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- TODAY’S WEATHER:
- ‘Spring Nocturne’ Dance Is Planned For Saturday: !rving Rosen And His Orchestra Will Furnish Music At Informal Dance To Be Held in Alumnae Hall:
- Post-war World Is Panel Topic For Tonight:
- Bebop Dominates Last Jazz Hour Musicians Fail To Catch Style:
- Strasmich To Address Anti-Mundt Bill Rally From Faunce Terrace: Rally To Be Sponsored By Lincoln Society, Young Republicans, Students For Wallace:
- Today on Campus:
- Bruin Orchestra To Give Concert At Middleboro:
- 51 Dance Bids On Sale Today:
- Meiklejohn Speaks:
- NROTC Team To Set Trophy:
- NEWS BRIEFS: Courtesy of The New York Times 7 p. m. Bulletin Wednesday, May 12, 1948:
- Conference Rejected:
- Bevin Scores Russia:
- Dulles Warns House:
- Auto Workers Strike:
- Mundt Bill:
- Qowl Qcmdidaisi&u:
- Bob Shea, Managers:
- Harold Shippee, Debating Union:
- Alex Taylor, 'Liber Brunensis':
- JonTobey, Track:
- Josh Tobey, Track:
- Don Van Heest, Brown Key:
- Shown Shiest:
- Publications:
- Organizations:
- Miscellaneous:
- Religious:
- Jjrft&M Jo Jim fcdtitoh:
- Bruin Cubs Win Fourth, Edging Dean Nine 5-4: Freshmen Use Three Hurlers To Halt Opposition; Whiston, Gauthier Pace Eleven Hit Offensive:
- Freshman Box Score:
- BROWN (5):
- DEAN (4):
- Ram Trackmen Trample Bruins: Injuries Hinder Bears in Field Events; Crimmin Scores First in 440, 220:
- Showers Stop Bear-R. I. State Net Competition:
- Official Bulletins:
Citation
"The Brown Daily Herald
142
(1948-05-13)
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(1948).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1014661/
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