World's Fairs

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1 Women's Chorus performs at World's Fair
UNI Century 12:3, p.7 		Performs in New Orleans.
2 Concert set for Sunday
Northern Iowan 80:55, p.16 		Preparing for trip to World's Fair in New Orleans.
3 Epsilon Pi Tau
Northern Iowan 79:9, p.8 		Ron Bro will talk about the 1982 World's Fair.
4 World's Fair highlights energy
Northern Iowan 79:3, p.9 		A quick look at the exhibits.
5 Jazz band performs at Expo, national jazz meeting
UNI Century 3:1, p.3 		Director recounts experiences at World's Fair in Seattle and at jazz educators conference; photo.
6 Poor cultural training shown in exhibit denial
College Eye 58:20, p.2 		An art exhibit at the World's Fair was not put up for fear it would spark controversy.
7 Cut-rate tickets available for World's Fair
College Eye 58:17, p.5 		May purchase tickets for New York Fair.
8 '58 grad is Brussels guide
Alumnus 42:3, p.18 		Description of duties of Pat Maxwell at World's Fair.
9 Pat Maxwell is guide at World Trade Fair
Alumnus 42:2, p.5 		One of three hundred American guides at Brussels Fair.
10 Letter to the editor
College Eye 49:28, p.2 		Student writes TC from the World's Fair in Brussels, Belgium.
11 Pat Maxwell to Brussels' World Fair
College Eye 49:27, p.1 		Will be guide at world's fair; photo.
12 Nationally famous Marionettes at ISTC
Public Relations News Release 1950:184, p.1 		The nationally famous Tatterman Marionette show will be in the auditorium. The puppets were featured at the New York World's fair and in the first marionette motion pictures.Pupils in the campus school will see a special performance Wednesday afternoon.
13 Lloyd Haberichter
Alumnus 25:2, p.17 		Is principal of the Wapello Consolidated Schools; They have two children: Donna Mae and James Lloyd. He spent the summers of 1939 and 1940 working at the New York's World Fair, as supervisor and assistant manager of the American Express concession.
14 Edward M. Wiler (Joyce Wengert)
Alumnus 24:2, p.26 		Reside in Chicago, where he is a research physicist for the Portland Cement Association. They traveled in Canada and the East last summer, stopping for several days in New York City to visit the World's Fair.
15 James O. Perrine, Jr.
Alumnus 24:1, p.22 		Son of J. O. Perrine, Upper Montclair, N. J., was in charge of the American Telephone and Telegraph booth at the New York World's Fair this past summer. His father, is now assistant vice-president of the A. T. and T. Co.
16 Louise E. Arildson
Alumnus 24:1, p.22 		Now residing in Nyack, N. Y. She and a friend, Florence L. Halstead, traveled through the West last summer. They visited in Salt Lake City, attended the Iowa picnic at Long Beach, and attended the San Francisco fair.
17 Bands march tomorrow at opening game
College Eye 31:2, p.1 		Description of formations of men's and women's marching bands.
18 Allen Carpenter
Alumnus 24:1, p.28 		Is teaching in the Washington Irving Junior High School, Des Moines. He discussed the educational aspects of the two World's Fairs in the May, 1939, issue of Midland Schools. His article is called "Let's Be 'Fair' Minded."
19 Hazel Webster Byrnes
Alumnus 23:3, p.23 		Was a guest visitor at the official opening of the New York World's Fair, April 30. She is a member of the Committee on Women's Participation for the New York World's Fair for North Dakota.
20 Robert L. Ebel
Alumnus 23:3, p.26 		Teacher in the Edison Institute High School, Dearborn, Mich., reported that he is taking two groups of students to the Edison Institute exhibit in the New York World's Fair. He is one of two instructors assigned with this delegation during the exposition
21 Plan Spring Fling for April 15
College Eye 30:27, p.3
22 Representative attend Pi Tau Phi dance
College Eye 30:27, p.3 		Theme was World's Fair.
23 Mrs. F. L. Byrons
Alumnus 22:3, p.25 		The former Hazel Webster is on the North Dakota Advisory Committee on Women's Participation for the New York World's Fair.
24 Alumnus promotes Bible sale
Alumnus 19:2, p.8 		Jesse L. McLaughlin exhibits copy of Bible hand-written by over 31,000 visitors to Chicago fair.
25 Faculty travels circle mid-west but end at fair
College Eye 26:12, p.4 		Survey of faculty travel this summer.
26 Original creations of Kindergartners shown at exhibit
College Eye 26:12, p.7 		Organized around World's Fair theme.
27 News briefs
College Eye 25:40, p.3 		Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
28 Freeman, Hearst visit Chicago World's Fair
College Eye 26:3, p.3 		Find Fair more colorful than last year.
29 Lambert will leave Friday for lengthy tour through East
College Eye 26:2, p.3 		Will visit New York and Chesapeake Bay.
