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[[File:sigmana.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Photo: History-Union Hoermann Press]]SIGMAN, Allan. (Dubuque, IA,Oct. 17, 1897--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 24, 1986). President, [[UNION-HOERMANN PRESS]]. In 1922 Sigman served as secretary and assistant to Dubuque's first city manager, [[CARR, Ossian E.|Ossian E. CARR]]. Sigman later worked as acting city manager until a new manager was hired. | [[File:sigmana.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Photo: History-Union Hoermann Press]]SIGMAN, Allan. (Dubuque, IA,Oct. 17, 1897--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 24, 1986). President, [[UNION-HOERMANN PRESS]]. In 1922 Sigman served as secretary and assistant to Dubuque's first city manager, [[CARR, Ossian E.|Ossian E. CARR]]. Sigman later worked as acting city manager until a new manager was hired. | ||
In 1937 Sigman took over the management of the [[UNION PRINTING COMPANY]] from his father-in-law, William Steuck and rose to the presidency of the company by 1942. Union Printing merged with Hoermann Press in 1970 to form [[UNION-HOERMANN PRESS]]. Sigman was succeeded by his son, Jim Sigman. | |||
[[Category: Business Leader]] | [[Category: Business Leader]] | ||
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SIGMAN, Allan. (Dubuque, IA,Oct. 17, 1897--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 24, 1986). President, UNION-HOERMANN PRESS. In 1922 Sigman served as secretary and assistant to Dubuque's first city manager, Ossian E. CARR. Sigman later worked as acting city manager until a new manager was hired.
In 1937 Sigman took over the management of the UNION PRINTING COMPANY from his father-in-law, William Steuck and rose to the presidency of the company by 1942. Union Printing merged with Hoermann Press in 1970 to form UNION-HOERMANN PRESS. Sigman was succeeded by his son, Jim Sigman.