Gail Lawrence Weds in Saint Mark’s Morning Wedding
Gail prepares for a church ceremony surrounded by family and friends. Ariel vows a new life in Chicago with Van while Gail receives well wishes from neighbors as Dick waits at the aisle. The scene ends with Gail's confident vow that she remains one of the Lucky Laurences.
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Ariel
Phil
Phil Dearest
Lily
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Ely
Mary Keats
Chicago
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Sam
Lawrences
Ed’s Narrow Escape in Portland Waterfront Lunchroom
In rough Portland waterfront nights Ed Columbia confronts a drunken patron in an all night India Street lunch room. The diner's attack with a spiked stool is quelled when Ed delivers a decisive haymaker and escapes, describing the rough scene along Commercial Fore and India streets.
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Nebraska Farm Income Falls In First Three Quarters
Nebraska's total farm cash income for the first three quarters reached 134.32 million dollars, ranking among the top states but below 1934. Rental and benefit payments totaled 21.285 million for eight months, with Iowa Texas Illinois and Kansas also ahead. Nebraska's September livestock revenues rose sharply, totaling 15.752 million for the month, up about zero percent from 1933 and well above 1934.
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Lincoln Nebraska Residents Praised by Out-of-Town Writers
New York Chicago and Washington writers, visiting Lincoln, praised Nebraska as outstanding for no sales tax and low property taxes. Governor Cochran and Tax Commissioner Smith explained the pay-as-you-go policy and constitutional debt limits as reasons for the low tax burden and ongoing highway programs.
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Resettle Admin Funds Land Development in Northwest Nebraska
The resettlement administration released the first funds for a land utilization program in northwestern Nebraska. A 35000 dollar allotment supports a 414000 dollar plan to develop about 155000 acres of submarginal land in Dawes and Sioux counties. Rep. H B Coffee announced the authorization during a Paris conference and noted efforts to retain water for stock and return land to grass for grazing after years of wheat or sporadic crop growth.
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