original: On August 7, 1953, Congress passed a law retroactively setting the date of Ohio's statehood at March 1, 1803, the date when Ohio's first legislature convened.
simplifications: On August 7, 1953, Congress passed a law retroactively setting the date of Ohio's statehood at March 1, 1803. On August 7, 1953, Congress passed a law after that date, setting the date of Ohio's statehood at March 1, 1803. Congress passed a law to change the date of Ohio's statehood to March 1, 1803. March 1, 1803, this is the date when Ohio's first legislature convened. On August 7, 1953, Congress corrected the date of Ohio's statehood. On August 7, 1953, Congress set the date of Ohio's statehood. It was set at March 1, 1803, when Ohio's first legislature came together. On August 7, 1953, Congress passed a law retroactively setting Ohio's statehood at March 1, 1803. That was the date Ohio's first legislature convened. In 1953, Congress passed a law which declared that Ohio became a state on March 1, 1803. On August 7, 1953, Congress passed a law. This law set the date of Ohio's statehood at March 1, 1803. March 1, 1803 is the date of Ohio's first legislative meeting. On 8/7/1953,  Congress passed a law that set the date of Ohio's statehood back to 3/1/1803, the date when Ohio's first legislature was held. Congress passed a law on August 7, 1953 that would date Ohio's statehood at March 1, 1803, when Ohio's first legislature came together.