Dictionary of Wisconsin History
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Term: Benson, Taylor
Definition: (Dem.), born Milwaukee. Educ. Milw. elem. school and Metropolitan High Sch., Los Angeles ; A.B. Univ. of Notre Dame 1955. Public relations consultant; formerly reporter-writer. Veteran of World War II, Korean War; served in Air Force. Mbr. Air Force Assn., Reserve Officers Assn., Army-Navy Union, Sons of the Amer. Revolution, Christian Family Movement, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Milw. Press Club, Caledonia Bus, and Prof. Men's Assn. Elected to Senate 1964. Assistant Minority Leader. Mbr. Sen. Agriculture Com., Highways Com. and jt. interim Com.; served on Sen. Judiciary Com. 1965, World's Fair Participation Comm., Reorganization Com., Jt. Study Com, on Civil Service; Dem. Caucus Secretary 1965. Mailing ad-dress: 6729 Highway 38, Franksville 53126. 28th Senatorial District: Assembly Districts Milwaukee 23rd, Racine 3rd, Waukesha 4th. (Blue Book 1968)
[Source: Blue book]
15 records found
American Bowling Congress
Benson, Taylor
Bull Run, Second Battle of
Crawford, John S. 1923
Donnelly, Davis A. 1927
Haase, Robert D. 1923
Jones, George Wallace 1804 - 1896
Langeland, Knud 1813 - 1888
League of Women Voters
Longfellow's Madison Poem
Morton, Earl D. 1918
Olson, Jack B. 1920
Rasmusen, Holger B. 1894
Wilderness, Battle of the
World War Two (1939-1945)
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