Lord Penrhyn Dies at 101 in England
Lord Penrhyn, the only British peer to reach 101, died this week in Towcester. A Boer War and World War II veteran, he served in the Kings Royal Rifle Corps and owned the horse Rublo, Grand National winner in 1908. His son Lt Col Malcolm Douglas-Pennant succeeded to the heir title.
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Paroled convict pledges to repay backers in hometown
Jim Fleming, freed from Folsom Prison, vows to repay Chandler Oklahoma supporters who backed him during his 20 months behind bars. He returns to Chandler to resume auto sales work, with a promised job from George Totten and aid from Chandler residents. Fleming says he hopes to stay out of trouble and thanks guards for their goodwill. The Braves sign Paul Richards as scout coach and executive adviser through 1969.
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