Evening star., 1932-11-20

ana III IN b1e HOUSE.
The line i ups, compared with The
divisions in the session to convene mex
next month, follow:
New Senate. Present Senate
Democrats 80. SO Democrats -. A.
Republicans E. 36 Republicans E. A.
Farmer-Labor.. l F'armer-Labor..
Vacancy ...... Il
fResult of the race in Colorado tt
fill the vacancy created by the death
of Senator Charles w. Waterman, Re-
publican, is still to be finally deter
mined. Latest figures showed Karl C
Schuyler, Republican, leading his Dem
ocratic opponent, Walter Walker.
New House. Present House.
Democrats ... 313 Democrats -. 22C
Republicans :. lit Republicans E. 2lC
Farmer-Labors 5 Farmer-Labor.
Vacancies 90. "a
Especial elections have yet to be
called to fill the unexpired terms of the
late Representatives Vestal, Repub-
lican. Indiana, and Karch, Democrat,
Illinois, and those of Representatives
Dallinger, Republican, Massachusetts,,
and Tilson, Republican, Connecticut,
resigned.
Personnel of New Senate.
Names of members of the new Sen
ate, including holdovers, follow e in
dicating those re-elected):
Alabama-Senator Hugo L. Black, =
Democrat; John H. Bankhead, Demo-
crat.
Arizona-Carl Hayden" Democrat;
Henry r. Ashurst, Democrat.
Arkansas-Hattie w. Caraway." DEM
ocrat; Joseph T. Robinson, Democrat.
To1ifnrY,io -Uyflliot1 n MPAInp
crat: Hiram w. johnson, Republican
/ Colorado-Alva B. Adams, Democrat;
| Edward F. Ccstigan, Democrat.
Connecticut - Augustine Lonergan,
Democrat; Frederic C. Walcott, Re-
| publican.
Delaware-Daniel o. Hastings, Re-
publican; John G. Townsend, jr., Re-
| publican
Florida-Duncan U. Fletcher" Demo-
crat; Park Trammell, Democrat.
! Georgia-Walter F. George" Demo-
crat; Richard B. Russell, jr., Democrat.
Idaho-James P. Pope, Democrat;
William E. Borah, Republican.
Iliinois-William H. Dieterich, Demo-
crat; J. Hamilton Lewis, Democrat.
Indiana-Frederick Vannuys, Demo-
crat; Arthur r. Robinson, Republican.
Iowa-Louis r. Murphy, Democrat;
L. j. Dickinson, Republican.
Kansas-George McGill,~ Democrat;
Arthur Capper, Republican.
Kentucky-Alben w. Barkley,* Demo-
crat; M. M. Logan, Democrat.
Louisiana-John H. Overton, Demo-
crat; Huey P. Long, Democrat.
Maine-Frederick Hale, Republican;
Wallace H. White, jr., Republican.
Maryland-Millard E. Tydings," Demo-
crat; Phillips Lee Goldsborough, Re
publican.
MaSSachusettS-Da I. Walsh, Demo-
crat; Marcus A. Coolidge, Democrat.
Michigan-James Couzens, Republi-
can: Arthur H. Vandenberg, Republican.
Minnesota--Henrik ShipStead, Farmer
Labor; Thomas D. Schall, Republican.
MiSsissippi-Pat Harrison, Democrat;
Hubert D. Stephens, Democrat.
Missouri-Bennett G. Clark, Demo-
crat; Roscoe c. Patterson, Republican.
Montana-Thomas J. Walsh, Demo-
crat; Burton K Wheeler, Democrat.
Nebraska-George w. Norris, Re-
publican; Robert B. Howell, Republican.
Navada-Patrick A. McCarran, Demo-
crat; Key Pittman, Democrat.
New Hampshire-Fred H. Brown,
Democrat; Henry w. Keyes, Republican.
New Jersey-Hamilton F. Kean, Re-
publican; w. Warren Barbour" Re-
publican.
New Mexico-Sam G. Bratton, Demo-
crat; Bronson Cutting, Republican.
New York-Robert F. Wagner"
Democrat; Royal S. Copeland, Democrat.
North Carolina-Robert r. Reynolds,
Democrat; Josiah w. Bailey, Democrat.
North Dakota-Gerald P. Nye,* Re-
publican; Lynn j. Frazier, Republican.
Ohio-Robert j. Bulkley,+ Democrat;
Simeon D. Fees, Republican.
Oklahoma-Elmer Thomas,' Demo-
'crat; Thomas P. Gore, Democrat.
Oregon-Frederick Steiwer,* Repub-
ncan; Charles L. McNary, Republican.
Pennsylvania-James j. Davis Re-
publican; David A. Reed, Republican.
Rhode Island-JeSSe H. Metcalf, Re-
publican; Felix Hebert, Republican:
South Carolina-Ellison D. Smith,
Democrat; James F. Byrnes, Democrat.
South Dakota-Peter Norbeck,@ Re-
publican; William j. Bulow, Democrat.
Tennessee-Kenneth McKellar, Demo-
crat; Cordel Hull, Democrat.
Texas-Morris Sheppard, Democrat;
Tom Connally, Democrat.
Utah-Elbert D. Thomas, Democrat;
William H. King. Democrat.
Vermont-Porter H. Dale" Republic
an; Warren R. Austin, Republican.
Virginia-Claude A. Swanson, DEM
ocrat; Carter Glass, Democrat.
Washington-Homer T. Bone, Dem
ccrat; Clarence c. Dill, Democrat.
West Virginia-Henry D. Hatfield,
Republican, Matthew M Neely, DEM
ocrat
Wisconsin,. Ryan Duffy, Demo-
crat; Robert M. La Toilette, jr., Repub-
licsn.
Wyoming B. Kendrick, DEM
ocrat; Robert D. Carey, Republican.
Members Of the New House.
The new House:
Alabama-John McDufie,' Demo-
crat; Lister HILL Democrat; Henry B.
Steagall," Democrat; Lamar Jeffers,"
Democrat; Miles c. Alleged" Demo-
crat: William B. Oliver" Democrat;
William B. Bankhead,% Democrat; Ed
ward B. Almon," Democrat; George
Huddleston," Democrat.
Arizona-Lewis w. Douglas Demo-
crat.
Arkansas-William ]. Driver DEM
ocrat; John E. Miller Democrat;
Claude A Fuller" Democrat; Ben
Cravens, Democrat; Heartsil Ragon."
Democrat; D. D. Glover" Democrat;
Tilman B, Parks Democrat.
California F. Lea" Demo
crat: Harry L. Englebright,* Republic
an: Frank H. Buck, Democrat; Flor
ence P. Kahn" Republican; Richard
j. WEIGH" Republican; Albert E. Car
ter" Republican; Ralph R. Elise, Re
publican; John J. McGrath, Demo
crat; Denver S. Church, Democrat;
Henry E. Stubbs, Democrat; William E.
Evans Republican; John Henry Hoep-
pei, Democrat; Charles Kramer. DEM
ocrat: Thomas F. Ford, Democrat;
William I. Traeger, Republican; John
= Dockweiler, Democrat; Charles j.
Golden, Democrat; John M. Burke,
Democrat: Sam L. Collins, Republican;
George Burnham, Republican.
Colorado-Lawrence Lewis, Democrat;
Fred Cummings, Democrat; John A.
Martin, Democrat; Edward T. Taylor"
Democrat.
nnecticut-Charles M Bakewell. |
Republican,: Herman P. Koppleman, !
Democrat; William L. Higgins, Repub-
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