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The Brown Daily Herald 44 (1947-01-24)

Table of Contents

  • Untitled:
  • Amendment Of Wagner Act Debated At PCA Meeting: Local Industrial And Union Leaders Speak Before Audience of 36:
  • Fri. Eve. Newman Club Meetings To Continue Despite Examinations:
  • Notice:
  • Levy Lists 7 Hearld Promotions:
  • Ski Club Plans Week Trip To N. H.:
  • Official Notice:
  • Dr. Taft Made Full Professor Of Economics:
  • DR. PHILIP TAFT:
  • 265 Students Indicate Desire For Summer Session This Year: Dean Kenny Conducts Chapel Balloting; Reuslfs Show Demand For Similar Courses:
  • Frosh Plan Class Dance:
  • Competition for Annapolis Open:
  • Phi Beta Kappa Will Hold Election In Feb.:
  • Summer School:
  • Deflation By Decree:
  • Letters to the Editor:
  • "Ghosts":
  • University Sharpens Dulled Blade Of Examination Axe:
  • Grimshaw Night" at Marvel Gym: Ceremony Prepared To Honor Bruin Star:
  • CAPTAIN GEORGE GRIMSHAW Brown, Forward:
  • Varsity Cagers Win, 76-63 As Frosh Lose At Tufts:
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  • Trackmen Open Season At N.Y., Philly, Boston:
  • Bruin-Coast Guard Mermen To Meet:
  • Bruin Wrestlers Face Wesleyan In r 47 Inaugural:
  • Sports Staff Promotions Announced:
  • Brown Briefs:
  • Trees Take On Armor For Life Struggle:
  • Up from the Ranks:
  • WALTER S. GIFFORD President of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Started as a clerk with the Western Electric Company in 1904.:
  • JOE E. HARRELL President of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. Started with Bell System as a clerk in Atlanta in 1913.:
  • % RUSSELL J. HOPLEY President of the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. Started as collector in Fort Madison, lowa, in 1915.:
  • WILLIAM A. HUGHES President of the Indiana Bell Telephone Company. Started his telephone career as a ground man in Kansas City in 1917.:
  • THOMAS N. LACY President of the Michigan Bell Telephone Company. With Bell bystem since 1905. Started in Philadelphia as an installer.:
  • CHESTER I. BARNARD President of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company. Started with the Bell System as a clerk in Boston in 1909.:
  • WILLIAM C. BOLENIUS President of the Wisconsin Telephone Company. First telephone job was in New York City as a traffic inspector in 1921.:
  • ALLERTON F. BROOKS President of The Southern New England Telephone Company. Started as engineer's assistant in New Haven in 1911.:
  • VICTOR E. COOLEY President of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. Started his telephone career as a clerk in San Francisco in 1911.:
  • HAL S. DUMAS President of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. Started as a traffic student in Atlanta in 1911.:
  • RANDOLPH EIDE President of The Ohio Bell Telephone Company. First telephone job was as a special inspector in New York in 1911.:
  • H. RANDOLPH MADDOX President of The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies. Started, student engineer, Washington, D. C., in 1921.:
  • GRAHAM K. McCORKLE President of the Illinois Bell Telephone Comnanv. Started with Bell System as an office boy in Eminence, Ky., in 1902.:
  • FLOYD P. OGDEN President of The Mountain States T elephone and T elegraph < Company. Started as student- ! clerk in Kansas City in 1911.:
  • PHILIP C. STAPLES President of The Bell Telephone Comoanv of Pennsylvania. Started with Bell System as salesman in Baltimore in 1904.:
  • MARK R. SULLIVAN President of The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. Started as a clerk in San Francisco in 1912.:
  • CARL WHITMORE President of the New York Telephone Company .First Bell System jod was in ban Francisco as a field man in 1910.:
  • •Asterisks indicate new presidents since December, 1937:
  • BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 44 (1947-01-24) " (1947). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1013631/

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