Turning Point The Story Thus Far
Sherwin, the unconscious Stenhart, and Jim descend after a tense pursuit as Max is revealed to be the real killer. Jane defies jail and pleads for Sherwin, while a plan for escape is considered before a final revelation shifts guilt to Max. Sherwin returns,可 revealed as innocent and at last stands with Jane.
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Jim
Jane
Sherwin
Jordan
Max
South America
Cutler
Stenhart
Fanny
Jose
Pete Rooney
Mac
MacDowell
Old Mac
Teresa
Chinee
Janet
Army Officer Seeks to Join Leper Wife at Carville
Maj. Hans George Hornbostel, 65, vows to join his wife, 52, in the leper settlement at Carville Louisiana, despite officials doubtful the request will be granted. The couple, long separated by war and illness, hope to spend their remaining years together.
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San Francisco
Carville
Associated Press
Hans George Hornbostel
Washington
Thomas Parran
Hornbostel
Santo Tomas
Manila
San Francisco Hospital
Myne
Army
Marine Corps
Life too complex prompts death test by chemist McNab
New York police reconstructed the final hours of Murray Shurchill McNab a 38 year old Canadian chemist and University of Chicago graduate who chose death by odorless gas as his last experiment He left a three page note and five cigarette butts. The note spoke of self destruction and anti social inclinations while he pondered science philosophy and God amid Manhattan nightlife.
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New York
Murray Shurchill McNab
University of Chicago
Manhattan
McNab
Flyer Survives Roll After Belt Detaches Over Barrington
Albert S. Wilson Jr. a 20 year old student pilot from Radburn New Jersey at Glenview naval air station parachuted to safety when his safety belt opened during a slow roll at 5500 feet three miles northwest of Barrington Illinois. The Stearman trainer crashed in nearby woods and was demolished.
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Chicago
Albert S. Wilson Jr
Radburn
N. J
Glenview Naval Air Station
Route 59
Cuba Road
Barrington
Stearman
Wilson
Elmer Rich
Robert Jenkins
Lake County
Parole Violator Sentenced for Threats in Chicago
Jerome D. Colitz, 27, was sentenced by Judge Harold G. Ward in Criminal court to one year to 18 months for violating probation by making threats against a young woman. Colitz had been placed on probation after an earlier accusation of attacking a young woman.
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Chicago
Jerome D. Colitz
Harold G. Ward
Colitz
McNab Chooses Carbon Monoxide in Suicide Note
In a chilling suicide, authorities report McNab expressed philosophical views on mortality and God before detailing a method to die using carbon monoxide. He described filtering city gas through sulfuric acid to remove odor and stated he would rather hurt loved ones less by dying than remaining alive. An elevator operator later discovered him in the gas chamber.
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McNab
P. S
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Mary Imlay Taylor
W.N.U
Vacqueros
John
John Sherwin
BE MY
Peggy Dern
Alicia Stevenson
New York City
Hornbustels
Flyer
Spinoza
Christ
Memorial Hospital
Lillie Jolly
Children’s Department
Robert Jolly, R.N
Nursing Memorial Hospital
LAMAR
Houston
Texas
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