Alleged Killer Pleads Innocent After 24 Years in Prison
In 1923 Guilaume Seznec and partner Joseph Quemeneur ran an American wartime surplus business. Quemeneur vanished near Paris and Seznec was convicted on circumstantial evidence. Now 69, Seznec returns to Plourin seeking a reopened case and to prove his innocence for the sake of his grandchildren.
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Paris
INS
Viet
le Havre
Colombia
Guilliaume Sezhee
Joseph Quemeneur
Seznec
Plourin
Brest
Brittany
Guilaume Seznec
Quemaneur
Rennes
Quemeneur
Devil's Island
Quesmeneur
Guillaume Seznec
Denise
Dr. W. K. McGee to Speak at Reid Street Church
The Rev Dr W K McGee of Baptist hospital Winston-Salem former pastor of First Baptist Thermasville will speak at Reid Street Baptist Thomasville Sunday at 3 PM during annual homecoming services Regular church school and Sunday services precede a picnic lunch at 1 PM Special singing by Reid Street Oak Hill and other choirs There will be no evening service Old and present members and friends are invited to attend
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Thomasville
W. K. McGee
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
First Baptist Church
Thermasville
Reid Street Baptist Church
R. L. Kizer
Reid Street
Oak Hill
McGee
Assault Charges Against Man Dropped in South Carolina
John W. Connelly, 37, a member of a wealthy Orangeburg family, was acquitted of criminal assault against a girl whose age was contested. A birth certificate presented in court suggested the prosecuting witness was nearly 18 at the time of the alleged December 6 offense, challenging the statutory rape age of 16.
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Orangeburg
S. C
John W. Connelly
South Carolina
Mobile dental chair visits Castle Hill students
The dentist chair travels Castle Hill as Dr. George Faulkner from the Maine Health Department runs a rural mobile dental clinic. Nearly 30 school age children have already received dental care from the program.
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Mobile Dental
Castle Hill
George Faulkner
Maine Health Department
Mobile ‘Dental Clinic
Friendly Bandit Strikes Again At Detroit Drycleaner
In Detroit on September 9 a masked caller robbed a drycleaning shop for 23 dollars after previously pilfering 53 dollars last Tuesday. Clerk Barbara Seabert described a familiar smiling man who ordered, then fled when a bystander looked in. Police continue pursuit of the young suspect, a married veteran with a child, just starting in crime.
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Detroit
Barbara Seabert
Barbara
Boston Store In Thomasville To Be Large Affair
Thomasville plans a two story air conditioned Boston Store on Cramer Street and Fast Main with 8776 square feet and gray cast stone display windows. Voorhees and Everhart of High Point design the building next to Swicegoods Soda Shop expected to finish by year start. Ben R. Harris manages the store continuing mens and ladies wear and children's clothing.
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Thomasville
Boston
Cramer Street
Fast Main
Voorhees and Everhart
High Point
Forerunner of the Station Wagon Emerges Postturn Century
A early vehicle designed to haul salesmen and their trunks appeared soon after the turn of the century, marking a precursor to the station wagon.
Church Union Rites Held In Thomasville
In Thomasville a uniting service formed Memorial Methodist Church from Main Street and Community Methodist churches. The Rev. George S. Clemmer spoke at the morning service. Music by Ricard Van Scriver and soloist Miss Mary Ann Tomlinson. Co-pastors are Rev. Reid Wall and Rev. Karl Koestline.
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Thomasville
Saint Peter
George S. Clemmer
T Methodist Church
New Memorial Methodist Church
Main Street
Community Methodist
Kansas City
Methodist
United States
Ricard van Scriver
Columbia University
Saint John's Episcopal Church
Larchmont
N. Y
Mary Ann Tomlinson
Winston-Salem
Julliard School of Music
Himmel
Charles F. Finch
Ira T. Johnson
Welborn Street
Sere
Sallie Clodester
Societies of Christian Service
Lechie Rankin
Alice Myers
Myers
Fred Ferguson
Joel Walker
J. C. Lloyd
Salem Street
R. E. Watkins
Vera Clodfelter
Janie Tuttle
J. S. Hix
School Street
Naomi Howie
New Church
Reid Wall
Karl Koestline
Inter-City Bus Schedules Revised for Carolina Trailways
Effective Monday September 15, arrival and departure times on some Carolina Trailways buses through the High Point terminal will be revised. Patrons planning trips on or after this date should call the station for revised schedules over routes served by the carrier.
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Carolina Trailways
High Point
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