World War II
Displaying 251 - 300 of 787
| Title | Date | Summary | ||
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| 251 |
Campanile 'on blink' College Eye 35:41, p.3 |
8/4/1944 | Part malfunctions; will not be replaced for duration of wartime shortages. | |
| 252 |
Douglas cleans house for current paper drive College Eye 35:41, p.4 |
8/4/1944 | Professor Douglas cleans out his storeroom. | |
| 253 |
Former three-year lettermen still using Starbeck's football training College Eye 35:41, p.4 |
8/4/1944 | Fifty-eight former football lettermen are in military service; Coach Starbeck believes that football provided good training; list of those in the service. | |
| 254 |
Three R's thrive as garden grows College Eye 35:41, p.1 |
8/4/1944 | Campus School students enjoy their Victory Garden. | |
| 255 |
Bean pickers get sunburns, stiff backs College Eye 35:39, p.4 |
7/21/1944 | Students pick green beans. | |
| 256 |
Students in blackout convoy as part of safety conference at WAC center College Eye 35:38, p.1 |
7/14/1944 | Students attend WAC demonstration in Des Moines. | |
| 257 |
Emergency teachers want more courses College Eye 35:37, p.4 |
7/7/1944 | According to survey, teachers pressed into service by the war would like to take more classes. | |
| 258 |
There is a war on Patridge--Ruth (Student--1943) College Eye 35:37, p.2 |
7/7/1944 | Describes the life and feelings of women on campus during the war. | |
| 259 |
Campus publications tend the home fires Alumnus 28:3, p.10 |
7/1/1944 | Purple Pen, College Eye, Old Gold continue but reflect spirit of nation at war; photo. | |
| 260 |
Podemski awarded Silver Star Alumnus 28:3, p.19 |
7/1/1944 | James Podemski earns decoration for gallantry in battle. | |
| 261 |
Prisoners of war Alumnus 28:3, p.20 |
7/1/1944 | Lloyd Oliver Haefs, Nichols Field, Ned C. White, and Hartley Westbrook are prisoners of war. | |
| 262 |
Roll of Honor Alumnus 28:3, p.19 |
7/1/1944 | Paul M. Adkins, Dorance S. Grange, John W. Lichty, and Ward S. Williams have been killed in active military service. | |
| 263 |
Students combine war work, studies Alumnus 28:3, p.2 |
7/1/1944 | Some students work in local plants and offices as well as campus jobs. | |
| 264 |
They keep in touch Alumnus 28:3, p.8 |
7/1/1944 | Professor Riebe and Bob Brindley edit "Kampus to Khaki", a newsletter about campus activities; photo. | |
| 265 |
Don't wait too long for jobs says Riebe College Eye 35:36, p.3 |
6/30/1944 | Some teachers may be returning from war jobs. | |
| 266 |
I. S. T. C. football star wins 'silver star' College Eye 35:36, p.1 |
6/30/1944 | James Podemski honored for gallantry in action in South Pacific. | |
| 267 |
Stadium site of bond show; Navy bond performers here on July 4 College Eye 35:36, p.1 |
6/30/1944 | ||
| 268 |
Letter to the editor; what the invasion has meant to me Krensky--Josephine (Student--1944) College Eye 35:34, p.2 |
6/16/1944 | Letter to the editor explaining the effects that D-Day has had on her. | |
| 269 |
Stars on flag honor alumni College Eye 35:34, p.1 |
6/16/1944 | Twenty-one have lost their lives in World War II military service; about eight were killed in World War I. | |
| 270 |
T. C. helps on "Town hall"; I. S. T. C. joint sponsor of town meeting College Eye 35:34, p.1 |
6/16/1944 | Following D-Day, the discussion centers on recognition of the French government. | |
| 271 |
Boys do "Can-Can" in campus shop College Eye 35:33, p.1 |
6/9/1944 | Students recycle cans. | |
| 272 |
D-Day service well attended by entire campus College Eye 35:33, p.1 |
6/9/1944 | Large number attended service in Auditorium on June 6. | |
| 273 |
Soldier's sentiments to all folks back home College Eye 35:33, p.5 |
6/9/1944 | Former T. C. student, now soldier, writes in about war. | |
| 274 |
Teachers College summer students to observe D-Day College Eye 35:32, p.5 |
6/2/1944 | Will hold assembly at 11AM on the day of the invasion; state offices will also observe the event. | |
