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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1953

Page

7

California population forecast to reach seventy million by 1999

University of Michigan professor Dr J Philip Warnette predicts California could top twenty one million residents by 1970 and reach about seventy million by 1999 if current trends continue. He notes potential for cheap power from atomic or solar sources and ocean supplied water to arid western regions. Otto B Larsen of Watsonville becomes executive council chairman, with Pasadena hosting the 1954 convention.

Coronado University of Michigan California J. Philip Warnette Michigan Busiess Review California Bankers Association New York State Warnette Pacific Ocean Otto B. Larsen Watsonville Association Pasadena

Hill Council Election Draws Third Candidate

Wray J. Eggert, 35, of 2045 Dawson Ave, filed for Signal Hill councilman race for the special June 9 election. Only three candidates seek the two recall vacancies. Eggert is a liaison between manufacturers and Douglas Aircraft Co and a UCLA graduate.

Wray J. Eggert Dawson Ave Signal Hill Eggert Manufactures Douglas Aircraft Co UCLA

Lawmakers Probe Los Angeles Public Housing Hearing

A House subcommittee in Los Angeles continued hearings into the Los Angeles Public Housing Authority to assess possible federal law violations and waste. Director Howard L. Holtzendorff faced questions on fund raising against Proposition 10 and on alleged Communist staff involvement, denying top positions held by communists and asserting no Hatch Act violations. He cited personal donations and noted awareness of staff contributions via a credit union, while acknowledging limited power to dismiss Communist staff without broader action.

Los Angeles LLP Vatara House Clare Hoffman R.-Mich Jeffery Hillelson Hoffman Woitzendorff Communist Party Holtzendroff

Segregation Ban May Close Florida Schools

A Baptist teacher warned Tuesday that Florida could abolish public schools if the U S Supreme Court bans segregation. The claim links a potential nationwide move to end public schooling with a shift to church and private schools.

Florida Mami Pla U. S. Supreme Court

Nine Aliens Arrested on Bond Failure

Los Angeles reporting nine aliens facing deportation were arrested for failure to post bonds under the McCarran Act. District immigration director Herman R. Landon said the defendants had been free on prior bonds but did not meet new bond terms requiring not to associate with Communists or violate U S laws. Named detainees include Arthur Dmytryk, Harry Carlisle, Gilberto Delgadill, Aleck S. Hedge, David and Blanch Fradkin, Zelda Saslovsky, and Warner and Emma Grondahl.

Los Angeles Herman RB. Landon Immigration U. S Landon Arthur Dmytryk Edward Dmytryk Harry Carlisle Gilberto Delgadill Aleck S. Hedge David and Blanch Fradkin Zelda Saslovsky Warner and Emma Grondahl

Twin Canadian babies improve after complex birth

In Inverness Nova Scotia a 19 year old Canadian woman gave birth to Siamese twins joined face to face via a shared bone. Doctors report the smaller baby brighter though outlook remains uncertain. Separation not considered now. both twins weighed 13 pounds total at birth.

Inverness N. S Ronald Ritchie Children's Hospital Flairfax Max Wyrwas Ritchie Frank MacLeod Inverness County Memorial Hospital Holy Name Society St. Athanasius Parish Hognitas Aeee Oe Saesarean Wyrwas

Ford Plant Workers Vote to Extend Strike in Canton

More than 1000 CIO United Auto Workers at Ford Motor Co forging plant Canton Ohio vote unanimously to continue their monthlong strike on Tuesday night. The walkout centers on contract issues, threatening continued plant disruption and labor action in the region.

Ford Canton Ohio CIO United Auto Ford Motor Co

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