Evening star., 1948-11-07

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w. M. dom Wheeler CD, re-elect-
ed; 9th, John s. Wood D.), re-elect-
ed; 10th, Paul Brown CD, re-
elected.
i GOvERNOR-C. A. Robins (R.),
holdover.
new; Glen H. Taylor D0, holdover.
HOUSE--lst district, Compton I.
white Cd. new; I'd, John sanborn
(R0, reelected.
ILLINOIS.
GovERNOR-Adlai e. Stevenson
D), new.
SENATORS-Paul H. Douglas
D), new; Scott w. Lucas D0, ,
holdover.
HOUSE-1st district, William l..
Dawson Cd, re-electe0: End, Bar
raft O'Hara CD, new; 3rd, Neil J.
Lineham D0, new: 4th, James ".
Buckley D0, new; 5th, Morton Cor
ski O0, reelected; 9Th, Thomas j.
O'Brien Cd, reelected; 7th, Adolph
j. SABBATH CD, reelected; 9th,
Thomas S. Gordon CD, reelected; +;
9th, Sidney r. Yates DJ, new; 10th,
Richard w. Hoffman RJ, new;
11th, Chester A. Chesney CD, new;
12th, Edgar A. Jonas RD, new;
18th, Ralph E. Church R), re-
elected; l4th, Chauncey Reed RJ +,
reelected; 18th, Noah Mason R0, 4,
re-elected; 18th, Leo E. Allen RJ !,
reelected; 18th, Leslie G. Arends
R), reelected; 18th, Harold H.
Velde RJ, new; 10th, Robert B.
Chiperfleld R0, reelected; Goth,
Sid Simpson R), reelected; 2lst,
Peter r. Mack, jr., CD, new; 22nd,
Rolla c. McMillen (RD, reelected;
2Srd, Edward H. Jenison R0, re-
elected; Oath, Charles w. Vursell
(R0, reelected; 25th, Melvin Price
Cd, reelected; 26th, c. w. Runt)
Bishop R0, reelected.
Mote: Due to redistricting, some
reelected Illinois Congress members
now serve different districts from
those in which they were originally
named0
INDIANA.
GOvERNOR-Henry r. Schricker
(D0, new.
SENATORS-Homer E. Capehart
(R0, and William E. Jenner (RD,
both holdovers.
HOUSE-1st district, Ray J. Mad
den CD, reelected; End, Charles
A. Halleck R), reelected; 3rd,
Thurman G. Crook CD, new; 4th,
Edward H. Kruse, jr. Cd, new; 5th,
John r. Walsh OD, new; 9Th, Mrs.
Cecil Harden CR), new: 7th, James
z. Noland CD, new; 9th, Winfield
K. Denton (D), new; 9th, Earl VIII
son R). reelected; 10th, Ralph
Harvey R), reelected; 1lth, An
drew Jacobs CD, new.
IOWA.
GOVERNOR-W William s. Boards
ley R), new.
SENATORS-Guy M. Gillette
ID. new; Bourke B. Hickenlooper
(RJ, holdover.
HOUSE-lst district, Thomas E.
Martin R), reelected; I'd, Henry
o. Tale R), reelected; Sd, H. R.
Gross (R), new; 4th, Karl M.
Lecompte (R), reelected; 5th, Paul
Cunningham R), reelected; 9th,
James I. Dolliver (R), reelected;
7th, Ben F. Jensen R), reelected;
9Th, Charles B. Hoeven R.), re-
elected.
KANSAS.
GOVERNOR-Frank Carlson (R.)
reelected.
sENATORS-Andrew F. Schoep-
pei (R), new; Clyde M. Reed tR0 ,
holdover.
HOUSE-1st district, Albert M.
Cole (R), reelected; I'd, Erret p.
Scrivner R), reelected; Sd, Her
bert A. Meyer R), reelected; 4th,
Edward H. Rees {R), reelected;
5th, Clifford r. Hope R.), re-
elected; 9Th, Wint Smith RJ, re-
elected. - ,~
KENTUCKY.
GOVERNOR-Earle G. Clements
D), holdover.
SENATORS-Virgil Chapman D.1,
new; Alben w. Barkley Cd, hold
over (but Senator Barley will be-
come vice president in January and
his successor will be appointed by
Gov. Clements.
HOUSE-1st district, Noble J.
Gregory 3D., reelected; End, John
A. Whitaker D), reelected; Sd,
Thruston Ballard Morton (R.), re-
elected; 4th, Frank L. Chelf (D), q,
reelected; 5th, Brent Spence CD,
reelected; 9Th, Thomas r. Under
wood Cd, new; 7th, Carl D. Per-
kins D), new; 9Th, Joe B. Bates
O0, reelected; 9th, James 8.
Golden (R0, new.
LOUISIANA.
GOvERNNOR-Earl K. Long
D), holdover.
sENAToRs-Allen J. Erender
D), reelected; Russell B. Long
Cd, new.
HoUSE-1st district, r. Edward
Hebert CD, reelected; I'd, Hale
Boggs Cd, reelected; Sd, Edwin r.
Willis Cd, new; 4th, Overton
Brooks tDo, reelected; 5th, Otto z.
Passman D), reelected; 9Th,
James II. Morrison (D), reelected;
7th, Henry D. Larcade, jr:: D.), re-
elected; 9Th, A. Leonard Allen D.),
re-elected.
MAINE.
ELECTION held September 13.)
GOvERNOR-Frederick g. Payne
RD, new.
SENATORS-Mrs Margaret Chase
Smith R), new; Owen Brewster
(R), holdover.
HOUSE-1st district. Robert Hale