not show up for the Liberty Day parade will be punished; thanks T. C. H. S. boys who helped with Liberty Day. | |
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Mr. C. S. Cory Rodgers--Glenn W. (Student--1916) College Eye 9:28, p.3 |
5/1/1918 | Glenn Rodgers is one of eleven men chosen for the Officer Material School of the Navy. | |
303 |
Science Club College Eye 9:28, p.3 |
5/1/1918 | Professor Abbott will speak about "The Contribution of Bacteriology to the War". | |
304 |
A. E. Justesen former editor writes from S. C.; Mr. Justesen describes interesting life of Jackie Justesen--Axel E. (Classes of 1912 and 1916) College Eye 9:27, p.1 |
4/24/1918 | Writes of experience in training camp. | |
305 |
Athletes' service stars College Eye 9:27, p.4 |
4/24/1918 | Over one hundred men who participated in the Drake Relays last year are currently in military service. | |
306 |
Committees decide on nature of program for Patriotic Day College Eye 9:27, p.7 |
4/24/1918 | Tentative program for Patriotic Day on May 15th. | |
307 |
Conservation recipes College Eye 9:27, p.5 |
4/24/1918 | Recipes for conserving meat. | |
308 |
Lieut. Ostergaard writes Pres. Seerley; not located at Ft. Sill, Okla. Ostergaard--Hjalmar (Class of 1914; Extension Faculty) College Eye 9:27, p.1 |
4/24/1918 | Writes of war experiences. | |
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Manford Kint, former football man rises in the service College Eye 9:27, p.7 |
4/24/1918 | Passed a series of tests to serve on a submarine. | |
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Patriotic May Day College Eye 9:27, p.4 |
4/24/1918 | Patriotic Day will be celebrated this year instead of May Day; history of May Day celebration recounted. | |
311 |
Y. W. C. A. College Eye 9:27, p.6 |
4/24/1918 | Focused the meeting on what women can do to help the war effort in the United States. | |
312 |
A regular soldier College Eye 9:26, p.8 |
4/17/1918 | Professor H. L. Eells will do YMCA work at Camp Dodge; served in Spanish-American War. | |
313 |
Cadet corps makes real trenches; trenches similar to those at Camp Dodge College Eye 9:26, p.8 |
4/17/1918 | T. C. cadet corps dug trenches at Great Western gravel pit; will be used for drill. | |
314 |
College faculty hard hit by war; eighth faculty member at Teachers College enters army Y. M. C. A. service College Eye 9:26, p.3 |
4/17/1918 | Irving Hart will do Y. M. C. A. work at Camp Dodge. | |
315 |
Drive for Liberty Loan progresses College Eye 9:26, p.8 |
4/17/1918 | Wants to secure support for the government; everyone who buys a bond is encouraged to hold it before cashing it. | |
316 |
Education at fault College Eye 9:26, p.4 |
4/17/1918 | Buy Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps. | |
317 |
First things, first College Eye 9:26, p.4 |
4/17/1918 | Encourages students to put war efforts ahead of other things. | |
318 |
Military column College Eye 9:26, p.6 |
4/17/1918 | Encourages all citizens to sacrifice for their country. | |
319 |
Red Cross College Eye 9:26, p.6 |
4/17/1918 | A summary of outreach campaigns by the Red Cross across the world. | |
320 |
Resolutions drawn up by N. E. A.; war spurs educational endeavors College Eye 9:26, p.1 |
4/17/1918 | Most pressing item at hand is rural schooling. | |
321 |
Sgt. Tostlebe lectures to chemistry classes College Eye 9:26, p.1 |
4/17/1918 | Spoke about medical and aviation work relating to the war. | |
322 |
Spirit of West shown in war service College Eye 9:26, p.3 |
4/17/1918 | Stories of patriotism. | |
323 |
Sponsors decide to have Patriotic Day College Eye 9:26, p.4 |
4/17/1918 | Instead of May Day, Patriotic Day will be held this year. | |
324 |
The L. L. and W. S. S. College Eye 9:26, p.4 |
4/17/1918 | Explains Liberty Loans and War Savings Stamps. | |
325 |
War facts College Eye 9:26, p.5 |
4/17/1918 | Information about what citizens in the United States are doing to help the war effort. | |
326 |
Women's war work College Eye 9:26, p.5 |
4/17/1918 | Challenges rural schools to set themselves up as a place to discuss war topics and the responsibilities of citizenship. | |