30 Arcturus Club to meet at Commons this Friday noon
College Eye 25:25, p.3 		Name taken from star that gave light for opening of Century of Progress.
31 Untitled
College Eye 25:8, p.3 		James Morehouse speaks on World's Fair at Chemistry Seminar.
32 Untitled
College Eye 25:7, p.3 		Professor Mayfield went to Chicago where she went to the Fair and the opera.
33 President Latham takes vacation
College Eye 25:17, p.3 		Will visit Chicago and the East.
34 Riggs returns from second trip to fair
College Eye 25:17, p.3 		Compares 1933 fair with 1893 fair.
35 Alumni from far and wide gather at Chicago
Alumnus 17:4, p.15 		160 alumni meet for dinner in Chicago in association with NEA meeting and Century of Progress exposition; list of those present.
36 Frances Vandevort
Alumnus 20:1, p.28 		Along with Mrs. Oscar Kemper, the former Hilda Whitaker, attended the Century of Progress in Chicago, Illinois.
37 Helen Wilcox
Alumnus 17:4, p.28 		Employed at the Bishop's Cafeteria in Rockford, Illinois; met Professors Merchant and Fuller on their way to Chicago to the NEA meeting and the Century of Progress exposition.
38 Iowa children sing at N.E.A.
Alumnus 17:4, p.16 		Sixty children sing at NEA meeting and at Century of Progress exposition under direction of Professor C. A. Fullerton.
39 Personals
College Eye 24:44, p.2 		News about faculty and students.
40 Baker to arrive next week; will make fall plans; to play on all American team at Chicago exposition
College Eye 25:8, p.1 		Johnny Baker will coach football team; other coaching assignments announced.
41 Personals
College Eye 24:40, p.5 		News about faculty and students.
42 Eddie Cram reviews Worlds Fair; sees pictures of Teachers College campus in Iowa display
College Eye 25:6, p.1 		Edwin Cram gives impression of Fair.
43 Five faculty members give their impressions of Chicago Fair
College Eye 25:6, p.1 		Professors report on visit to Fair.
44 Cram is elected Iowa director; several faculty members attend association meeting
College Eye 25:5, p.1 		Of NEA.
45 Rural chorus of Iowa sings at exposition
College Eye 25:5, p.1 		Professor Fullerton's group performs at NEA convention and World's Fair.
46 World's Fair lures many T. C. students
College Eye 25:5, p.3 		Many students and faculty are visiting the Fair.
47 Baker to direct gridders
Alumnus 17:3, p.20 		Johnny Baker had announced intention to resign; may now return as head football coach for 1933 season; plans to play in all-star game associated with Century of Progress in Chicago in August; photo.
48 Personals
College Eye 24:37, p.3 		News about faculty and students.
49 Dean Reed leaves for Geneva, Chicago
College Eye 25:2, p.1 		Several students accompany him to the YMCA conference and the World's Fair.
50 Rural choir to sing at education meet; Chicago exposition
College Eye 24:32, p.1 		Will sing at NEA convention and Century of Progress program.
51 On to Chicago!
Alumnus 17:2, p.32 		Information regarding meeting in Chicago in conjunction with the Century of Progress exhibition.
52 All roads will lead to Chicago June-July, 1933; Century of Progress reunion banquet date set for July 6
Alumnus 17:1, p.17 		Making plans for alumni headquarters and gathering in Chicago.
53 Editorials; since 1918
College Eye 24:6, p.2 		Prospect of Chicago's Century of Progress lead to thoughts about technology.
54 Century of Progress reunion
Alumnus 16:4, p.18 		Alumni planning reunion in Chicago in association with the World's Fair there; have already held organizing picnic.
55 This little girl had dinner
Alumnus 16:4, p.9 		Bohan family attends alumni dinner in Chicago and gets a laugh.
56 Chicago alumni plan nation-wide reunion
Alumnus 16:3, p.9 		Plan to meet in connection with Century of Progress fair in Chicago.
57 Nearly six hundred at Commencement dinner
Alumnus 16:3, p.5 		Dinner served in Italian setting; meeting follows; consider plans for meeting in Chicago at Fair; hear report on repairs and improvements on Campanile.
58 Chicago alumni form chapter; group plans for general reunion at progress exposition
College Eye 23:46, p.1 		About fifty attend meeting.
59 Brief history of physical science
College Eye 20:9, p.1 		History of the physical science curriculum, faculty, and facilities at ISTC; photo.
60 Celebrated painter has charge of work for World's Fair
College Eye 18:3, p.6 		William de Leftwich Dodge is in charge of work at Philadelphia.
61 Famous clock given for Campanile; nation's best tower clock presented to college last week
College Eye 16:26, p.1 		Fasoldt clock won prize at Centennial Exposition in 1876; maker's nephew presents clock; will save money in Campanile fundraising effort.
