Winter
2003 (Vol. 84, No. 4)
Table
of Contents
FEATURE ARTICLES:
The Voices of Iowans
Fighting World War II
by Ginalie Swaim
Four Iowans &
the Nazi Olympics
by Jack Lufkin
Meskwaki Code Talkers
by Mary Bennett
A Child's Memory
of World War II
by Irene Kooi Chadwick
The Girls They
Left Behind
by Mary Wear Briggs
From Vassar College
to Small-Town Iowa: Winning World War II
by Mary Draper Janney and Barbara Gair Scheiber
"Couldn't
Say I Was Scared": The War Correspondence of Luther College's Student Soldiers
by Jon Richard Peterson
The World War
II Clippings Project: Saving the Past, One Story at a Time
By Ginalie Swaim and Karen Heinselman
Have You Used Our
Military Records?
by Sharon Avery
Help Us Preserve
World War II History
Yearly Index
DEPARTMENTS:
Front Porch:
Reading and transcribing World War II letters.
One in a Million:
On an August night in 1943, jazz legend Louis Armstrong played at the Val Air
Ballroom in Des Moines. Somebody turned on a recorder and captured his distinctive
music.
by Jack Lufkin.
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