Penelope Gatlin Returns as Heir in Cold War Era Drama
Theodore Gatlin adopts baby Penelope to solve marriage woes but divorce ensues after a ball strike injures her. Gatlin dies in a wreck before naming Penelope his heir, while in San Francisco a psychiatrist treats Nance Belden, a dual personality woman later revealed as Penelope Gatlin. She flees as detectives close in.
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Theodore Gatlin
Penelope
Dan McNamara
Nance Belden
Saddle Nose
McNamara
Bart
Lanny
Nance
San Quentin Penitentiary
Penelope Gatlin
San Quentin
Miss Lanning
Belden
Greenbrae
Miss Lan
Nance Reiden
Patrick Flynn
Aliss Lanning
Fiendish San Francisco chase ends with a bluff
Chief Dan McNamara uncovers tangled schemes around Nance Belden Sapphire Susie and Penelope Gatlin. Detectives Flynn and Angellou are pressed to return to real work as McNamara uses Racketeering clues, bank drafts, and a Havre port shadow to track the runaway trio and secure the motive behind the escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Flynn
Angellou
Nance
Ella Cates
Lanny
San Francisco
Steve
Dan McNamara
Nance Belden
Messia
Doughty
Susan Engelbright
Miss Engelbright
Oakland
Sapphire Susie
Italy
Susie
San Quentin
An- Zellon
Penelope Gatlin
MecNamara
Penelope
Havre
Tre de France
New York
Dan ~McNamara
de de France
Mission
North Beach
Apgelloti
Anzgelloti
Mr. Flynn
Mr. Angellou
Angellots
Illinois Brevities News Roundup of Obits and Aides
Long list of Illinois deaths includes Joel Al Thompson aged 95 near Pecatonica and Rebecca Dawley 100 near Seymour. Obituaries cover Rev Guy Chapman, Louis Foster, John Bahrns, Sherman Logan, and Burnett Shryock inheriting a Chicago estate. Public notices include Roe Ruskell death, a Benton crash, and a Mercer county reward. State appointments and relief funding discussed with Ickes and Osborn.
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Rebecca Jane Dawley
Seymour
Guy D. Chapman
Illinois
Benton
Louis Foster
Winterroad
John G. Bahrns
Effingham
Sherman Logan
Flora
Logan
Henry W. Shryock
Southern Illinois Teachers College
Carbondale
Burnett Shryock
Chicago
Roy Ruskell
Harold
Waukegan
Ira
Earl
Joshua Yarrington
Louis O. Hellopeter
Ed Haywood
C. M. Osborn
Public Works Administration
Washington
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ernst Lieberman
Roosevelt
Fred Tarrent
State Highway Department
Tarrent
William George
Aurora
Fannie Bishop Henderson
Kane County
Clarence Ruddy
William Clausen
George
Eliza Church
Belvidere
United States
Church
Bonus
Here
Richard Church
H. H. Collier
Rockford
NRA
Collier
Collier Company
Illinois Light and Power Corporation
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Hllinois Press Association
Belleville
Horner
San Diego
Robert H. Beverly
Springfield
Robert S. Abbott
The
National Defender
Eldridge Bancroft Pierce
Urban League
Have a Household Pet
A Parents' Magazine piece extols small pets as charming additions to stock-raising at home. It argues miniature animals fit modern homes, foster family life, and teach children tender care and responsibility, shaping strong character by protecting the weak.
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The
Parents’ Magazine
Waxing floors prevents scratches on chairs
When waxing floors focus on the rockers and feet of chairs to avoid marring the surface as they are moved.
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Dawn
Peter B
Kyne
Bell Syndicates
Angellot
Joel al. Thompson
Pecatonica
the People's
M. E. Rynerson
Tate An
Abe
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