Nurse Betsy Crane #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeNurse Betsy Crane encounters a mysterious man being brought to Dale Hospital with a bomb-related injury; he mentions "plans" and a woman who resembled his wife, creating intrigue about his true identity and intentions. The issue also features a separate story, "Elaine's Elopement," in which eighteen-year-old Barbara defies her parents' wishes by planning to elope with her boyfriend Joe Stibal, while her great-aunt Ellen reflects on her own youthful romance and offers unexpected support for the young couple's marriage.
Nurse Betsy Crane tends to Ron Makay, a wealthy and reckless young man recovering from a car crash, sparking an unexpected bond as she challenges his arrogance and helps him confront his privilege. As their relationship deepens, Ron begins to change, determined to rebuild his life and win Betsy’s love—only for tragedy to strike when he risks his life at his father’s chemical plant.
Madge is heartbroken after a sudden rift with Howard, her husband of only two months, and her thoughts drift to the joy of their early days together. As she recalls their sweet courtship and the happiness they shared, she begins to wonder if their recent quarrel was just a painful but temporary storm in their love.
Nurse Betsy Crane arrives at Dale General Hospital after a plane crash, where she helps treat the injured, including a distraught man believed to have planted the bomb. As she tends to the survivors, she becomes entangled in a mystery when the man, Larry Thorpe, insists she is his missing wife, Sally, and mentions "plans" and a woman who looked like her—sparking doubts about the true identity of the victim.
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Reprinted in Registered Nurse #1 (1963), Soap Opera Romances #1 (1982), Soap Opera Romances #2 (1982)
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