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Joe E. Hollingsworth
Joseph E. Hollingsworth (1908–1975), who went by Joe E. Hollingsworth, was appointed in 1961 to replace Charles Navarro as Los Angeles City Council member for the racially mixed 10th district. He served for two years until he was ousted by retired policeman and future mayor Tom Bradley. He was the last Caucasian council member from that district.
==Biography==
Hollingsworth, born on August 25, 1908, was the son of Anna Hollingsworth Bostic, who immigrated from Germany.〔("Obituary," ''Los Angeles Times,'' August 17, 1949, page 23 )〕〔 A native of Los Angeles, he lived with his family at 5483 Village Green〔(South of Rodeo Road, east of Hauser Boulevard. See map. )〕 and was "active in youth work";〔 in 1961 he was a construction supervisor for the Baldwin Hills Company, developer of Baldwin Hills Estates.〔("Councilman Selected for 10th District," ''Los Angeles Times,'' August 25, 1961, page 1 )〕 His wife was Alice and his children were Joe Jr. and Alison.〔 In 1969 he was named a vice president of Los Angeles Federal Savings.〔("Business & People," ''Los Angeles Times,'' March 23, 1969, page H-5 )〕 He was a veteran of World War II and co-founded Baldwin Hills Post 706 of the American Legion. He co-founded the Southern California Pop Warner Football Federation.〔("Joe Hollingsworth 10th District," ''El Pueblo,'' in Los Angeles Public Library reference file )〕
Hollingsworth died November 12, 1975; funeral services were held in Inglewood on November 15.〔("Former L.A. Councilman Joseph Hollingsworth Dies," ''Los Angeles Times,'' November 16, 1975, page A-2 )〕
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