GOV. HEIL, VISITING CAPITOL OFFICE NINTH TIME IN 79 DAYS, REVEALS CANDIDACY
Gov.Heil,VisitingCapitol Office Ninth Time in 79 Days, Reveals Candidacy Governor in Office Twice in January. Six Times in February—Announces Plan to Seek Re-Election GOV. JULIUS P. HEIL paid a...
...They arc Juan Trippe, New York City, president and general manager of Pan-American Airways...
...Another development last week was the disclosure that the Klodc Furniture Co...
...Next day the Heil Manufacturing Co...
...The furniture will be used in a new dormitory for women at the University of Wisconsin...
...12 0 New York, Milwaukee Men Named Colonels By Gov...
...A tabulation of Heil's visits to the capitol showed that he had been in his office only two days in January and six days in February...
...This order for Heil's company is the only apparent result of the campaign of promoting Wisconsin industry on which he claimed to be busy...
...His appearance last week, on Mar...
...After reading newspaper reports of his long absences from the governor's office, Heil defended himself by saying that he was spendng a lot of time in Milwaukee promoting industry for Wisconsin...
...1. He stayed long enough to announce that he would be a candidate for re-election this fall...
...Heil GOV...
...of Milwaukee had been awarded a $36,-433 contract to provide the state with furniture...
...JULIUS P. HEIL paid a visit to the state capitol last week after having been absent for 70 of the 79 days since Jan...
...The company is operated by the son of Frank C. Klode, director of the public welfare department and a close friend of Gov...
...HEIL last week boosted the number of his honorary colonels to 120 with the appointment of three men...
...19, was his first in that month...
...of Milwaukee, of which he is president, announced that it had landed a $1,000,000 order from the federal government for the manufacture of airplane refueling- tanks for the war departtment...
...Sidney J Ilerzberg, Milwaukee, manager of the Prudential Life Insurance Co...
...Frank L. Greenya, Milwaukee, state commander of the American Legion, and...
Vol. 10 • March 1940 • No. 13
