Congress weighs Mangan space claim in outer realm
Washington reports Rep. Emmet Byrne calls on a House committee to examine James T. Mangan of Evergreen Park Illinois who filed a 1948 charter for Celestia the space nation and issued a space school license in South Dakota Byrne praises Mangan as a successful and scholarly gentleman while deferring position
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Stanton Area Social Notes Include Local Visits
Sun day evening guests of Mrs. Maude Myres and Jim Chamberlin were Mr. and Mrs. Carol Healy and family of Spring Hill. Friday dinners featured Mrs. Virgil Beebe, Mrs. Bud Maxwell, and Mrs. Claude Turner with Charley Bates and family in Rantoul. Friday evening visits included Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Battles and others. A Missionary meeting led by Mrs. Anderson gathered several attendees from Rantoul and nearby communities.
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Dear Ann letters on pregnancy and marriage ethics
Ann Landers columns address a mother shocked by her pregnant daughter‑in‑law, a reader revealing mental illness acceptance, and a wife upset by husbands leaving for the bar. The advice urges humane judgment, open discussion, and practical guidance. Field Enterprises invites readers to submit issues for the column.
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Boy 12 Faces Murder Charge in Woodward Case
In Woodward Oklahoma twelve year old Robert Smith was ordered by County Judge James Young to face criminal charges for murder or armed robbery in the shooting death of Floyd Blair, a Woodward gro cer. Robert’s 10 year old brother David was sent to a boys’ ranch near Perkins. the pair were at the scene when Blair was shot and two others wounded as they allegedly planned a store robbery.
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Laborer Convicted In Murder Case
George Estes Valerman, a laborer, was found guilty of second degree murder by a Chase County District court jury for fatally shooting 70-year-old Lew Carmons of Strong City. Judge Jay Sullivan sentenced him to at least 10 years. Valerman admitted shooting Carmons with a .30 caliber rifle, placing the body in a wheelbarrow and dumping it in a ditch after Carmons allegedly stole $800.
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