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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1953
Page
22
An expert predicts California and Texas will lead in technology driven growth and expanding markets over the next decade. Dr Philip Neff of UCLA states a full labor supply will spur regional economic booms in both states.
Colby College coed Harriet Sart 21 faced murder arraignment after a dead baby was found in a trunk in a dorm basement. County Attorney Campbell said the infant had a rawhide cord around its neck and Sart claimed to have given birth unaided in her dorm single room. Autopsy pending.
A Los Angeles area housewife undergoes a four hour operation to address a lifelong heart ailment and survive. Her husband dies of a heart attack about 20 minutes after surgeons inform him she would recover.
Ack killed husband Clay Hemperly, 56, a Placentia resident, who died Friday after a heart operation. His wife Gertrude, 56, underwent the procedure for a heart valve impairment traced to scarlet fever in childhood.
A Michigan Chrysler Corporation message salutes California’s automotive achievement. It highlights nearly 1 million Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler vehicles in the state, 500 dealerships, 25 million dollars in parts from 1200 local manufacturers, and 6000 workers at Los Angeles and San Leandro plants. The note uses optimistic language about California’s highway growth, suburban living, and future safety and design advances. It reflects 1920s era pride in industrial progress and a pledge to continue expanding production and innovation with California.
Chicago special report introduces an all transister tubeless hearing aid by Beltone Hearing Aid Co. Acoustical scientist S. M. Posen touts three transistors powering sound and 80 percent battery savings. Readers may request a free illustrated booklet by mailing to Beltone at 2900 W. 36th St Chicago.
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