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The Brown Daily Herald 40 (1948-11-17)

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1948
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  • TODAY'S WEATHER:
  • Davis Answers Flattop Food Price Complaints: Reserve Staff And Paid Vacations Are Given As Reasons For Continuation For High Price Level:
  • Quincy Abrams Addresses Hillel:
  • Lincoln Society Gathering Hears Bigelow Speech:
  • Choir and Organ Concert Tonight:
  • Liber Picture Schedule:
  • Pres. Wriston Talks In Freshman Chapel:
  • Rip Explains in Gotham Cause of Harvard Loss:
  • TODAY ON CAMPUS:
  • Flying Club To Build Man-Sized Glider:
  • Bruin Grid Slate For ’49 Shows Four Home Tilts: Brown to Face Lehigh, Columbia; Crusaders Open Here October Ist:
  • IGB Approves Major Additions In Current Constitution Revision:
  • V ft Side(isht3:
  • oCow:
  • cj e -9n 58 Ijjears of s3rown:
  • johnny Mayhew:
  • Sextet Defeats Windsor; Rawson Turns Hat Trick:
  • Upset by DKE Features Flay Of Intramurals:
  • s3rown d3rie^s:
  • Official Bulletins:
  • Athletics:
  • Miscellaneous:
  • Organizations:
  • Publications:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 40 (1948-11-17) " (1948). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1014943/

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