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'he Book of the States, of which this volume is a supplement, is designed rto provide an authoritative source of information on-^state activities, administrations, legislatures, services, problems, and progressi It also reports on work done by the Council of State Governments, the cpm- missions on interstate cooperation, and other agencies concepned with intergovernmental problems. The present suppkinent to the 1948-1949 edition brings up to date, on the basis of information receivjed.from the states by the end of Novem ber, 1948^, the* names of the principal elective administrative officers of the states and of the members of their legislatures. Necessarily, most of the lists of legislators are unofficial, final certification hot having been possible so soon after the election of November 2. In some cases post election contests were pending;. However, every effort for accuracy has been made by state officials who provided the lists aiid by the CouncJLl_ of State Governments. » A second 1949. supplement, to be issued in July, will list appointive administrative officers in all the states, and also their elective officers and legislators, with any revisions of the. present rosters that may be required. ^ Thus the basic, biennial ^oo/t q/7^? States and its two supplements offer comprehensive information on the work of state governments, and current, convenient directories of the men and women who constitute those governments, both in their administrative organizations and in their legislatures. The price of the Book of the States itself is S7.50. Its 1948-49 edition may be ordered with the two 1949 supplements at a total of $10.00. Or the two supplements may be secured without the major volume for S3.50. The Council of State (jovernments wishes to acknowledge the in valuable help of many state officials who have furnished for these vol umes information on a wide variety of subjects. In particular at this time it thanks the directors" and staffs of the legislative reference agencies and other state officials who have made it possible to publish the present rosters by furnishing therii to the .Council. 'FRANK BANE'• \ Chicago, Illinois December, 1948 . ' ... ( .
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Organization—Activities—Accomplishments. ,. 1 Interstate Organizations Affiliated with the Council.. 6 Governors' Conference...... 6 The National Association of Secretaries of State...... \ .....,...... :....•... 7 The National Association of Attorneys General...... 8 The National Association of State Budget Officers. 9 \ . . The National Association of State Purchasing Officials..,...... /...; 10 i\n Association of Administrators of the Interstate Compact for the Supervision 9 of Parolees and Probationers.^. .t. 11 The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws 12
DIRECTORY OF THE STATES AND TERRITORIES
STATE AND TERRITORIAL PAGES . Alabama 16 Massachusetts 34 Rhode Island.... 52 Arizona 17 Michigan 35 South Carolina.... 53 Arkansas. 18 Minnesota 36 South Dakota 54 California 19 Mississippi .' 37 Tennessee 55 CQlorado...... 20 Missouri...... 38 Texas.. ." 56 Connecticut 21 Montana. 39 Utah... 57 Delaware...... 22 Nebraska. . 40 Vermont. 58 Florida...... 23 Nevada. 41 Virginia. 59 Georgia ...... 24 Nevy Hampshire _. . 42 Washington 60 Idaho...... 25 New Jersey...... ;.. . 43 West Virginia; 61 . Illinois 26 New Mexico...... '. .-' 44 Wisconsin.. 62 Indiana ....;...... 27 New York. . 45 I^Vyoming,-...... 63 Iowa. .• ..:... 28 North Carolina...... 46 Kansas 29 North Dakota 47 Tent lories Kentucky...... 30 Ohio...... 48 Alaska 64 Louisiana 31 Oklahoma. ..." 49 Hawaii...... ;...... 65 Maine. 32 Oregon., , 50 Puerto Rico 66 Maryland.. .^ 33 Pennsylviania...... 51 Virgin Islands...... 67
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IX to NT EN ri^ Directory of State Legislators. 69 Alabama...... ;. 69 Maine...... m Ohio...... 110 Arizona. '70 Maryland 90 "Oklahoma.. . . 111 Arkan3a:s..; ••• •• 71 Massachusetts...... 91j ^Oregon;...... 113 California...,.....;... 72 Michigan....;...... 9j) \ Pennsylvania. ." 113 Colorado ...... 73 Minnesota.....,....".. 95 Rhode Island.. 116 Connecticut 74 Mississippi...... 96 •South Carolina, 117 Delaware...... :..:..... 76 Missouri. ;.... 98 South Dakota.. 118 Horida...... r... 77 Montana. '99 Tennessee..... 119 Georgia...,...... ;.... 78 Nebraska.....:...... 1(30 • Texas...... 120 Idaho.....;....:- 80 Nevada ...... 101 Utah...... 122 lUinois...... 80 New Hampshire...;.... ,101 Vermont...... 122 'Indiana. 82 New Jersey. .'. 104 Virginia....'.. 125 Iowa ...... 84 • New Mexico "?...... 105 VVashington. .. 126 Kansas...... ;...... 85' New York...... 106' ; West Virginia... 127 Kentucky. 86 North Carolina...... 107 Wisconsin...-.. 128 Louisiana...... 87, North Dakota 109 Wyoming...... 129
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ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITIES iiffi-,Council of State (Governments is a grams of the Council but also in the solu Tjoint governmental agency established tion of problems arising in individual by the states, for service to the states, sup states. The Council maintains an office in ported by the states. The Council serves EIS: Washington, charged specifically with "fa .1. A clearing house for information and cilitating arid improving federal-state rela research, serving the forty-eight states; tions" and keeping the states currendy 2. A medium for improving legislative informed of activities in tht federal gov and administrative practices of state gov ernment of interest to the states. ernments; The Gouncil officially_serYes the follow- 3. An instrumentality for encouraging irig organizations of state ofiicials: full cooperation among the states in the America's 7,500 state legislators, organ solution of interstate problems, both re- ized through the American Legislators' gionzd and national; and Association; ' 4. A means of facilitating arid improv The Crovernors' Conference, national ing federal-state relations. * organization of the. chief executives of the states; The Council is composed of commis The National Association of Attorneys sions or committees on interstate coopera General; tion established in each of the forty-eight The National Association of Secretaries ,sta!es. "Typical commissions consist of ten of State; members of the legislature and five admin ° The National Association of State Budg istrative officials. Legislation establishing et Officers; ; these "coininissibris provides that "The The National Association of State Pur Council of State Governments is hereby chasing Officials; declared to be a joint governmental agency An Association of Administrators of the of this State and of the other States which Interstate Compact for the Supervision cooperate through it." of Parolees and Probationers; The Council is the secretariat f6r the The Legislative Service Conference.. Governors' Conference, the American Leg The Council also cooperates in the legis islator's Association, the National Associa lative program of the National Conference tion of Attorneys General, the National of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. Association of Secretaries of State, the In addition to serving these specific or National Association of State Budget Of ganizations, the Council's staff" provides ficers, the National Associatiojn of State research and technical assistance to all Purchasing Officials, the Association of elective and appointive officials of the Administrators of the Interstate Compact forty-eight states. for the Supervision of Parolees and Pro 1. It undertakes research projects re bationers, and the Legislative Service Con ferred to it by state legisla|ors. and state ference. officials. Committees pf state officials The Council's central office is located in working with the research staff of the Chicago. Regional offices are maintained. Council investigate a wide variety of prpb- in New York and San Francisco. Regional lenis relating to state government. Special representatives of the Council work closely topics; studied in recent years include con with state legislators and .officials in their flicting taxation, war and postwar fiscal areas, and assist the statCT not only with policy, unemployment compensationj*con- respect to the national and regional pro ;trol and use of water resources, state-rlocal
1 THE BOOK OF THE STATES relations, federal grants-in-aid, and legis and Development have achieved the fol lative processes and procedures. , lowing results: 2. The Council maintains an inquiry 1. Every state established a planning and information service available to all of agency to deal with postwar problems; the states. "" 2. Virtually every state, by the main 3. The Council conducts an extensive tenance^ of ta.x rates during the war, mate publication program designed to provide" rially reduced its indebtedness and sub full information on state government to all stantially added to its reserve, funds, there interested persons. Major publications are by contributing to economic stability; the biennial The Book of tht States, the 3. Unemployment .comj)ensation tax monthly magazine State Government, and rates have been readjusted, unemployment the Washington Legislative Bulletin. Coverage expanded, benefits extended, dis 4. Thfc CouncU and the state commis qualifications limited, and interstate c6- sions on interstate cooperation cooperate bperation^erfected; and with the National Conference of Commis 4. Every state has established an agency sioners on Uniform State Laws, which of veterans' affairs to assist veterans in se sponsors legislation of importance to all the curing adequate housing, educational and states. In recent years the Council's Draft- : vocational training, competent medical ing Committee of State Officials, in co care, and suitable employment; ca operation with The Department of Justice and other federal agencies and.with the . U. Federal-State Relations . Commissioners on Uniform State Lawsj . has prepared a program of suggested acts The Council of State Governments is 'a for consideration b^state legislatures. channel through whicn federal-state co^ 5. The Councif^l^s assisted" the states operiative programs are organized and put y in the establishment of nation-wide and re into effect. During World War II, the gional compacts and commissions. Council, at the request of the national gov 6. In recent years, and particularly dur ernment and in cooperation v«th state gov ing the war emergency, the Council has ernments, set up a nation-wide program of acted as the agent of the states in organ civilian defense. State programs also were izing nation-wide prograins requiring joint . established for selective service, rationing, federal-state action. The Council has in conservation and salvage, soldier-sailor vot creasingly served as a means for facilitating ing, motor "tranSpoirt regulation, and a and improving state-federal relations. number of related matters. - The services of The Council of State Governments may be grouped into four m. National Interstate Problems major categories: 1. Common intrastate problems, For the past ten years, the states have 2. Federal-state relations, worked through the Council to prevent or 3. National interstate problems, and eliminate interstate trade barriers. > 4. Regional interstate problems. The Council has also pionejered in the establishment of uniform criminal legisla J. Common Intrastate Problems tion. Forty-one states have passed uni .,1 •• :- ,-. . • •• • • .. form statutes relating to parolegs and pro 1 . , •-•••. • - • • . Each state is faced with common or bationers, and many states have passed similar problems in such matters as public additional uniform laws with respect,to finance, employment, veterans' affairs, leg pursuit, extradition, out-of-state witnesses, islative practices and procedures, and state- and narcotic drugs. local relations. The Council of State Grov- The Council cooperates^ with the Na-r emments, acting throiigh committees of tionzil Conference of Commissioners on state legislators and state officials, studies Uniform State Lav^^s, which sponsors legis /these problems and develops programs for lation in the fields of commercial, property, 'consideration by the states. Suggestions by trust, tax . and adniinistrative 'aw; evi recent Committees on Tcix andrFiscaJ dence, veterans' affairs, and other topics. Policy and^ on Postwar Reconstruction Other nation-wide programs fostered by
.s •i THE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS^ the Council relate to aviation, insurance, each state. Ex-officio managers are the control and use of water resources, legisla nine members of the Executive Committee tive policies and procedures, and state- of the Gk)vernors' Conference; the presi local relations. dents of the National Association of Attor neys General, the National Association of Secretaries of State, the National Associa IV. Regional Interstate Problems tion of State Budget Officers, the National The Council of State Governments pro Conference of Commissioners on Uniform motes inteirstate agreements for the solu State Laws, the National Association of tion of regional problems. State Purchasing Officials, the Association Such regional interstate: a^eements in of Administrators of the Interstate Com clude the Interstate Commission on the pact for the Supervision of Parolees and Delaware River Basin (Delaware, New Probationers, the Legislative Service Con Jersey, New\York, and" Pennsylvania); the ference; the Honorary President of the Interstate Commission on the Potomac:. Council of State Governments; and the River Basin'" (Maryland, Pennsylvania, Executive Director. To provide continuity Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of membership, the Board of Managers it of Columbia); the Adantic States Marin^ self elects ten man^ers-at-large who serve Fisheries Commission (Connecticut, Dela staggered five-yea;f^erms. Two managers- ware, Florida, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, at-large are elected eacfi year. Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jer The Executive Committee of the Board sey, New York^ Pennsylvania, Rhode Is is composed of the President (who is a land, South Carolina, and Virginia); the Gk)vernor), the First Vice President (who Interstate Oil Compact Commission (Ar is a legislator and who serves as Board kansas, Colorado, Illinois, Kansas, Ken Chairman), two additional Vice Presi tucky, Louisiana, Michigan, New 'Mexico, dents, an Auditor (who is a state fiscal of New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, ficer), the Honorary President of the Coun and Texas); the'Palisades Interstate Park cil, and the Executive Director. *^^ Compact (New Jersey and New York); The Board of Managers meets annually and the Ohib River Valley Water Sanita and at special call to consider general mat tion Compact (Illinois, Indiana, Ken ters of Council policy. The Executive Com tucky, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, mittee meets more frequently, working Virginia, and West Virginia).^ >w with the Executive Director in the solution Through efforts of the Commissions on of day-to-day problems. Interstate Cooperation, a number of inter The Executive Director of the Council state boundary disputes have been settled. is appointed by the Executive Committee, The Council has also acted on behalf of subject to the approval of the Board of ^the states on the International Board of Managers." All members of the staff are se Inquiry for the Great Lakes Fisheries lected by the Executive Director and oper which recommended establishment of in ate under his direction and supervision. ternational management of fisheries on the Great Lakes, and has assisted the Gulf and Pacific coast states in the development of The General Assembly ' marine fisheries compacts. The. Council sponsors a biennial Gen eral Assembly which is^omposed of repre The Board of Managers sentatives of all the states. It provides a common nieeting for all state legislators As an instrumentality of the states, thg and officials and is a forum for the consid Council is governed and controlled by the eration and discussion of problems com states. Its policy-determining body is the mon to, the states. Board of Managers, composed pf forty-eight delegate menibers representing the forty- National Conferences and Regional eight states, seventeen ex-officio memliers, Meetings and ten members-at-large. . A state-delegate member is chosen by Each of the associations of state officials
• •> THE BOOK OF THE STATES 'served by the Council (the Governors' ferences, problems of importance to the " Conference, The National Association of specific'^group are discussed and policies Attorneys General, The National Associa-^ set forth. An interchange of ideas is there tion of Secretaries of State, The National' fore facilitated and the machinery for Association of State Budget Officers, The interstate. cooperation strengthened. Re National Association of State Purchasing gional meetings of cemmissions on inter Officials, The Legislative Service Confer state cooperation are; i! held several times ence, and An Association of Administra throughout the year ^to consider current tors of the Interstate Compact for the problems requiring joinl state action and Supervision of Parolees and Probationers) to review plans and formulate policies for has its own annual meeting. At these con^ more effective interstate cooperation.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS . ' MEMBERSHIP, 1948-49 .
• ExEGtJTiyE COMMITTEE President Second Vice President Auditor HON. WILLIAM PRESTON LANE, HON. CARL HENDRIX HON. J. H. RESTER . JR. • Member of General Assembly Director of the Budget, Louisiana Governor of Maryland Arkansas ~ Honorary President First Vice President and Chair HENRY W. TCSLL, Colorado man of the Board of Managers; Third Vice President SENATOR BURTON M. CROSS HON. ROBERT L, LARSON I— Frank Bane Member oj General Assembly Attorney Gerieral Executive Director, COUNCIL OF Maine Iowa y • •• STATE GOVERNMENTS
S^ATE DELEGATE MEMBERS Alabama " . . Idaho • f ' Masisachusetts HON. EARL MCGOWIN SENATOR LAWRENCE F. HEAGLE . SENATOR EDWARD W. STAVES Member oJ Legislature Member of Legislature Member of General Court
Arizona ;. Illinois . Michigan HON. MuLFORD WINSOR HON. BERNICE T. VAN DER VRIES HON. D. HALE BRAKE Director, Department of Member of General Assembly State Treasurer Library and Archives In4iana Minnesota Arkansas SENATOR JOHN W, VAN NESS SENATOR A. Q. SLETVOLD HON. CARL HENDRIX Member of General Assembly Member of Legislature Member of General Assembly • Mississippi / Iowa California SENATOR G. LAWRENCE ADA^JS HON. ROBE;RT L. LARSON SENATOR JESSE M. MAVO Member of Legislature / Attorney General " Member of Legislature :/ Missouri. Cblcirado " Kansas SENATOR M. C. MATTHES' SENATOk JOHN J. HARPEL • HON. FRANK L. HAGAMAN Member of General Assembly Mernber of General Assenibly "" Lieutenant Governor Connectidit Montana , j Kentucky • HON. ALBERT H. KRUSE GEN. SANFORD H. WADHAMS , HON. LAWRENCE WETHERBY Commissioner of Agriculture, Chairman, Commission on Lieutenant Governor Labor and Industries Interstate Cooperation • •• • \ • •- -" Louisiana . Nebraska Delaware . HON. BOUVAR E. KEMP- .' (TO be appointed) HON. BURTON S. HEAL . Attorney General. Chairman, Commission on • ' a _ '._••'' ' - ' t '' Nevada Interstate Cooperation Maine HON. ALAN H. BIBLE Florida SENATOR BURTON M. CROSS Attorney General ' (To be appointed) Member of Legislature New Hampshire Georgia * Maryland • HON. AiiBERT S. BAKER HON. ADIE N, DURDEN, SENATOR L. HAROLD SOTHORON Chairman, Commission on Member of General Assembly Member of General Assembly Interstate Cooperation THE CO UNCIL OF STA TE GO VERNMENTS New jersey ^ Oregon Utah JUDGE RICHARD HARTSHORNE HON. GEO. R. AIKEN HON. RENDELL N. MABEY Chairman, Commission on Budget Director Member of Legislature Interstate Cooperation Pennsylvania Vermont . New Mexico • HON. ORUS.J. MATTHEWS SENATOR JOHN A. M, HINSMAN SENATORJOSEPHM.MONTOYA Secretary of Commerce Member of General Assembly Lieutenant Governor New York Rhode Isiknd Virginia T . HON. HAROLD C, OSTERTAG HON. HERMAN D. FERRARA HON. J. MAYNARD MAGRUDER Member of Legislature Member of General Assembly Member of General Assembly North Carolina South Carolina Washington SENATOR CHARLES H. JENKINS SENATOR EDGAR A. BROWN HON. WILLIAM O. SHANNON Member of General Assembly Member of General Assembly Member of Legislature • North Dakota . South Dakota West Virginia SENATPR RILIE R. MORGAN W;R. WILDER HON. CARL M, FRASURE Member of Legislative Assembly Director of Taxation Chairman, Commisdm on Ohio Interstate Cooperation Tennessee .HON. DALE DUNIFON Director, Department of JUDGE.WINFIELD B. HALE • Wisconsin Liquor Control Chairman, Commission on . HON, FRANK N. GRAASS Interstate Cooperation . Secretary to Governor Oklahoma HON. ERNEST M. BLACK Texas Wyoming Director of Research, Tax HON. GEORGE O. NOKES, JR. HON. ZAN LEVVIS Commission / Member of Legislature Secretary to the Governor
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Executive Committee, Governor's Conference President, National Association of State Budget Officers:' HON. WILLIAM PRESTON LANE, JR., Maryland . J. HARVEY RESTER, Louisiana • ^ HON. FRANK CARLSON, Kansas. HON. EARLi: C. CLEMENTS, Kentucky President, Association of Administrators of the Interstate HON. ALFRED E. DRISCOLL, New Jersey Compact for the Supervision of: Parolees and Proba HON. ERNEST W. GIBSON, Vermont tioners: HON. WILLIAM LEE KNOUS, COLORADO HON. REUBEN C. BRUSTXJEN, Minnesota HON. ARTHUR LANGLIE,. Washington President, National Association of State Purchasing HON. C. A. ROBINS, Idaho Officials: ' HON. HENRY F. SCHRICKER, Indiana • . FRANKLYN A. ADAMS, Rhode Island President, National Association of Attorneys General: J. A. A. BuRNQUiSTi Minnesota President, Legislative Reference Service: HON. .HOWARD F. OHM, Wisconsin" President, National Association of Secretaries of State: FRANK M. JORDAN, California Honorary President of the Council of State Governments: HENRY W.ToLi. , -^ President, National Conference of Commissioners' on Uniform State Laws: Executive Director of the Council of State Governments: '. HON.'ALBERT J. HARNO, Illinois • FRANK BANE
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HON. WiLti^^ B. BELKNAP, HON. DWIGHT GRISWOLD, HON. GRANT MACFARLANE, Kentucky Nebraska Utah Former President of the Chief, American Mission for Former Member of State American Legislators' Aid to Greece, . Senate Association Former Governor HON. EDWARD MARTIN, Pennsylvania- HON. MILLARD F. CALDWELL, HON. LESTER C. HUNT, feJ-. S, Senator, Former Governor Florida -^ - Wyoming Former Governor HON. C. PETRUS PETERSON, U. S. Senator, Former Governor Nebraska HON. CARL M. ERASURE, Former Member of Legislature West Virginia HON. GOODWINJ. KNIGHT HON. LEVERETT SALTONSTALL, Chairman, Commission ori California Massachusetts Interstate Cooperation. Lieutenant Governor U. S. Senator, Former Governor INTERSTATE ORGANIZATIONS AFFILIATED WITH THE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS
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ORGANIZATION: Organized in 1908. Compoised of all state and territorial governors. PURPOSE: TO facilitate an^'exchange of views; and experiences on subjects of general importance tb the people of the several states; to promote greater uniformity in state' legislation; and to attain greater efficiency in state administration. OFFICERS: Members of the Executive Committee for the year^" 1948^9..' "T"., • ••' •• • •' WILLIAM JPRESTON LANE, JR., Governor of Maryland, Chairman . '• FRANK CARLSON, Governor of Kansas EARLE C. CLJEMENTS, Governor of Kentucky ALFRED E. DRI'SCOLL, Governor of New Jersey ; ' ;- •'' /,'• '•-; \- ERNEST W. GIBSON, Governor of Vermont WILLIAM LEE KNOUS, Governor of Colorado\ . , ARTHUR LANGLiE,**Governor of Washington "^^^^;^^.^^^^^..V^^ - ;.^-,^^-.__-^-^__^___.,_—^^_^ C. A. ROBINS, Governor of Idaho HENRY F. ScHRiCKER, Governor of Indiana • SECRETARY-TREASURER: FRANK BANE, Executive Director of the Council of State Governments. : ^ ' ANNUAL MEETING: The. 1948 meeting was held;June 13-16, at Portsmouth, New Hampshire. ^ . PUBLICATIONS: Proceedings of the Governors^ Conference (annual). ACTIVITIES: Since May 13, 1908, when its first session was called at'the White House by President Xheodpre Roosevelt, the; Governors' Conference has been a dynamic force in the improvement of state government, the development of effective methods of interstate co(^peration, and the furtherance of the ideals and purposes of the Union" of the states. The Conference participates in the program and activities of the Council of State Governments, including its General Assembly and other national and regional conferences, and serves as a clearing house for information on administrative subjects and problems in.the field of government. The Conference makes use of the research arid informational facilitieis of the Council of State Governments; its Executive Com mittee serves on the Board of Managers of the Council. Individually, its members . avail themselves of the inquiry service of the Council and further cooperate with it through their administrative appointees to the state commissions on interstate cooper ation. • • V ff^ . ' • -' • ' ., • . '••.•••"•' "': ' *••'•:• . ' ' •' • • •.' V THE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERMMENTS .7
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ORGANIZATION: Organized in 1904. Composed of all secretaries of state. PURPOSE: TO facilitate an exchange of views and to provide cleariug-house facilities and. machinery for cooperation among the secretaries of istate of the nation. OFFICERS: For the year 1947-48. - FRANK M. JORDAN, California, Prwiitfrzi FRANK MARSH, Nebraska, Fic^-PrMi^^«^' , WILLIAM J. STOREY, Qelaware, Treasurer. ' ARMAND H. COTE, Rhode Island, iS'tfcrtf/a»7 I EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: In addition to the current officers all Past Presidents of the National Association of Secretaries of State are members of the Executive Comnaittec, SECRETARIAT: The Council of State Governments. :
ANNUAL MEETING: T^he 1948 meeting was held October 4-6, at Charleston, South Carolina, PUBLICATIONS: The Proceedings of the National Association of Secretaries of State. (annual). AcTivmEs: During the war years the National Association's Committee^'on Election Procedure met on various occasions with representatives of the Army and the Navy for the purpose 6f making it easier for those in the armed services to vote by absentee ballot. Among active committees are those on Corporation Registration and Trade Mark Registration; the latter is investigating the ppssibility of handling this problem through uniform legislation rather than by compulsory registration. The president of the Association is a member of the Board of Managers of the Council i of State Governments.
