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The Brown Daily Herald 97 (1933-03-13)

Table of Contents

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  • SWIMMERS TRIUMPH IN NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST: Bruins Win Seven Out of Nine Events and Break Three Records In Meet:
  • LEWIS STARS: Victors Amass 47 Points and Springfield Is Second With 29 Tallies:
  • News of the World:
  • Earthquake Continues:
  • Jap Envoy to China:
  • Some Banks to Open:
  • Russians Jail British:
  • Shoemaker Says Panic Stage of Bank Crisis Is Already Past:
  • Japanese Loans Curb Advocated By League: Model Assembly at Smith Closes Saturday After Strenuous Three-Day Session:
  • PROFESSOR MORRISON TO TALK HERE TONIGHT:
  • Dr. Barbour to Speak to Discussion Group: Father Coomk, Mrs. Hocking, Swami Akhilananda, to Address Other Meetings:
  • SENIOR FROLIC COMMITTEE DISBANDS; CAMMARIAN CLUB SUGGESTS CHARITY BALL IN PLACE OF ANNUAL FROLIC: Action Result of Joint Meeting Held By Frolic Committee and Cam Club:
  • TO AID STUDENTS: Undergraduate Opinion Will Be Ascertained Before Plans Are Made:
  • Brown Debaters Discuss War Debts With N.Y.U:
  • BROWN QUINTET LOSES TO PROVIDENCE 50-26: Huge Crowd at Aldrich Gym Sees Favored Friar Hoopsters Take Easy Victory:
  • President’s Speech Compared to Imprecation of the Prophets: Similar Outcries Heard at the Time of the South Sea Bubble; Standard of Ethics of Moneyed Classes of Those Days Likened to That of Our Financiers:
  • HAY DEFEATS ROLLER TO WIN CHAMPIONSHIP: Brown Takes Third Position In N. E. I. W. A. Meet; Harvard Takes First:
  • Support the Charity Ball:
  • The First Battle:
  • OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
  • “FAR EAST SITUATION CHALLENGE TO WORLDâ€:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 97 (1933-03-13) " (1933). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007652/

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