Helbig City Employee Retires After 29 Years of Service
Clinton L. Helbig, street and sanitation superintendent in Tucson, will be honored at a 7 p.m. testimonial dinner for 29 years of service. He served under Mayors Hummel, Emery, Niemann, Houston and Jaastad, and plans a leisurely retirement to see more of the country.
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Clinton L. Helbig
Tucson
Helbig
Hummel
Emery
Niemann
Houston
Jaastad
Newton
Ind
Colorado
Oregon
AEF
Southern Pacific
Roseburg
Ore
Streets
Charlotte Hall
Portland
Helbigs
Raymond P. Ruman
Fletcher O. Haskell
Okinawa
Gatewood Likely to Run for Tucson Mayor on Republican Ticket
Gatewood, 44, a former mayoral candidate and 1959 runner, is expected to seek Tucson’s 1960 Republican nomination. He lives with his wife and two children, is a Tulane University College of Law graduate, served as city attorney aide, and a World War II Army Engineer in the Pacific. Jesse Hill, a retired Navy commander, is the only other announced GOP candidate.
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Charles C. Gatewood
Don Hummel
Gatewood
Hummel
Jack Speiden
Speiden
2016
10Th St
Tucson
The
University 7Oo College of Law
Wellington
Kan
American Legion
Pima County
Arizona
American Bar Associations
Jesse Hill
He's Still In School At 77
Raphael Levien, 77, plans a summer break but will return to Richmond Professional Institute for further study. A New Yorker, he quit school at 14, retired in 1953 after forty years as a traveling salesman, and enrolled at 69, remaining a diligent student for eight years.
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Richmond
Raphael Levien
Richmond Professional Institute
Levien
U N Failure Says Head of Jehovahs Witnesses
Nathan H. Knorr, president of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, told about 89,853 attendees at Yankee Stadium that the United Nations is a failed substitute for Gods Kingdom. He warned nations unite under the UN will face divine judgement, citing 1914 as the start of worldly ruin.
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New York
United Nations
Jehovah's Witnesses
God
Knorr
Christendom
Travel by car costs about 29 dollars daily
The California State Automobile Association estimates that a typical American couple traveling by car this summer will spend about 29 dollars per day with no extras. Based on 300 miles daily at 15 miles per gallon, the budget allocates 10.50 for meals, 9.50 for lodging, 7 for gas and oil, and 2 for tips and miscellaneous.
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San Francisco
UPI
California State Automobile Association
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Bopp Health Food Stores
S. 6Th Ave
E. Speedway
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Stone AT
Pennington
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Bob Tornquist
Chase and
Sanborn
Morrell
Maxwell House
Marco
del Monte
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Food Giant
Prince Rd
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E. Broadway
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Ida Brown
N. Ist Ave
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Sarizona
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