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ORGANIZATION: • Organized in 1907. Composed of all state and territorial attorneys . general, their assistants and deputies.
PURPOSE: TO provide clearing-house facilities and machinery for cooperation among the chief legal executives of the states and territories. .' OFFICERS: Members of the Executive Committee for the year 1948-49. J. A. A. BuRNQUisT, Attorney General of Minnesota, Prfj-2^5«f . ALAN H. BIBLE, Attorney General of Nevada, Kzte-Pr^jrrf^n/ EDWARD F. ARN, Attorney General of Kansas. ROY H. BEELER, Attorney General of Tennessee PRICE DANIEL, Attorney General of Texas RALPH W. FARRIS, Attorney General of Maine FRED N. HOWSER, Attorney General of California HARRY MCMULL AN, Attorney General of North Carolina SMITH TROY, Attorney General of Washington . . .; , WALTER B. VAN RIPER, Attorney General of New Jersey -SECRETARiAT,:__The_Counciljj3f State Governments. y ANNUAL MEETING: The 1948 Conference was held November28-30, at Houston, Texas;
'PUBLICATIONS: Proceedings of the Conference of the National Association of Attorneys General : {^zxinnzX),.Digest of Qpihidns, contaiiiing opinions of state attorneys general which are of widespread interest, issued weekly. Since many thousands of opinions are rendered each year, the Digest includes only those which may have a general application. The complete text of aiiy opinion digested is furnished upon request and from time to time \ the i)Y^w/includes opinions in full on importarit current topics. An index is issued every year to render the material readily available for research purposes.
ACTIVITIES: At the request of individual attorneys general, the secretariat performs . research services and makes available information of general interest to the members f^^ • of the Association.. The secretariat of the if^ssociation serves as a cl.earing house for opinions of the state attorrfeys general,'with the purpose of facilitating uniformity in . the interpretation of state laws.through the interchange of opinions. '. The'president of the National Association is a member .of the Board of Managers, of the^ Council of State Governnients.-; . / .' V THE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS 9
THE ]^^TIpNAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE BUDGET; OFFICERS
ORGANIZATION : Organized in 1945. Composed of all state and territorial budget officers, their assistants and deputies. * ji PURPOSE: TO provide machinery for cooperation among state budget officers, to foster the more effective exercise of the function of budget administration, and to attain greater : efficiency in state administration. OFFICERS: Members of the Executive Comniittee for the year 1948-49. J. HARVEY RESTER, Louisiana, Prwzt/f/z/ R. G. BEYTOii, North Carolina, Vice President ROBERT M. ARMSTRONG, Nebraska ^ <^ HERBERT D.DEFENBACHER, Ohio ;, '•'•;'/-.'.. JOSEPH J. PACHOT, Washington . "^ ROGER PHELPS, Oklahoma ; ROBERT H. WEIR, Connecticut SECRETARIAT: The Council of State Governrhents.
ANNUAL MEETING: The 1948 meeting was held May 13-16, Virginia Beach, Virginia. PUBLICATIONS: R6sum6s'of annual meetings and spjcial reports of interest to state budget officers; •, • ' ACTIVITIES: At the request of individual.state budget officers, the secretariat performs research services and makes available information of general interest to the members of the Association. From time to time surveys are made of existing practices and procedures in all of the states,. . ' . The president of the Association is a member of the Board of Managers of the Council of State Governments. 10 THE BOOK OF THE STATES
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE ; PURCHASING OFFIOIIALS '"•••••-•. ..••..-• . '\j . .. ^ •;. .,..•••• . , .' ;
• . • • • :^ ;>s . • ' • •' •, : ORGANIZATION: Organized in 1947. Composed of all state arid territorial ptirchasiiig officials, their assistants and deputies. PURPOSE: To promote cooperation towards the more efficient exercise of the function of state purchasing and to attain greater efficiency in administration. OFFICERS: Members of the Executive Committee for the year 1948-49. FRANKLYN.A. ADAMS, Rhode Island, PrMJi^^nf •WILLIAM L. SMITH, Missouri, Vice President .i- F. CARL ANDERSON, Pennsylvania .' RAY Cow^\N," Texas-••... !.' v . •' •. • ^, ; '• ; ''''..;•• GEORGE J. CRONINJ.Massachusetts DAN W. D'ALEMBERTE,.Florida •p.T.PETERSONjMinnesota^^^"^^.; ;• V • : SECRETARIAT: The Council of State Governments. ANNUAL MEETING: The 1948 meeting was held December 8-11, at Sarasota, Florida. PUBLICATIONS: R6sunies of all meetings and special reports of interest.to state purchasing officials.^ • - . ' AcTivifiEs: At the request of individual state purchasing officials, the secretariat per- . forms research services and makes available information of general interest to the members of the Association. The secretariat has recently published reports summariz- ing practice with regard to inspection and analysis of state purchases and the organiza tion and operation of state purchasing agencies. The president of the Association is a member of the Board of Managers of the Council of State Governments.
>• :: THE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS H
AN ASSOCIATION OF ADMINISTRATORS OF THE INTERSTATE COMPACT FOR THE SUPERVISION OF PAROLEES AND PROBATIONERS
ORGANIZATION: Organized in 1945. Composed of administrators of the-Interstate Com pact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers, their assistants and deputies. PURPOSE: To promote cooperation and the exchange of information among administra- , tors of the Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and Probationers, for the effective carrying out of such comipact. OFFICERS: Members of the; Executive Comrnittee for the year 1948-49. REUBEN G. BRUSTUEN, Minnesota, PrMzVfnf .. , WALTER A. GORDON, California, F/f^ Pr^jiifenf :. .. FRANCIS R. BRIDGES, JR., Florida, TV^aw^ GARRETT HEYNS, Michigan - GLENN R. KLOPFENSTEIN, Ohio MRS. EDWINA MFTCHELL, Alabama H. M. RANDALL, Oregon ROBERT G, SMITH, Vermont -^
SECRETARIAT: The Council of State Governments. ANNUAL MEETiNOvThe 1948 meeting was held August 29, at Boston, MassacJtiusetts.
PUBLICATIONS: Reports of meetings and topical reports of interest to members. ACTIVITIES: At the request of the Association the secretariat performs research services and makes available^ information ofgeneralinterest to the members. Statistical data are being compiled regarding the number of parolees and probationers being serviced out-of-state, their state-by-state location, the returns for violation, the discharges, and other factual material. • The president of the Association is a member of the Board of Managers of the Council of State Governments. .
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THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF COMMISSIONERS ON UNIFORM STATE LAWS
V - . . ; • -".-•'• •;••-. ;• : •. .•••••• ,••••• ORGANIZATION: Organized in 1892. Composed of from one to five commissioners from each state, appointed by their respective governors. . PURPOSE: TO promote uniformity in state laws on subjects where uniformity is deemed desirable and practicable, and to draft model laws for the states where such statutes are believed to be useful.
OFFICERS: For the year 1948-49. ALBERT J, HARNOJ Illinois, Pr«i^tf«< • JOE C. BARRETTJ Arkansas, Fz«JPrmcfenr ; • BOYD M. BENSON, South Dakota, 7V^<7j«rtfr , BARTON H. KuiiNS, Nebraska, iS'^cr^^ary .' HOWARD L. BARKDULL, Ohio, C/!flzr;/2cn, ^x^cM/zy^ CowzmzV/^^ ANNUAL MEETING: August 30—September 4,^1.948, Seattle, Washington. Held the week before, and at the same place^^-as the annual meeting of the American Bar Association. PUBLICATIONS: Handbook of the National Confererice of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws . (annual).. .7 . . '"; ACTIVITIES: A committee of the Conference receives suggestions as to possible topics for uniform and model legislation and approves those deemed practicable. _^Bills are drafted by committees of the Conference; afteFdue consideration by the Conference, and approval by the coU»missioners of at least twenty states, and by the American Bar , Associatiori^he la^ys are released for presentation to the legislatures. The Council of State Governments, with which the Conference has a cooperative agree ment, has interested the various commissions on interstate cooperation in the uniform law pro-am/ The president.of the Conference is a niember of the Board of Managers of the Council-of State Governments,_,.^ -^ . , . The Conference has approximately twenty-five committees working on proposed uniform . and model laws. Its major project for the past six years'has been the drafting of a Uni form Commercial Code in coopieration with the American Law Institute. That por tion known as the Revised Sales Act was completed in 1944, and .work is far; along on other pCJFtfons. The expensesof preparing the code are being met from a subscription by a foundation in Pittsburgh which will ultimately total $250,000. The.cdde should be completed by January 1, 1950. . - Copies of the Handbook,^ committee reports, proposed drafts, and approved drafts may be obtained from the Secretaj^" Barton H. Kuhns, First National-Bank Building, ' Omiaha, Nebraska. « : -^
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—cr.-.;--;-.-:rn: i,-„:^" • ••-^-^;;^.--;^ ••;,__:_• ••,•--•.;; :\ : - r • :^- LEGISLATIVE SERVICE CONFERENCE V Organization.: Organized in 1948, Composed of legislators who are officers of legisla tive service agencies, legislative librarians and reference officials, legislative research officials, statutory and code revisorsi,: and legislative drafting officials, of the states and territories, and such other persons whose duties include servicis to the legislature or to the Congress or to a legislative service agency as shall be designated by the , ^•Conference. :.•.."•'• ••••
PURPOSE: TO cooperate for more effective service to the. legislatures and to aid in im proving legislative processes and prpcedures. / OFFICERS: Members of the Executive Cornmittee for the year. 1948-49. . HOWARD Si OHM, Wisconsin, Pr
PUBLICATIONS;: Studies' and reports as authorized by the. Executive Cornmittee of.the ,; Conference which may be of interest to. legislative referende ctgencies; officials, knd librarians. • . ; ' ACTIVITIES.V At the request of the Conference the secretariat performs research services and makes available, informatibn.of general interest to the members. Fromtime to time surveys are madfe of existing legislative, procedures in^ the various states.. The president of the^Conference is a member of the Board of Managers of the Council of State Governments. ; .- - L
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.r^. is ALABAMA
.Nicknaune...... The Cotton State Bird...... "...... Yellowhammer Motto.... .We Dare Defend Our Rights Song...... '..'.. .Alabcana Flower...... Goldenrod Entered the Union t)cceinbcr 14,1819
OFFICERS ALABAMA - Governor...... JAMES £. FOLSOU - SUPREME COURT
Lieutenant Governor s.• •: ;"• • ;•'•• / . ; ... ••;•'. •... ..'.,_ . V..;.'...... J. CLARENCE INZER Chief Justice ..... LUCIEN D. GARDNER Secretary of State ...... SIBYL POOL' Five Associate Members Attorney General ' Term..... i...... ; Six years ...,...... ALBEBT A- CARMICHAEL' Elected by populair vote State Treasurer..;...;.JOHN BRANDON State, Auditor...... DAN THOMAS LEGISLATURE Orginization Session Second Tuesday in January after election. Senators Representatives Term Length: 10 consecutive calendar days. ; D...;..;...105 Senate.. .4years. Regular Scssioii Total...... 35 ^V •' •-• • '•• • ax*- • • • X House. .'.4years. First "I^uesd^yJn^.Miay, biennially in odd Total...... 106 years. Length: 36 days., .' :; COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members House Members BROOKS GLASS, Chairman JAMES S, COLEMAN, JR. EARL M. MCGOWIN O. H. FINNEY, JR. BEN N. GLOVER JAMEsG. ADAMS,JR. W. H. DRINKARD W. G. HARDvyacK JAMES E. NETTLES WARD MCFARLAND HENRY H. MIZE o WiLLiAM E! DAVIS PHILLIP HAMM- NOBLE J. RXJSSELL G. KYSER LEONARD " Ex-officio Honorary Member: THE GOVERNOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... JAMES S, SALIBA Iilsurance.;...... , .LESLIE GWALTNEY Advertising. W. O. DOBBINS, JR. Labor,,....'.. • • • •...... ,R.R. WADE Aeronautics...... -...... ASA ROUNTREE, JR. Library (Archives ajid History) MARIE B. OWTEN Agriculture.,...-,..;...... HAYGOOD PATERSON Library (Law) ...... RICHARD NEAL- Audit.....,. ... —...... ; DAN THOMAS Library (State)...... MARIE B. OVITEN Banking...... ,...... iBROOKS GLASS Liquor Control...... ;..,...... FRANK BUNKLEY Budget...... -.;.....,.....,, .JAMES V.JORDAN Mines...... ;...-..:.....;. . T. L. BALL Claims...... 0>;...... SIBYL POOL Motor Vehicles.,...... ; .: .H. S. PHIFER Comptroller....;;.. ^.•. .JOHN GRAVES Old Age Assistance , .ELIZABETH BRYAN Conservation...... BERT E. THOMAS Parks.',...... ^...... JAMES SEOREST Corporations. ..}[... .SIBYL PQOL Parole.,..•'.'...... > ....,. .HOWELL TURNER Corrections;...... y~\..... FRANK BOSWELL Personnel. . . . ; ...... ••...... C . W.TERRY Education.;,,...... AUSTIN R. MEADOWS Plai^ning and Public Works W. O. DOBBINS, JR. Employment Service. .G. F. ANDERSON Police....;..,'...... J. D. MrrcHELL Equalization of Assessmtnts. ; PHILLIP HAMM Printing and Purchasing...... J. B. KINO Fire Marshal,...... LESLIE GWALTNEY Public Utilities and Railroads..GORDON PERSONS Fish aind Game.^. GRAHAM HICKSON, Securities...... ALBERT A. CARMICHAEL Forestry...... ". .;...... J. M.''STAUFFER Taxation. .PHILLIP J. HAMM Geology...... •. .WALTER B. JONES Unemployment Compensation.... S. F. GARNLEY Health...... ,.: ...... D. G. GILL, M.D. Veterans...'...... ;...... C. C. HORTON Highways...... WARD W. MCFARLAND - Vocational Ediication. .R. E. CAMMACK .Insane...... ; ' ... .W. D. PARTLOW, M.D. Welfare...... LOULA DUNN ?As of October 1, 1948 Workmen's Compensation... .LUCILLP. Y. PAULK
16 ARIZONA
Nickname..The Grand Canyon.State Bird. Cactus Wren Motto.... .Dilat Deus (God Enriches) Song. . ' . .n ; Arizpna
. - >^ • • . ' • Flower. ...'..•...... Saguaro Cactus Entered the Union February 14,1912
OFFICERS ARIZONA
Governor .... . ^. .DAN E. GARVEY SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor Nonei Chief Justice Evo DE CONCINI Secretary of State .. WESLEY BOLIN Two Associate Judges Attorney General ... .FRED O. VVILSON Term. Six years State Treasurer .... ,J. W. KELLY Elected by popular vote State Auditor ANA FROHMILLER
I LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term . Regular Session D... 19 D,..: .,51 Senate.. .2years Monday after first Tuesday in January^ Total ..19 R.. ...7 House.. .2 years biennially in odd years.. Length: 60 days. Total...;... 58
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Senate Members House Members SAMUEL J. HEAD E, L. JAMESON, Chairman LLOYD G. HENNINO LoRNA E. LocacwooD CLAY B. SIMER Secretary: MuLFORD WINSOR •ea.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General. .A. M. TUTHILL Labor.....;. i J. N. BRENNEN Advertising .RAYMOND CARLSON Library (Archives)...... MULFORD WUWOR Aeronaudcs...... ^ W. T. WRIGHT Library (Law) MULFORD WINSOR Agriculture...... J. L. E. LAUDERDALE Library (State) ...... MULFORD WINSOR Audit. ANA FROHMILLER Liquor Control JOHN A. DUNCAN Banking DAVID O. SAUNDERS Mines.. V '. CLIFFORD J. MURDOCK Budget...... _..-...... DAN E. GARVEY • Motor Whicles...... B. H. MCAHREN (Claims... i .~..'•;'... .ANA FROHMILLER Old Age Assistance HARRY W. HILL Conservation... ,THOS. KIMBALL Parole ...... WALTER I. HOFMANN Gorporations W. T. WRIGHT Planning...... ^...... E. C. SEALE Corrections,. ,.... .JACK WILSON Police. .H. E. WALKER Education*.."...... L. D. KLEiiMEosoN Public Assistance HARRY ^y. HILL Employment Service .,"... .ROBERT D. KENDALL Public Utilities .W. T. WRIGHT Equalisation of Assessments ,...... JOE HUNT Purchasing...... : .DAN E. GARVEY Fish and Game...... '...... THOS. KIMBALL Railroads W. T. WRIGHT Forestry^ O. C. WILLIAMS Securities,. W- T. WRIGHT Geology.\. G. M, BUTLER Taxation... .•...... JOE HUNT Health..' .\ J. P. WARD, M.D. Unemployment Compensation .B. PARKINSON Highways.\. '•'. .W. C. LEFEBVRE Veterans ....;'...... SPENCER THOMPSON Insane... .\V...... '... .JOHN A. LARSON, M.D Water Resoiurces O. C, WILUAMS Insurance.. .\\...... ROY B. RUMMAGE Welfare...... ;...... HARRY W. HILL •Aiof October 1\ 1948 Workmen's Compensation...... J. J. O'NEILL
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1^ ARKANSAS
Nickname...... The Wonder State Bird...... Mockingbird Motto. .Regnat Populus Songi i .Arkansas (The People Rule) Flower...... Apple Blossom Entered the Union... .June 15, 1836
- OFFICERS ARKANSAS Governor. Sro MCMATH SUPREME COURT /• • ' • . • - • Lieutenant Governor. NATHAN GORDON Chief Justice GRIFFIN SMTTH Six Associate Judges . Secretary of State...... C. G. HALL Term. ..\,...... Eight years Attorney General...... IKE MURRY Elected by popular vote 9 State Treasurer... .J. VANCE CLAYTON State Auditor J. OSCAR HUMPHREY Land Commissioner.... .C. A. RANKIN LEGISLATURE v Senators Representatives Term Regular Session D...... 35 D...... ;...99 Senate.. .4 years Second Monday in January, bicnnially'in Total...... 35 R 1 House... 2 years odd years. Length: 60 days. . . i Total .100 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members House Members (Vacancy) Chairman EZRA GARNER TOM ALLEN O. E. WESTFALL • ERNEST MANER W. F. RECTOR GUY E. WILLIAMS \ JOHN S. MOSBY C. C. HOLLENSWORTH J. E. SMITH . LLOYD E. DARNELL W. M.JACKSON J. T. WiMBERLEY ' WALTER W. RANEY FALON A. FRALEY . c J. ED THOMPSON Ex-qffitcio 'Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant Grcneral. H. L. MCALISTER Labor... ;. M. E. Goss Advertising. . . . , DEANE ALLEN Library (Archives) DALLAS T. HERNDON Agriculture...... H, K. THATCHER Library (Law)...... JOHN H. CALDWELL /• Audit .^ • • • • • J' OSCAR HUMPHREY Library (State) . ..; IRENE MASON '"Banking. .THOMAS W. LEGOKTT Liquor Control. .'...... O. A, COOK Budget WALTER LOKEY Mines .JOE W. FITZJARRELL Comptroller .WALTER LOKEY Motor Vehicles; ...... FRANK D. CLANCY Corrections TOM COGBILL Parks ;.... .FRED H, LANO Education...... RALPH B.JONES Parole \. .W.T. BALL Employment Service ...... PuuiFOY GILL Planning-. .I.J. STEED Financial Control .FR.ANK A. STOREY Police JACK PORTER ^ire Marshal...... : V-.LEE BAKER Printing. BRYANT WILDER Fish and Game .T. A. MCAMIS Public Utilities and Railroads.. .O. E. WESTFALL Forestry...... FRED H. LANG Purchasing ...... OPIEHARTJE ' Geology...... '..-....;..HAROLD,B..FOXHALL Resources and Development.. .HENDRIX LACKEY Health : .... .T. T, Ross, M.D. Securities...... '..... JOHN C. CARTER Highways... .J. G. BAKER Taxation .WALTER LOKEY Insane . GEORGE W. JACKSON, M.D. Unemployment Compensation.... PURIFOY. GILL Insurance JACK G. MCKENZIE Veterans...... JOE L. HEARNE Welfare ...... TED R. CHRISTY •As of October 1, 1948 Workmen's Compensation.... ••...... D. W. PEEL
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•«&- GALIFORNIA
Nickname ...... The Golden State Bird...... California Valley Quail Motto...... Eureka (I Have Found It) Song (unofficial)_/Zow You, California Flower...;...... Golden Poppy Entered the Union September 9,1850
•i?^- ^ OFFICERS CALIFORNIA - Governor •••;,•• EARL WARREN SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor. GOODVWN J. KNIGHT Chief Justice.'.'...; .PHIL S. GIBSON Secretary of State FRANK M. JORDAN Six Associate Justices ' Aftdjfney General...... FRED N. HOWSER Term Twelve years Stat^Treasurer .... .CHARLES G. JOHNSON Elected State Controller...... THOMAS H. KUCHEL Director of Finemce ... .. JAMES S. DEAN LEGISLATURE Senators Assemblymen . Term Regular Session D...... 14 D:. ...34 Senate.. .4years General Session, first Monday after first R...... 26 R...... 46 Assembly-2 years day in January, biennially in odd years. Total...... 40 Total...... 80 Budget Session, first Monday after first day of March in even numbered years. Length: ho constitutioijal limit. COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members Assembly Members GOODWIN J. JCNIGHT, Chairman JESSE M. MAVO, Vice Chairman JAMES G.C^RiCHTON CHARLES H. PURCELL . JAMES J. MCBRIDE '"- RICHARD li. MCCOLLISTER JAMESES. DEAN R. R. CUNNINGHAM JOHN F, THOMPSON FRED N. HOWSER RANDOLPH COLLIER VmcENT THOMAS .. WARREN T. HANNUM CHARLES BROWN RALPH C. Dim Ex-officio Honorary Member: THE GOVERNOR Executive Secretary: W. C. JACOBSEN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General. .C. D. O'SULLIVAN Labor. .JOHN F. DALTON Advertising...;" .JAMES S. DEAN Library (Archives and History) . G. WENZEL Aeronautics. , WARREN E. CAREY Library (Law) HERBERT V, CLAYTON Agriculture.. \. -,..'. A. A. BROCK Library (State) MABEL R. GILLIS Auditw .LAWRENCE ROUBLE Liquor Control. GEORGE M. STOUT Banking...... MAURICE C. SPARLING Mines...... OLAF P. JENKINS Budget...... ;...... FRED W. LINKS Motor Vehicles. .> ... A. H. HENDERSON Claims.. JAMES S, DEAN and THOMAS H. KUCHEL Old Age Assistance!,..CHARLES M. WOLLENBERO- Comptroller. . , THOMAS H. KUCHEL Parks...... A. E. HENNINO Conservation. .WARREN T. HANNUM Parole ...... ;...... ;;..— FRED FINSLEY Corporations.,. EDWIN M. DAVOHERTY Personnel. .JOHN F. FISHER Corrections.' , '.. .RICHARD A; MCGEE Planning...... , .. (Vacancy) Education...... ROY E: SIMPSON Police!...... E. RAYMOND CATO Employment Service.. JAMES G. BRYANT Printing. .PAUL E. GALLAGHER Equalization of Assessments.. DixwtLL L. PIERCE Public Utilities and Raihroads.. • • • • .H. P. HuLs Fire Marshal. .JOE R. YOCKERS Public Works... ."l^ ...... CHARLES H. PURCELL Fish and Game Ei .L. MACAULAY Purchasing...... J. FRED MISPLEY Forestry...... ;....DE WITT NELSON Securities ;... .EDWIN M. DAUGHERTY. Health...... WILTON L. HALVERSON, M.D. Taxation,...,...... '.. CHARLES J. MCCOLGAN Highways....'...... GEORGE T. MCCOY Unemployment Compensation. .JAMES G. BRYANT Insane MRS. DORA S. HEFFNER Veterans. . ,...... LAWRENCE C. STEVENS Insiiriancc...... WALLACE K. Dovy?NEY Water Resources ; .EDWARD HYATT Welfare.....;; .. CHARLES M. WOLLENBERO •Aa of October 1, 1948 Workmen's Compensation.. PAUL SCHARRENBERO
