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The Brown Daily Herald 50 (1948-12-07)

Table of Contents

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  • TODAY'S WEATHER:
  • Church Leaders Speak At Student Conference:
  • TODAY ON CAMPUS:
  • Brown Student’s Poem Accepted For Anthology:
  • George Junghanns:
  • Ray McKinley to Play At Brown Holiday Party:
  • H. S. Curtis Attends ACPRA Convention:
  • Meyers to Lead Club In Book Discussion:
  • Chicago Alumni To Hold Annual Xmas Luncheon:
  • Wriston Attacks System Of Accrediting Schools:
  • Bruin Captains Honored:
  • 1 to r: Rip Engle, John Scott, Norm lacuele, Fred Broomhead and Joe Paterno pictured after the Broomhead football banquet last Thursday evening. Scott and Paterno were named 1949 football co-captains to succeed the graduating lacuele. The banquet was the 27th in a series of annual post-season fetes given by Broomhead to honor the Brown football team * Photo by Hunter:
  • Eagles Overpower Bruin Skaters, 5-1 in Hubtown Opener; Whiston Superb: Sutherland Scores Lone Bruin Goal on Assist From Hunt; Harrington, Ceglarski Star for B. C.:
  • OFF THE WIRE: Courtesy of The New York Times 7 p. m. bulletin, Monday, December 6, 1948:
  • Demand Turned Down:
  • No-Cut Days – – Finis?:
  • Jit Our Wait:
  • More Pseudo-Intellectuals:
  • The Herald's Space:
  • Quite Affected:
  • S4era id-in,} .Sports:
  • Final Football Totals:
  • Fraternity Basketballers Open Intramural Winter Season at Marvel Gym: Phi Psi, Lambda Chi Slaughter Delta Phi, DKE; Sigma Chi Barely Edges DU in Final Period 19-18:
  • Final Individual Statistics:
  • Supersonic Experiments Carried on at Brown:
  • (f3rown (!3rie^s:
  • Athletics:
  • Miscellaneous:
  • Organizations:
  • Publications:

Citation

"The Brown Daily Herald 50 (1948-12-07) " (1948). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1014997/

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