Word: effective
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...United Automobile Workers. . . state that they fear that ... we might deliberately proceed to bargain with other groups for the purpose of undermining the position of this particular union. . . . We cannot enter into any agreement with anyone which can have the effect of denying to any group of our employes the rights of collective bargaining. . . . We undertake not to seek or to inspire such activities on the part of other groups for the purpose of weakening this particular union. . . . We hereby agree with you that within a period of six months from the resumption of work we will not bargain with...
Since 20 of General Motors' 69 plants have had strikes, this promise in effect gives the Union the exclusive right to bargain for all the employes of such plants during the next six months, provided 1) Governor Murphy makes no exceptions (not regarded as probable) and 2) the issues raised are "matters of general corporate policy...
Though he has as yet no Paris salon, Designer Rudolf Lanz of Salzburg has had such an important effect on the design of sports clothes that even the most important Paris houses are experimenting this spring with adaptations of the traditional Lanz Dirndl (tight-bodiced peasant dress) for street wear...
...accepted nineteenth century fashion, even to the heroine passing away in here lover's arms, and, with excellent direction and casting, meets every conceiveable test of modern preferences. Greta reaches the heights as the charming consumptive, Marguerite Gautler. Her seductive shoulders are bared frequently with the desired effect, and the delicately ethereal effect of her appearance in the last scene is nothing short of great acting. Opposite her is Robert Taylor as handsome Armand Duval is convincing in the most tortuous windings of their love affair. Only occasionally did he seem a trifle stolid and remind us of his Pomona...
...must sign an agreement that they will remain in the hospital until discharged. If they can afford it, they must pay $1 a day for board, room, and doctoring. Two years' experience at Lexington persuaded authorities that the system of cure which Dr. Lawrence Kolb has put into effect there is the best ever. Soon as a patient is admitted he receives physical and mental examination. If he has some "intercurrent defect," such as tuberculosis, which induces him to take drugs, he is put into an infirmary for special treatment. Soon as the defect is under control, the patient...