19 COLORADO h
Nickname...... The Centennial State Bird...... Lark Bunting Motto .;. Nil Sine Numiru Song...... Where the Columbines Grow (Nothing Without the Deity) Flower.. Rocky Mountain .Columbine Entered the Union. August li 1876
OFFICERS COLORADO Governor...... WILLIAM LEE KNOUS SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice .. .HASLETT P. BURKE WALTER W. JOHNSON Six Associate Judges Secretary of State . . .GEORGE J. BAKER Term...... ; Ten years Attorney General . .JOHN W. METZGER Elected by popular vote State Treasurer ;. ..HOMER F. BEDFORD State Auditor... MYRON ,C. MCGINLEY
LEGISLATURE 1 Senators Representatives Term . Regular Session D;...... :.13 D ...... 41 Senate.. . 4 years First Wednesday, in January, biennially in R.....,.....21 R...... 24 House,. .2 years ofdd years. Length: no constitutional limit. Vacancy..'... 1 Total 65 Total ..^35
COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members ' -Senate Members . House Members" H. LAWRENCE HINKLEY, Chairman HAROLD WARD GARDNER MILTON J. BLAKE WILLI AM M. WILLIAMS EDGAR W. BRAY FRANK FEHUNG JAMES A. NDONAN . VERNON A. CHEEVER JAMES J. OGILVIE MALCOLM ERICKSON ^ JOHN J. HARPEL EARL W. MANN ELTON K. MCQUERY BEN VELTRI JACK MCMILLION Ex-officio Honorary Members: \ HE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS*
: Adjutant General...... IRVINO O. SCHAEFER iquor Control WALTER F. MORRISON Advertising. ,..;.....,. .LEWIS COBB ' Mines (Coal)...... THOMAS ALLEN Aeronautics. WILLARD J. BAIN' . Mines (Metal).. ,."...... FRED JONES . Agriculture (Acting)..;...... AMELIA CHRISTIAN"*. "Motor Vehicles CHARLES H. GUNN Ranking WM. L. HAZLETT Personnel . '. .J. LEON MICHAELSEN Budget and Control. .JAMES A. NOONAN Planning ...... ;...... W. M. WILLIAMS Corporations.'. .WALTER F. MORRISON Police...... Gi ,R. CARREL Education..,...... NETTIE S. FREED Printing.* ...;...... ,..,. .F. L. JBEHYMEYER Employment Service. . . B. E. TEETS Public Instruction...... NETTIE S. FREED Fish and Game..;. '.'.\.. .C. N. FEAST Public Utilities...... MALCOLM ERICKSON . Forestry..:. '...... EVERETTJ. LEE Purchasing. .'.L. L, WILKINSON Geology ? FRED JONES Railroads...... ;...... C. L. FLOWER Health...... R. L. CLEERE, M.D. Revenue •... W. F. PERKINS Highways...... :.. MARK U. WATROUS Securities. ..;...•..!; CURTIS WHITE Insane...... F. H. ZIMMERMAN, M.D. Taxation-.....;... .\ ...... :. .. .J. R. SEAMAN Insurance...... ;.... LUKE J. KAVANAUGH Unemployment Compensation....._. .B. E. TEETS Library (Archives and History) LE ROY R. H.\FEN • Veterans...... WM. N. RICE Library (Law) .GEORGE TROUT Water Resources...... CLIFFORD STONE • Library (State) .'...... '... .GORDON L. BENNETT Welfare :EARL M. KOUNS ». •AsofOctobcr 1, 1948 . Workmen's Compensation ...... H. E. DILL
20 • t«.. GONNEGTICUT
Nickname. . The Constitution State Flower^M^...... I.. .Mountain Laurel Motto ...... Qui TranstulitSmtinet Bird. . . Robin (He VVho Transplanted Continues to Sustain) Entered the Union. . .January 9,1788
OFFICERS CONNECTICUT SUPREME Governor. CHESTER BOWL'ES COURT OF EliRORS Lieutenant Governor .WM. T. CARROLL Chief Justice .... WILUAM M. MALTBIE Secretary of State Four Associate Justices ...,;... MRS.. WINIFRED" MCDONALD Term .Eightyears Attorney Gcrieral.. *V^ILLIAM L. HADDEN • Appointed by the Genera! Assembly on State Treasurer...... JOSEPH A. ADORNO nominatidrT by the governor State Comptroller RAYMOND S. THATCHER LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term Regular Sessio^^) D.. ...22 D.... .94 Senate.. . 2 years Wednesday after first Monday in January, R...... 14 R ....178 House. . .2years biennially In odd years. Length: until Total... % Total.....-.272. Wednesday after first Monday in June. COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION* . Administrative Members . Senate Members • House Members "*aio^ SANFORD H. WADHAMS, Chairman LUKE H. STAPLETON GEORGE C. CONWAY WILLIAM L. HADDEN ROBERT E. PARSONS LOUIS SHAPIRO ROBERT. H. WEIR FRANCIS J. SuMMA MRS; ELIZABETH LUGG JOSEPH B. DOVVNES. ALICE ROW^LAND LILLIAN L. YERRINGTON FRANCES B. REDICK WILLIAM F. LYNCH JOHN P. COTTER Ex-officip Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SEATEN , SPEAKER OF HOUSE Z>i>«/or; HENRY H. HUNT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adju^wt General...... FREDERICK G. REINCKE Insurance...;.'...... W. ELLERY ALLYW Adverting. .SIDNEY A. EDWARDS Labor.. ., .JOHN J.EOAN Aeronaa'<;ics...... KENNETH H. RINGROSE . Library (Archives and History)... MARY E. SMITH Audit.. I^kANK M, LYNCH and JOSEPH B. DOWNES Library (Law)...... VIRGINIAA. KNOX Banking ,...... ,... RICHARD RAPPORT Library. (Sta,te)...... ;;...... JAMES BREWSTER Budget...... y.". ROBERT H. WEIR .Liquor Control .JOHN T. DUNN, JR. Claims...... '. ...••• . .\VILLIAM L. HADDEN Motor Vehicles ...... ^ .ELMER WATSON Comptroller...... FRED R. ZELLER Parks, .w THOMAS M. DESMOND Corporations...... FRANCES B. REDICK Parole...... RALPH'H. WALKER Corrections ./.. WILLIAM.DrBARNES Personnel ..:...... ,...... G. A. SCOBORIA Education.....,...;.:...... (Vacancy) Planning...... SIDNEY A. EDWARDS Employment Seivice.. ...JOHN G. CONFREY JPolice...... ;...... EDWARD J. HICKEY Farms and MarSets. JOHN CHRISTENSEN Printing FRED R. ZELLER Finance and CoAtrol...... JAMES B. LOWELL' Public Assistance .EDWARD H. REEVES Fire Warden. ... V..! . y-. • •. -W. F. SCHREEDER Public Utilities and Railroads. HENRY B. STRONG^ Fish and Game. .A,.,-;,-4..,--RUSSELL P. HUNTER Purchasing...... ,;.. EDWARD C. GEISSLER" Food and Drugs. . .\,.. i. THEODORE J. RICHARD Securities CLARENCE H. ADAMS Forestry...... A .... W. F. SCHREEDER Taxation...... WILLIAM F. CONNELLY Health...... J.... .STANLEY H. OSBORN, M.Di Unemployment Compensation.. .H. E. HAUSMAN Highways. .\;. VG. ALBERT HILL Veterans. ..'.'.. W. T. .YOUNGBERG Insane...... ,:^...... ROBERT J. SMITH Water Resources SANFORD H. WADHAMS Welfare^and Old Age Assistance..... R. J. SMIJH •AlofOctobcr 1,1948 Workmen's Compensation...... LEO J. .NOONAN
21 DELAWARE
•••"' •• • - 'I /• •••; ., .-V ••• ' '•- Bird.. .'.\.-^...... Blue Hen Chicken Nickname...... The Diamond State Song...... OurDelaware Motto Liberty and Independence Flower...... Peach Blossom Entered the Union December 7, J^87,
OFFICERS DELAWARE Governor...... ELBEJPIT N. CARVEL SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor Chancellor...W.-WATSONHARRINGTON ,...... ALEXIS DUPONT BAVARD Chief Justice CHARLES S. RICHARDS Secretary of State.. .WILLIAM J. STOREY Four Associate Justices c Attorney General,.. .ALBERT W. JAMES Term.. .Twelveyears State Treasurer. V.. WILLARD D. BOYCE Appt)intcd by governor with advice and consent of Senate State Auditor.... .JAMES W. W. BAKER
LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term . '/» Regular Session D...... ;8 D...... 17 Senate.. .4years First Tuesday in January, biennially in odd R..;...... 9 R...... 18 House... 2 yecirs years. Length: 60 days. Total.: 17 "Total ...35
COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE^ COOPERATION* Administrative McmfelCTS Senate Members'^ - House Members BURTON S. HEAL, Chairman RAYMOND B\ PHTLLIPS RALPH S." KEENAN RICHARD G. BECKETT, Secretary HOWARD H.^DiCKERsofi MARTIN L. BLACK WILLIAM T. CHIPMAN NELSON M. HAMMOND ._ DUDLEY CIIOSSLEY, Vice Chairman Ex-officio Honorary Member: THE GOVERNOR
••' ^ ^ • '• '•':• ' -\:.„ V- . -• ADMINISTRATIVE OF^FICERS* Adjutant General.. .> ...... PAUL R. RINARD Library (Archives), .LEON DE VALINGER, JR. Aeronautics . i....:.... .STEWART E. POOLE Library (I^istory)...;.. .LEON DE VALINGER, JR. Agriculture...... RALPH C. WILSON Library (Law)...... WILLIAM D.'DENNEY Banking...... JOHN C. DARBY Library (State) ...... WILLIAM D. DENNEY Budget.,...... ;...... LiLLiAiij L MARTIN .,Liquoi- Control.,...... EDGAR S. STAYER Corporations. WILLIAM J. STOREY ••Mo'tpr Vehicles.,...... FRANK L. REED Employrhent Service'...... ;..ALBERT STETSER . did Age Assistance GLADYS MCRAE Equalization of-Assessments >. .P* S. DUPONT Parks£...... MAXTERRY Fish and Game (Acting)... .CALVIN D. MARVEL Paroie...... PERCIVAL R. ROBERTS, Jr. Forestry...... ;..W. S. TABER Police.;. ,\....\ J...... HERBERT BARNES Health...... ;.". .EDWIN CAMERON, M.D.' • Public.Assistance\...... KENNETH C.-LAMBERT Highways...... WM. A. MCWILLIAMS "rSecurities...... C...... ALBERT W. JAMES Insane...... M. A. TARUMIANZ, M.D. Taxation...... P. S. DUPONT insurance...... ':...... WILUAM J. SWAIN Unemployment Compensation ...... A, STETSER Labor...... W. KIRKSIMMONS Veterans...... V...:...... A. W. FOREMAN Welfare ....:. .,.. .KENNETH C. LAMBERT '•As of October!, 1948 Workmen^ Compensation..... FRANCIS D. BUCK
22 V. FLORIDA
Nickname. .The Peninsula State Bird...... :...... Mockingbird Motto,...... In God IVe Trust Song — . The Swatue River Flower.... ;,... Orange Blossom Entered the Union.., .March 3,1845 4
r OEFICERS FLORIDA Governor.....,.,.'.;, FUI^LER WARREN SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor...... None Chief Justice.,...... GLENN TERRELL Secretary of State...;.;... R. A. GRAY Five Associate Justices Attorney General. .RiCHARb.W. ERVIN Term...... Sixyears State Treasurer...... J.EDVWN LARSON Elected by popular vote Commissioner of Agriculture ....'...... NATHAN MAYO Superintendent of Public Instruction / ...... ^ :...... THOMAS D. BAILEY State Comptroller...... *. .C. M. GAY
LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term Regular Session D...... 38 DT.,: 95 Senate... 4 years Tuesday after first Monday in April, bien Total...;.... .38 Total...... 95 House.. .2 years nially in odd years. Length: 60 days.
COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION*
J. TOM WATSON, Chairman Associate Members Senate Members House Members CODY FOV«.ER .LLOYD F. BOYLE JOE C. JENKINS R. A. HENDERSON CHARLES-S. AUSLEY THOMAS B. DOWDA
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS*
Adjutant General...... MARK W. LANCE Health...... WILLIAM T. SOWDER, lyl.D, Advertising. ...,...»...... ROY C. BECKMAN Highways ...... :., F. E. BAYI^SS Aeronautics WILLIAM C. LAZARUS Insane .....;,...,.. J. H. THERRELL Agriculture ..: V...... NATHAN MAYO Insurance ...... :J. EDWIN LARSON Audit...... '...... BRYAN WILLIS Library (Archives and History).... .W. T. CASH Banking. G. M. GAY Library (Law)...... G. P. MCGORD Budget .HOMER G. GRAH\M Library (State).,...... 7 W. T. CASH Comptroller ...... ;,...... ".... .C. M. GAV Liqudr Control...... J. T. VQCELLE Conservation. .J. T. HURST Motor Vehicles ; JOHN KJLGORB Corporations...... R. A. GRAY Old Age Assistance...... -.. LELAND W. HIATT Corrections...... ». '...... ARTHUR DOZIER Parks.. ...-...... ;LEWIS G.ScoooiN .'...- ALYCE p. MGPHERSON^ Parole ,...... ^. FRANCIS .Ri BRIDGES • , L. F. CHAPMAN PoHce:...... ;;.../... .H. N.KIRKMAN Education ...... ; .COUN ENGLISH Public Assistance...... LELAND W. HIATT Employment Service...... FoNs W. HATHAWAY Public Utilities and Railroads. JERRY W.CARJER Fire Marshal...... J; EDWTN LARSON Securities.....'. .G. S.JOHNSTON _Fish and Game .BEN C. MORGAN Unemployment Compensation Forestry. .G. H. COULTER ...... WM. U. NORWOOD, JR. Geology .— HERMAN GUNTER Veterans...;,..,...... '. G. L. KILUAM Welfare '...... LELAND W. HIATT •As of October 1, 1948 Workmen's Compensation W. E. ROUNTREE
23 GEORGIA <^-
Nickname.,,.... .The Cracker State Bird (unoffici^) Brown Thrasher • M.otto..lVisdom, Justice, and Moderation Song...... Georgia Flower....;..;...... Cherokee Rose Entered the Union .. .January 2, 1788
OFFICERS GEORGIA Governor;...... HERMAN TALMADGE SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor.; MARVIN GRIFFIN Chief Justice W. H, DUCKWORTH } r. Secretary of State.BEN W. FORTSQN, JR. Six Associate Justices Term...... Six years 'Attorney General...... EUGENE COOK ; Elected by popular vote State Treasurer. .GEORGE B. HAKULTON State Auditor B.E. THRASHER, JR. Comptroller General..., ZACH GRAVEY
LEGISLATURE ., Senators Representatives Term Regular Session D...... :...53 D...... 202 Senate ..2 years Second Monday in January, biennially in R...... 1 R 3 House.. .2:years odd years. Length: 70 days. Total. \fr.54 •Totai'..'.'..'.205
COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION * Administrative Members Senate Members - House Members HOMER C, PARKER WILLIAM T. DEAN, Chairman ADIE N. DURDEN EUGENE COOK FRANK M, ARNOLD ;;. ' JACK B. RAY BEN W. FoRTSON, JR. CHARLES Ai PANNELL V-i PAUL S. ETHERIDGE, JR. G. ELUOTT HAG AN THOMAS G. CALLAWAV^-JR. t,";J-ROY MCCRACKEN CHARLES L. GOWEN FRANK L. BAKER, JR. GEORGE L. SMITH, IL . GLENN S. PHILLIPS Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... ALPHA A. FOWLER, JR. Library (Law) ELLA MAY THORNTON Agriculture...... TOM M. LINDER Library (State)...,...;.. ELLA MAY THORNTON Audit...— .B; E. THRASHER, JR. Liquor Control. J. M. BISHOP Banking...... O. G. JACKSON Mines. ;.... 1. .GARLAND PEYTON Budget...... v^ .... :B. E. THRASHER, JR. Motor Vehicles. . .^ .:...... ED. T. WILLIAMS Corporations...... BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Old Age Assistance...... LUCILE WILSON Corrections...... CHARLES A. WILLIAMS Parks...... I...... CHARLIE MORGAN, SR. Employment Service...... MARION A. O'CONNOR Parole...... EDWARD B. EVERETT Fish and Game.,...... /.CHARLES N. ELLIOTT Planning..... 77....;..::.. ..TOM WISDOM Forestry...... ARTHUR RAV SHIRLEY Police WAYNE HENSON Geology.....' ...... GARLAND PEYTON Printing. ;.-...... J. L. PILCHER Health...... '^... .THOMAS F. SELLERS, M.D. Publicity ..;. R. V. GONNERAT Highways .. .;... '. .J. C, BEASLEY Public Utilities and Railroads.. W. R. MCDONALD Insane...... YOUNG HARRIS YARBROUGH Purchasing...... Jl.L. PILCHER Insurance...... HUBERT MCDONALD Securities .. ..M. C. BENNETT Labor...... ;...,..... BEN T. HUIET Taxation. ;..'.'..... DOWNING MUSGROVE Library ' Unemployment Compensation. .,Q. T. HATHCOCK (Archives and History).,.... MRS. J. E. HAYS Veterans .i/^. Ci ARTHUR CHEATHAM Welfare....;.[."...... •.:?.... WM.'E. IRELAND •Asof October 1, 1948 Workmen's Compensation ;.-.\ . .PAT J. RIORDAN
'^y. ^ 24 . ««i IDAHO
Nickname.'. .The Gem State Bird, i...... •. Mountain Bluebird Motto . .Esio Perpetua Song...... Here Wf Have Idaho (Mayest Thou Endure Forever!) Flower...... Syringa Entered the Union...... July 3,1890
' OFFICERS ; IDAHO Governor G. A.' RoBiNSr SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor < Chief Justice ...... ALFRED BUDGE ...... : DONALD S. WHITEHEAD Five Justices Secretary of State J. D. PRICE Term ..:...... *.,.:...... Six years Attorney General.. .ROBERT E. SMYUE Elected by popular vote State Treasurer,... ..LELA D. PAINTER . State Auditor...... N. P. NIELSON LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term .•'''••'••• Regfular Session D...... 24 D...... 24 Senate;. .2years First Monday after January 1, biennially in R...... 20 R,.,...... 34 House.. .2 years odd years. Length: 60 days; Total...;.. 44 Vacancy...... 1 Total. ..59
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Members -^ , MARK R. KvLP, Chairman ROBERT E. SMYLIE J . ALVIN H. READING D. A. STUBBLEFIELD <.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... JOHN E. WALSH Library (Law) , CLAY KOELSCH Aeron'kutics . .CHET MOULTON Liquor Control .". .-.1...... SETH HARPER . Agriculture;...... D. A. STUBBLEFIELD Mines .....'...... GEORGE A. MCDOWELL Audit .:...... '.. N.P. NIELSON Motor Vehicles..:.... R. C. LEWIS Banking.. ; E. F. HAWORTH Old Age Assistance ...... B. CHILD JBudget ..;..... ALVIN H. READING Parks. ....;...... E. W. SINCLAIR Claims..-...... ;..,. .N. P. NIELSON Parole...... HERMAN P. FAILS Corporations. .J. D. (Cy) PRICE Police...... -...... ;.. ..R. C; LEWIS Education. ALTON B.JONES Public Assistance ...... B. CHILD Employnaent Service...... S.D. HAYS Public Utilities'....» ...... _.. B. AUGER Equalization of Assessments.. .THOMAS J. KURDY Public Works...... E. W. SINCLAIR Fire Marshal. STANTON G. READY Purchasing;...... ?...... HAROLD A.; BOYD Fish and Game THOS. B. MURRAY Railroads...... ;...... B. AUGER Forestry;...... ,.. RODGER GUERNSEY Securities....;...... -.....; . .E. F. HAWORTH. Geology. .A. W. FAHRENVVALD Taxation...... THOMAS J. KURDY Health.. .L. J. PETERSON Unemployment"" Highways ...... JAMES REID Compensation H. F. GARRETT Insane .-:„...... ;...... MABEL CARRIER Veterans ; SAMUEL E. VANCE, JR. Insurance...... ;...... JAMES HUBBARD Water Resources...: ...... MARK RI. KUU Library (Archives and . Welfare...... ; .B. CHILD History) . . . GERTRUDE MCDEVIT7 Workmen's Compensation..... B. VV. OPP^NHEIM 'As of October 1, 1948
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Nickname. .The Prairie State Bird.,...... !....'. •.../. .Gardirial M6uo..State Sovereignty—National Union '. Song...... ,.., .Illinois Flower...... Native Violet Entered the. Union December 3,1818:
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QFFldERS ILLINOIS Governor. , ADLAI E. STEVENSON SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor. SHERWOOD DIXON Chief Justice ...... WILLIAM J. FULTON ./>. Secretary of State.. EDWARD J. BARRETT Six Associate Justices Attorney General..; .IVAN A. ELUOTT Term...... Nineyears State Treasurer..-.....,.,; .ORA SMITH Elected by popular vote .- Statt Auditor..".. BENJAMIN O. COOPER LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives i Term, Regular Session D...... 18 D...... ,...80 Senate.. i 4 years Wednesday after first Monday in January, Xv • • •• /'• • > • > • O^ '• R...... ,73 House.. .2 years biennially in odd yezu-s. Length: ho con Vacancy'...... 1 Total...... 153 stitutional limit. Total. .^,., .51 COM]^ISSIGN-OjN INTERGOVERNMENTAL GOOPERATION* . Administrative Members Senate Members House Members DWIGHT H. GREEN ' CHARLES W. JBAKER BERNICE T. VAN DER VRIES, HUGH W. CROSS FREDERICK W. RENNICK Chairman HUGH GREEN MARTIN B. LOHMANN NICK KELLER . JEROME FINKLE STANLEY J. MONDALA JAMES P. LANNON GEORGE F, BARRETT EDWARD P. SALTIEL NOBLE W. LEE MARK SAUNDERS JOHN C. KLUCZYNSKI Ex-officio Honorary MembersTH E PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE • " • : ' SecretaryHAROL D C. BRADSHAW ADMINISTRATIVE OFFIGERS* Adjutant General.. . . .••.;...'... .LEO M. BOYLE Library (State).....;...... EDWARD J. BARRETT Aeronautics.... .>. .ROBERT DEWEY Liquor Control...",.; CHARLES J. FLECK Agriculturie...... ARNOLD P. BENSON Mines .ROBERTR. CRUSE Banking. ..., . .ARTHUR G. LUEDER Motor Vehicles,....,... iEARL W. MERRITT"=^ Budget...... T. H. LETH Old .Age. Assistance....,. CARL K, SCHMIDT, JR. Claims...... ARTHUR C. LUEDER parks...... ,:.. .G. W. WILLIAMS Gohservation...... LIVINGSTON E. OSBORNE Parole. ,. W. C. JONES Corpor,ations. .•>...,...... WILLIAM G. WORTHEY . Personnel. ,..,DANIEL D. FEDER Corrections. W. C. JONES Planning . • HAL TROVILLION Education...... VERNQN L. NICKELL Police...... ; . ; ...... T. P. SULUVAN Employment Service;..'..,.. MAiik:.P. COSTELLO Printing...... ,...,.. ,H. J. CRUGER Equalizadpn of Assessments P. C. ROSENQUIST Public Assistance...... , CARL K. SCHMIDT, JR. Fish and Game..... LIVINGSTON E. OSBORNE Public Utilities and Railroads.... .JOHN D. BIGGS Fire Marshal. , .JOHN W. CRAIG Public Works...... WALTER A. ROSENFIELD Forestry...... :. .E. E. .NUUTTILA Purchasing."....., ,•••••.. -.W. R. YOUNOBERO ••\3v Health...... ROLAND R. CROSS, M.D. Securities...... ,. .POYNTELLE DOWNING Highways.; .;.... W. W. POLK Taxation....; .> .P. G. ROSENQUIST Insane..., .CASSIUS POUST Unemployment Compensation.... SA^ BERNSTEIN Insurance...... ,... .N. P. PARKINSON Veterans. ,. HOMER G. BRADNEY Labor...... ROBERT L. GORDON Water Resources .,.,.... THOMAS B; CASEY Library (Law)...... B. G. ARKEBAUER Welfare , .....,,,. .CASSIUS POUSJ .•Aiof October 1, 1948 o>, ' Workmen's Compensation.. .,WILUAM E. KAISER
