monarch death_date children constituency_mp nationality birth_date term_end alma_mater death_place profession order term_start spouse image name occupation predecessor parliament birth_place cabinet party office lieutenant_governor successor religion article_title
george v edward viii george vi 18 march 1969 john gordon bracken , george murray bracken bruce bracken , allan douglas bracken , william neepawa canadian 22 june 1883 january 27 , 1949 july 21 , 1948 14 , 1943 january 14 , 1943 june ontario agricultural college university of illinois ottawa , ontario politician 11th august 11 , 1945 june 11 , 1945 8 , 1922 october 5 , 1922 june alice wylie bruce 1909 john bracken circa 1941.jpg john bracken agronomist tobias norris edward brown frederick donald mackenzie gordon graydon canadian ellisville , ontario president minister 1940 & 1941 -- 1943 -rrb- of education -lrb- 1922 -- 1923 -rrb- provincial lands of commissioner -lrb- 1922 -- 1923 -rrb- railway commissioner -lrb- 1922 the -- 1923 & 1935 -- 1940 -rrb- minister of agriculture council -lrb- 1923 -- 1925 & 1936 -rrb- provincial treasurer -lrb- -lrb- 1925 -- 1932 -rrb- minister of public utilities -lrb- 1927 1922 -- 1928 -rrb- minister of mines & natural resources -lrb- -- 1928 -- 1930 -rrb- provincial secretary -lrb- 1935 -- 1939 1943 -rrb- minister manitoba power commission -lrb- 1936 -- 1940 -rrb- -rrb- minister , dom . prov . relations -lrb- 1939 -- progressive party of manitoba , progressive conservative premier manitoba for the pas leader of the official opposition of manitoba member of the legislative assembly of james mcgregor william j. tupper roland f. mcwilliams a. m. aikins theodore a. burrows james d. stuart in 1947 . george a. drew garson beresford richards the electoral district was abolished united church of canada john bracken

john bracken

john bracken , pc -lrb- june 22 , 1883 -- march 18 , 1969 -rrb- was an agronomist , the 11th premier of manitoba -lrb- 1922 -- 1943 -rrb- and leader of the progressive conservative party of canada -lrb- 1942 -- 1948 -rrb- .
