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- TODAY'S WEATHER:
- S & B Withdraws Rights; Cam Club Poll Monday:
- Today on Campus:
- Barber Shop Quartet Entries Compete For Faunce House Prize:
- Freshman C. A.s Meet:
- Chapel Has New Console:
- Sayles Hall Addition:
- Politics Club To Offer All Party Discussion By Leading Officials: Wexler, Eden, King To Speak Open Forum Follows Manning Hall Talk:
- Speakers At Politics Club lonite:
- Debators U. W. F. Agree On Firm Russian Policy: Conclusion Is Reached By Different Reasons, Force and Understanding:
- New Band Plays On Jazz Hour:
- College Queen Will Be Chosen During IGB Ball:
- NEWS BRIEFS: Courtesy of The New York Times 7 p. m. Bulletin Tuesday, April 27, 1948:
- rh'ab Invasion Due:
- Jews To Appeal To UN:
- Italian Future:
- Proposed B. I. Dredging Law Provokes Threatening Strikes Among Unionized Quahogs:
- 'TebteAA Jo Jhe fcdjioh:
- Shown Shiopk:
- Publications:
- Religious:
- Organizations:
- Miscellaneous:
- Yachting Team Sails For First Jeff Davis Cup:
- Bruin Nine Clashes With Holy Cross -' • t In Home Opener At Aldrich Field; Hopeful Of Gaining Season’s First Win: Coach Eayrs Counts On McLain To Revenge Defeat At Worcester McEvoy To Start For Crusaders:
- BearTeamPlays Cantab Netmen:
- Bruin Golf Squad Meets Harvard In First Match Of Current Season: Gresh, Number One Will Captain Team:
- Soccer Notice:
- Official Bulletins:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
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(1948-04-28)
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(1948).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1014602/
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