26 INDIANA
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Nickname .The Hdosicr State Bird. ;.....'.. .Cardlna Motto. . .The Crossroads of America Song..... On the Banks of the Wabash • Far Away Flower...... ;. .Zinnia Entered the Union December 11,1816
OFFICERS INDIANA Governor...... HENRY F. SCHRICKER SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor! JOHN A. WATKINS Chicfjustice ;... .MART J. 0'MA,LLEY Secretary of State.. CHARLES F. FLEMING Four Associate Judges ^C * Attorney General ...... J. EMMETT MCMANAMON Term., ,,...... Sixyears State Treasurer.... F. SHIRLEY WILCOX Elected by popular vote State Auditor...... JAMES M; PROPST Supt. Public Instruction ...... DEANE E. WALKER LEGISLATURE Senators eprcsentativcs Term Regular Session D...... ;"^..22 D,...... t..60 Senate... 4 years Thursday after first Monday in'January, R...... 28 R,. ..40 House.. .2 years biennially in odd years. Length: 61 days. Total...... 50 Total...... 100 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* . Administrative Members Senate Merribers House Members •» FRANK T. MILUS, Chairman ARTHUR P. COBLENTZ, Firj/ Vice Chairman GEORGE W. HENLEY, . LEROY E. YODER, Secretary JOHN W. VAN NESS Second Vice.Chairman CLEON H. FOUST WILUAMG. BATES GEORGE N. COPELAND THOMAS E. BATH . CLYDE R. BLACK / GLENN R. SLENKER LISLE WALLACE '^ O. BRUCE LANE HOWARD R. HtESTAND W. O. HUOHES'V Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE GOV^^NOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOI^SE *t»ta Executive Secretary: UnvRiiAH K.'&iDXiinQEM. ^ ^ ADMINISTiRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... HOWARD H. MAXWELL Labor...... :. . CHARLES W. KERN Advertising...... _...;...... MYRON R. GREEN Library (Law)...... GENEVIEVE BROWN Aeronautics ...... CLARENCE F. CORNISH Library (State)...... HAROLD F. BRIOHAU Agriculture...... RUE ALEXANDER Libriary (Archives and History).. H. H. PECKHAM Banking...... ;.. .JOSEPH MCGORD Liquor Control...... LEFLER R. ANDERSON Budget. .RoscoE P. FREEMAN Mines...... ;...... GRIFFITH MORRIS Comptroller.,...... FRANK T. MU^LIS Motor Vehicles...... H. DALE BROWN Conservation. . . . .JOHN H. NIGH Old Age Assistance...... MAURICE O. HUNT Corporations . .THOMAS E. BATH Parks...... ;. ,... .K. R. COUOILL Corrections. .-....;...... HARVEY L. HIRE Personnel...... ;...... JAMES M. KNAPP Education ...... BEN H. WATT Planning.... ; PAUL E. MIDDLETON EmploymentSgiPVice...... NOBLE R. SHAW Police. ROBERT Rossbw Equalizatioif^Asscssinents.. WALTER E. KLEBE Printing COOPER C. CLIFTON Fire Marshal. .CARTER I. BOWSER Public .distance...... MAURICE O. HUNT Fish and Game...... DONALD R. HUGHES Public ytilities and Railroads... .LEROY YODER Forestry. RALPH F. WiLcox Purchasing OLA F. HESLAR Geology.....;...- .•:...;. CHARLES F. DEISS Securities...;...,...... '.\ KENNETH \yEDDLE Health LEROY E. BURNEY, M.D. Taxation.... WALTERE. KLEBE,FRANK T.^^ILLIS Highways. .JOHN H. LAUER Unemployment Compensation .... .N, R. SHAW Insane...... -.. CHARLES A. ZELLER, M.D. Veterans.. ..,.,...•..... WILUAU C. STALNAKER Insurance...... JOHN D. PEARSON Welfare ...OTTO WALLS •Aaof October 1, 1948 Workmen's Compensation.. .. JOSEPH P. MILLBR / 27 '^Oui
IOWA
\ Nickname. . .The Hawkeyc State Bird...... Eastern Goldfinch Motto i.... Our Liberties We Prize and il Song.(».....;....,.;.....,.. .'.Iowa Our Rights We Will Maintain Flower...... Wild Rose Entered the Union E)ecembcr 28,1846
OFFICERS ' IOWA Governor...... WILLIAM S. BEARDSLEY SUPREME COURT Opiutenant Governor;... ..K. A. EVANS Chief Justice.. C. F. WENNERSTRUM Secretary of State . MELVIN D. SVNHORST (•Eight Associate Justices • Term...... Sixyears AttorneyGJcneral.. .ROBERT L. LARSON Elected by popular vote ' State Treasurer. ^. ,, .J. M, GRIMES State Auditor... ^ ... .C. B. AKERS State. Comptroller. ..R. E. JOHNSOJST' LEGISLATURE L^ Senators • Representatives Term Regular Session , R '43 R 79 Senate... 4 years Second Monday in January, biennially in D...... 7 AV • • • • « • • •-•...fa' House. ..2 years odd years. Length: no constitutiqnciilinait. Total... ..'..50 D...... 29 Total...... 108 COMMISSION' ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members SenatC: Members House Members ROBERT L. LARSON, Chairman AL MILLER ALLERT G. OLSON JOHN M. GRIMES, A. E. AUGUSTINE ERNEST T. SMITH CHET B. AKERS R. R. BATESON FRED ScHWENGEL FLOYD JONES WALTER F. NOBLE ROBEIIT A. RoCKraLL J. E. HANSEN Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATEJ SPEAKER OF HOUS^ ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... CHARLES H. GRAHL Insurance ...... STERLING ALEXANDER Advertising...... -.. .RODNEY Q. SELBV Labor...... CHARLES. W. HARNESS Aeronautics;,..,....: ;LESTER G. ORCUTT Library (Archives and History).. .CLAUD R. COOK Agriculture ....;....".; .HARRYp. LINN Library (Law)...... W. R. C. KENDRICK. Audit...... ;...... :-.-... ,..C. B. AKERS Library (State), Traveling ... BLANCHE A. SMITH Banking ...... i...... N. P. BLACK Liquor Control...... DICK R. LANE Budget. ;...... R. E. JOHNSON GEORGE L.SCOTT Claims'...... ,.R. E; JOHNSON Mines...... :. GEORGE DUCKWORTH Comptroller...... R. E. JOHNSON Motor Vehicles ...... G. H. HESSE Conservation G- L. ZIEMER Old Age Assistance ...... MARY HUNCKE Corporations..... i BER,RY BURT Parks...... V. W. FLIS; INGER Corrections.... •...... P. F, HOPKINS Parole ; ...... ^ VIRGINIA BEDELL Education . . . .:r'. !*. .JESSIE M. PARKER Police ..;...... ALFRED W. KAHL Employment Service...... J. R. PEFFERLE Printing...... SHERMAN W. NEEDHAM Equalization of Assessments.. . . GEORGE E. GILL' Public Assistance...... ;. MARY HUNKE Fire Marshal...... JOHN STROHM Public Utilitieis and Railroads .....;. G. W; REED Fish and Game. W. E. ALBERT Purchasing...... HENRY WICHMAN Forestry G. L. ZIEMER Securities. .. ,...... STERLING ALEXANDER Geology.. .„ ...... H. G. HERSHEY Taxation...;.;...... GEORGE E. GILL Health.,...... WALTER L. BIERRINO, M.D. Unemployment Compensation.. .J. R. PEFFERLE Highways...... ,....;.. FRED B. GILBERT Water Resources...... G.L..ZIEMER pr Insane;...... P. F. HOPKINS Welfare. ; ;. .MARY HUNCKE •AiofOctobcrl, 1948 Workmen's Compensation... .ELMER P. CORWIN
28 » KANSAS
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Nickname.. .The Sunflower State Bird...... WesternMcadowlark 1. Motto. Ad Astra per Aspera Song.;. ..-...... Home on the Range (To the Stars Through Difficulties) Entered the Union.. .January 29,1861 Flower., .Native Sunflower
pFFICrRS :.:,•" KANSAS. ;::.•... Governor .FRANK CAALSON SUPREME COURT Lieutenant.Governor ; Chief Justice ^..'...'.....'. W. W. HARVEY :...... FR.\>:K. L. HAOAMAN Six Associate Justices Secretary of State...... LARRY RYAN Term... ..;..'.".... j.;"??^ Six years Attorn.7 General...... EDWARD F. ARN ; Elected by popular vote State Treasurer... RICHARD T. FADELY State Auditor. ...:.... .GEORGE R.OBB
LEGISLATURE ; Senators Representatives Term J Regular Session D. ;.....;... 1 D.. ;..18 Senate... 4 years Second Tuesday in January, biennially in R...... 39 R...... 107 House.-. .2years odd years. Length:.no liihit, but prily 60' Total...... 40 Total...... 125 .days with pay. r
COMMISSION-QN INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Seijiate Members House Members FRANK CARLSON FRANK L- HAGAMAN, Chairman FRANK MILLER EDWARD F. ARN .E. BERT, COLLARD HOWARD ADAMS GEORGg ROBB JAMES A. CASSLER A. H. BENNETT . W. G. HAMILtON MILTON POLAND CHRISXI. GREEN MAURICE E. FACER ELMER E. EUWER . WAL%R F. MCGINNIS Secretary: FRANKLIN CORRICK
'-I.- ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... MILTON R. MCLEAN Library ^Archives and History).. .KIRKE MECHEM •Advertising...... MAURICE E. FACER ^ Library (Law)...... LOUIS^ICNEAL Agriculture. .,...... ;..,.. .J. C. MOHLER Library (State)...... LOUISEMCNEAL Audit.;...... GEORGE ROBB Mines ; .JOHN. DELPLACE Banking.. . .q..... ;...... BEN A. WELCH Motor. Vehicles . C. M. VOELKER Budget...... ;.... .•...... ;.W.G. HAMILTON Old Age Assistance (Acting)..,.... .FRANK LONG Conservation. ;...... R. C. LIND .Parks...... '...... DAVE LEAHY Corporations;...... FRANK J, RYAN Parole ; .JOHN S. DAWSON- Corrections.,..;...... PHIL R. HAWKINS Personnel...... ;...... ARTHUR A. HERRICK Education . . ; . . 1...... L. W. BROOKS Planning...... :.. MAURICE E. EAGER Employment Service...... EDW. W. FRANZKE Police HUGH F. EDWARDS .Equalization of Assessments ..... FRED HOR^ Printing. . .FERD VOILAND, JR. Fire Marshal..; •..:..;...;-.CLYDE LATCHEM Public Assistance (Acting)...... ;\. FRAN^LONG Fish and Game...... ;..,; DAV^E LEAHY Put)lic Instruction ...... ^.,.,.... .L. W. i^ooKs / Forestry..; .DAVE LEAHY Public Utilities and Railroads.. .J. A. ROBERTSON ' Geology...... ^..... RAYMOND C. MOORE Purchasing..: ...... :. Ep BURGE Health.. ; F. C. BEELMAN, M.D. Securities...... ,;.... GEORGE RICHARDSON Highways...... ROY COX Taxation...... '...... 'r>..!FRED HORN Insane...... ERLAND CARLSSON Unemployment Compensation ...JoHN.MoRRifON ^ Insurance...... : . FRANK SULLIVAN Veterans ...... '. ... .RAY OVERPECK Labor...... P. G. BAJRD Water Resources...... GEORGE S. KNAPp Welfare (Acting)...... ,. . . .FRANK LONG .•As of October 1, 1948 Workmen's Compensation.....~.. .JOE NICKELX "»», ( 29 KENTUCKY
Nickname...... The BlucgrassState Bird...... Cardinal
: ' -ip • •••' • ••' - '.^• : Motto United We Stand, Divided We Fall Song...... ,. .My Old Kentucky Home Flower^ ...'...... ;.... Goldenrod Entered the Union .June 1,1792
OFFICERS. KENTUCKY Governor ...... EARLE C. CLEMENTS COURT OF APPEALS Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice...... PORTER SIMS ...... LAWRENC&-WETHERBY Six Associate Justices Secretary of State M-- Term .....; i ..... Eight years ...... GEORGE GLENN HATCHER ^ Elected by popular vote Attorney General ...... A. E. FUNK State Treasurer... .EDWARD F. SEILLER State Auditor...... HARRY N. JONES LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term Regular Session 28 J-^ ••••••• •• •a./v Senate.. .4years First Tuesday after first Monday in Janu-- .9 House... 2 years ary, biennially in even years. Length: 60 Vacancy.... .1 Total...... 100 days.- •• ' • • > " Total.... 1.. ,38 LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION* .. (Functions as Compiittee on Interstate Cooperation) Senate Members , House Members Louis Cox, President Pro Tern \ "T. HERBERT TINSLEY, Speaker R. P. MOLONEY, Majority Floor-Leader -J_JOHN C. WATTS, Majority Floor Leader' RAY| B. Moss, Minority Floor Leader r ,. . HOBART R.A'YBU^iN, Minority Floor rLeader '.'y .• Ex-qfficio Metnber:(LAWRENCE Y/ETHERpY,Chai}man ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General. — ROSCOEL. MURRAY Library (Historical Society),... i.. B. E. HARDIN Advertising...... CLAY WADE BAILEY Library (Law)...... FRANK K. KAVANAIIGH Aeronautics...... , CHARLJES H. GARTRELL Library (Archives).... MRS. ETHEL G^ CANTRILL Agriculture...... HARRY F. WALTERS iiiquor Control...... GUY G. SHEARER Audit.... i..;.... . HARRY N. JONES Mines....,...... A. D. SISK ; Banking...... v.;...... HENRY CARTER Motor Vehicles...... >... .?JOHN VVATTS Budget. ..:...... ;.'..,; .CUFFORD R. BARNES Old Age Assistance...;...... AARON PAUL Comptroller ...... ' RUSSELL TURNER Parks . MRS. LUCY SMrrn Conseryation.^...... HENRY WARD Parole...... ^...... JOHN P. JARVB Corporations..,...... GEORGE GLENN HATCHER "Personnel. ,....;.. . .^ .,....;..(Vacancy) , Corrections. . .„,,.....,..'«.;. W. E. WATSON, M.D. Planning...... ;...... ;.... H. F. WILLKIE Education ...... -...... BOSWELL B. HODGKIN Police...... '. GUTHRIE F. CROWE . Employment Service ...... L. P. JONES Printing...... THEODORE J.,RICHARDS Equalization oif Assessments... H. CLYDE RJEEVES Public Assistance 1 ...... AARON PAUL Fire Marshal...... FRANK CRUTCHER Public Instruction...... BOSWE'LL B. HODGKINS Fish and Game. .EARL WALLACE Public Utilities...... ROBT. M. COLEMAN Fisheries (Marine) .ED. W. ERNST Public Works...... CHARLES E. WHITTLE Forestry .;.-...... H; B. NEWLAND Purchasing...... CHARLES:B. NEVILLE Geology .^ .•...... •.,.:.... .D. J. JONES Railroads. .FRANK L. MCCARTHY Health. ;'. BRUCE UNDERWOOD Securities...... :...; ...... (Vacancy)' Highways GARRETT L. VN^ffHERs Taxation. ;...... H. CLYDE REEVES Insane...... A. M. LYON^M.D. Unemployment Compensation.. VEGO E. BARNES Insurance...... ,.". CAD P. THURMAN Veterans. ..v...... ^ .KENNETH C. LONO Labor GEORGE G. BURTON Water Resources...!,...... '. M. W. QUALLS Welfare...... ;...... ;.. VV. A. FROST *As of October I ,^1948 Workmen's Cbmpensiation! BEVERLY B. WADDILL
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. LOUISIANA
Nicknatne..,..,... The Pelican State \ Bird (unofficial}Eastem Brown Pelican Motto,.,.. Union^ Justice.and Confidence Song. Song of Louisiana , Flower...., .Magnolia Entered the Vmdh.'.,.. .April 8,1812
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OFFICERS- SUPREME COURT Governor ...... EARL K. LONG OF LOUISIANA Lieutenant Governor.WiLUAM J. DODD Chief Justicei... .CHARLES A. O'NIELL Secretary of State Six Associate Justices ... ..,—WADE O. MARTINJJR. Term.. fourteen years Elected by popular vote . Attorney General . .. BOUVAR E. KEMP
'JiV State Treasurer..:..... A. P, TUGWELL ^tate Auditor. L. B. BAYNARD
LEGISLATURE Senators • Representatives . Term Regular Session D...... 39 D.;. 100 Senate,. .4years Second Moftday in May, biennially^in even Total. 39 Total. .100 House.. .4years years. Length; 60 days.' . ' •\
COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* (To^be appointed)
Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE GOVEIINOR,' PRESIDENT OP SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS*
Adjutant General...... RAYMOND HUFFT . Labor... EDWIN I. SOULE Aclministratipn...... "...»;... .J. S. REILY Land..,..; LUCILLE MAY GRA'^E Aeronautics...... J. LESTER WHITE Library (Law) .SELMA VILLARUBIA Ag^icultiure. ,,... W. E. ANDERSON Library (State) ESSAE M. CULVER Audit .L. B. BAYNARD Liquor Control .J; A. BLACKMAN Banking .JASPER S. BROCK Minerals...^ S. L. DIOBY Budget.... > ... .. S .J. H. RESTER Motor Vehicles W. A. COOPER Commerce and Industry,... MARY E. DICKERSON Old Age Assistance (Acting). LAWRENCE HIGGINS Conservation...... ; — .... S. L. DIGBY Parks , ,...' .WiLUAM W. WELLS Corporations...... WADE O. MARTIN, JR. Parole..... SIDNEY J. MOUTEN Corrections. .R. C. LAWRENCE Planning and Public Works J. LHSTER WHITE Education, ..;.....•...,.....,. S. M. JACKSON Police...... GOLDMAN GRANT Employment Service..; C. B. LOVE Public Assistance...... LAWRENCE HIGGINS Equalization of Assessments.. -J. H. CAIN Public Funds. ,... .ARCHIE M. SMITH Fire Mau-shal,.'...,,..,... .HUGH M. STEWART Public Service...... N. B. KNIGHT Fish and Game...... ERNEST S. CLEMENTS Purchasing .....; J. H. RESTER Forestry '. .J. E. MixoN Securities...... , ... J. S. BROCK Health .V,. WM. V. GARNIER, M.D. Taxation...... J. H, CAIN Highways.; .ROBERT B, RICHARDSON Unemployment Compensation. .EDWIN I, SOULE Insurance WADE O. MARTIN, JR. Veterans. .J. L. GOLSAN .•Aa of October 1, 1948 Welfare LAWRENCE HIGGINS
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!>• 4' MAINE
Nickname...... The Pine Tree State Bird. Chickadee Motto Dirigo (I Guide) Song. .State of Maine Song Flower .Pine Cone and Tassel ^ Entered the Union... .March 15,1820
OFFICERS MAINE SUPREME Governor...... FREDERICK G. PAYNE '^"^ JUDICIAL COURT Lieutenant Governor. .None Chief Justice. GUY H. STUROIS Secretary of State*.... .HAROLD I, GOSS Five Associate Justices Attorney General*.. .RALPH W. FARRIS Term Seven years State Treasurer*. FRANK S. CARPENTER Appointed by Governor with advice and consent of the Council State Auditor .FRED M. BERRY State Controller... .HARLAN H. HARRIS \ LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives '• Terln Regular Session D.....;.....5 D...... ^.25 .Senate.. .2 years First Wednesday in January, biennially in R .28 K...... A26' House... 2 yea^ odd years. Length: no constitutional limit. Total...... 33 Total .151 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION** Administrative Members Senate Members House Members DAVID H. STEVENS ^^BuRTON M. CROSS jOhairman CHAUNCEY R. RoBBiNS, JR. HAROLD I. Goss CLARENCE S. CROSBY . CLEVELAND SLEEPERi JR. FRANK E. SOUTHARD GEORGE B. MORRILL, JR. WENDELL Rl ATHERTON Ex-qfficio Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ., Secretary: HAROUi I. Goss
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS** Adjutant General.... .GEORGE M. CARTER Library (State) .MRS. MARION B. STUBS Advertising EVER£TT°GREATON Library (Law).. EDITH L, HARY Aeronautics. HARRY UMPHREY Liquor Control. .ELFORD A. STOVER Agriculture* ...... ALBERT K. GARWER Mines. .A. M. G. SOULE Audit...... ^... F-RED^M.' BERRY Motor Vehicles...... STANTON S. WEED Banking...... HOMER £, ROBINSON, Old Age Assistance...... PAULINE A. SMFFH Budget and Claims. .f. RAYMOND C. MUDGE. Parks ...... CHARLES P. BRADFORD Comptroller .HARLAN H. HARRI^ Parole HARRISON C, GREENLEAF Corporations...... BERNICE F. TIBBETTS Personnel OBER VAUGHAN Corrections...... ;.. .HARRISON C. GREENLEAF Planning...... EVERETT GREATON Education.....;... .HARLAN A. LADD i Police. .FRANCIS J. MCCABE Employmesit. Service PAUL E. JONES Priniing ... WILLIAM D. JARVIS Equalization of Assessments.. ERNEST H.JOHNSON Public ^Assistanfce CHARLES S. BROWN Fish and Game ...;...... GEORGE j; STOBIE Public Utilities and Railroads.. .F. E. SOUTHARD Forestry...... J...... ALBERT D. NUTTING Purchasing^ HOMER M. ORR Geology. .• : .J. M. TREFE-PHEN Securities ...-.,.. .HAL G. HOYT Health and Welfare...... DAVID H. STEVENS Taxation.....:... .ERNEST H. JOHNSON Highways..... LLOYD B. MORTON Unemployment Insane .HARRISON C. GREENLEAF .Compensation...... LLEW{ELLYN C. FORTIER Insurance '.. .DAVID B. SOULE Veterans ; .FRED W. ROWELL Labor- ...... MARION MARTIN Vocational Education...... MORRIS P, GATES . — •••©•. Water Resources...... MINER R. STACKPOLE *To be elected by Legislature, January, 1949 ••A3 Of October 1, 1948 : . ; Workmen's Compensation,.. . . G. C. GRAY
32 MARYLAND
Nickname. The Old Line State Motto ...... Scuto Bonae Voluntatis Bird. Baltimo>e.Priale • • • • . . . . '~^ 7uae Coronasti Nas Song Maryland, My Maryland^ (With the Shield of Thy Good-wiU Thou Hast Covered Us) Entered the Union.... .April 28,1788 Flower...' .....Black-cycii-Suisan
OFFICERS " MARYLAND Governor..WiLUAM PRESTON LANE,JR. COURT OF APPEALS Lieutenant Governor None Chief Judge OGLE MARBURY Secretary of State. BERTRAM L.BOONE, II Six Associate Judges Attorney General.... .HALL HAMMOND Term. Fifteen years State Treasurer HOOPER S. MILES Elected by popular vote -' State Auditor .., 1 .DANIEL L.CLAVLAND, III State Comptroller .. .JAMES J. LACY
LEGISLATURE Senators . Representatives Term Regular Session' D..:.....-;18 D 87 Senate... 4 years • First Wednesday in January, biennially in R... 11 R...... 36 Hotise... 4 years odd years. Length: 90 days. Total.. ,29 Total 123 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members House Members BERTRAM L. BO&NE, II, Chairman L. HAROLD SoTHORON ALBERT L. SKLAR . WA'LTER N. KIRKMAN WiLMER G. GARTER CHARLES M. BANDIERE ./ HENRY P. IRR STANFORD HOFF HARRY I. WARREN DAVID MCLAUGHLIN CHARLES M. SEE , WALLACE H . WHITE EARLE R. BURKINS Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE. GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE
' ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General....:... .MILTON A; RECKORD Labor ...... : ... .Jos. F. DIDOMENICO Aeronautics. .MAJ. GEN. PHILIP HAYES Library (Archives and History).. .M. L. RADOFF- Agriculture .H. C. BYRD Library (Law)...... NELSON J. MOLTER Audit...... ;DANIEL L. CLAYLAND, III Library (State)...... MRS. FRANK C. HORIOAN Banking ...... i. .J. MILLARD TAWES Mines.... v. .JOHN J. RUTLEDGE Budget. JAS. G. RENNIE Motor Vehicles W. LEE ELGIN Comptroller ...... JAMES L. LACY Old Age Assistance J. MILTON PATTERSON Conservation. T. .JOHN E. CLARK Parks .^ ...... JOS. F, KAYLOR Corporations...... JOSEPH H. A. ROGAN Parole ; F. MURRAY BENSON Corrections .REUBEN OPPENHEIMER Personnel .WALTER D. OW^NS Education..;...... TASKER G. LOWNDES Planning ...... I. ALVIN PASARBW . Einployment Service. WALTER D. OWENS Police...... ':...'., '.BEVERLY OBER Equalization of Assessments.JosEPH H. A. ROGAN Public Assistance ! ... .J. MILTON PATTERSON Fish and Game...... GARNER W. DENMEAD Public Utilities and.RailroadS;..JOHN H. HESSEY Forestry ...... JOSEPH F. KAYLOR Purchasing ... i EUGENE G. CONNOR Geology...... JOSEPH T. SINGEWALD Securities. .J. MILLARD-TAWES Health:... V....;.... .ROBERT H. RILEY, M.D. Taxation JOSEPH H. A. ROGAN Highways ROBERT M. REINDOLLAR. Unemployment Gornpcnsation. .RUSSELL S. DAVIS Information .JOHN P. TRIMMER Veterans...... ^ ... .JOSEPH A. CANTREL Insane. .GEORGE H. PRESTON,-M.D. Water Resources...... '.. .JOSEPH T. SINGEWALD Insurance CLAUDE A. HANLEY Welfare...... J. MILTON PATTERSON •As of October 1,1948 Workmen's Compensation.... EMANireL,GORFINE
