Springtime Confrontation Ends In Now Or Never Wedding
Anne and Gil reconcile after a love triangle with David and Camilla. Anne declares she loves Gil and refuses to doubt or rethink their union as they drive away to begin their lives together. The tale centers on vows, jealousy, and a decisive vow to marriage.
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David Akerman
Anne Ashton
Anne
David
Gil Tracy
Camilla Payne
Gil
Arizone
Camilla
Silver Grill
Janice
Giles
Not a real lady and the dinner party proposal
Anne confesses she is not a real lady, and Gil reveals a planned elopement at a dinner party. He declares their journey ends only to begin another as he presses for marriage right away. Their kiss settles a dramatic turn, and the tale closes with a final, fateful line.
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Anne
Summer House
Gil
Gill
Burke Attacks Labor Board and Seeks Testimony Rights
Senator Edward R. Burke denounces the National Labor Relations Board as biased and unfair and asks the Senate Labor Committee to amend the labor relations act to promote industrial peace. He argues the board pushes federal involvement in unions and invites later testimony from employers and employees to show the act’s effects.
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Washington
LLP
Edward R. Burke
Neb
Anti- New Dealer
National Labor Relations Board
Senate Labor Committee
Burke
Labor Board
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
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George F. Worts
Cedar Rapids Gasette
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New York
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Alvin Landy
Cleveland
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India
Dacca
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Gazette
SESS
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the Killian Company
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