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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1933

Page

3

13 year old girl confesses to killing eight year old friend

In White Plains New York a 13 year old girl confessed to murdering her 8 year old friend Mary Kavala after a walk on a Saturday. She described striking Josephine Woropay with a rock and using a mop rope and a bottle to injure her before hiding the body under a porch. She admitted to stripping clothing and covering the body with a sled before returning home. The district attorney will decide whether to file first degree charges.

White Plains N.Y Frank H. Coyne Chum Mary Kavala Coyne Josephine Woropay Josephine Mary Lyceum

Diocesan Clerical Appointments Across Iowa

The Dubuque archbishop announces priest assignments including Elmer Becker in Central City, Maurice Tracy in Waterloo, John J Clune in Anamosa, John J Costello in Harper’s Ferry, Maurice E Nolan in Decorah, Howard Merfeld in Cedar Rapids, F Leo McConnell in Cresco, Paul J McGuire administering Gilbert, and John Fischer administering Sumner while a separate measure seeks to raise the poor relief levy to one and a half mills and curb transfers to the poor fund. Senator Patterson sponsors the bill in the Burt senate race.

Maurice E. Nolan St. Benedict's Decorah Howard Merfeld Immaculate Conception Church Cedar Rapids F. Leo McConnell Assumption Church Cresco Paul J. McGuire Sts. Peter and Paul Gilbert John Fischer Sumner Patterson Rep Burt Senate

Des Moines Senate Advances Levy Increase for Poor Relief

The Des Moines Town senate voted Friday to double the tax levy limit for poor relief. The measure, already approved by the house, will return to the house for concurrence with a senate amendment. The bill would permit boards of officials to set higher levies to fund relief programs.

Des Moines INS Town Senate House Senate Boards of

Birth of Stanley Leroy Roseberry

Mr and Mrs Robert L Roseberry announce the birth of a son named Stanley Leroy born Friday at 1630 Fifth Street NW a pound weight not stated.

Cope Vod Robert L. Roseberry Fifth Street NW Aes Pound Stanley Leroy

Marriage Licenses Given to Cedar Rapids and Vinton Couples

Bert L. Anderson of Vinton and Mabel Lucile Brubaker of Cedar Rapids are issued a marriage license along with Edward J. Zamastil and Margaret Fields, both of Cedar Rapids, in a civil records entry.

Bert L. Anderson Vinton Mabel Lucile Brubaker Cedar Rapids Edward J. Zamastil Margaret Fields

Flying grandmother returns to Chicago after Graf Zeppelin trip

Mrs Peter Holland known as the flying grandmother boarded the Graf Zeppelin last October and flew to Germany without informing relatives. She remained in Germany longer than planned because she was having a good time and has now returned to Chicago.

Chicago Peter Holland Germany Atlantic Grant Comstock Mrs. F. S. Skinner Cleveland

Iowa Dairy Bill Advances in Des Moines House Vote

Iowa lawmakers moved a dairy bill toward enactment after the House adopted it by a large majority. The measure, already approved by the Senate, would create a control board for butter from creameries joining the proposed Iowa Trade Mark association.

DES Moines INS Iowa Minnesota House Senate Iowa Trade Mark Association Iowa State Dairy Association Iowa State Creamery Operators Association Division of Agriculture Iowa State College Dairy Industries Department

Labor Members Of Consumers' Council Named In Linn County

The Federation of Labor nominated seven members to form a consumers' council in Linn County. The appointees are Charles T. Bowman Lew F. Green M J Dugan W M Endsley Ben V Hendal Mrs Harry Simon and Mrs Dave Williams. The council will handle consumer complaints against undue price increases and the federation reiterated support for a 30 hour work week. The annual election of officers will be held January 1 1934.

Consumers’ Council Linn County Federation of Labor Paul H. Douglas Meve of Economic Education J. c. Lewis Des Moines State Federation of Labor Charles T. Bowman Ellis Boulevard Lew F. Green E Avenue M. J. Dugan Roosevelt Hotel W. M. Endsley Fighth Avenue Ben V. Hendal Tenth Avenue Harry Simon Ninth Avenue Dave Williams Federation W. P. Connery, Jr Massachusetts Roosevelt

Missing collie Wolf aids Gazette carrier for years

Robert Palmer seeks news of his large tan and white collie Wolf who vanished from 525 Knollwood Drive SE about two weeks ago. The dog helped with mail rounds, greeted workers, and served as a household alarm clock, last seen near his eighth birthday on December 24.

Gazette Wolf Robert Palmer Knollwood Drive Palmer

Bill Would Include Sorghum and Barley in Farm Program

Representative Clifford Hope of Kansas prepared a bill to amend the farm administration act, classifying grain sorghum and barley as basic agricultural commodities. This would allow production controls and potential acreage reduction plans with benefit payments similar to wheat, cotton, and tobacco programs, possibly under the corn-hog plan.

Washington Farm Administration Act Clifford Hope Kansas House Agricultural Committee Hope Farm Administration

Woman Republican Chosen in New York District Race

In Binghamton New York Mrs John D Clarke won a special election to fill the unexpired term of her husband killed in an auto crash Her win gives the Republican Thirty fourth district a female representative by a margin over Democrat John J Burns.

Binghampton N. Y John D. Clarke Thirtyfourth

Stanley Chosen Heads Police Protective Association

Chief of Detectives Earl Stanley elected president of the Police men s Protective association at a Friday meeting. Al Mikota becomes trustee for four years. Other officers include James Bailey vice president Jess Clift financial secretary Liam Marshall recording secretary Gordon Hughes treasurer and Ray Ales sergeant at arms.

Earl Stanley Policemen’s Protective Association al Mikota James Bailey Jess Clift Liam Marshall Gordon Hughes Ray Ales

Scorpion of Serpents: Scottsbluff School Finds 113 Snakes

CWA workers removed 113 water and garter snakes from a Scottsbluff schoolhouse foundation. Believed harmless, the reptiles were then kept by students as pets with the approval of school authorities.

Scottsbluff Neb CWA

Fleming's Central Market Marion Iowa Ad Prices

Local Marion Iowa grocer Fleming's Central Market lists fresh dressed chickens pork roasts and ribs with prices per pound. beef roast pork sausage and liver also shown. Dairy items include fresh milk with meat purchase and two cake yeast offers.

Fleming’s Central Market Marion, Iowa Marion Swift

Marion Merchants See Holiday Trade Jump in Christmas Season

Marion merchants report a sharp rise in business during the Christmas season, with several firms up nearly fifty percent and one noting about twenty percent yearly growth and sixty percent in holiday sales. Foods dealers especially benefited as more money circulated locally.

Marion

Three Slayers Led To Electric Chair In Texas

In Huntsville Texas a condemned man requested and heard the tune Chicken Reel as he and two other death row inmates marched to the electric chair. Dewey Hunt, a Tennesseean convicted for killing a Dallas street car operator, asked for the music which was played by Paul Mitchell, another death row prisoner. Clarence Book er and Carl Stewart, two Black inmates, accompanied Hunt to the chair.

Huntsville Tex Texas Dewey Hunt Dallas Paul Mitchell Clarence Booker Carl Stewart Hunt

Omaha Butcher Shot by Bandits

John Tesar operator of a Omaha butcher shop was shot in the leg and wounded by three young holdup men who robbed him of 900 dollars cash and about 300 dollars in checks after abducting him this morning. They released him after a two mile ride and police were waiting when he returned to his store.

Omaha John Tesar

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