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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1932
Page
23
The grand jury indicted Clyde McMurray and another man in connection with the murder of Des Moines detective Water Todd during a November 1931 holdup. One defendant faces robbery with aggravation charges and the case includes a second indictment for murder.
Mrs Eva A Jones 72 long time Shellsburg resident died Thursday after a week long illness from a stroke at her daughter's home Airs A Miler Waterlow. Services planned at Malex forest am Saturday followed by the Commu Sot Los Bhs with Rev C Citv pastor of the Menhoce FEpiscenes church officiating.
A Grinnell couple plans a quiet anniversary observance at home. The event marks another year of marriage with family wishes and shared memories.
Record shows Luther Collese plans a first summer senopal with girls admitted. ceremony details and dates appear in partial captions. Community reaction is mixed as organizers announce schedule and facilities for the event.
Benton County approved two contracts for rock surfacing and pier work. The board planned project access, delayed bids, and outlined worker assignments for the sites. Local crews from the area were expected to handle the tasks, with costs estimated around five hundred and fifty dollars.
Edward F Janes of Des Moines Iowa died Friday after falling from a sixth floor hotel window on Broadway near Fortieth Street in midtown New York. Police said he lost balance while leaning in an open window wearing only trousers and sandals. The incident occurred as Janes lived at the hotel and was last seen entering the building.
Fragmentary weather item shows a sharp cold wave warning with garbled place names and numbers. Reading indicates a cold air event and possible timing notes but details remain unreadable.
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