30 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1961
Page
1
At Eton, a long standing hazing practice, fagging, is defended by Alexander Macmillan Harold Macmillan’s grandson who cites centuries of use and lists famous alumni. Opposing voices like A M Sitwell condemn it as feudal and demeaning as students cheer the PM’s kin.
Guilty plea entered in a Sheldon National Bank embezzlement case involving Mrs. Geiger and a 2.1 million dollar shortage. Sentencing delayed for a pre-sentencing investigation with bond set at 10,000 dollars. Bank closed by FDIC. over 2,000 depositors affected.
Twin experts will raise the Montgomery brood after Francis and Mrs. Montgomery welcomed a third set of twins. The boys were born Sunday at Lakewood Hospital to a family with five other children and two previous twin sets. The father noted doctors had warned two months ago to expect twins and joked about running out of names.
McKoney and Olmstead, along with four others, are back home with their families after seven months in a Russian prison camp. They remain under orders not to be interviewed. Air police guard their homes as part of security for the six fliers shot down near Russia last July. Captain William G. Falm of Topeka was recovered and flown back, while Lt. Col. Robert Eby visited Forbes AFB to relay the prisoners’ situation.
Community notice outlines free eye examinations and glasses for pensioners. Participants should bring ID and contact their social worker. Dr Milton Glinberg of Pine Ave Heartwell offers services with 30 years of experience.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Long Beach newspaper masthead and address line with scattered words like Daily except Sunday and Pine Avenue. The text is garbled detailing publication context but lacks a clear event or people to name.
A short note highlights scheduled regular dinners in Seesota Province with participants from local groups. No further details on dates or venues are provided in the readable text.
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