62 Movies; lecture committee will stage exposition
College Eye 7:13, p.1 		First showing will be the Panama California Exposition.
63 Champion boy corn grower of Black Hawk County selected
College Eye 7:10, p.3 		Parker Lichty received a free trip to the San Francisco Exposition for yielding 102 bushels of corn from one acre of land.
64 Parker Lichty
College Eye 7:2, p.7 		Traveled extensively in California this summer.
65 Professor D. S. Wright
College Eye 7:2, p.8 		Visited World's Fairs in California.
66 C. E. Locke
Normal Eyte 21:11, p.187 		Boosting for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1915.
67 Miss Childs
Normal Eyte 16:1, p.7 		Visited the Portland exposition and traveled along the coast.
68 Neo
Normal Eyte 15:21, p.333 		The Neos gave a short program.
69 Clio
Normal Eyte 15:19, p.300 		Presented World's Fair program.
70 Messrs. Knapp, Brandstetter, Wood, and Magee
Normal Eyte 15:12, p.191 		Were excused from classes to travel to the St. Louis Fair.
71 Pres. and Mrs. Seerley
Normal Eyte 15:12, p.190 		Are spending the week in St. Louis.
72 Within the past few days
Normal Eyte 15:12, p.191 		Several students and faculty have left for the St. Louis Fair.
73 George Faint
Normal Eyte 15:9, p.143 		Visited sisters.
74 Miss Anna Wild
Normal Eyte 15:9, p.142 		Back from trip to St. Louis.
75 Miss Baker
Normal Eyte 15:8, p.127 		Returned from St. Louis.
76 Normal gets gold medal; our exhibit at St. Louis exposition praised as most complete from Iowa; great credit is due to Prof. Knoepfler, who spent much
Normal Eyte 15:8, p.115 		I. S. N. S. received a gold medal at the World's Fair for its exhibit on the history and growth of the school.
77 The Shakes and Aristos
Normal Eyte 15:7, p.111 		New members give St. Louis program.
78 Nina Grau
Normal Eyte 15:26, p.63 		Went home to visit sister.
79 Normal's exhibit; our school will be well represented at St. Louis
Normal Eyte 14:24, p.369 		Professor Knoepfler is in charge of the exhibit at the World's Fair; description of the material.
80 Mr. J. B. Knoepfler
Normal Eyte 14:7, p.109 		Professor Knoepfler is planning the school's exhibit for the St. Louis World's Fair; will draw on experience with the fair in Chicago.
81 State Library Association
Normal Eyte 14:7, p.106 		The Iowa State Library Association met in Marshalltown; may have exhibit in St. Louis.
82 The pupils of the Hillman schools
Normal Eyte 13:26, p.408 		Students planning to attend fair in St. Louis.
83 Prof. J. B. Knoepfler
Normal Eyte 13:22, p.345 		On commission to decide on Iowa exhibits for the St. Louis fair.
84 A new honor came to one of out number when the degree M. C. (Master of Chess) was conferred
Normal Eyte 13:13, p.199 		B. B. Rice wins chess award; invited to play at World's Fair in St. Louis.
85 W. B. Bell
Normal Eyte 12:6, p.89 		Studied at Wood's Hole laboratory; sent home specimens for Museum.
86 Millicent Warriner
Normal Eyte 12:1, p.11 		Returned from trip to the East.
87 Prof. and Mrs. Wright
Normal Eyte 14:17, p.11 		Returned from trip to Buffalo.
88 Mr. E. B. Wilson
Normal Eyte 10:20, p.485 		May travel to Europe.
89 Ossoli report
Normal Eyte 10:6, p.38 		Tell stories; install officers; hear about Paris Exposition.
90 Neo Society
Normal Eyte 10:21, p.740 		Presented programs on France and April.
91 Theo. A. Gerard
Normal Eyte 15:23, p.573 		On way to Paris to visit the exhibition.
92 Several volumes
Normal Eyte 9:15, p.356 		Books on Iowa participation at World's Fair and exposition arrived.
93 The award
Normal Eyte 5:35, p.348 		ISNS receives bronze medal for World's Fair exhibition.
94 Award made
Normal Eyte 4:1, p.11 		ISNS receives an award for its exhibition at the World's Fair.
95 Those beautiful specimens of handicraft
Normal Eyte 3:11, p.86 		Items returned from display at World's Fair.
96 Benj. McKeen
Normal Eyte 9:27, p.70 		Has been to the Fair.
97 During the week
Normal Eyte 3:8, p.63 		Roster of people who went to the Fair this week.
98 Lester Johnson
Normal Eyte 17:11, p.63 		Returns from Fair.
99 Miss Grace Griffin
Normal Eyte 3:8, p.64 		Goes to Fair.
100 Misses Alice Mason and Jennie Mercer
Normal Eyte 3:8, p.64 		Attending the Fair.