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#	Article	Article Summary
1	Katherine Macon wins district radio audition; enters state contest
2	Miss Thomes granted two term absence to study in Puerto Rico	Will study Spanish there.
3	Theta Alpha Phi will initiate six members	List of new members.
4	Revamped backfield will strive to tally against Simpson team in Dad's Day tilt tomorrow
5	Teachers High has first Homecoming	Hope that it will become annual event.
6	Busy Homecoming program promised returning alumni; program features game with Western State Teachers; dance in evening	Schedule of activities.
7	Britishers will debate here; Teachers debaters will meet Oxford Wednesday; British men both notables	Profiles of British debaters John Archibald Boyd-Carpenter and John Foot.
8	Faculty contributes to loan fund	Faculty members will contribute one per cent of their salary for four months.
9	New pep club starts activity; Dirty Thirty will make initial appearance at Simpson game tomorrow	Hope to improve volume of support; will not supplant regular cheerleaders.
10	550 boys visit college on third Boy Scout Day	Scouts tour campus and enjoy football game.
11	Special Sunday chapel will conclude weekend dedicated to fathers	At CHIC service.
12	David Sands Wright is failing gradually	Professor Wright remains in critical condition after stroke.
13	Untitled	President Latham discontinues informal monthly teas.
14	Intruder takes money, clothes from offices in Gilchrist and library	Money and personal possessions stolen from several areas.
15	Gogarty's band will play at college dance tonight
16	Purple Pen will be ready next week	Quick survey of contents.
17	School head from Detroit to speak here; Frank Cody, superintendent of Detroit public schools will address students at fall Commencement	Sixty-four students will graduate.
18	Welsh chorus gives concert; audience applauds eighteen year old tenor; chorus sings old favorites	Review of Welsh Imperial Singers' performance on campus.

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#	Article	Article Summary
19	Untitled	Professor Paul is studying computers in Iowa City.
20	Two students build Dr. Riebe's garage	Two manual arts students are at work.
21	Faculty support	Praises faculty for donating one per cent of their salaries to the Student Loan Fund.
22	Another vanishing American?	Criticizes students for lack of school spirit at athletic events.
23	Extraordinary values mean fresh adventure for wily Katey Co-ed
24	High school teacher will study at Columbia	Olga Johnson will return to TCHS in the fall.
25	Library adds book on old rains, modern India war depts. Evolution

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#	Article	Article Summary
26	Iowa Conference dope	Iowa Conference schedule and results are posted.
27	Professors compete in fall golf meets for various honors	Brackets are announced for faculty men's and education department's golf tournaments.
28	Former athletes ask for Homecoming dope	Old grads may visit campus.
29	Little Tutors meet Reinbeck in first Homecoming tilt; broken collar bone will keep Carl Brown out rest of season	Teachers College High School, at first place in conference, will play against Reinbeck.
30	No progress made in track tourney	Competition has slowed in decathlon.
31	Panther Tales	Talks about Panther football, the drum major, and an information session for women on the rules of football.
32	Freshmen meet West Waterloo eleven in game there tonight; game scheduled as practice for both squads in open date	Panthers will play practice game against West Waterloo High School.
33	Simpson harriers meet Panthers on cinders tomorrow	Panthers will face Simpson College at halftime of the football game.
34	Untitled	Alpha Beta Gamma elects pledge officers.
35	Luther spoils Panther hopes for loop title	Luther defeated ISTC, 12-6.
36	Tennis tournament nears completion	Results from tennis competition; fall golf tourney is cancelled; intramural wrestling competition will begin.
37	Cedar Falls High School barred from grid league	Did not schedule enough league games.
38	Fisher and Miller injured seriously in Luther contest	Al Miller suffers from broken leg; Gale Fisher injured his shoulder.
39	McCuskey issues call for varsity mat men to report for drill	Wrestling practices will soon begin.