.^ 33 '••"ias MASSACHUSETTS
• •'••'•'. Nickname...... The Bay State Bird;...... ;::;.. .Chickadee Motto...... Ease Petit Plactdam Sub Libertate Quietem Song (unofficial). . . ..". .Massachusetts . (By the Sword We Seek Peace, Tree ...... Elm ' but Peace Only Under Liberty) Entered the Union. . February 6,1788 Flower ..;...... Mayflower
. OFFICERS MASSACHUSETTS SUPREME Governor. PAUL A. DEVER JUDICIAL COURT Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice STANLEY E. QUA CHARLES F. JEFF^§ULLIVAN Six Associate Justices Secretary of State... EDWARD J. CRONIN Term. .Duringgood behavior Attorney General. ..FRANCIS E. KELLY Appointed by Governor with advice State Treasurer.., . .JOHN E. HURLEY and consent of Council State Auditor.... .THOMAS J. BUCKLEY State Comptroller ,FRED A. MONCEWICZ y LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term ^ Regular Session. . R.'...... 20 R . ,1. ..118 Senate... 2 years First Wednesday in January, annually. D...... 20 D...... rt22 House.. .2 years Length: no constitutional limit. Total...... 40 Total.. 240 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* ' 1 Administrative Members Senate Members House Members ELISABETH M. HERUHY EDWARD W. STAVES, GEORGE WARD STEtsoN, DANIEL J. BOYLE . Chairman Vice Chairman . RICHARD S. Bovi^Rs '' SUMNER G. -WHITTIER HOLLIS M. GOTT HAROLD O. COOK JOHN E. POWERS HARLAND BURKE LAURENCE CURTIS HENRY L. SHATTUCK JOHN A. DALY FRED A. BLAKE Secretary? Jonu W. PLAISTED JOHN J. TOOMEY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General WILUAM H. HARRISON, JR. Library (Archives and History).. W^ J. SULLIVAN Advertising .POWELL M. CABOT . Library (Law and State).... .DENNIS A. DOOLEY Aeronautics .^ .. CROCKER SNOW Liquor Control .ARTHUR G.BURTNETT Agriculture.. ...-.•.... .JOHN CHANDLER Marine Fisheries .FRANCIS W. SARGENT Audit. THOMAS J. BUCKLEY Motor Vehicles..;.'...... :RUDOLPH F. KINO Banking TIMOTHY J. DONOVAN Old Age Assistance. ROBERT P. CURRAN Budget WILLIAM H. BIXBY Parks. .'...... EDGAR L. GILLETT Comptroller...... FRED A. MONCEWICZ Parole,.;...... MATTHEW W. BULLOCK Conservation...... ; . ARTHUR T, LYMAN , Personnel ..••••• -. • -THOMAS J. GREEHAN Corporations. HENRY F. LONG Planning.. .ELISABETH M. HERLIHY Corrections. ELLIOTT E. MCDOWELL Police...... JOHN F. STOKES Education...... ; .JOHN J. DESMOND,JR. Public Assistance...... ROBERT P. CURRAN Employment Service...... KENNETH V. MINIHAN Public Utilities and Railroads Equalization of Assessments.... .HENRY F. LONG .. EDWARD N. GADSBY Fire Marshal ....;.. EVERETT I. FLANDERS Public Works...... WILLIAM H. BURACKER Fish and Game ROBERT H."JOHNSON Purchasing. GEORGE J. CRONIN Forestry...... ;. .. .RAYMOND J. KENNEY Scciujities EDWARD MOLONEY Health...... VLADO L. GETTING, M.D. Taxation .HENRY F. LONG Highways WILLIAM H. BURACKER Unemployment Compensation.. R. E. MARSHALL Insane. i.:...... CLIFTON T. PERKINS Veterans....— HENRY V. O'DAY Insurance...... CHARLES F. J. HARRINGTON Water Resources. .RICHARD K. HALE Labor.. . .DANIEL J. BOYLE Welfare I.:... .PATRICK A. TOMPKINS •As of October 1, 1948 ' Workmen's Comp^ation.. .EUGENE H. GIROUX
34 MICHIGAN
Nickname .The Wolverine State Bird ...... Robin Motto. C-. .. Si Quaeris Peninsulam . • Amoenam Circumspice Song (unofficial) (If You Seek a Pleasant Peninsula, \...... Michigan, My Michigan 1 Look Around You) Entered the Union. .January 26,1837 Flower. 1 . Apple Blosspni
OFFICERS MICHIGAN .. Governor... j.. .G. MENNEN WILLIAMS SUPREME COURT " Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice...... LELAND W. CARR ...... JOHN W. CONNOLLY Seven Associate Justices Secretary of State. . . F. M. ALGER, JR. Term... .Eightyears Attorney General.'.. .STEPHEN J. ROTH Elected by popular vote State Treasurer D. HALE BRAKE Auditor Gener,^*^,.... .MURL K. ATEN LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term Regular, Session D...... 9 D. ...39- Senate.. .2 years First Wednesday in Januaryj biennially in R .....23 R.. 61 House... 2 years odd yceu-s. Length: ho constitutional limit. Total. .:....32 Total...... 100 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members House Members D. HALE BRAKE, Chairman JAMES T. MILUKEN JOSEPH E, WARNER RALPH ROVCE G. ELWOOD BONINE JOHN W. BANNASCH EUGENE F. BLACK ELMER R. PORTER EDWARD W. FREY JOHN A. PERKINS HARRY F. HITTLE ARNELL ENGSTROM . FRED M. ALGER, JR. OTTO W. BISHOP T. JEFFERSON HOXIE Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE i^ffcr^/flry:-MRS. MELITA LANNINO ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... ".. GEORGE C. MORAN Labor...... GEORGE W. DEAN Administration :•.•."•...... JOHN A. PERKINS Library (Archives and History).... LEWIS BEESON Aeronautics (Acting). .CASS HOUGH Library (Law)...... CHARLOTTE DUNNEBACKE Agridultvure, .,..;.. }...... CHARLES FIGY Library (State) MRS. L. D. FYAN Audit...... ;/V.V..'.-;.^:ws....,..,MURL K. ATEN Liquor Control...... OWEN J. CLEARY Banking ...... ^.. E. ^^LUM NELSON Jk^ines...... , G. E. EDDY Budget. \ ...., C. J. MCNEILL' • Motor Vehicles...,..; LEE C. RICHARDSON Claims \.- • • ERMA HALLUMS Old Age Assistance, WILLARD J. MAXEY Conservadon. <. 3...... \,. P. J. HOFFMASTER Parks .'..y."..;'.-:. •...... A. C. ELMER Corporations...... Hd^vARD M, WARNER Parole...... ; . .H.'R.'FERRIS. Corrections JQSEPH W. SANFORD Personnel (Acting)...... ARTHUR G. RASCH Education. : ;.. .LEE M. THURSTON Planning ...... RALPH ROYCE Employment Service...... i..T. A. DOWNEY Police...... t_i^...... DONALD S. .LEONARD Equalization of Assessments. ... .V Louis M. NIMS •Public Assistance, . .v...... IWILLARD j. MAXEY Fire Marshal...... \ .ARNOL•VD C. RENNER Public Utilities .'.•.•'.•; ;...... STUART B.^.JYHrrE Fish....-. ^. FREDvo Al . WESTERMAN Purchasing....;.. .^STANLEY'^. BIEU Forestry. .MARCUS. Sen A AF Railroads...... T. .FAYN. PIERCE Game .....; .H. D. RUHL Securities...... HOWARD M. WARNER Geology...... G. E. EDDY . Taxation. Louis M. NIMS Health. ; ALBERT HEU^TIS, M.D. Unemployment Compensation. .JAMES F. MOORE %,Higliways CHARLES ZIEGLER Veterans i...... LAWRENCE LALONE Insane (Acting)...... R. L. DIXON Water Resources ALBERT HEUSTIS, M.D. Insurance...... :DAVID A^ FORBES Welfare. . .WILLARD J. MAXEY .•AsjafOctolJerl, 1948 Workmen's Compensation :. .JAMES L. HILL
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MINNESOTA
Nickname... . .The Gopher State Bird (unofficial), .American Goldfinch Motto...-.. U^toile du Nord Song.. 1...... Hail! Minnesota. (The Star of the North) Flower Moccasin Flower Entered the Union May 11,1858
OFFICERS MINNESOTA Governor . .. .LIJTHER W. YOUNODAHL SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor •Chief Justice...... CHARUES LORING ... .\..'. C. ELMER ANDERSON Six Associate Justices Secretary of State. ..;... .MIKEHOLM Term. ...;.....,.. .Sixyears Attorney General, , .J. A. A. BURNQUIST Elected by popular vote State Treasurer .. .JULIUS A. SCHMAHL State Auditor...... STAFFORD KINO LEGISLATURE \, Senaitors Representatives Term ». Regular Session Total...... 67 Total 131 Senate.. ,4years Tuesday, after first Monday in January, House.. .2years, biennially,in odd years. Length: 90 days. COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members House Members M. J. HOFFMANN, Chairman A. O. SLETVOLD LOUIS W. HILL, JR. , JAMES W.CLARK. VAL IMM FREDERipK P. MEMMER R. A. TROVATTEN A. R. JOHANSON ALF L. BERGERUD^ GEORGE B.. SJOSELIUS GORDON ROSENMEIER P. KENNETH PETERSON EARL L. BERG, Secretary ^ « THOMAS P. .WELCH E.J. WINDMILLER Ex-officio Honorary Members: THEVGOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... ELLARD A; WALSH Library (Archivesand History).;.. .H. D. CATER Advertising'...... JAMES W. CLARK Library (Law).....'...... JOSEPHINE W. SMITH . Aeroriautics ...... ; LESLIE L. SCHROEDER Library (State) ...... JOSEPHINE W. SMTIH Agriculture. ..R. A. TROVATTEN Liquor Control. .• .DUDLEY C. ERICSON Audit. STAFFORD KING Mines. .RAY D. NOLAN Banking...... ; F. Ai AMIINDSON Motor Vehicles. . .. ; .. ;..;.. .. .J. P. BENGTSON Budget...... EARL L.-,BERG Old Age Assistance. , .... .JARLE B. LEIRFALLOM Claims .'•.• .J.. A. A. BURNQ.UIST Parks .....;.... .L. E. FiERO Comptroller...... R. A. GOLLING Barole...... ,, .-•.-.;•;:: -. •.•.'.•R'.'G.BRcifsTUEN' Conservation C. S. WILSON. , Personnel T. ROBERT D. STOVER Corporations ....,..,...... ,..,....,...... MIKE HOLM. . Police. ,- ELMER O. STOVERN Corrections; • • • vr • • • .VGARL J.JACKSON . Printing, ;.'.•..-. i ...... , .,..^;... .HERMAN MEYER Education , . . .DEAN M. SCHWEICKHARD Public Assistarice'. •:.'::' :^ v. -.JARLE B..LEIRFALLOM Employment Service. VICTOR CHRISTGAU Public Utilities and Railroads.. N. J. HOLMBERG' Equalization of Assessments. G. HOVVARD SPAETH .- ;. F...-W. MATTSON Fish and ..Game...... ,.,..,..,,.., VERANK BLAIR ,.,,.• ••;•"•' ROLLIN JOHNsbN Forestry (Acting).., ^^ -. •.•.•.-. .•..'.•.CLARENCE PROUT Purchasing P. T. PETERSON Geology...... ,•,...... RAY,D. NOLAN Securities.^,.'. THEODORE N..OFSTEDAHL Health. A. j. GHESLEY, N}.£); . Taxatiori...... ';. G. HOWARD SPAETH Highways M. J. HOFFMANN Unemployment Compensation.... V. CHRISTGAU Insane .CARL J. JACKSON Veterans. WILLIAM E, REVIER Insurance ARMAND W. HARRIS . Water Resources C. T. EKMAN Labor.. .A. E. RAMBERG Welfare .JARLE B. LEIRFALLOM • .!• P- WitLIAMS Workmen's Compensation...... A. E- RAMBERG ROBERT FARICY J. P. WILLIAMS , 'As of October 1, 1948 ROBERT FARICY
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N MISSISSIPPI
Nickname...... The Magnolia State Bird. .Mockingbird .V- Motto..."...... Virtute el Atmis Song Mississippi (By Valor and Arms) Ent^d the Union December 10,1817 Flower...... Magnolia
• OFFICERS ' ";^:"^ MISSISSIPPI , Governor FiELDrNo L. WRIGHT ] SUPREME COURT ~^; Lieutenant Governor .... .SAM LUMPKIN- Chief Justice! SYDNEY SKOTH Secretary of State ,. .HEBER A. LADNER ' Five Associate Justices Attorney General GREEK I^. RICE > ;Tcrm ;...... Eight years State Treasurer .ROBERT S. MAY Elected by popular vote State Auditor .CARL N. GRAIG
LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term ,; . Regular Session D..; ;. .49 D ...140 Senate.. .4 years Tuesday after first Monday in January, -Total, 49 Total...... 140 Hpu^. 4 years I iennially in even years. Length: no con*, stitutional limit.
COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION*
' • - , " • • • • • • .•••'• • . . • . I -Administrative Members Senate Meriibers House Members (To be appointed) LAWRENCE ADAMS, WILLIAM F. WINTER Chairman . W. M. WALLEY HUGH A. BOREN J. H; CHERRY J. W. CULKIN BUSTER B. DUCKWORTH- MITCHELL ROBINSON E. P. HARDEE DECATUR P. BUTLER
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* ^.A^'utant General...... ,. .WILLIAM P. WILSON Insurance.;...... JESSE L, WHITE Advertising .W. E. BARKSDALE Labor...... -.,...... J. \y. DUGGER, M.D. Agriculture. .S. E. GORLEY Library (Archives and History)l.W. D. MCCAIN Audit...... ^.. .CARL N. CRAIG Library (Law)...... MRS.-JULIA B. STARNES Banking..,..,...,.,.,. .^.,. .-...C.T. JOHNSON Library (State)...... MRS! JULIA'B. STARNES • '"Budget.'.'..'. •'. !'• i/V •; ivVv/.-;; o W...R^MCGEE. Liquor Control A. H. STONE Conservation...... ]...... R. Nl. FREEMAN •'Mihes.'v- '.••'.•.•:.•..•;;.•.-•.•: •.••.• .•'.•.- •.•:•.•-.•.•'.:': GREEK L: RICE; Corporations . ..; .HEBER LADNER Motor Vehicles.'. '.'.\'.'.':.':: •.\\ .GUY MCCULLEN Education. • J. M. TUBE Old Age Assistance...-. .W. F. BOND Employment Service..,. .RAYMOND L. SULLIVAN Parks. ., ALBER.T A. LEGGETT Equalization of Assessments .•.. .•,.. •.,. A. H. STONE Parole. RALPH HAYS •'Fire Marshal. .JESSE L; WHITE Planning...... ;.... W. E, BARKSDALE Forestry. .\ ...... ALBERT LEGGETT Printing...... ;. HEBER LADNER \ Game and Fish. . .R. M. FREEMAN Public Assistance. . . . Wi F. BOND Geology. H. M. MORSE Public Utilities and Railroads . . .H. CASTEEL Health. FELIX J. UNDERWOOD, M.D. . Public Works E.J. .YELVERTON Highway Patrol ...... S. E. BIRDSONG Securities; .HEBER LADNER Highways,...... ;...... WALTER SPIVA Ta.xation..;"...... '. .• A. H. STONE Insane W..H, SHAKLEFORD, M.D. Unemployment Compensation. . . . .C. CAMERON Veterans .R. H. DEKAY •As.of October 1, 1948 Welfare .....-.. .;. A. H. STONE
37 / MISSOURI
Nickname. . The Show-Me State Bird ^...... Bluebird Motto.., .SalusPopuliSuprema LexEsto (Let the'Welfare of the People Song. •. (Threeunofficial) Be the SupreiiJe Law) Entered the Union. . .August 10,1821 Flower, . Hawthorn"
OFFICERS MISSOURI Governor .. <...... FORREST SMrra SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice.... ERNEST Moss TIPTON .JAMES T. BLAIR, JR. Six Associate Justices Secretary of State Term...... •...... Ten years .... ;.." . .WALTER H.-TOBERMAN Elected by popular vote Attorney General ^ • J. E. TAYLOR State Treasurer ...... M. E. MORRIS State Auditor W. H. HOLMES LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term » Regular Session -; ^• D...... 94 Senate... 4 years Wednesday after January firist, biennially R. . 59 House.. .2 years in odd years. Length: no constitutional Tie 1 limit. Total...... 154 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Seriate Members House Members MORRIS E, OSBORN M. C. MATTHES, Chairman HOV/ARD ELUOTT J. E. TAYLOR M. R. WILLIAMS R.J. KINO,JR. HUGH E. WAGGONER -' ROBERT A. LINNEMAN . DOUGLAS MAHNKEY BEN HOWARD R. JASPER SMITH JOE H. MILLER (Vacancy) MICHAEL KINNEY ROY HAMLIN JOHN W. NOBLE Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OK SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* ;.;' Adjutant General .•...... ;.. .JOHN A. HARRIS Library (State). ;... .KATHRYN^MTER Agriculture. '.. TOM DOUGLAS Liquor Control. . ..-. EDMUND,^JRJCE Banking... H. G. SHAFFNER Mines...... CHARLESTKEITH Budget..... V • • • • • • • W. B. MCGREGOR Motor Vehicles. HINKLE STATLER Claims...... J FORREST SMITH Old Age Assistance..._.... .PROCTOR N CARTER Comptroller . .BEN H. HOVVARD Parks...... '/ABNER GWINN Conservation...... r^. v...... IRWIN T. BODE Pafole...... 'EUGENE W. COUEY Corporations /..ROBERT R.WBLBORN Personnel .RALPH J. TURNER Education, .^HUBERT WHEELER Planning H. H. MOBLEY Equalizatiori of Assessments. CLARENCE A. EVANS Police...... ;...... HUGH W. WAGGONER Fish and Game...... ;. •,.. IRWIN T. BODE Printing and Purch^ng...... WILLIAM L. SMITH Forestry... V...... ;...... GEORGE O. WHITE public Assistance.*^.. .;.. .PROCTOR N. CARTER CJeology..;...... EDWARD L. CLARK Public Utilities and Railroads.. .MORRIS OSBURN Health...... ;. ....^.R. M.JAMES, M.D. Public Works; ...... JOHN F. POWELL Highways ...... CARL W. BROWN Securities:...... ROBERT R. WELBORN Insane. .:.— ...... ORR MULLINAX, M.D. Taxation ...... CLARENCE A. EVANS Insurance...... :...... OWEN G.JACKSON Unemployment Gbmpensation..,. CARL J\ HENRY Labor .,. .LONN. IRWIN Veterans...... ; ...... ROY E^EAMAN Library (Archives arid History). F. C. SHOEMAKER Water Resources...... EDWARD L. CLARK Library (Law) MATAINE BRUNNER Welfare,.. ^.... ^. y .SAMUEL MARSH •As of October Ist, 1948 VVorkmen's Comppdosation...... SPENCER GrvENS
•38- •::'• MONTANA
Nickname...... ,The Treasure State Bird...... ^.,,5^ ..Meadowlark Motto. .-Oroj Plata (Gold and Silver) Song (official) ...... :,.Montana Flower, i..... >T ...... Bitterroot '^// Entered the Union;, November 8,1889
OFFICERS MONTANA • Governor JOHN W. BONNER SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor..,. PAUL CANNON Chief Justice ;.... HUGH ADAIR Secretary of State... SAM C. MITCHELL Four Associate Justices » Term . . .Six years Attorney General... ARNOLETH. OLSEN Elected by popular vote State Treasurer ...... NEIL FISHER State Auditor ...... JOHN J. HOLMES LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term Regular Session R...... 31 R ...36 Senate.. . 4 years First Monday in January, biennicilly in odd D... 23 D. !54 House... 2 years years. Length: 60 days. » Independent.. 2 Total...... 90 Total. .56 COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION* Adnjinistrativc Members Senate Members House Members R. V. BorroMLY, Chairman H. A. SIMMONS C.J.BALDWIN JOHN NORMAN MATTHEWS HENRY J. SAWTELL GUY ROGERS D. P. FABRICK TOM BURKE EARL H. HALL ALBERT H. KRUSE AUSTIN E. LYNCH DAVID F; JAMES FRED E. BUCK CHARLES A. BOVEY G. C. KiMPEL ^ Ex-qfficio Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General S. H. MITCHELL Library (Archives) MRS. LUCINDA SCOTT Advertising . ; , .Wii i I.\M FracusoN Library (Law)...... MRS. ADELWE J, CLARKE Aeronautics FRANK VVILEY Library (State)...... MRS. LUCINDA SCOTT Agriculture.. ..,...•...... '.... .ALBERT KRUSE Liquor Control; . CHARLES H. REED Audit. .:.. ..JOHN J. HOLMES Mines J. BURKE CLEMENTS Banking. ; .W. A. BROWN Motor Vehicles. .J. E. HENRY Budget...... ;...... ,... J. N. MATT.HEWS Old Age Assistance...... ^T.;.. ... W. j. FOUSE Corporations CLIFFORD WALKER Parks...... ;;.. ..:/:>/.;..;... W. R. RANKIN Corrections...... V^.L,. FITZSIMMONS Parole.;..;...... ;.:..;;... w. L. FITZSIMMONS. Education...... ELIZABETH IRELAND Planning ;.;. ;. . D. P. FABRICK Employment Service O. C. LAMPORT Police'. ."7;,..;..;... .CHARLES L. SHERIDAN Equalizatlbn of Assessments ."SAM D. GozA Public Assistance ...... '. .W, J. FOUSE Fire Marshal. JACK CARNEY Public Utilitieis'and Railroads .. .HORACE CASEY Fish and Game. A. A. Q'CLAIRE Purchasing ...... RUSSELL^ SHAW Forestry...... RUTLEDGE PARKER Securities .JOHN J. HOLMES Health...... , .B. K. KILBOURNE-, M.D. Taxation ....;...... SAM D. GOZA Highways. HOWARD HOLMES Unemployment Insane.". . GEORG5.H. FREEMAN^ M.D.. Compensation...... BARCLAY CRAIGHEAD Insurance .JOHN J. HOLMES Veterans . .JAMES E. KRIEOH Labor...... ,,. .GENE BURRIS Water Resources .SAM C. F(^D Welfare. , .W.J. FOUSE •As of October 1, 1948 Workmen's Compensation.. ...J. BURKE CLEMENTS V- 39-- •Qim NEBRASKA
Nickname.. .The Cornhusker State Bird Western Mcadowlark Motto....;. . Equtdity Before the Law Song ,....••.. (Four unofficial) Flower...... ,... Goldcnitod Entered the Union.... March 1,1867
OFFigERS •^-TsfEBRASKA Governor. VAL PETERSON SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice...... ROBERT G. SIMMONS ....;. CHARLES J. WARNER Six Associate Judges Secretary of State ... .FRANK MARSH Term. Six years Attorney General.. JAMES H, ANDERSON Elected by popular vote State Treasurer..... EDWARD GILLETTE State Auditor .... .RAY G.JOHNSON Superintendent of Schools •:V ...... ,..;. WAYNE Q. REED LEGISLATURE " . "^ Nebraska has the only unicameral legislature Legislators Term Regular Session Nbnpolitical election:. .43 2 years First Tuesday in January, biennially in odd years. Length: no constitutional limit. COMMISSION ON INTERGOVER.NMENTAL COOPERATION* Administrative Members Legislativet Members WALTER R. JOHNSON C. PETRUS PETERSON, CAmrman PHILIP K. JOHNSON: V/ RAY A.BABCOCK . ^ R. M. HowAkD ARTHUR CARMODY BERNARD R. STONE EARL J. LEE WALTER F, ROBERTS KARL E. VQGEL Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE. GovERn'oR, PRESIDENT OF LEGISLATURE, SPEAKER OF LEGISLATURE ^ ' ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... GUY N. HENNINGER Insurance ...... BERNARD R, STONE Aeronautics....;!...... v^i.,. JAAIES D. RAMSEY Labor...... i...... DONALD P. MILLER Agriculture...... R. M. HOWARD Library (Archives and History) . .JAMES G. OLSON •Audit...... RAY C.JOHNSON Library (Law and State) .... .G. H. TURNER Banking. • J- F. MCLAIN Liquor Control—...... RICHARD E. BREGA Budget ,..; PHILIP K. JOHNSON Motor Vehicles.....-...... F. H. KLIETSCH Claims...... \... PHILIP K. JOHNSON Old Age Assistance. ;NEIL G. VANDEMOER Corporations. FRANK MARSH Parks, i...... ;...... PAUL T. GILBERT Corrections..... W. H. DIERS •Parole .R. C. MEISSNER Education WAYNE REED Personnel.. .•;...,./. .I.J. MONTGOMERY Employment Service. ..;...... C. H. RHOADES Police C. J. SANDERS iEqualization of Assessments .. PHILIP K. JOHNSON Public Assistance...... NEIL C. VANDEMOER Fire Marshal...... ; E. C. IVERSON Public Utilities and Railroads..;. .J. KNICKREHM Fish and Game...... PAUL T. GILBERT Purchasing...... BLAINE YODER Forestry, PAUL T. GILBERT Securities...... ,. ... .J. F. MCLAXN Geology .GEORGE E. CONDRA Taxation ...... ^7... .PHILIP K. JOHNSON Health...... W. S. PETTY, M.D. Unemployment Compensation. . .R. T. MALONE Highways ...... F. H. KLIETSCH Veterans ... ,;.:... .Louis R. EBY Insane.; ...... VV. H. DIERS Water Resources ...F. H. KLIETSCH Welfare...... W. H. DIERS •As of October .,> 948 Workmen's Compensation. ,..'... .O. M. QLSEN.
