Herbert Fineman
Herbert Fineman
Sessions
| Sessions | Office | Position | District | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1955-1956 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1957-1958 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1959 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1960 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1961 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1962 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1963 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1964 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1965 | Representative | Majority Whip | Democrat | |
| 1966 | Representative | Majority Whip | Democrat | |
| 1967 | Representative | Minority Floor Leader | Democrat | |
| 1968 | Representative | Minority Floor Leader | Democrat | |
| 1969 | Representative | Speaker | 194 | Democrat |
| 1970 | Representative | Speaker | 194 | Democrat |
| 1971 | Representative | Speaker | 194 | Democrat |
| 1972 | Representative | Speaker | 194 | Democrat |
| 1973 | Representative | Minority Floor Leader | 194 | Democrat |
| 1974 | Representative | Minority Floor Leader | 194 | Democrat |
| 1975 | Representative | Speaker | 194 | Democrat |
| 1976 | Representative | Speaker | 194 | Democrat |
| 1977 | Representative | Speaker | 194 | Democrat |
| Counties | Philadelphia | |||
Biography
07/04/1920 - 08/18/2016
FINEMAN, Herbert, a Representative from Philadelphia County; born in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pa., July 4, 1920; graduated, Overbrook High School, 1938; B.S., commerce, Temple University, 1942; LL.B., Temple University School of Law, 1945; partner, Fineman & Fineman law firm; leader, 52nd Ward Democratic Committee; elected as a Democrat to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1954 and reelected for 11 consecutive terms thereafter; elected, Majority Whip (1965-1966); elected, Minority Leader (1967-1968 and 1973-1974); elected, Speaker (1969-1972, 1975-1977); appointed, General State Authority, State Highway and Bridge Authority and State Public School Building Authority; appointed, Joint State Government Commission (1965-1976); appointed, Pennsylvania Commission on Interstate Cooperation (1967-1968); appointed, Legislative Budget and Finance Committee (1967-1970); chair, Speaker's Committee on Tax Reform (1970); delegate, Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention (1968); delegate, Democratic National Convention (1968, 1972); member, Democratic Executive Committee; member, Democratic State Committee; resigned from the House, May 23, 1977; died, August 18, 2016 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; interred, Haym Solomon Memorial Park, Frazer, Chester County, Pennsylvania.