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Where's Joe?
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Leonard Schmitt, independent Republican candidate for the United States Senate, holding a copy of The McCarthy Record and pointing to an empty chair with a sign showing the seat reserved for his opponent, Joseph R. McCarthy, to debate the issues with him.
August 3, 1952
Capital Times (Madison, Wis.)
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Governor Kohler and Foreign Dignitaries
June 1955
Governor Walter J. Kohler, Jr., meeting with a delegation of Latin American newspapermen in his office at the Wisconsin State Capitol.
Highway Patrol Inspection
July 19, 1962
Inspection of Wisconsin State Highway patrolmen.
Shorewood Fire Fighters
1930
Members of Shorewood Fire Fighters standing in front of fire engine posing outdoors near a lake.
Fred Rennebohm's Store
1920
Exterior view of Fred Rennebohm's drugstore, 1951 Winnebago Street.
Rennebohm's on Pinckney
1928
Rennebohm Drug Store #6 at 19 North Pinckney, with a close-up of the front window.
Len Mattioli, Crazy TV Lenny
"See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me." Len Mattioli (Crazy TV Lenny), of American TV and Pioneer's John Talbot with a Pioneer laser disk and a Pioneer Laserdisc player.
