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“The motion is carried five to one, Mr. Abernathy dissenting.” Bill King October 14, 1944
“The summer slack period is about over, and we’re now moving into the fall slump.” Chon Day October 4, 1952“And I say to you without fear of contradiction…” Doris Matthews June 7, 1952
“I won’t bother you with a mass of figures and details. I’ll just say we lost our shirts.” Ross March 15, 1952
“Now don’t let me interrupt anything.” Tom Henderson March 8, 1952
“It’s refreshing, Tilson, to have a member of the board who has the courage to stand up and disagree with me! Good-by and good luck.” Bill King November 29, 1952
“If they don’t go back to work at those wages, we’ll fire them and run the plant ourselves. Does anyone know just where it is?” Chon Day November 17, 1951
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They’re all pretty funny, especially numbers 5-7. #6 though, where Tilson’s about to get the boot is my favorite.