40 :• v^-. NEVADA •?J
Nickname....; .The Sagebrush State Bird (unofficial).. .MountainBluebird Motto...... AlifoT Our Country Tree (unofficial)....;...... Aspen Emblem...... Sagebrush Entered the Union... October 31,18(S4
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\ pFFIGERS NEVADA Governor...... VAIL PiTTMAN SUPREME COURT/ Lieutenant Governor LiFF JONES Chief Justice...... EDOAR EATHER Secreta^of State ,.. OHN KOONTZ Two Associate Justices ^^ Terra.. —Six years •Attorney General.... .ALAN H.BIBLE Elected by popular vote State Treasurer. .... DAN W. FRANKS State Auditor. :. G. L. ROBINSON State Controller...... JERRY DONOVAN •Vli-T. LEGISLATURE isenator s Representatives Term Regular Session D...... 25 Senate.. .4yccirs Third Monday in January, biennially in R...... 11 R ...;'. 18 House.. • 2 years odd years. Length: 60 days. To^al. .;. ..i.43 Total.. 17 \., COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Members ;. . ALAN H. BIBLE, Chairman • GLIFFORD JONES - J.,G. ALLARD •.y--.. GJ E.JOHNSON ,
;-.. • ••'•'' \- ' . - S' -. • . -x • •••-••.••:•" . ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* ' Adjutant General ,.. • '• • -IJAMES MAY Library (Archives and History) .E. D. MARRIACE Agriculture GEORGE D. ERNST Library (Law) .. .•....' ... .E. D. MARRIAGE Audit and Banking ...... G. L. ROBINSON Library (State) ...,.,.. E. D. MARRIAGE Budget...; ;..."...... VAIL PITTMAN Liquor Control;...... H. S. COLEMAN Claims .JERRY DONOVAN Mines..^...... ARTHUR E.'BERNARD Comptroller ... . ;...... JERRY DONOVAN Motor Vehicles . i.'...... JOHN KOONTZ Conservation...... Vy. T. HOLCOMB " Old Age Assistance...... H^MINE FRANKS Corporations ;.. .'"JOHN KOONTZ Parks.... ;...... i.. .•.. .W. T. HOLCOMB Corrections. ;. VAIL PITTMAN Parole:...... ; WARD SWAIN Educktion . , ...... MILDRED BRAY -Planning.. .W. T. HOLCOMB Employment Service...... DENVER DICKEI^ON Police ..... EDWIN GILEY Equalization of Assessments.. .. G, B. WHITE, JR. Printing...... ^ .JACK MCCARTHY Fij^e Marshal...... WAYNE MCLEOD Public Assistance...... JOHN E. HOROAN Fish an^ Game...:...... ,.. W. O. BAY ^Public Utilities...... GEORGE ALLARD Forestry ...... WAYNE MCLEOD Railroads...... ,...... GEORGE ALL^WID Geology...... ;.-..VINCENT P. GIANELLA Securities. DAN W. FRANKS Health. ..,...,. C. F. BLANKENSHIP, M.D. Taxation; ROBBINS E. CAHILL Highways... .^y W. T. HOLCOMB Unemployment Compensation Insane! ..;...... ^SIDNEY J. TILLIM, M.D...... DENVER DICKERSON Insurance...... yA ... .JERRY DONOVAN erans....— .WALTER: DBVEREUX Labor ufl .R..N. GIBSO: ater Resources ;•..;...... ALFRED M. SMITH Welfare...... ;,... .JOHN E. HORGAN •As of October I, 1948 Workmen's Compensation.. .GSORGETRIEDHOFF \T> "V^l NEW HAMPSHIRE
Nickname. .The Granite State Bird (unofficial) Purple Finch Motto. . Live Free or Die. Song (unofficial).. .Old New Hampshire Flower, ,.... .PurpleLilac Entered the Union. ... .June 21,1788
OFFICERS NEW HAMPSHIRE Governor...... ,..".... SHERMAN ADAMS SUPREME COURT, -/.,iM.»OiA.'-35-'' I Lieutenant Governor. .. . .•...... None Chifcf Justic'ohj...... OLIVER W. BRANCH Secretary of State*... ENOCH D. FULLER Four%ssociatc Justices Term. Until seventy years of age Attorney General Appointed by the governor and ERNEST R. D'AMOURS the Council State Treasurer*.. .F. GORDON KIMBALL State Comptroller ARTHUR E. BEAN LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term Regular Session ; D 7 D...... 145 Senate.. .2years First Wednesday in January, biennially in?, R ...... 17 R...... 254 House.. .2 years odd years. Length: no constitutional limit. Total...... 24 Total...... 399
COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION** Administrative Members ^—^ » Senate Members House Members ALBERT S. BAKER, Chairman CHARLES H, BARNARD J. WALKER WiGGDf ERNEST R. D'AMOURS AUGUSTUS F. BUTMAN HARRY P. SMART ENOCH D. FULLER JESSE R* ROVVELL EDWARD J. HOPLEY JOHN R. SPRING EDMOND J. MARCOUX . HARRY D. SAWYER DONALD KNOWLTON EMMET J. KELLEY LAURENGE M. PICKETT y
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS** Adjutant General. . . .V.... .CHARLES F. BOWEN Insane...... Joni^ L. SMALLDON Advertising...... , ANDREW M. HEATH Insurance. rs .. .DONALD KNOWLTON Aeronautics ...... W. RUSSELL HILUARD Labor...... WILLIAM H. RILEY Agriculture, i,...... < ...... PERLEY I. Firrs Library (Law and State).. .MILDREP P. MCKAY Audit., ..;....-...... ARTHUR E. BEAN Liquor Control...... WILUAM- A. JACKSON • Banking, .^j.....-...... CLYDE M. DAVIS Motor Vehicles...... FREDERICK N. CLARKE Budget. .ARTHUR E. BEAN Old-Age Assistance...... ^.:,.ELMER V. ANDREWS , Claims. ., ... .ERNEST R. D'AMOURS Parks ...... , ., .RUSSELL B. TOBEY Comptroller.....;, ARTHUR E. BEAN Parole...... ,...... F. EARL THAYER Corporations...... ^ENOCH D. FULLER Planning...... i EDWARD ELLINGWOOD Corrections..... '.: .RICHARD T. SMITH Police...... '...... RALPH W. CASWELL Education. . ..HINTON G. BUI-EY Public Assistance .ELMER V. ANDREWS ^ Employment Service.... .MRS. ABBY L..WILDER Public Utilities...... E. H. HUNTER Equalization of Assessraents.,... JOHN R. SPRING Purchasing...... ^...... HAROLD CHENEY • Fire Marshal. .AUBREY G. ROBINSON -PLailroads ,.,...'...;.,...,..,.:,.. .E..H. K(UNTER. Fish arid Gaxne.:...... ^RALPH G. CARPENTER Securities...... ;,. DONALD KNOWLTON , Forestry.,... ^ ;.. .JOHN H. FOSTER Taxation..... r.....;.,...... JOHN H. SPRING Health...... ;..,.. .JOHN S. WHEELER. Unemployment Compensation...... (Vacancy). Highways...... FREDERIC E. EVERETT Veterans .HAROLD B, TRUMBLEY Water Resources (Acting)... .WALTER G.^WHTFE •To be elected by the Legislature, JainuaryTl 949 Welfare...... ELMER V. ANDREWS **A3ofOctoberl,1948 Workmen's Compensation,...WILLIAM H. RILEY
42 r. —:-- V /
Nickname...... The Garden St^te Bircl^...... :'..... Eastern Goldfinch Motto....,...... l^erty and Prosperity Song (unofficial)... . Ode to New Jersey Flower...... : Violet \^JI Entered the Union December 18,1787
OFFICER^ NEW JERSEY - Governor ALFRED E. DRISCOCL SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor...... None. Chief Justice. .ARTHUR T. VANDERBH^T __,S€cretary of State .... LLOYD B. MARSH l^ix Associate Justices /Attorney General.. W. D. VAN RIPER Term...... Seven years Governor's Counsel ...R.E. WATSON Appointed by the governor; Senate confirmation State Treasurer...... Vacancy
State Auditor...... FRANK DuRAND -•-: • ; "•••.• ' • V ' . . State Gomptrpller.. .. HOMER C. ZINK
LEGISLATURE '
-••-*.•''' Senators Representatives Term Regylar Session D 6 D... ..,,....13 Senate., . 4 years i Second Tuesday in Januarjr, annually. R. ....15 R...... 47 Assembly 2 years Length: no constitutidnal limit. Total 21 Total ...fiO
COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION- Administrative Members Senate Members Assembly Members RICHARD H'AUTSHORNE, CAajwian EDWARD" J. O'MARA NATHANIEL G. SMITH \ CARL ERDMAN ARTHUR W. LEV^HB JAMES H. SANDERSON SPENCER MILLER, JR. ALFRED'S. LiTTELL JACOB FRIEDLAND •ROBERT G. HENDRICKSON FRANK S. FARLEY EMORY S. KATES SANFORD BATES BRUCE A. WALLACE AMOS F. DIXON Ex-officio Honorary Member: THE GOVERNOR S9a« ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Aeronautics...... ^.... ROBERT L. COPSEY'- Insurance...... JOHN J. DICKERSON Agriculture .....:. .WILLARD H. ALLEN Labor...... ,.:.. HARRY C- HARPER Audit., %...;..,. .FRANK DURAND Library (Archives and History) R. H^ MCDONOUOH Banking.; .JOHN J. DICKERSON' Library {haw) R. H. MCDONOUGH .Budget.,...... J. LINDSAY DE VALIERE Liquor Control ...... /.. .ERWIN B. HOCK Conservation '...... MORGAN F. LARSON Motor Vehicles...... ARTHUR W. MAGEE Corporations.... i LLOYD B. MARSH , Old Age Assistance..... «.,^. .MARC P. DOWDELL Corrections...... SANFORDBATES Parole, ...... '. F. LOVELL BIXBY Court Administrative Planning...... WILLIAM T. VANDERLIPP Director...... ; . WILLARD G. WOELPER Police \ ...... ,.. CHARLES H.SCHOEFFEL Defense...... :.:.... GEN. EDVVARD C. ROSE Public Assistance...... CHARLES R. ERDMAN, JR. Education . .JOHN H. BOSSHART Public Utilities and Railroads.-..... E, T, DREW Employment Service., .;.. RUSSELL J. ELDRIDGE Purchasing.....'...... FRED V. FERBER Equalization of Assessments... CHARLES E. COOK Securities...... ,...... OLIVER T. SOMER\ILLE Fish and Game. .• ANNE E. SULLIVAN Taxation..'...... HOMER C. ZINK Forestry and Parks . CHARLES P. WILBER Treasury...... ROBERT C. HENDRICKSON Geology MEREDITH E. JOHNSON Unemployment Compensation .. H. G. HOFFVIAN Health,...... DANIEL S/BERGSMA, M.b. Veterans ...... , .WARREN S. HOOD Highv/ays...... ,...SPENCER MILLER, JR. . Water Resources ....;...... JOHN WYACK Iiisane. (Vacancy) Welfare ELLEN C. POTTER, M.D. ; •As of October 1 ,1948 Workmen's Compensation.... DANIEL A. SPAIR
•43 *NEW MEXICO
• Nickname...... The Sunshine State Bird (unofficial).. .Road Runner Motto...... Crescit Eundo Song...... 0, Fair New Mexico • » (It Grows As It Goes) Entered the Union. . .January 6,1912 'Flower. Yucca Flower
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OFFICEI^S NEW MEXICO Governor ...... THOMAS J. MABRV SUPREME COURT , Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice...... CHARLES R^ BRICE ...... ".. JOSEPH M. MONTOVA Four Additional Justices Secretary of State Term...... Eight years ...... MRS. ALICIA'ROMERO -^^lected by popular vote Attorney General;.. .JOE L. MARTINEZ «^ State-Treasurer-...... RAY RODGERS State Auditor...... E.JD. TRUJILLO State Comptroller. /. /.'.; .J^J^ESTER \ I LE(?ISLATURE Senators Representatives Term Regular Session D...... 19 .. D. . - . 38 Senate.. . 4 years Second Tuesday in January, biennially in R...... 5'^ R. j\ .11 \_/House.. .lycais odd years. Length: 60 days.-. Tatalu...-v24.J Total* ...;..49 : COMI^ISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members. House Members JOSEPH A. BURSEY, Chairman JOSEPH M.' MONTOYA JOHN F. SIMMS, JR. VICTOR . SAX-AZAR HENRY L. EAGER THEODORE ROZZELL • G. G. McCuLLOH G. T. McWinRTER A. B. CARPENTER , J. D. HANNAH -CLARENCE E. HINKLE SiXTO LEYBA MILTON R. SMITH ELOY VIGIL , GUADALUPE TRUJILLO Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE. GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ADMINI3TRATIVE OFFICERS* dv I Adjutant General.:...... CHARLES G.SAGE Library (Anthropology and History).. .E. BAUER Advertismg...... JOSEPH A. BURSEY Library (State, Law, and Archives; Aeronautics..-...... ;... .C. J. BOYD .. ,,„ .. .HARRISON MACDONALD Agriculture DR. JOHN NICHOLS Liquor Control.. .;....;... .TOM MONTOYX,,JR. Audit. . E. D. TRUJILLO Mines. .•...... JOHN A. GARCIA Banking. ;. W. P.'SAUNDERS Motor Vehicles ...... MIKE GALLEGOS budget. .J. D. HANNAH Old Age Assistance,....;... .MURRAY A. HINTZ Comptroller.; ...... J. C. HESTER Parks.,...... CHARLES RAEHL Conservation,...... '...... THOMAS J. MABRY Parole. .HOWELL GAGE Corporations. ...•.; .EUGENE ALLISON Personnel...... JOSEPH A. BxmsEY Education..:...... CHARIIESL. ROSE Planning,.-. ..'.,.....;.... VINCENT JAEGER Employment Service ...... BENJAMIN D. LUCHINI Police...... JHUBERT W. BEASLEY Equalization of Assessments...... H. B. SELLERS Public Assistance J .MURRAY A. HINTZ Fish and Game. . . ELUOTT S. BARKER Public Utilities..J. W. W. NICHOLS Forestry...... JOHN E.. MILES Purchasing..;...... H. N. MCDAJIIEL • Geology...... ,'. .R. R, SPURRIER- Railroads ...... i. .EUGENE ALtasoN Health. ..,...;. .J. R: SCOTT, M.D. Securities...... R. W. HEFLIN Highways...... BURTON G. DWYRE Taxation. .. ..H/B. SELLERS Insane.;...... , ..MARCELLUS MCCREARY, M.D. Unemployment Compensation... .B.Dj LUCHINI Insurance ;. RALPH F. APOIDACA Veterans...... , .PAT ROBINSON Laboi:...... \. .A, E. JOIN, Water Resources.. './... .JOHN SLISS Welfare.. .MIJRRAY A. HINTZ >>A3 of October l,~"r948 Workmen's Compensation,..,.... .A. E. JOINER
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NEW YORK
Nickname;...'..... The Empire State Bii^...... :. .- .None a • • \ • Motto .'; Excelsior .(Higher) Song. ..(FourunofEcikl) Flower. . ."v Rosd Entered the Union...... July 26,1788
NEW YORK -' OFFICERS • __ COURT OF APPEALS Governor..;...... THOMAS E. DEWEY . (Highest Appellate Court) Lieutenant Governor.. .JOE R. HANLEY Chief Justice \ . .JOHN T. LOUGHRAN Secretary of State... THOMAS J. CURRAN Six Associate Members • Attorney General • " ^, Term...... Fourteen years ...... NATHANIEL L. GOLDSTEIN . • '. Elected by popular vote , State- Comptroller... FRANK C. MOORE LEGISLATURE . . Senators Representatives Term'" Regular Session D ...6 b 12 Senates. .2 years First Wednesday after first Monday in Jan- R...... 29 R..... 79 House... 2 years uary, annually. Length: no constitutional Amer.Labor. .6 Amer. Labor.; 8 limit.. "^ JLiberal...S,.^10 Liberal.. 35 l^Ton-Folitical. 5 Non-Political 16 Total...... 56 Total..., ..150 JOINTc^JsEGISL^TIVE COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION Administrative Senate --,r " Assembly Ex-officio SPENCER BATES CHAUNCEY B. HAMMOND HAROLD C. OSTERTAG, BENJANUN F. FEINBERG CHARLES D.,BREITEL FLOYD E. ANDERSON Chairman • ELMER F. QUINN G. CHESTER DU MONO WALTER W. STOKES GEORGE W. Yoy,Seaetary ARTHUR H. WICKS JOHN A. LYONS WALTER J. MAHONEY- JVVHEELER MILMOET QBWALD D. HECK NATHANIEL L. GOLDSTEIN FRED G. MORITT .' ELISHA T. BARRETT LEEB. MAILLER JOHN S. THOMPSON ' iRwaN STEINGUT BENJAMIN H. DEMO D. MALLPRY STEPHENS FRANCIS X. MCGOVVAN ADMINII^TRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... ,, AMES T. BROVW 'Library-(i^chlves and History) EDNA L. JACOBSEN Advertisirjg, ...... ,.... HERBERT. C. CAMPBELL ^Library (Law) .FRANCES D. LYON Aerpnautics CLAUDE B. FRIDAY ibrary (State)-. . . . CHARLES F. GOSNELL Agriculture . C. CHESTER DUMOND Liquor Control..; .JOHN F. O'CONNELL Audit •• 5- FRANK C. MOORE Mines - ..^.....:. .WILLIAM KOLLAK Banking. .ELLIOTT V. BELL Motor Vehicles. ^... CLIFFORD J. FLETCHER "Budget..,...... , .JOHNE. BURTON jOld Age Assistance.-...... GLADYS FISHER Commerce ; HAROLD KELLER Parks .JAMES F. EVANS Conservation VPERRY B. DURYEA Parole. .FREDERICK A. MORAN Corporations*...... EDWARD D. HARPER Personnel C.L. CAMPBELL Corrpctions .\ ... .JOHN A. LYONS Police .JOHN A. GAFFNEY Education."... .FRANCIS T. SPAULDINO Port Authority...... HOWARD S. CULLMAN Employment Service. . . i .....: .M. O. LOYSEN Printing. :.....;...... • .J.' ARTHUR MANN. Equalization of Assessments.....". SPENCER BATES Public Assistance;...... MARGARET BARNARD Tish and Garne (Acting)... .JUSTIN T; MAHONRY Public Utilities and Railroads... .M. R. MALTBIE : Forestry,... /....-.,...... WILLIAM G. HOWARD Purchasing: JQHN A. .MACCORMACK Health ...... HERMAN E. HIIXEBOE,^.D. Securities .....' .. .JOHN P. POWERS Highways and Public.Works,.. ...CHAS. H. SELLS Taxation and Finance...... SPENCER B.ATES Jnsane...... FREDERICK MACCURDY, M.D. Unepaployment Compensation.. .M. O. LOYSEN .Insurance....;- ROBERT E. DINEEN Veterans ...... EDWARD J. NEARY Labor...... ; >...... EDWARD CORSI Water R.esources...... PERRY B. DURYEA Welfare...... ROBERT T. LANSDALE •i^o( October \;\<)A%\, Workmen's Compensation... .MARY H. DONLON
45 \ NORTH CAROLINA
Nickname...... The Tarheel State Flower. ; Dogwood Motto .Esse Quam Videri Song ; .The OldNorthStdU (To Be Rather than To Seem) Entered the Union November 21,1789
OFFICERS NORTH CAROLINA Govcmdr. W. KERR SCOTT SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor • Chief Justice W. P. STACY ...... H. P. TAYLOR Six Associate Justices Sccretary^f Statri THAD EURE Term Eight years Attorney General...HARRY McMuLLAN Elected by popular vote State Treasurer... .BRANDON P. HoboEi.- Statc Auditor HENRY L. BRHJOES LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term Regular Session D 48 D.. .109 Senate.. T2 years Wednesday after first Monday in January, R. 2 R...... 11 House.. .2years biennially in odd years.- Length: no con Total...!.!,50 Total .120 stitutional lioiit. ^ COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION*^ Adiiiinistrative Members Senate Members House Members R: GREGG CHERRY CHARLES H. _^ENKINS. Chairman R. P. BENDER HARRY M^CMI/LLAN LEE B. WEATHERS WALTER E. CRISSMAJ* R. G.DEYTON ^' R. A. WHITAKER F. W. HANCOCK, in LANDON G, ROSSER GORDON GRAY W. -H. MCDONALD PAUL KELI,Y LUTHER E. EARNHARDT DAN TOMPKINS CLYDE A. ERWIN . Ex-officio Honorary Members:TH E GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HSOsfi" ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... J. VAN B. METTS Library ^chives & History). .C. C. CRITTENDEN Advertising, W. P. SHARPE Library (Law) DiLLAftD S. GARDNER Aeronautics.....; ...... '.Roy ROWE Library (State).... ^ .... CARRI^ L. BROUGHTON Agriculture ...... i...... D. S. COLTRANE Liquor Control...... CARL L. WILLIAMSON Audit;...... '...... HENRY L.' BRIDGES Motor Vehicles ...... LANDON C. ROSSER . Banking..; J.GURNEY P. HOOD Old Age Assistance. ..,..,. ..R. EUGENE BROWN ^Budget...... ' .R. G.DEYTON Parks...... r.. .\ ... .THOMAS W.. MORSE Conservation R. BRUCE ETHERI'DGE Pardle ;., HATHAWAY CROSS Corporations THAD EURE Personnel ,R. G. DEYTON Corrections;...... S. E. LEONARD . Police. H. J. HATCHER Education. .CLYDE A. ERWIN Port Authority ... . . R. B. PAGE Employment Service.... ERNEST C.MCCRACKEN Public Assistance ...... ,*... ELLEN VVINSTON Equalization of Assessments...... W..O. SUITER Public Utihties and 'Railroads',...: .S; WINBORNE Fire Marshal...... SHERWOOD BROCKW^LL ^Public Works ...'..:.... .A. H. GRAHAM Forestry...... ».. .W. K. BEICHLER Purchasing. . .$. .^. ..W. Z, BETTS Geology arid,Mines ..TT. ."TTTJASPER L. STUCK;EY "Securities~.^;T";.-T;T-T-;;r;.»,...! . .-.-THAD EURE Health...... ,...,;. .CARL V. REYNOLDS, M.D. Taxation. = '...... ,'.•.. .EDWIN GILL Highways ^ A. H. GRAHAM Unemployinent Compensation. HENRY KENDALL Insane...... DAVID A. YouNp, M.D. Veteraris H; L. JOHNSON Insurance ...... WILLIAM P. HobOES Water Resources...... ^ ...... W. H. RILEY Labor-....; ...... FORREST H. SHUFORD Welfare...... ;ELLEN WINSTON Wild Life Resources Commission .CLYDE PATTON •AsofOctobcr 1,1948 Workmen's Compensation .T. A. WILSON
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N NORTH DAKOTA '«S