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#	Article	Article Summary
40	Old Gold salesmen compete for prizes	Winner will receive pajamas.
41	Bartlett Hall inaugurates community study rooms	Offers supervised study rooms.
42	Small classes with faculty contact are less efficient than larger ones	Professor Brown talks about his research on class size.
43	Social Science fraternity announces initiation date; new committee chosen	List of Pi Gamma Mu officers.
44	Untitled	Professor Squire will perform with symphony.
45	Professors here refuse to believe whistlers morons	Professors tell why they do or do not whistle.
46	Hansen still makes keys after 28 years	Hans Hansen talks about his work in the key shop.
47	College publishes study of song literature by former student here	Adeline Asher surveyed campus song lists.
48	Business manager quit journalism at one time but could not stay away	Profile of Robert M. Allen; photo.
49	Two Teachers alumni have stories published in O'Brien's 1931 collection	Work by William Morrissey and Allen Read published in national publication.

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#	Article	Article Summary
50	Picture screen remodeled	In Training School.
51	Untitled	Faculty wives visit Mrs. Wilcox; Professor Wilcox is studying in Iowa City.
52	Untitled	Group members read work at Writers' Club meeting.
53	Untitled	Group visits Lillian Peterson at Northwestern University.
54	Untitled	Phi Omega Pi pledged Dorothy Washburn and Marvel Elick.
55	Untitled	Ellen Richards Club meets.
56	Untitled	Primary Club holds Halloween party.
57	Untitled	Professor Harbeson addresses Social Science Club.
58	Untitled	Westminster Council has dinner.
59	Classical Club	Program of presentations.
60	Theta Gamma Nu	Evelyn Bambrick is guest.
61	Untitled	Professor Lambertson will lead discussion on France.
62	Untitled	Westminster Foundation will have Halloween party.
63	Untitled	Kappa Phi will give dinner.
64	Untitled	Phi Chi Delta will discuss home relations.
65	Ellen H. Richards Club	Held business meeting.
66	Untitled	Shakespeareans hold Halloween party.
67	Neo Chresto	Held fall banquet.
68	Extension Division entertained	Mrs. McKitrick gives dinner.
69	Untitled	Bartlett Hall will hold party.
70	Untitled	Alpha Beta Gamma holds party.
71	Phi Tau Theta dinner	Will celebrate its history.
72	Kappa Phi girls entertained	Alta Wilmarth will give theater party.
73	Delta Phi Delta	Pledges hold party.
74	Junior assistants tea	Bartlett Hall West women have party.
75	German Club	German Club will call itself Deutscherverein; list of officers.
76	Lutheran party	Will have Halloween party.
77	Miss Sturtevant speaks to house presidents	On development of personality.
78	Untitled	Xanho pledges have worked on their house.
79	Untitled	Maurice Brayton and Clarence Payne pledge Chi Pi Theta.
80	Halloween party is tomorrow night	At Bartlett Hall.
81	Alpha Beta Gamma dance	With Halloween theme.
82	Dad's Day and Halloween are featured in society this weekend
83	Bartlett Hall girls plan for Dad's Day	Schedule of activities.

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#	Article	Article Summary
84	Life's greatest problem is choosing things, says speaker from Columbia	Excerpts from address by Sarah Sturtevant.
85	Intrepid workmen defy formidable library rule	Workmen busy installing new window sashes in Library and doing other remodeling there.
86	Y. W. C. A. drive ends tonight; committees have afternoon tea; will present prizes to contest winners	Aims to raise $1100.
87	Freshmen on grade school courses prove to be smarter than classmates; liberal arts students have lead class for high grades in previous years	Dean Nelson reveals results of his research.
88	Warner elected head of orchestra	Professor Kurtz notes that orchestra membership is largest in school history.
89	New pipe organ, carpet are being installed now in Cliosophic hall	Improvements will cost about $4000.
90	Student vaudeville plans are completed, manager Marshall Kathan states	Plans under way for third edition of Tutor Ticklers.
91	Dr. Latham appoints special loan committee	Will try to help students stay in school.
92	It seems that one new office shrinks	Causes problems in ordering furniture for Benjamin Boardman's office.
93	Debate contest date decided; forum sponsors freshman debate contest; women urged to compete	Still seeking participants.
94	Exhibit of New York art will open November 2
95	Hygiene class visits self-styled notables at insane asylum	Students visit home for mentally handicapped.