World War II

Displaying 301 - 350 of 787 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
301 Watching the World
College Eye 35:24, p.2
Gives opinion on the education of minorities and what changes should happen in the post-war world.
302 Watching the World
College Eye 35:23, p.2
Gives opinion on recent events of the war.
303 'Thank God for the Red Cross' is almost a battlefront slogan
College Eye 35:23, p.2
Praises the work of the Red Cross chapters in the United States and across the seas.
304 College council performs vital defense services
College Eye 35:22, p.5
A look at the work of the College Defense Council.
305 Watching the World
College Eye 35:22, p.2
Gives opinion on how post-war society will benefit from group cooperation.
306 Continuing campus good will marks Air Corps anniversary
College Eye 35:22, p.2
One year mark of the first Army Air Corps arrival at T. C.
307 It's your world; how will you have it?
College Eye 35:21, p.2
Questions students on world peace, and advises to make world better for future generations.
308 Watching the World
College Eye 35:21, p.2
Talks about recent war events, including the potential invasion of France.
309 Campus School V-day bond, stamp sales yields $2,275 total
College Eye 35:21, p.6
Raise over $2,200.
310 Steer middle course with Russia
College Eye 35:20, p.1
Excerpts from address by William Henry Chamberlin.
311 Watching the World
College Eye 35:19, p.2
Makes observations about the war in Europe, and predicts the defeat of the Republican candidate for 1944.
312 Jerome Cross killed in plane crash
College Eye 35:18, p.4
Obituary; photo.
313 Watching the World
College Eye 35:18, p.2
Gives opinion on American industry during the war.
314 Stamp sales drop in spite of war
College Eye 35:18, p.1
Percentage of those buying stamps drops from 60% to 30%.
315 The Home Front; as a freshman sees it; from the upperclassman viewpoint
College Eye 35:17, p.2
A freshman and upperclassman give opinions on college life during the war.
316 Watching the World
College Eye 35:16, p.2
Talks about the war in Europe and at home.
317 1943 Panorama at Teachers College
College Eye 35:15, p.1
A look back at the year 1943 at ISTC.
318 Watching the World
College Eye 35:15, p.2
Comments on the events of 1943; hopes for a better 1944.
319 War activities organized
Alumnus 28:1, p.1
Student War Activities Committee organizes to keep up morale of former ISTC students now in military service, promote campus spirit, and to sponsor Red Cross and War Chest drives.
320 A New Year's message
Alumnus 28:1, p.
President Price addresses far-flung alumni; goals for the upcoming year; photo.
321 Wartime Skip Day held
Alumnus 28:1, p.1
Students rake leaves and participate in other activities on October 27, 1943, Skip Day.
322 Another award to Capt. Olsen
Alumnus 28:1, p.4
Roy W. Olsen, killed in action June 23, 1943, awarded Legion of Merit, Purple Heart, and Silver Star; description of the battle in which he was killed; photo.
323 Bouquets to Teachers
Alumnus 28:1, p.6
Notes citation of work of Laurens school in recent Time magazine article.
324 Alumni reunion cancelled
Alumnus 28:1, p.6
War forces cancellation.
325 Ted Cross receives degree while in the Army
Alumnus 28:1, p.8
Receives bachelor's degree in commercial education.
326 Gold star added to flag
Alumnus 28:1, p.10
Star represents thirteen servicemen killed in war; 1350 alumni now in service; star added by Theta Theta Epsilon home economics club.
327 Fall enrollment is lower
Alumnus 28:1, p.11
Fall 1943 enrollment was 744 women and 76 men.
328 Among those who serve
Alumnus 28:1, p.16
Extensive survey of wide range of war-time activities and service of ISTC alumni; photo.
329 Women war workers
Alumnus 28:1, p.15
Roster of women who are involved in war work.
330 Time mentions alumni
Alumnus 28:1, p.8
Article cites Laurens school as typical of those with teacher shortages.
331 Hamilton Club members debate world policing
College Eye 35:14, p.3
Debate establishment of post-war world police.
332 Sgt. Harold Brown reported as dead
College Eye 35:14, p.1
333 Watching the World
College Eye 35:14, p.2
Gives his opinion on various aspects of the war.
334 More unity needed? One student says "yes"
College Eye 35:14, p.2
Letter encourage greater sense of community in time of war.
335 Waves celebrate one year mark at T. C.; 'Iowave' special edition honors anniversary date
College Eye 35:14, p.3
Special issue of the IOWAVE commemorates first anniversary; photo.
336 Metal shortage demands piggie bank pennies now return to circulation
College Eye 35:13, p.5
Urges people not to hoard their pennies, but to keep them in circulation.
337 "Hi soldier, welcome back" is greeting given visiting servicemen
College Eye 35:12, p.1
ISTC is prepared for service men and women who return to visit campus; photo.
338 Students give to fund collections
College Eye 35:11, p.1
58% of students have contributed so far.
339 Cedar Falls schools aid in paper drive; gather 44,000 pounds for national cause
College Eye 35:11, p.8
Campus School contributes eleven tons.
340 Watching the World
College Eye 35:11, p.2
Gives the opinion that U. S. is gaining ground, slowly, but surely.
341 Enlistments now open to women for special duty in Army Air Forces
College Eye 35:10, p.3
Special program for WAC enlistment specifically in Army Air Force.
342 Patriotism is shown in stamp day sales with totals of $95
College Eye 35:10, p.1
343 Present war slogans echo 1918 posters; display now in library
College Eye 35:10, p.6
344 Campus Tours
College Eye 35:10, p.5
News about other colleges.
345 Watching the World
College Eye 35:10, p.2
Gives his opinion on the coal miners' strike and how it should be treated.
346 Knock! Knock! The War Chest man
College Eye 35:10, p.1
Attempting to raise money for USO, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and YMCA.
347 WACs may now request assignment for service in Army Air Force
College Eye 35:9, p.4
Rules for military recruitment.
348 Blackout time now set at eleven o'clock for Lawther Hall boarders
College Eye 35:9, p.3
349 Gold star now honors thirteen war heroes
College Eye 35:9, p.1
Thirteen have given their lives.
350 Watching the World
College Eye 35:9, p.2
Gives opinion on important meeting in Moscow, and how American ambassadors should react.