born Racine, Mar. 23, 1897. Educated in Racine elementary and high schools. Veteran of World War I; served in Army. Assembly-man from Racine County 1951 and 1953. First chosen Chief Clerk of the Senate in 1935. Unanimously re-elected in each succeeding session through 1945, and again in each session from 1955 to 1965. Deceased Mar. 2, 1965. Mailing address was 4801 Kinzie Ave., Racine. (Blue Book 1966)Learn More
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