Nickname. The Sioux State Bird Meadowlark Motto ..'..•. Liberty and Union, Now and Forever, Song .North Dakota Hymn Otie and Inseparable Entered the Union..November 2,1889 -Floi^ier . ..Wild Prairie Rose
OFFICERS NORTH DAKOTA Governor...... FRED G. AAND^HL SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor.,... .0. P. DAHL Chief Justice' W, L. NUESSLE Secretary of State THOMAS HALL Four Associate Judges Term. ? Ten years Attorney General. WALLACE E. WARNER Eldctcd by popular vote State Treasurer . ,... ALBERT JACOBSON State Auditor BERTA E. BAKER
LEGISLATURE Senatoi? Representatives Term Regular Session • D...... 2 D, 2' Senate... 4'yckrs Tuesday after first Monday in January^ R...... 47 R... Ill House. ..2 years biennially in odd years. Length: 60 days Total...... 49 Total. .113 :
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Senate Members . House Members * JOHN CONRAD Ei J. LANGLEY, Chairman E. H. BRANT < WALTER BUBEL ORRIS G! NOJJJ3HOUGEN VERNON M. JOHNSON R. H. LYNCH ' MANFRED R. OHNSTAD CARROLL E. DAY » ARLAN STAIR . W. M. SMART Secretary: JOSEPH A. DONAHUE
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General.. .5.. HEBER L. EDWARDS Library (Archives and History)... .RUSSELL.REID Aeronautics (Acting)?.'...... HAROLD G. VAVRA Library (Law).,..,... J^ ...... E. J. TAYLOR Agriculture and Labor .MATH DAHL Library (State) HAZEL WEBSTER BYRNES Audit. .'...... BERTA E. BAKER Liquor Control .'...-. .H. W. SWENSON Banking. JOHN A. GRAHAM Mines; .'...... G. B. EASTON Budget...... X. ... TARGIE-TRYDAHL Motor Vehicles HVacancy). Conservation...... ,. .*... .FRED G. AANDAHL Parks .. .RUSSELL REID Corporations...... THOMAS HALL Parole ; ...... AJRT VANDAL Education?". . . ../...... ;;.. .G. B, NORDRUM Police B. M. KLEIN Employment Servjc^,. CARL F. FRYHLINO Printing L. C. MILLER Equalization of Assessments;...... JOHN GRAY Public Utilities S.S. MCDONALD Fire Marshal...... H..R, HANDTMANN Purchasing...... r-T% ^-..-.-; G;-B.->EiiMUNDsbN Fish and Game. .. H. R. MORGAN Railroads. ;, .':.•...;. .*. -.. .-.S.S. MCDO^JJALD "Forestry. ..'.\., ."T7T . •;..,..;.'.... C. N. NELSON Securities...... -.'-. R. S. SEE Geology. WiLsoiv M. LAIRD Taxatipn..., JOHN GRAY Health...... :...... RUSSELL 6. SAXVIK, M.Di Unemployment Compensation (Acting) Highways N. O. JONES ...... 1^ ...',...... MARTIN N. GRONVOLrf Insane A. M- FISHEFC', M.D!; Veterans ...... -... .FLOYD HENDEP.SON Insurance,...;...... ;.. . drro KRUEGER Water Resources... J. J. WALSH Welfare...... ^...: CARLYLE D. ONSRUD \ •Ai of October ,1,1948 Workmen's Compensation. B. M. RYA'N
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^ OHIO VSJ.^-;. ^ Nickname .The Buckeye State Bird Cardinal Motto. (None) Song (Several unofficial). Flower Scarlet Carnation Entered the Union. .February 19,1803
OFFICERS OHIO Governor...... FRANK J. LAUSCHE SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor. .GEORGE D. NYE Chief Justice.. CARL V.^EYOANDT SecretaryoFState.CHARLES F. SWEENEY I Six Associate Judges Tarm. A ...... • Six years Attorney General . .HERBERT S. DUFFY . Elected by popular vote ^ State Treasurer .DON EBRIGHT State Auditor JOSEPH T; FERGUSON LEGISLATUR%x . Senators Representatives Term . '''' Regular Session R 14 R 66 Senate, A 2 years First Monday in January, biennially in odd D.. 19 D.... 69 House.. .2 years years. Length: no constitutional limit. Total...'....33 Total 135 • * COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* • Administrative Members, Senate Members House Members DALE DUNIPON, Chairman FRED R. SEIBERT SAM B. NICELY :HudH S. JENKINS FRED G. REINERS WiLUAM H. DEDDENS FRED J. MILUOAN ROSCOE R. WALCUTT LESLIE M. BUROE CHARLES L. SHERWOOD FRED L. ADAMS PAUL L. MCCORMICK HERBERT DEFENBAGHER CARL D. SHEPPARD JOHN F. CANTW^ELL Ex-qfficio Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* " Adjutant General CHESTER W. GOBLE Library (State)...... WALTER BRAHM Advertising....,...., .DANN O. TABOR Liquor Control.:...... DALE DUNIFON Aeronautics C. E. A. BROWN. Mines ...... ;... STEPHEN WILLIAMS Agriculture. FRANK N. FARNSVVORTHN, Motor Vehicles. : .EDWARD T. FOGO Audit .JOS^H T; FERGUSON ^'Dld Age Assistance ... KARL R.BABB Banking . ^. PAUL A. MFTCHELL Parks • . W. R. WHEELOCK^ Budget. :JoHN M. WILCOXON CHARLEis SHERWOOD Giaims.. ..'. GEORGE H. THOMPSON PERCY t. LOV^RY Conservation.'..... H. A. RIDER { LAV^IENCE^^E. HACKENBERO Corporations ...... JAMES A. HURD Police...... , GEORGE MINGLE Education. , . . .'. CLYDE HISSONG Public Assistance...... HENRY J. ROBINSON Employment Service W. F. LUNSFORD . f /• HARRY M. MILLER Financial Control H. D. DEFENBACHER Public Utilities...... < HAROLD L..MASON Fire Marshal.,..:.. .RAY GILL „ ( PAUL E. WEILAND Fish and Game.....'. E./L. WICKLIFF Public Works...... ,.. .GEORGE B. SOWERS Forestry...... '..' OVID A. AIIJJE'RMAN, Purchcising..., >... .JOHN'H.-HARVEY Geology...... y_._.;. .J. GEORGE W. WHITE-^ "Securities...... :.; JAMES-MERKLE_ —Health. :-.-.-rT"rT^^rrTjOHN-DrPoRTERFIELD, M:D. Taxation...... 7.TC.~E;MORY GtLANDER Highways..;...... ; EARL L. REEB UneiAployment Compensation , ; Insane. .-.;.. CHARLES L. SHERWOOD ...... ;.....; FRANK J. COLLOPY Insurance... .LEE SHIELD Veterans,; ,.V . C. .E. KIRBY Labor ...... a..",...... , WILLIAM J. ROGERS Water Resources. FRANK I^ RASCHIG Library (Archives'and History)...... H. LINDLEY Welfare ...... CHARLES L. SHERWOOD - -library (Law) .... .RAYMOND M. JONES Workmen's Compensation •As of October l,Ji,D48 . \...... ;... GEORGE L'. COPHNBERRY
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• . \ OKLAHOMA "«>.
\ Nickname,.... Sooner State Bird (unofficial) IBobwhitc <9 Motto...... ;.... .Labor Omnia Vincit Song.. .^.,.. .•. Oklahorria: A Toast (Labor Conquers All Things) -A '- . • ' • • • .. . .(i • Entered the Union November 16,1907 Flower. .Mistletoe
OFFICERS -OKLAHOMA Governor.,..,... ROY J. TURNER SUPREME COURT Lieutenant, Governor. .JAMES E. BERRY Chief Justice...... THURMAN S. HURST Secretary of State WILBURN CARTWWGHT Eight Associate Judges Attorney General.MAC Q. WILLIIAMSON Term Six years State Treasurer...... JOHN D. CONNER Elected by popular vote
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1^ d OREGON
Nickname...... The Beaver State Bird...... Western Meadowlark Motto..'. The Union Song Oregon, My Oregon Flower Oregon Grape Entered the Union..February 14,1859
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OFFICERS Y OREGON Governor DOUGLAS MCKAY^ "SWEEME COURT Lieutenant Governor .None Chief Justice...... GEORGE ROSSMAN ^ Secretary of State EARL T. NEWBRY Six Associate Justices Term »...... Sixyears Attorney General. .pEOROE VNT. NEUNER. Elected bjmpopular vote . •. State Treasurer... .WALTER J. PEARSON State Auditor EARL T. NEWBRV LEGISLATURE 4 Senators Representatives Term Regular Session D...;...;. .10 D ...... 11 Senate,. . 4 years Second Monday in January, biennially in R...... 20 R ;.....49 House.. . 2 years odd ye^s. Length: 50 days. Total....:; .30 Total.. 60 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE^ COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members House Members GEORGE K. AIKEN, Chairman CARL ENG^AHL W.W, CHADWICK VICTOR P. MORRIS EUGENE E. MARSH CARL H. FRANCIS GEORGE H. FLAGO (Vacancy) Aiix G. BARRY PAUL E. GURSKE -• IRVING RAND ROBERT C, GILE GEORGE NEUNER PAUL L. PATTERSON FRANK J. "VAN DYKE Ex-officio Honorary Mefnbers: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ADMINISTRATIVE. OFFICERS* Adjutant General THOMAS E. RILEA Lib|ary .(Archives) .DAVTO C. DUNIWAY Advertising...... MANLEY P'. ROBISON Library (Historical Society)., v...... L. POLLARD Aeronautics ...... W. M. BARTLETT Library (Law). E. N, GILLINOHAM Agriculture.. .^ .v.;...;...... E, L. PETERSON Library (State) .ELEANOR STEPHENS Audit ,^.\ ....;; EA^L T. NEWBRY Liquor Control...... /...... ORVAL EATON Banking...... ".. .ARTHUR A. ROGERS Mines;. •.. '.•...... •.. .F. W. LIBBEY Budget ..'...,.•...... GEORGE K. AIKEN Motor Vehicles...... EARL T. NEWBRY Claims...... -. .EARL T. NEWBRY Old Age Assistance...... LOA HOWARD Corporations .MAURICE HUDSON Parks.... ;• .SAMUEL H. BOARDMAN Corrections .ROY H. MILLS Parole...... •. .H. M. 'RANDALL Education ...... REX PUTNAM Personnel. ;...... ROBERT R. JOHNSON Employment Service...... EARL R. LOVELL Planning. JOHN VV. KELLY Equalization qf Assessinents.... .EARL L. FISHER Police...... HAROLD G. MAISON '^ "ire Marshal ;. .SETH B. THOMPSON -Printing. .E. G. HOBBS Fish ;...... '... ARNIE J. SUOMELA Public Utilities...... :.-, .GEORGE H: FLAGO Forestry..':...... - .... ^. S. ROGERS Pur(»iasing,....;. 'r..-...... ROY H. MILLS Game.....,...... FRANK BVWTRE Railroads...... GEORGE H. FLAGO Geology.,...... ,..,...,.. .F. W. LIBBEY Securities...... ;..., ;. .MAURICE HUDSON Health...... /HAROLD M. ERICKSON, M.Ei. Taxation EARL L. FISHER Highways...... !.,...... R. H. BALDOCK Unemployment Compensation..... SILAS GAISER Insane. DONALD WAIR, M!_D., C. E. BATES, M.D. Veterans...... ;.. WILLIAM F. GAARENSTROM Insurance. .'.. SETH B. THOMPSON . Water Resources CHARLES E. STRICKLIN Labor.... ;....,..." W. E. KIMSEY . Welfare..,...: .LOA HOWARD •Aspf October 1, 1944 .-• Workmen's Compensation .,... PAUL E. GURSKE
50 PENNSYLVANIA
Nickname...... The Keystone State" Bird...... Ruffed Grouse Motto... Virtue, Liberty and Independence Song. ,^ ... .j...... ,. No official song Flower;...... MountainLaurel Entered the Union December 12,1787
OFFICERS PENNSYLVANIA Governor. .'•...... JAMES H.^DtrPF SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor . Chief Justice...... GEORGE W. MAXEY .DANIEL STRICKLER Six Associate Judges Secretary of Commonwealth Term...... Twenty-one years...... CHARLEis M. MORRISON Elected by popular vote Secretary of Internal Affairs WM. S. LWENGOOD, JR. - Attorney General ...... THOMAS MCK. CHIDSEY State Treasurer... CHARLES R. BARBER Auditor General. WELDON B. HEYBURN
• /•• LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term • . " Regular Session D ...15 D...... 91 Senate... 4 years \Y Fi'^st First TuesdaTiiesday; in January, biennially in odd R...... 35 R.. .117 House... 2 years • \years. Length: no constitutional limit. Total...... 50 Total ..208 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members House Members ORUS J. MATTHEWS, Chairman WELDON B. HEYBURN (Vacancy) CHARLES M. MORRISON MONTGOMERY F, CROWE (Vacancy) , VVlLUAM S. LrVENGOOD, JR. JACOB W. CARR JAMES E. LovETT WILUAM H. CHESNUT O.J. TALLMAN NORMAN WOOD CHARLES A. BARBER JOHN H. DENT HERBERT P. .SORG.(Acting) Ex-officio Honorary Member: THE GOVERNOR Acting Secretary: MARY E. WRIGHT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General ....;. FIIANK A. WEBER Library (State)...... ALFRED D, KEATOR Aeronautics....'. W. L. ANDERSON Liquor Control .FREDERICK T. GELDER Agriculture .,...... '.,.... MILES HORST Mines...... ,' RICHARD MAIZE Banking...... ;D. EMMERT BRUMBAUGH Motor Vehicles...... ALVING. WALKER. Budget EDWARD B. LOGAN Parks, .MiLFORD BRATTON -Commerce : .ORUS J. MATTHEWS Parole :-r.TT.TT..HENRY C. HILL Corporations EDGAR T. HAMMER Personnel...... , GEORCJE YOUNG Education .....,; .-.FRANCTS B. HAAS Planning ...... ,'^?.,. ., .FRANCIS A. PrrKiN Employment Service A. ALLEN SULCOWE Police C. M. WILHELM Fish^. ..-.....;...... C. A. FRENCH Property and Supplies...... C. M. WOOLWORTH - EbrestryI.J; .1^ .... .^ '•...;., J...... MILO F. .DRAEMEU- JBuhllcAssistance.,_...... •. . .FRANit R. ROBBINS Game.,...... *...... ;.. THOMAS D. FRYE .;Public Utilities..... JOHN SIGGINS, JR. Health NORRIS WISTAR.VAUX, M.D. Purchasing F. CARL ANDERSON Highways ...;...,...... RAY F. SMOCK Revenue (Acting)...... Orro MESSNER Insurance ...... /. .JAMES F. MALONE Securiti^'s...... i;...... RAYMOND A. Cox. Labor, .. .WILLIAM.H. CHESNUT Unemployment Compensation '.. .T. JT^DONAGHY Library (Archives and History).... D. A. CADZOW Veterans..,...... ' WILLIAM E, ZIMMERMAN Library (Law).: , DOUGLAS A. PORTZLINE Welfare.. .CHARLES R; BARBER 'As of October 1, 1948 ,, Workmen's Compensation . .DANIEL G.;MURPHY
51 RHODE ISLAND
Flower...... •...... Violet Nickname. . Little Rhody Song. .jRhode Island Motto. .,. Hope Entered the Union, lay 29,1790
OFFICERS RHODE ISLAND Governor ...... JOHN O. PASTORE;. J SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor ' . Chief Justice. ; EDMUND W. FLYNN ...'...... JOHN S. MCKIERNAN Four Associate Justices Secretary of State. . . .ARMANDH. COTE Term: Until place is"declared vacant by Attorney General.. WILLIAM E. POWERS legislature State Treasurer.RAYMOND H. HAWTKLEY Elected^by both houses of the legislature Director of Finance (Acting) in grand committee ....; HOVVARD A. KENYON Controller. .. .M.JOSEPHGUMMINGS LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term . ;,' Regular Session \ > R.i...... 22 R...... 35 Senate... 2 years First Tuesday in January, annually. D.. . .22 D...... 64 House... 2 years Length: 60 days with pay; peribd maybe Total...... 44 Ind...... 1. extended.' >•-' < , \ Total;..... 100 •\ , COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members House Members EDWARD SOUTHWICK, Secretary WILLIAM J; THOMPSON HERMAN D. FERRARA, WiLUAM C. E. WILCZEK RAYMOND A. MCCABE Chairman REUBEN LiPsoN JOSEPH PEZZULLO JOHN J. WRENN SIDNEY CLIFFORD JAMES J. BRADY WILLIAM E. PovjrERS (Vacancy) ^ HOWARD R. SMART Ex-officio Members: THE GOVERNOR, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General (Acting) JAMES A. MURPHY Insurance GEORGE A. BISSON Advertising (Industry) E. S. WOODMANCY Labor (Actihg)...... JOSEPH T^ CAHIR . Advertising (Recreation)..;.. .. ARMAND H. COTE Library (Archives arid History). . MARY T. QUINN . Aeronautics. ALBERT R. TAVANI Library (Law)...... CLARENCE F. ALLEN " Agriculture (Acting)...... FRANK S. LEAVER Library (State) ; GRACE M. SHERWOOD Audit "..-.... . M. JOSEPH GUMMINGS Liquor Control (Acting)... .. JAMES S.- DANEKER Banking...... ,-.•••.. .ALEX CHMIELEWSKI Motor Vehicles .LAURE B.. LUSSIER Budget...... i... .HOWARD A. KENYON Old Age Assistance (Acting) .ELIZABETH M. SMITH Controller . . . , M. JOSEPH GUMMINGS Parks...... !...... SAMUEL W. SMITH, JR. Conservation FRANK S. LEAVER Personnel.. .CHARLES H; CUSHMAI*,^ Corporations...... ARMAND H. COT£ Planning ,.....-....;...!. ORESTO DISAIA Corrections and Parole. JOSEPH H. HAOAN Police ...... •...... E. RALPH BONAT Education ...... '.-....MICHAEL F. WALSH Port Authority...... CHARLES T. ALGREN Employment Service. . . . .THOMAS H. BRIDE, JR. Public Assistance (Acting) ..ELKABETH M. SMITH , -Equalization of Assessments r J EDWARD L, LEAHY . Public-Utilities .-7-.-.-. -r:-.-. TTHOMAS A. KENNRLLY— Fire Marshal...... E. RALPH BONAT Public Works ORESTQ DISAIA Fish and Game...... EDWARD C. HAYES, JR. Purchasing...... FRANKLYN A. ADAMS Forestry...... SAMUEL-W. SMITH, JR. Securities....".,.'...... ^Louis J. BARRY . Health.;....ir... EDWARD A. MCLAUGHLIN, M.D. Taxation.-...-...... FREDErftcR M. LANGTON Highways.'i'I,..Vx ...;.. .GEORGE H. HENDERSON Unemployment . "' -' Insane...... ';Ms ... . .:...... EDWARD P. REIDY Compensation...... THOMAS H. BRIDE, JR. Welfare,...... EDWARD P. RJEIDY •AJ of October 1, 1048 Workmen's Compensation...... E-1. FRIEDMAN
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Nickname...... ;The Palmetto State Flower.. ;. Yellow Jessamine Motto...... Animis Opibusqae Parati Bird...... ^ .. .Mockingbird (kcady in Soul and Resource) Soi)g.:.. . . . Carolina Tree.. .>> ; .Palmetto Entered ftie Union..... May 23,1788
OFFICERS . SOUTH CAROLINA Govei-nor...... J. STROM THURMOND SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice...... D. GORDON BAKER ...... GEORGE BELL TIMMERMAN Four Associate Justices Secretary of State.... W. P. BLACKWELL Term. .•..'...... !...'..Ten years Attorney General JOHN M; DANIEL Elected by General Assembly State Treasurer. .JEFFB. BATES Comptroller General. E.G. RHODES State Auditor .J. M. SMITH LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term- Regular Session D...... 46 D...... 124 Senate..;4years Second Tuesday in January, annually Total. . .._ . .46 Total. :..;. 124 House-.. .2 years Length: no constitutional.limit.. COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Aduiinistrative Members Senate Members House.Members JOHN M. DANIEL EDCAR A. BROWN, Chairman NATHANIEL W. CABELL .jAMiES E. HUNTERVJR- -^ JAMES B. PRUITT WALTER ,L. MARTIN J. M. SMITH *^ .^^W. BRANTLEY HARVEY CALHOUN THOMAS •(Vacancy) J;~J3, PARLER TRACY J. GAINES (Vacancy) ^j^ L. MARION-^GRESSETTE HUGH R. COLCLOUGH' Ex-qfficio Honorary Member: TH£ GOVERNOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General....,.".. .JAMES G. DOZIER Highways...... CLAUDE R. MCMILLAN Advertising. ;.;.... ; . LOUIS BISHOP Insane. .1. .COYT HAM, fvt.Dr Aeronautics DEXTER C. MARTIN Insurance. .D; D, MURPHY Agriculture ..;... J. ROY Jojips Labor ... . W. FRED PONDER Audit.,.;...,.... ;•./...... ,....'. .J. M. SMII^H Library (Arcliives and History). .. A. S. SALLEY Banking;....:...... ?..... JEFFJB. BATES Library (Law)...... ! J. G. WESTBROOK Budget...... \ .J. M. SMITH Library (State). , : ; .. .JVIRS. VIRGINIA G. MOODY .Clsums...... ": E. G. RHODES Liquor Control. .,; ...... THOMAS M. HOWELL Comptroller ;. .E. C. RHODES Motor Vehicles. .H. R. QUARLES, JR. Conservation. ., A. A. RICHARDSON Old Age Assistance...... A. B. RIVERS Corporations...... ,W. P. BLACKWELL Parks. CHARLES H. FLORY Corrections.. ^...... J. G. TODD Parole. .J. C. TODD Education. ;...... JESSE T. ANDERSON .Planning.. ..:...... ::.:_...... Lotns BISHOP JEmpJp.ymjent„Sitcjurity_Commission._._,...J.J -ioHce.:;!-^.-.,.-.-^-^^-^-^^ -Employment Service...... TWrRHErrliXRLEY "Port AiTfKofity . . . . ,7."!.. ARTHUR'ST. J. SIMONS Equalization of Assessments. J. A CALHOUN, JR. Printing...... B. P.. DAVIESI .Financial Control. , .-i.... .J. STROM THURMOND Public Assistance . . ;•...... A. B. RIVERS Fish and Game A. A. RICHARDSON Public Utilities and Railroads Eb. WIMBERLY Forestry.-,...... ;CHARLES H. FLORY Securities .,..,..•...... ;.. (Vacancy) Geol^g".... .:...... STEPHEN TABER Taxation..;...... ;....,, (Vacancy) Health .BEN F. WYMAN, M.D. Veterans ;. R. STEDMAN SLOAN Welfare...... ,..;...... A. B. RIVERS •As of October* 1,1948 Workmen's Compensation .. .VV. L, DE. PASS, JR.