| 275 |
I got your letter just today. Old Gold 0:0, p.4 |
6/1/1944 | Excerpts from servicemen's letters. Talks about the importance of corresponding; photo. | |
| 276 |
Mathematics Old Gold 0:0, p.41 |
6/1/1944 | War has effected the math department since most majors are men. Although mathematics still remains important and professors are busy; photo. | |
| 277 |
Science Old Gold 0:0, p.45 |
6/1/1944 | The Science Department has felt the impact of the war; more girls are taking the courses. The fifteen laboratories are busy with either students or air cadets; photo. | |
| 278 |
Watching the World Lauren--Howard C. (Buck) (Class of 1944) College Eye 35:31, p.2 |
5/12/1944 | Anticipates the end of the war, and gives opinion on the effects of the war on the home front. | |
| 279 |
Intellectual century College Eye 35:30, p.2 |
5/5/1944 | Opinions on United States position in the post-war world. | |
| 280 |
Watching the World Lauren--Howard C. (Buck) (Class of 1944) College Eye 35:30, p.2 |
5/5/1944 | Gives opinion on government interference during times of war. | |
| 281 |
College program at Danish war relief College Eye 35:29, p.2 |
4/28/1944 | Faculty will take part in program. | |
| 282 |
Iowa post-war planning group discuss problems College Eye 35:28, p.1 |
4/21/1944 | Group considers certification, vocational education, and credit for returning veterans. | |
| 283 |
Watching the World Lauren--Howard C. (Buck) (Class of 1944) College Eye 35:28, p.2 |
4/21/1944 | Gives opinion on various events occurring in the United States as well as overseas. | |
| 284 |
Women replace men in industrial arts field College Eye 35:28, p.6 |
4/21/1944 | Professor Palmer reports on Cedar Rapids convention. | |
| 285 |
Emergency face to face College Eye 35:27, p.2 |
4/14/1944 | Speculates on how long the expenditure of energy devoted to the war emergency can be maintained | |
| 286 |
Iowa schools make post-war plans; teachers college represented in state conference College Eye 35:27, p.1 |
4/14/1944 | DPI sponsors conference; several ISTC administrators make presentations on dealing with the post-war campus. | |
| 287 |
Library Notes; from one reader to the next College Eye 35:27, p.4 |
4/14/1944 | Talks about the effects of radio. | |
| 288 |
Watching the World Lauren--Howard C. (Buck) (Class of 1944) College Eye 35:27, p.2 |
4/14/1944 | Gives opinion on recent events of the war. | |
| 289 |
Wing Tips College Eye 35:26, p.3 |
4/7/1944 | News articles from the military units on campus. | |
| 290 |
Keep democracy alive! Alumnus 28:2, p.Inside Front Cover |
4/1/1944 | Donald Galbreath in flight training; photo. | |
| 291 |
Missing pilot is home Alumnus 28:2, p.15 |
4/1/1944 | Robert McCowen returns home after being shot down. | |
| 292 |
Old Gold annual dance is flavored with khaki Alumnus 28:2, p.16 |
4/1/1944 | Cadets, and many others, enjoy dance; Old Gold Beauties named; photo. | |
| 293 |
Prof. M. L. Grant leaves to hunt quinine in South America Alumnus 28:2, p.4 |
4/1/1944 | Accepts position as field botanist in Foreign Economic Administration. | |
| 294 |
Untitled Alumnus 28:2, p.Front Cover |
4/1/1944 | Jean Bertram has Coke with Marine Alex Nielson; photo. | |
| 295 |
Kappa Pi Beta Alpha discuss war problems College Eye 35:25, p.6 |
3/31/1944 | ||
| 296 |
Watching the World Lauren--Howard C. (Buck) (Class of 1944) College Eye 35:25, p.4 |
3/31/1944 | Gives opinion on post-war economics. | |
| 297 |
Wing Tips College Eye 35:25, p.5 |
3/31/1944 | News articles from military units on campus. | |
| 298 |
"T. C.' ers" help to relieve labor shortage College Eye 35:24, p.1 |
3/24/1944 | Many students have jobs on or off campus; photo. | |
| 299 |
Navy authorizes use of honorable discharge buttons College Eye 35:24, p.6 |
3/24/1944 | ||
| 300 |
Stamp sales College Eye 35:24, p.2 |
3/24/1944 | 58% of students participate. |
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