Gold mining figure Kyner dies at 62 in Colorado Springs
William A. Kyner a Cripple Creek mining and publishing figure died after a heart attack at 62. Former editor and publisher of Cripple Creek Times-Record, Kyner served as president of Trabella Uranium Mines and director of Golden Cycle Corp. He survived frostbite injuries from 1932 and left a brother Dr. T. A. Kyner of Kansas City.
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Colorado
Cripple Creek
United Gold Mines
Eisenhower
Kyner
Junction City
Victor
Colo
Victor Daily Record
Bull Hill
T. A. Kyner
Kansas City
Eisenhower Health Question Shapes 1956 Run
Denver report says Republican strategists expect President Eisenhower to decide next spring if he can safely serve four more years. A weekend conference with state party chairs left the big question technically unanswered, but attendees say his candidacy hinges on his health and capacity to campaign and govern.
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Denver
Eisenhower
District of Columbia
Hawaii
White House
Televised super clinic envisioned by expert in Philadelphia
A New York electronics and TV consultant predicts a world linking telemedicine system within five to 15 years. Dr Alfred N Goldsmith says televising a medical problem could marshal many experts quickly from around the world for advice on rare diseases in a tenth of a second.
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Philadelphia
New York
Alfred N. Goldsmith
Troops Quell Riots In Cyprus
In Limassol youths hurled stones at police while plastering slogans of Eoka. Green bereted British commandos intervened and dispersed the crowd after near-riot activity. No casualties reported though windows in a British services canteen and a British-owned bar were shattered.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Limassol
Eoka
Damage Award In Bus Crash in Platte County Missouri
Federal Judge Albert A Ridge awarded $86750 total damages yesterday in 17 suits against the federal government arising from a May 24 1953 collision between an Army bus and a car near Platte County Missouri. One person was killed Irven Brenton 54 of Clay County Mo was driving the car and died. 15 were injured. Bus passengers Donna Jean Kunzwiler and Betty Joanne Garrett shared the largest awards at 20000 each.
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Kansas City
Albert A. Ridge
Platte County
Ft. Leavenworth
Irven Brenton
Clay County
Donna Jean Kunzwiler
Betty Joanne Garrett
Liquor License To Be Suspended In Wichita
In Wichita the state will suspend the retail liquor license of dealer Mrs. Ethel E Maddox for 30 days starting September 21 after a hearing on charges she issued an insufficient funds check to a liquor wholesaler. The order was issued by Charles Pratt director of alcoholic beverage control.
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Wichita
Charles Pratt
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Ethel E. Maddox
Subscriptions and renewals across towns listed in Herald
The Herald reports new subscriptions and renewals from Ottawa, Rantoul, Princeton, Williamsburg, Pomona, Lane Francis Needham, Wellsville, Richmond, Paola, Melvern, Quenemo, Greeley, Garnett, Baldwin, and Waverly with multiple names per town. Tampa notes enrollment at Wilson Junior High School at 1,056 students, 528 girls and 528 boys.
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The
Herald
Ottawa
Pearl Allen
Frank Caple
Clarence Webster
J. W. Spooner
Art Harris
Emery Burgoon
John la Rue
Henry Hildebrandt
R H. Crone
R. A. Reed
Rantoul
Ray Redick
Sample Brothers
Fred Miller
P. H. Philbin
Princeton
Leo Wiederholt
A. L. Lingard
E. W. Warner
Williamsburg
Bernard McLindon
W. G. Ransom, Jr
Kenneth Cuadra
James Black
Herbert Cochran
Pomona
Phil King
E. M. Mallory
Guy Platt
A. A. Crist
Carl Ribeau
A. C. Burns
Dale Dunn
Lane Francis Needham
W. C. Henderson
Wellsville
Thomas McMillin
Irving Chisham
Bert Seyler
Bert Seyler, and Mrs. Theron Cole
Richmond
Bob Cooper
James Kueser
Charlie Masheter
Paola Wilmer Rader
E. P. Yelton
Myrtle Hamblin
William Bourgeois
Melvern
Otis Patterson
Melvern High School
Quenemo
Kenneth Miller
Ray Brown
Greeley
John Dassing
Lewis Lopez
Garnett Frank Miller
M. R. Hart
James Cubit
Baldwin
Ralph Kline
Joe Taul
Waverly
G. C. Broyles
Elmer Smith
Tampa
Fla
Wilson Junior High School
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Red Cross
American National Red Cross
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Paine Shootery
Wienipemey Wed
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Riverside Deluxe
Pric-e
Blackwaills
Pcs
China
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