(Dem.), born Marinette, July 31, 1915. Educated Marinette public schools, Jordan College, University of Wisconsin short courses. Superintendent of Public Works. World War II veteran; served in Army Corps of Engineers, European Theater of Operations, 1944-46. Member American Public Works Association, Elks; served as president of United Automobile Workers local 1957-60; president Marinette and Menominee Labor Council 1958-61. Member city civil defense committee; was alderman, president of city council 1958-61. Elected to Assembly in special election November 16, 1965; re-elected 1966. Member Assembly Municipalities Com.; mbr. Jt. Legis. Com. to Visit State Properties. Mailing address: 603 Ogden Street, Marinette 54143. (Blue Book 1968)Learn More
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