327 |
A Patriotic Day College Eye 9:25, p.4 |
4/10/1918 | May have a Patriotic Day instead of a May Day this year. | |
328 |
Conservation recipes College Eye 9:25, p.6 |
4/10/1918 | Recipes that help conserve scarce commodities. | |
329 |
Equal work: equal pay College Eye 9:25, p.4 |
4/10/1918 | If women do the same amount of work as men, they should be paid the same wages. | |
330 |
Military column College Eye 9:25, p.5 |
4/10/1918 | News from military camps; Martin Wilson wrote a letter. | |
331 |
Miss Seescholtz National Sec'y. speaks to Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.; she speaks on "The Present Crisis" Williams--Grace E. (Class of 1922) College Eye 9:25, p.1 |
4/10/1918 | ||
332 |
My soldier College Eye 9:25, p.4 |
4/10/1918 | Encourages everyone to help the war effort by buying War Savings Stamps or Liberty Bonds. | |
333 |
Pay for women teachers College Eye 9:25, p.4 |
4/10/1918 | Since taking over men's roles as civilian workers, women have not been paid as much. | |
334 |
Peace College Eye 9:25, p.4 |
4/10/1918 | Peace comes with the price of war. | |
335 |
Verle Reed writes to men Reed--Verle (Student--1917) College Eye 9:25, p.5 |
4/10/1918 | Writes of experiences in training camps. | |
336 |
Military column College Eye 9:24, p.6 |
4/3/1918 | Students and faculty who have left the college to serve in military training camps. | |
337 |
Northeastern division of State Teachers Ass'n; twenty-fourth annual convention, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, April 4, 5, 6, 1918 College Eye 9:24, p.1 |
4/3/1918 | Will discuss the impact of the war on the teaching profession and subject matter, among other things. | |
338 |
Profs. Barnes, Van Houten, Peterson, and Eells enter Y. M. C. A. work College Eye 9:24, p.1 |
4/3/1918 | Will share their areas of knowledge with soldiers at Camp Funston, Kansas. | |
339 |
The Hun drive College Eye 9:24, p.4 |
4/3/1918 | Believes Germany will be defeated. | |
340 |
The patriotic rally College Eye 9:24, p.4 |
4/3/1918 | Believes that the rally was insulting to Catholics. | |
341 |
What your bond purchase will accomplish College Eye 9:24, p.2 |
4/3/1918 | How money given through bonds will be spent. | |
342 |
Will have not only speeches but illustrated lectures College Eye 9:24, p.2 |
4/3/1918 | The Third Liberty Loan will be explained and illustrated to help people understand how it works. | |
343 |
Army and Navy Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.1 |
4/1/1918 | Supplement to issue 2 lists former ISTC students in military. | |
344 |
Faculty, graduates, former students in the U.S.A., U.S.N., National Army and other service Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.Supplement |
4/1/1918 | Assignments and addresses of alumni, faculty, and former students who are in the military service. | |
345 |
Macy Campbell Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.3 |
4/1/1918 | Macy Campbell developed way of selling War Savings and Thrift Stamps, adopted by Iowa. Macy Campbell now county chairman of Third Liberty Loan Campaign. | |
346 |
The Radio School Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.4 |
4/1/1918 | Telegraph school changed to Radio School with Professor J. O. Perrine in charge. | |
347 |
"Prepare to Live" College Eye 9:23, p.4 |
3/27/1918 | Those enlisted in military service will likely to return to civilian life; encourages people to plan for the future. | |
348 |
College men and the war; Commissioner of Education tells desire of the government College Eye 9:23, p.1 |
3/27/1918 | Government wants men enrolled in college to remain in college. | |
349 |
Macy Campbell directs Third Liberty Loan for Black Hawk Co.; official call Campbell--Macy (Rural Education Faculty) College Eye 9:23, p.5 |
3/27/1918 | Encourages citizens to support the war by investing their money. | |
350 |
Statement of the Students' Friendship War Fund; as of Feb. 1, 1918 College Eye 9:23, p.5 |
3/27/1918 | Shows amount of money donated by students to the war effort. |
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