(Dem.), 64th Assembly District. Born Kenosha, Oct. 1, 1902; married. Educated Kenosha public schools and business college. Retired; former bank president, automobile worker. Life mbr. Kenosha county fair assn.; county bd. supervisor 1938-47. Elected to assembly since 1946. Min. caucus chm. 1967, 1963, 1961; speaker pro tern 1965; speaker of the assembly 1959; Dem. floor ldr. 1953, 1951. Biennial committee assignments: 1975 - jt. Com. on finance (assembly vice-chm.; mbr. 1951-57, 1963-73; assembly chm. 1965, 1971); rules (chm., also chm. 1973, mbr. 1955-65). 1973 - legis. council's special Com. on employe protection in business closings (chm.). 1971 - legis. council (since 1949, chm. 1965); bd. on govt. operations (also 1965); claims bd.; jt. Com. on employment relations. 1969 - legis. programs study Com. (since 1963). 1967 - legis, council's finance Com. 1965 - natural resources Com. of state agencies; gov.'s com. on Wis. water resources; legis. council's insurance and bkg. Com. and branch bkg. Com.; claims comn. 1963 - enrolled bills; legis. council's UW medical center Com. 1961 - conserv.; vet. and military affairs. Telephone: (414) 654-2977. Mailing address: 424 Forty-fourth Street, Kenosha 53140. (Blue Book 1975)

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