Fifteen Years Since Arsenic Murderess Hahn Died
Cincinnati remembers Anna Marie Hahn who died in the electric chair in Columbus at 32 for arsenic killings. The Ohio case marked her as the state’s first and only woman executed to that date.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1953
Page
3
Cincinnati remembers Anna Marie Hahn who died in the electric chair in Columbus at 32 for arsenic killings. The Ohio case marked her as the state’s first and only woman executed to that date.
Cleveland report shows 1953 steel production at 87 percent capacity or 1 961 380 net tons last week. Finished steel price declined from 11 18 to 114.95 per ton and scrap price from 34 67 to 34 33. Steel cites seasonal declines continuing until the mid 1960s as marriages boost demand for steel products.
Medina Ohio nine persons were fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor August Eble after a deputy raided a gambling spot at Lenny's Lake on Sleepy Hollow road. Deputy Steve Helli reported about 30 people were at dice tables when he entered with a handgun indicating a lookout.
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Columbus geologist Robert C. Smith says the drought has raised awareness of water planning and storage. Governor Lausche proposes piping water from Lake Erie and the Ohio River, plus possible new reservoirs to aid farmers and drought areas.
Meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday include American Legion Post 218 and Blythe-Williams Post 231 executive committees at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home and Post Headquarters respectively. Also planned are Civitan Rotary Middletown Sertoma Fire Dept VFW and several clubs meeting at various venues around town.
Col. George T. Derby warned Huntington District engineers that the Ohio River traffic between Proctorville Ohio and Greenup Kentucky is reaching a saturation point. A new high level dam near Greenup would replace four aging locks 27 28 29 and 30 to sustain industrial growth and regional prosperity. Construction delays due to Korea War and civil economy programs hinder progress.
Rep J Harry McGregor Republican congressman from Ohio's 17th district announced he will run for reelection in the May 4 primary.
In Staley North Carolina a 75 year old widow Mary Mines refuses hospital help and blocks entry to a one room shack where her 36 year old nephew George Fox, unable to feed or dress himself, stays. Police chief W L Lednum says she has threatened to shoot anyone who enters. Authorities seek consent to take the pair by force though relatives support care.
Clemente Cardinal Micara will celebrate a pontifical Mass at St Mary Major to inaugurate the Marian year observing the centennial of the Immaculate Conception dogma. Pope Pius XII will attend later to recite a special prayer with Rome’s children.
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