World War II

Displaying 151 - 200 of 787 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
151 We say farewell to Navy friends
College Eye 36:29, p.2
WAVES will be leaving shortly.
152 American public's fondness of eating reduces possibilities of pill diet
College Eye 36:28, p.1
Professor Sutherland talks about the effects of war on the American diet.
153 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:28, p.2
154 Planes replace thumbs as means of traveling
College Eye 36:28, p.3
Professor Thompson believes that aviation will boom in the postwar world; predicts that students will fly home for weekend visits.
155 Students' stamp sales to buy second Jeep
College Eye 36:28, p.1
Now have $222.
156 Wartime romance topic of council now on campus
College Eye 36:28, p.1
Ruth O. McCarn speaks.
157 We can do 'it,' says Kline
College Eye 36:27, p.3
Allan Kline reports on observations made in Great Britain.
158 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:27, p.2
World and national news.
159 Students plan to buy second jeep by May 27
College Eye 36:27, p.1
Will need to raise total of $1060.
160 WSSF aids former student
Alumnus 29:2, p.2
Money raised to assist educational efforts of Hartley Westbrook, a POW in Germany.
161 Wilson chosen sweetheart; G. I.'s vote their beauty via mail
College Eye 36:26, p.2
Carol Wilson is the Old Gold Beauty selected by GI vote; photo.
162 Jeep purchased by stamp sales
College Eye 36:26, p.3
Exceed $1066 goal by $50.
163 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:26, p.2
World and national news. Discusses issues involving labor shortages and forced work.
164 What kind of peace is wanted?
College Eye 36:25, p.2
Announces a peace treaty writing contest.
165 War stamp sales low
College Eye 36:25, p.3
Still need $227 for Jeep.
166 Steinhaus to visit campus in April
College Eye 36:25, p.1
Dr. A. H. Steinhaus will discuss physical fitness.
167 Aid German schools, urges Engelmann
College Eye 36:24, p.3
Susanne C. Engelmann believes that German schools will need a great deal of help after the war.
168 Dietician comforts shortage wailers
College Eye 36:24, p.1
Elizabeth Nyholm believes that the wartime shortage of sugar might be beneficial to students.
169 Two weeks left to purchase Jeep
College Eye 36:24, p.1
Need to raise $300 more to complete pledge.
170 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:24, p.2
World and national news.
171 Former professor freed from Jap prison camp
College Eye 36:24, p.3
Iris Branagan Warrington freed from prison camp in the Philippines; her husband died there.
172 Susanne Engelmann spoke on "German Education and Re-education
Public Relations News Release 1945:68, p.1
Lecturer from Smith College, Northampton, Mass reviewed the education of German youth during the years of Hitler. All teachers were removed who were not in sympathy with the government.
173 Gab in darkness; save electricity
College Eye 36:23, p.4
ISTC continues to find ways to save electricity.
174 To keep your Red Cross at his side
College Eye 36:23, p.2
Discusses the importance of the Red Cross.
175 Dr. S. C. Engelmann assembly speaker
College Eye 36:23, p.1
176 Intercollegiate sports to be resumed at Teachers College this coming fall
College Eye 36:23, p.1
Discusses the post-war reinstatement of activities.
177 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:23, p.2
World and national news.
178 'Sticker for two' slogan of Red Cross drive next week
College Eye 36:23, p.1
Goal is to raise $300 for Red Cross.
179 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:22, p.2
World and national news.
180 America is 'Home' now says student speaker
College Eye 36:22, p.1
Lola Mayer is on campus to promote World Student Service Fund.
181 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:21, p.2
182 Seerley Hall high in war stamp purchases
College Eye 36:21, p.1
A look at campus war stamp sales participation.
183 $199.99 goal set for W. S. S. F. drive next Monday, Tuesday
College Eye 36:21, p.1
Seek to raise money for World Student Service Fund; photo.
184 College cooperates in national brown-out
College Eye 36:20, p.1
Will turn off lights in attempt to conserve energy.
185 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:20, p.2
World and national events.
186 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:19, p.2
World and national news.
187 Former student back
College Eye 36:18, p.3
Bill Birenbaum is serving as a cryptologist.
188 Sage to lecture at Park College
College Eye 36:18, p.1
On American post-war aims.
189 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:17, p.2
190 Your war stamps may buy Jeep
College Eye 36:17, p.1
Need to raise $1165.
191 Your lost is found in Business Office
College Eye 36:17, p.3
192 Clues to the News
College Eye 36:16, p.2
World and national news.
193 Do G. I.'s really feel the need for a god in midst of battle
College Eye 36:16, p.2
Speakers believe churches must institute programs to build on the religious interests of returning servicemen.
194 Poland plans post-war education
College Eye 36:16, p.1
195 German made American flag to fly over the university
Public Relations News Release 1945:2, p.1
Major Walter Brown brought back a flag from World War II that had replaced the swastika in the Hitler Square in Westphalia, Germany. The U. S. flag was made be reluctant German ladies.
196 Alumnus presents American flag that flew over a town square to convince the Germans that they had been defeated
Public Relations News Release 1945:4, p.1
Walter Brown donated the flag made by German women in a flag factory during the end of World War II.
197 Returning G.I.s take their studies seriously
Alumnus 29:1, p.3
Vocational expert offers advice to those returning from the service.
198 New stars in service flag
Alumnus 29:1, p.16
Twenty-eight ISTC alumni have been killed; about 1750 now in service; flag made by Ellen Richards Club; WWI service flag in Campanile; breakdown of alumni by branch of service.
199 What your stamps buy
College Eye 36:15, p.3
Examples of the war material that are bought with stamps.
200 Monthly letter brings college life close to former students in service
College Eye 36:15, p.3
Merril Brown puts together "Kampus to Khaki".