World War I

Displaying 301 - 350 of 579 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
301	Military column College Eye 9:28, p.3	05/01/1918	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.
302	College Training School shows patriotism College Eye 9:28, p.1	05/01/1918	Has contributed to war campaign beyond what was expected of them.
303	Liberty Day college participates in parade and celebration; battalion, classes, faculty and Red Cross march College Eye 9:28, p.1	05/01/1918	Patriotic Day is celebrated instead of May Day; classes are cancelled for the day.
304	Y. W. C. A. College Eye 9:27, p.6	04/24/1918	Focused the meeting on what women can do to help the war effort in the United States.
305	Patriotic May Day College Eye 9:27, p.4	04/24/1918	Patriotic Day will be celebrated this year instead of May Day; history of May Day celebration recounted.
306	Athletes' service stars College Eye 9:27, p.4	04/24/1918	Over one hundred men who participated in the Drake Relays last year are currently in military service.
307	Conservation recipes College Eye 9:27, p.5	04/24/1918	Recipes for conserving meat.
308	Manford Kint, former football man rises in the service College Eye 9:27, p.7	04/24/1918	Passed a series of tests to serve on a submarine.
309	Committees decide on nature of program for Patriotic Day College Eye 9:27, p.7	04/24/1918	Tentative program for Patriotic Day on May 15th.
310	A. E. Justesen former editor writes from S. C.; Mr. Justesen describes interesting life of Jackie College Eye 9:27, p.1	04/24/1918	Writes of experience in training camp.
311	Lieut. Ostergaard writes Pres. Seerley; not located at Ft. Sill, Okla. College Eye 9:27, p.1	04/24/1918	Writes of war experiences.
312	Resolutions drawn up by N. E. A.; war spurs educational endeavors College Eye 9:26, p.1	04/17/1918	Most pressing item at hand is rural schooling.
313	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	04/17/1918	Irving Hart will do Y. M. C. A. work at Camp Dodge.
314	Spirit of West shown in war service College Eye 9:26, p.3	04/17/1918	Stories of patriotism.
315	First things, first College Eye 9:26, p.4	04/17/1918	Encourages students to put war efforts ahead of other things.
316	Education at fault College Eye 9:26, p.4	04/17/1918	Buy Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps.
317	Sponsors decide to have Patriotic Day College Eye 9:26, p.4	04/17/1918	Instead of May Day, Patriotic Day will be held this year.
318	The L. L. and W. S. S. College Eye 9:26, p.4	04/17/1918	Explains Liberty Loans and War Savings Stamps.
319	War facts College Eye 9:26, p.5	04/17/1918	Information about what citizens in the United States are doing to help the war effort.
320	Women's war work College Eye 9:26, p.5	04/17/1918	Challenges rural schools to set themselves up as a place to discuss war topics and the responsibilities of citizenship.
321	Red Cross College Eye 9:26, p.6	04/17/1918	A summary of outreach campaigns by the Red Cross across the world.
322	Military column College Eye 9:26, p.6	04/17/1918	Encourages all citizens to sacrifice for their country.
323	A regular soldier College Eye 9:26, p.8	04/17/1918	Professor H. L. Eells will do YMCA work at Camp Dodge; served in Spanish-American War.
324	Cadet corps makes real trenches; trenches similar to those at Camp Dodge College Eye 9:26, p.8	04/17/1918	T. C. cadet corps dug trenches at Great Western gravel pit; will be used for drill.
325	Drive for Liberty Loan progresses College Eye 9:26, p.8	04/17/1918	Wants to secure support for the government; everyone who buys a bond is encouraged to hold it before cashing it.
326	Sgt. Tostlebe lectures to chemistry classes College Eye 9:26, p.1	04/17/1918	Spoke about medical and aviation work relating to the war.
327	Conservation recipes College Eye 9:25, p.6	04/10/1918	Recipes that help conserve scarce commodities.
328	My soldier College Eye 9:25, p.4	04/10/1918	Encourages everyone to help the war effort by buying War Savings Stamps or Liberty Bonds.
329	Pay for women teachers College Eye 9:25, p.4	04/10/1918	Since taking over men's roles as civilian workers, women have not been paid as much.
330	Miss Seescholtz National Sec'y. speaks to Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.; she speaks on "The Present Crisis" College Eye 9:25, p.1	04/10/1918
331	Verle Reed writes to men College Eye 9:25, p.5	04/10/1918	Writes of experiences in training camps.
332	A Patriotic Day College Eye 9:25, p.4	04/10/1918	May have a Patriotic Day instead of a May Day this year.
333	Equal work: equal pay College Eye 9:25, p.4	04/10/1918	If women do the same amount of work as men, they should be paid the same wages.
334	Peace College Eye 9:25, p.4	04/10/1918	Peace comes with the price of war.
335	Military column College Eye 9:25, p.5	04/10/1918	News from military camps; Martin Wilson wrote a letter.
336	Military column College Eye 9:24, p.6	04/03/1918	Students and faculty who have left the college to serve in military training camps.
337	The patriotic rally College Eye 9:24, p.4	04/03/1918	Believes that the rally was insulting to Catholics.
338	The Hun drive College Eye 9:24, p.4	04/03/1918	Believes Germany will be defeated.
339	Will have not only speeches but illustrated lectures College Eye 9:24, p.2	04/03/1918	The Third Liberty Loan will be explained and illustrated to help people understand how it works.
340	What your bond purchase will accomplish College Eye 9:24, p.2	04/03/1918	How money given through bonds will be spent.
341	Profs. Barnes, Van Houten, Peterson, and Eells enter Y. M. C. A. work College Eye 9:24, p.1	04/03/1918	Will share their areas of knowledge with soldiers at Camp Funston, Kansas.
342	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	04/03/1918	Will discuss the impact of the war on the teaching profession and subject matter, among other things.
343	Faculty, graduates, former students in the U.S.A., U.S.N., National Army and other service Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.	04/01/1918	Assignments and addresses of alumni, faculty, and former students who are in the military service.
344	Army and Navy Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.1	04/01/1918	Supplement to issue 2 lists former ISTC students in military.
345	Macy Campbell Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.3	04/01/1918	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	04/01/1918	Telegraph school changed to Radio School with Professor J. O. Perrine in charge.
347	Third Liberty Loan College Eye 9:23, p.7	03/27/1918	Germany will continue to use the press to downplay the strength and resolve of the Allied nations.
348	Statement of the Students' Friendship War Fund; as of Feb. 1, 1918 College Eye 9:23, p.5	03/27/1918	Shows amount of money donated by students to the war effort.
349	"Prepare to Live" College Eye 9:23, p.4	03/27/1918	Those enlisted in military service will likely to return to civilian life; encourages people to plan for the future.
350	College men and the war; Commissioner of Education tells desire of the government College Eye 9:23, p.1	03/27/1918	Government wants men enrolled in college to remain in college.