(Rep.), born New Holstein Feb. 14, 1905. Educated New Holstein and Milwaukee public schools. Oberlin College 2 years; Harvard Univ. A.B. cum laude 1927, M.B.A. 1929. Business: furniture manufacturing, retail building supplies, banking. Kiel alderman 1945-47. Member State Board of Vocational Education 1946-59; Stout Institute trustee 1946-55. Delegate, Republican National Convention 1956; alternate 1952. Presidential elector 1952. Republican chair-man, 8th District, 1952-54. Elected to Senate 1954; re-elected 1958. Chairman Sen. Labor, Taxation, Insurance and Banking Com., Legis. Council Taxation Com.; member Sen. Legislative Procedure Com.; member State Building Commission. Home address; 502 River Terrace, Kiel. (Blue Book 1962)

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[Source: Blue book]