Mrs Hahn Executed in Ohio after Plea Denied
The case centers on Anna Marie Hahn the first woman executed in Ohio’s electric chair. Federal judge Mell Underwood denied a habeas corpus petition and a stay for appeal, confirming her conviction for Wagner’s poisoning and linking her to Gsellman Obendoffer and Palmer deaths. Her son Oscar, warden, and a chapel visit marked a somber end to a notorious case.
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Éral District Court
Federal
Mell G. Underwood
Underwood
Anna Marie Hahn
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeal
Ohio
Joseph H. Houdin
Houdin
Josie O’bleness
Mrs. Hahn
Wagner
U. S&s. Supreme Court
Martin L. Davey
Philip
Cincinnati
Columbus
State Income Tax Supervisor Dies
Jefferson City funeral services will be held at 2 30 pm Friday from the Methodist church with the Masonic Order assisting.
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Jefferson City
Masonic Lodge
Methodist Church
Masonic Order
George E. Huckstep
State Auditing Department
Rochester
Minnesota
Roosevelt May Seek Budget Tapering After Defense Plans
President Roosevelt signals a pay as you go approach to defense outlays and hints at possible spending cuts in next year’s budget. Republicans hammer New Deal finance while advisers clash, and French budget aims loom as Congress eyes January budget talks.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Washington
Roosevelt
McNary
Oregon
Robert. Taft
Ohio
Congress
Morgenthau
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Premier Daladier
France
Daladier
Mackay leaves fortune to daughter and others
The will disperses bequests to Anna Case’s widow and Mrs Jeanette Ludlow Case while outlining life incomes for the former, with pre nuptial terms cited. John William Mackay Jr and Katherine O Brien Haskins appear as executors amid broader distributions including art and furnishings to various heirs and a residuary estate. Eight estate employees receive cash gifts and a final token to attorney Frank L Dolk.
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Anna Case
Jeannette Ludlow Case
South Branch
N. J
Berlin
Beauvaise
Mackay
John William
Katherine O'Brien Haskins
Harbor Hill
Gardiner’s Island
Jamestown
N.C
Roslyn
Hawkins
Frank L. Dolk
New York
War hysteria costs billions annually in U S
A speaker argued that war hysteria costs 15 billion dollars yearly and warned Americans fear fascism more than communism. He claimed communism has never conquered a country, while fascism has already conquered seven and aims to conquer more, asserting fascist governments have no scruples and pursue totalitarian rule.
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United States
Weasels and Owls Trade Predatory Roles
A brief note describes a mutual predation dynamic where weasels hunt owls and owls prey on weasels, illustrating a balanced predator interaction in their ecosystem.
Slashed Body Of California Girl Found On Roadside
Duffy said Stanley Jones and sister-in-law Sarah Jaynes found a dead girl’s body in a ditch after a mushroom search. The six foot tall woman wore a fur jacket. dress slashed and chest wound predated the cut. No labels on outer garments. A local resident recalled hearing a piercing scream nearby.
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Duffy
Stanley Jones
Sarah Jaynes
E. W
Planters Debate Marketing Quotas Across Crops
Southern planters weigh the pros and cons of marketing quotas for cotton flue cured tobacco and rice. AAA officials predict broad but not universal support while critics warn of loss of liberty and uncertain prices. Readers include P Chase and W G Ransdall voicing fears of overreach and inequities amid farm program debates.
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Atlanta
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
South
AAA
P. Chase
Memphis
Tenn
W. G. Ransdall
Varina
N. C
Clarence Poe
Raleigh
Progressive Farmer
Ames
J. E. Thomas
J. L. Booth
W. B. Lee
Ware County
Farm Leaders Back Farm Program With Changes
American Farm Bureau Federation officials in Chicago said nearly all state federations support continuing the farm program with production control commodity loans parity payments and soil conservation features but favor minor administrative changes.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Election returns show party wins across districts and amendments
The tally reports Sen Clark with a 268900 vote majority and district results for 7th to 13th, listing Dem and Rep counts in each district. Constitutional amendments No 1 through No 9 totals are given with Yes and No tallies for each measure.
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Lee
Short
Williams
Cotton
Cannon
Meyer
Zimmerman
Hutchinson
Hennings
Tanlac Promises Clear Skin and Boosted Vitality
A vintage ad claims Tanlac tones weak stomach and bowels to prevent pimples and muddy skin. It asserts toxins from sour stomach cause fatigue and dull eyes, and touts 20 years of use with wide adoption, urging readers to ask their druggist for Tanlac.
Fresh Demand Sent Nazis on Rights of U S
Fresh demand pressed the Nazi regime over rights of U S citizens as Senator Borah warned Germany’s expansion may grow. Berlin ordered inquiries into a decree barring Jews from real estate and asset liquidation, with the US embassy seeking clarifications for foreign Jews without immediate response.
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U. S
American Jewish Businesses in Germany Hesitate to Act
Consular officials reported no complaints from American Jews as most have withdrawn from German business. The few remaining firms may close or await the economics ministry’s decree explanations. London’s embassy raised British interests concerns with the German foreign office.
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Berlin
United States
Foreign Office
Walther Funk
Germany
Economics Ministry
London
Budget Cuts Slash Welfare Funds Across County
The budget trims welfare by millions, slashing from 48 million to 29 million. Old age pensions, previously a voter concern in November, received careful handling by the budget department.
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Stark
Sion
Budget Department
McGregor trims requests as budget preview narrows revenue aim
McGregor cuts old age assistance by 1 million from 21.8 million and pares relief, dependent care, and administration requests to modest levels. He finalizes a 39 40 revenue forecast of 60 million after removing school share from 84 million and adding 4 million anticipated surplus.
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McGregor
Commission
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