•. 53 N. SOUTH DAKOTA
Nickname The Coyote State Ringnecked Pheasant Motto. , .... .Under God the People Rule ...... Hail, South Dakota Flower. Pasque Flower Entered the Union November" 2,1889
\ • - OFFICERS SOUTH DAKOTA Governor...... GEORGE T. MICKELSON SUPREME COURT ^ Lieutenant Governor. REX TERRY Pre^ding Judge...... ST. CLAIR SMITH Secretary of State ..... ANNAMAE RHEF Four other judges • All five judges are of equal rank. Attorney General .. .SIGURD ANDERSON- at all times State Treasurer C. E. BUEHLER Term '...... :. Six years Elected by popular vote State Auditor... . .STEVE E. ANDERSON Commissioner of School and . Public Lands...... BERNARD LINN LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term Regular Sessior^ D.. 7 D ...... 11 Senate. ..2 years Tuesday after, first Monday in January, R...... 28 R ....64 House.. .2years biennially in odd years. Length: .60 days. Total...... 35 Total ...75 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative Members Senate Members House Members GEORGE T. MICKELSON DONALD W. BEATY CARL MI'LER STEVE E. ANDERSON, Chairman REX TERRY WILLIAM PEBOER . SIGURD ANDERSON . J. H. LAMMERS JOHN W. DEAHN CLARENCE E. BUEHLER O. J. FETT CHARLES J. LUNDBERO W. R. WILDER SIOUX K. GRIGSBY • G. W. MiLu Ex-officio Honorary Member: THE GOVERNOR; ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General. . . ,• .TED ARNDT Insurance..;...... W. A. MUELLER Advertising ...... ,...... i. A. H. PANKOW Library (Archives and History) ,W. G. ROBINSON Aeronautics ..... -...... L. V. HANSON Library (Law).... v...... FRANCIS PINCKNEY Agriculture .LESLIE V. AUSMAN . Liquor Control...... W.R. WILDER Audit. ..,...... STEVE fi, ANDERSON Mines.-. M. CLAIR SMITH Banking...... :...... VERNE ABEEL Motor Vehicles...... ".... .E. S. GOFF Budget; CHARLES J. DALTHORPE Old Age Assistance. ! 1.;.. J. L. RONEY Claims.....; ^Jl..-. .SIGURD ANDERSON Parks. ....'...... -...... ELMER PETERSON Comptroller .JOHN G. PENNE Parole ...... ;... .J. L. QUINN Corporations...... ;...'..... ANNAMAE RIIFF • Personnel....,...... HOWARD SELVIO Corrections.... .'...... FRED L. FERGUSON Planning.... .•'. ;.....C. F. OVERTON Education ...... i.,...... JOHN HINES Police ...... j .:...... , W, J. GoETZ Employment Service ...... '..: .L. J. BALLOU Printing.... L..; CHARLES J. DALTHOR1>E' JSqi!LaUzalijanjpi.AssessmAnis__,_,_,_,^_.JW._R.:^^ _Pub.lic_Assist.ance,....^._._^._^,_._,_;^_.^,.,. J.X,_RpitEYl:_ Fire Marshal W. A. MUELLER Public Utilities and Railroads ..E. F. NORMAN Fish and Game...... ELMER PETERSON Purchasing ;...... CHARLES j. DALTHORPE Forestry...... !...... ;... ;.F. L ROCKWELL Securities...... • VERNE W. AB.EEL Geology E. P. ROTHROCK Taxation...... ,..,. W. R.: WILDER - Health ;.....,...... G:.J. VAN HEUUETEN Unemployment Compensation. ALAN WILUAMSON ,. Highways .FRANK MrrcHELL. Water Resourdes. . .D. W. LOUGKS Insane,.. ..— .:....'...... F. W. HAAS, M.D. Veterans...:....,..:-.-'. .E, A. JONES Welfare.....> ...... MRS. GRACE MARTIN : •As ofOctobcr 1,1948 Workmen's Compensation .. ,.. .BEN F. MINTER.
54 TENNESSEE
• Nickname i. .The Volunteer State Bird ...... "r> ..... Mockingbird
". ,"•'• . '' •'- .• . •/•• Motto. Agriculture and Commerce Song My Homeland, Tennessee Flower...... y Iris Entered the Union...... June 1,1796
-t OFFICERS •• TENNESSEE >^ Governor..... GORDON BROWNING: SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor, ...... iNone '.Chief Justice ALBERT B. NEIL Secretary of State* .... JOE C. CARR Four Associate Judges Term \ .. :.... .Eightyears Attorney General ROYH. BEELER Elected by popular vote State Treasurer^...... ' G. G. WALLACE State Gomptroller*.. ^... JARED MADDUX
LEGISLATURE . . Senators Representatives Term . Regular Session D...... 28 D...... 77 Senate... 2 years First Monday in January, biennially in odd R.... 4 R...... 19 House.. .2years years.; Length: no linut, but only 75.days Ind. ...• 1. Ind...... 3 with pay. Total..,. ...33 Total...... 99 COMMISSION ON INTERGbVERNMENTAL CdOPERATION** Administrative Members Senate.Member.. House Member WiNFiELD B. HALE, Chairman CARMACK GOCHRAN MCALLEN FOUTCH JOHN A. CHAMBLISS i R.G. KiNKLE . . ' .V. Ex-nfficio Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, SPEAKER OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS** Adjutant General...... GEORGE HILTON BUTLER Labor. ....;.. ." ',. ..W. E.JACOBS Advertising ...... !.. .B. T. GREGORY Library (Archives and History). MRS. J. T. MOORE .'Aeronautics. ...'. .HERBERTFox Library (Law)x...... -.. .DAVID S. LANSDEN Agriculture. ...O. E. VAN CLEAVE Library (State).....'..... MRS. JOHN T. MOORE Audit...... ,JARED J. MADDUX Liquor Control ;•*... .SAM K.. CARSON Banking. .*...... ;. [H. B. CLARKE. Mines; >...... ;J. A. WELCH" Budget ...... STANLEY H. WHITE Motor Vehicles. W. F. CLARK Claims. JOHN E. O'DELL Old Age Assistance MILDRED STOVES Comptrplier. ,,.....;...... JARED MADDUX Parks. ....•...... „. •...... , B. R. ALLISON Conservation .•. .HOWELL BUNTIN Parole...... ,.,...:., l.ilR.' D. GREENLAW Corjporations .:.>.• !... .JOE G. "CARR Personnel...... ,... .BAIN STEWART Corrections...... ;...... W. O. BAIRD, M.D. Planning. .-.;...... HAROLIJ'V. MILLER Education...,.;,..;...... BURGIN E. DOSSETT Police ^...... LYNN BOMAR' Employment Service...... /.PAUL JESSEN Public Assistance ...... MILDRED STOVES . Equalization of Assessments;...... SJK.. CARSON Public Utilities and Railroads. .JOHN C. HAMMER JPira>Marshal.._,4=.-,:^.-._.l.^._jAMEs.J^^ Public Works H. K. MCKINNEY Fish and Game. : .HALLIE HAMM Purchasing..!;...... "."..... ROBERT L. OAKLEY Forestry...... J. O. HAZARD Securities.;...... ^...... T. H. COWDEN Geology H. B. BURWELL Taxation ..'...... SAM KiCARSON Health..;...... R. H. HI.TCHESON , M.D. JJnemployment Compensation...... W. O. HAKE Highways...... , G. W. PHILLIPS vVater Resources...... ,'... HOWELL BUNTIN Insane W. Ol BAIRD, M.D. Veterans.. G. W. STEAOALL Insurance; JAMES M, MCCORMACK Vocational Education. . . .i.^_^.. .G. E. FREEMAN •To be elected by General Assembly in January, 1949 Welfare...... ;...... W. A, SHOAF ^^•Asof October 1, 1948 Workmen's Compensation...'.... .DAVID HANLY
55
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:% Nickname...... The Lone Star State Bird...... ;.; . Mockingbird Motto.,.....;.....,....,. Friendship Song...... TexaSf'Our Texas Flower...... Bluebonnet Entered the Union December 29,1845
OFFICERS TEXAS: :!l_ Governor.^. •.^. .. .BEAUFORD H. JESTER SUPREME COURJT : Lieutenant Qlbvernor. . .ALLAN SHIVERS • Chief Justice."... .jAMfs P. ALEXANDER Secretary onState...... PAUL BROWN Eight Associate Justices Attorney General...... PRICE DANIEI Term. . .Six years ' State Treaiurcr...... JESSE JAMES Elected by popular vote ; State Au^iitor. G. H. GAVNESS Comptroller. .. .GEORGE H. SHEPPARD Gpnunissioner of the • General Land Office. .BASCOU GILES LEGISLATURE 4 Seifiators Representatives. Term ' Regular Session D...,....,..30 D....;....,148 Senate.. .4years Second Tuesday in Ja'^fiuary, biennially in Vacancy...... 1 Vacancy .2 House...2years odd years. Length: noconstitutibnallimit. Total...... 31 Total...... 150 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administi*ative Members Senate Members House Members PRICE DANIEL, Chairman JAMES A-. STANFORD GEORGE O. NOKES, JR. PAUL H. BROVVN FRED HARRIS LLOYD M.GUFFEY HOMER GARRISON BUSTER BROWN S. J. ISAACKS GEORGE BUTLER GRADY HAZLEWOOD ELMER MCVEY DORIS H. CONNERLV GEORGE MOFFETT MRS. RAE FILES STILL Ex-officio Honorary Members: THE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* - Adjutant General.-. K. L.BERRY Labor...... M.,B. MOR&AN Aeronautics.. . . A. W. MEADOWS Library (Archives and History)... .'.H. SMTTHER Agriculture ;-.... .J.^E. MCDONALD Library (Law) FRANCES D. HORTON Banking (Acting) j. M; FALKNER Library (State) FRANCIS H. HENSHAW Budget •> .HALL H. LOGAN Liquor Control...... JOHN Y. LAWHON Comptroller '..".: .GEORGE H. SHEPPARD Motor Vehicles...... ; .DEWITT C. GREER; Conservation ...... E. O. THOMPSON Old Age Assistance...... JOHN H. WINTERS , Corporations...;...,;, 3...... PAUL BROWN Parks. GORDON K. SHEARER Corrections...... O. B, ELLIS Parole AJNER L. LEWIS Education...... L. A. WOODS- Planning...' .HALL H, LoGAi< Employment Commission H. B. CROZIER Police :•.....'.... .HOMER GARRISON, JR. Equalization of Assessments... . G; li. SHEPPARD Printing.. ; HALL H^ LOGAN FinerMarshalTX^ 7~.~"."rTrtrrTTTTTMARviN HALL -Pu^icAssistanccT^^vvT.;... .JOHN H; WINTERS .-H"' Fish and Game...... H. D. DODGEN . Public JJtilities and Railroads .. E. O. THOMPSON Forestry WILLIAM E. WHITE Purchasing, . .Toil DE BERRY • Health...... GEORGE W. COX, M.D. Securities ....'...... ; WILLIAM E. STAPP Highways...... ;...... '.DEWITT C.^GREER Taxation...... GEORGE H. SHEPPXRD Insane... ;...... T.B. WARDEN Unemployment Compensation .. .»H. B. CROZIER Insurance GEORGE B. BtrrtER • Veterans .JAMES .G. JONES Water Resources...... E. V. SPENCE Welfare...... '...... JOHN H. WINTERS •As of October 1, 1948 . Workmen's Compensation...... JOHN W. LAUID
56 'KJ^^~~i-~ „'« UTAH
Nickname...... The Beehive State Bird (unofficial) . . .Seagull Motto...... Jndmtry \ " • • ^ '.•••' Song. . Utah, We Love Thee Flower ,...... '.... Sego Lily Entered the Union. . .January 4,1896 Tree ;.. .Blue Spruce
. . OFFICERS UTAH ^V. Governor. J. BRACKEN LEE SUPREME COURT Lieutenant Governor -^.. None Cfiief Justice . ROGER I. MCDONOUGH Four Associate Justices Secretary of State .HEBER BENNIOS, JR. Term . . .;...... ; . Ten year^ Attbrney General. CLINTON D. VERNON V , Elected, by popular vote " State Treasurer... .FERRELL H. ADAMS State Auditor...... V.REEsfi M. REESE •s. / / :• ". '••••-•• . LEGISLATURE .. . Senators Representatives Term "; . Regular Session D... •;...... 12 D.....:.....43 Senate. .',4 years Second Monday in January, biennially in R...... 11 R;....':.. ...17 House.. .2years ; odd years. Length: 60 days.' Total...... 23 Total...... 60 COMAilTTEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION* Administrative "Member Senate Members r-. House Merhbers .FRANK H. JoNAB WARD G. HoLBRobk, Vice-Chairman RENDELL N. MABEY, Chairman H. GRANT VEST FRANK BONACCI Citizen, Members ORRICE G. MCSHANE . DAVID K. HoLTHER QUAYLE GAliNON, JR. ELIAS L. DAY WILLIAM L. WARNER STANLEY N. CHILD .SOL J. .SELVIN JOHN A. MURCH ' Director, LEWIS H. LLOYD
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS'^ Acljutant General,.:. .v. \. ! J. WALLACE WEST Labor...... DAN EDWARDS Advertising .....;...... RULON S. HO WELLS Library (Archives and History).. . .L. E. YOUNG Aeronautics...... JOSEPH BE^GIN Library. (Law and State) L. M. CUM^JUNGS Agriculture...... TRACY R*'WELLING Liquor Control ....*..... LA\yRENCE A. JOHNSON Banking...... :...... J. M. KNAPP Mines...... ;...... RICHARD H. DALRYMPLE Budget.: ..;.. T. J. MIDGLEY MptGr Vehicles...... ^'f;;; .ALLAN ROGERS Claims : .. .HEBER L BODEN Old Age Assistance ...... PHILO T. FARNSWORTH Conservation. .>. ; ... .ED. H. WATSON Parks ...... :\....'.'. AARON W. TRACY Corporations i."..:...... HEBER "BENNION, JR. Parole...... ,..'...... OSCAR E. LOWDER Corrections ;...... HERBERT'A. SNOW Personnel...... , ...J. WALDO PARRY Education..."....',...... E. ALL^ BATEMAN Planning,...... AARON W. TRACY Employment Service...... -.. .JOSCTH MAYER Police:..,...... ;.:,...'. .T.L.Dow., Equalization of Assessments.. .., ELISHA WARNER Printing ,.,...... J. H. HOLBERRY' Finance".;...... ,. ..JERROLD BEESLEY Public Assistance ; -. .PHILO T. FARNSWORTH Fire Marshal...... J; WHITNEY FLOYD Public Utilities arid Railroads D. HAGKING Fish and Game;..;....,...... :.. R. L. TuRPiN Purchasing ...... ; .J. H. HOLBERRY . Forestry, •...'.'.... .J. WHITNEY'FLOYD Securities.!...... ;. .LAWTRENCE TAYLOR Health. J...! .WELBY W. BXGELOW, M.D. Taxation....;.. ... '...... R. E. JEiAMUtOND Highways;:. ,.. RAY H. LEAVITT Uneroploymerit Compensation . .B. L. FLANAGAN Iiisanc..: .OWEN P. HENINGER, M.D. Veterans,,..;...... E; T, O'BRIEN \ Insurance...... OSCAR W. CARLSON Water Resources ;... .:...... ED. H.. WATSON Welfare . V...... »...... PHILO T. FARNSWORTH •Aa of October 1, 19,48 Workmen's Conapensatioh. H^EREDEOAN;
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Nickname.The Green Mountain State Bird;...... ; Hermit Tlirush Motto...... ;...... Friedom and Unity • Flower...... — ..'... .Red Cl(^yer Entered the Union .:...Marc h 4, .1791
OFFICERS ; ^1 , . VERMONT \ "v' Governor.....,/..;.ERNEST W. GIBSON SUPREME COURT - Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice.... SHERMAN. R. MOULTON ...•..':':... .P..., HAROLD J. ARTHUR Four Associate Justices , Secretary of State Terra.. 7 Two years ' •: ; . HOWARD .L. ARMSTRONG • Eleded by-legislature; . ' ['i.(Attorney General.. CLIFTON G. PARKER State Treasurer...... LEVI R. KELLEY '" ' State Auciitor. . ... DAVID V. ANDERSON
LEGISLATURE *:. Senators Representatives Term "^ • . ' ' Regular Sessioh D^ ;:.. :4 D..-^...... 33 Senate... 2 yearis Wednesday after first Monday in. January, R...... 24 R...... 204 House... 2 years biennially in odd years. Length: no consti- Nonpartisan. .2 Nonpartisan. .9 • tutional limit. (Total...... 30 Total...... 246 COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATIOJ^* , •Administrative Members Senate Members House Members - GLIETON G. PARKER JOHN A. M. HINSMAN, CAaiVman PAUL A. CiiASE ' LEVI R. KELLEY ALLEN M. FLETCHER, JR. J WILLIAM T. SCHWARZ . MuRDock A. CAMPBELL WiLLiAM L; HAMMOND . HERBERT W. WARDEN, JR.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant GeneraL .MURDOCK A; CAMPBELL Labor ; .'.HOWARD E. ARMSTRONG Advertising...... HAROLD W.CHADWICK Library (Archives Aeronautics...... EbWARD, KNAPP and.History, Law, State).... t. .H. J. CONANT Agriculture...... ;;...... STANLEY JUDD Liquor- Control (Vacancy) Audit...... '... DAVID .V. ANDERSON Mines....,.....;...... CHARLES DOLL Banking j^^i ...... DONALD HEMENVVAY Motor Vehicles.. i;...... H. ELMER MARSH Budget...... ERNEST W. GIBSON .Old Ag'c Assistance...... J. ARTHUR SIMPSON: .. Clainis .DAVID V. ANDERSON Parks...... PERRY H. MERRILL fii' Comptroller ..".;.."..,...... LEVI R. KELLEY Parole ...!,.,..' ERNEST W. GIBSON Corporations..... i. i.. HELEN E. BURBANK ^Personnel...... ERNEST W. GIBSON Corrections...... ;. .TIMOTHY C. DALE Planning...... HARR^ON FOWLER Education i. RALPHJEJINOBLE Police.; ;MERRITT A. EDSON Employment Servic'c".-..... E. REYNOLD JoJiNsbN Prin?ting...... :-./...... FRANK FREE Equalizationdf Assessments. .GEORGE.H. AMilpoN Public Utilities and Railroads. .; .JAMES HOLDEN ^ Fire Marshaf...... MERRrrt A. EDSON Purchasing...... FRANK FREE Fish iand Game...... ''.... GEORGE WM. D^VIS Securities ^.,.....,. CHARLES E. BURNS V Forestry.....>;...... ^.. PERRY H. MERRILL Taxation...... '...... ;. GEORGE H. AMIDON Geology..- T...... , .^ .... CHARLES DOLL Unemployment Compensation...:HENRY MILNE . ^Health...... ;, .R.JB..AIKEN,M.D. University...... ;...... :... .JOHN S. MILUS Highways....; .^ .HUBERT E. SARGENT Veterans ...... ALEXANDER J. SMITH Insane...... V;. .TIMOTHY C. DALE Water Resources...... ': PHILIP SHUTTER Insurance...... :. DONALD HEMENWAY Welfare. ,t •... .W. ARTHUR SIMPSON 'As of October 1, 1948. ,'. ; ,: Workman's Compensation .... H. E. ARMSTRONG
58 ^: VIRGINIA t:
Nickname i...... TIjc Old Dominiori Bird...... : .None ^•>- Motto.%... :.... .SicSemper Tyramis Song..;.. Carry Me Back to Old Virginny (Thus Ever to Tyrants) Entered the Union. June 25, 1788 Flower. .. . .Dogwood
; OFFICERS . VIF^INlX SUPREte ; ^Governor...... ;... WILLIAM M. TUCK ^ COURT OF APPEALS ' Lieutenant Governor ...... L. PRESTON COLLINS President •. HEI^RY W. HOLT Secretary of the Commonwealth ' Six Associate Justices ' • ...... MRS. THELMA¥.PORDON Term.. .Twelve year? . . Attorney General .... J. L.AiXidND, JR. Chosen by joint vote of both houses of . State Treasurer...... JESSE W.-DILLON General Assembly . • Auditor of Public Accounts J ...... i.. .J. GORDON BENNETT - •... • •' Comptroller. HENRY G. GILMER / /> '^ ; V LEGISLATURE ' ' V :• Senators Representatives Term . Regular Session D... : ...... 38 D...'.. 92 Senate., .^years Second Wednesday in January, biennially, R...... !... .2 R. ..8 House;. .2years in even years. Length: 60 days. (May be- Xotal. ,, .; . .40 Total, i... ,100 V extended up to 30 days by a >^ vote of ' r members of each house;) . ; ; ' COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE pOOPERATION* Adniinistrativ«rMembers-^ . • Seriate Members House Members • ; C. H. ivtoRRissETTj CAflzrOTan • BEN T. GUNTER HENRY STUART CARTER . ^ ABRAM P. STAPLES , L. M; ROBINETTE " SHIRLEY T. HOLLAND , , C. F, JoYNER, JR. : M. M. LONG . • RALPH L. LINCOLN RAYMOND V. LONG . ROBERT p., NORRIS, JR.' j. MAYNARD MAGRUDER ARTHUR W. JAMES GARLAND GRAY: ^M. lilcH. COLUNS Ex-ojpcio Honorary Member: THE GOVERNOR , ".r^ .... ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General...... S. GARDNER WALLER Library (Archives 'Advertising.... :...... ;.... WM. A. WRIGHT-. and History)..:...... W. J. VAN SCHREEVEN Aeronautics. ALLAN C. PERKINSON Library (Law)...... ; .LLOYD M, RICHARDS Agriculture...'...... •.. -L.'M. WALKER, JR: Library (State) ..,....: RANDOLPII W. CHURCH Audit...... ;....,... .J. GORDON BENNETT Liquor Control...... R. McC, BULLINGTON JBanking...... M; R. MORGAN Mines. ;.. .CREED P. KELLY ^Budget.:...... ^ .. .J. H. BRADFORD Motor Vehicles...... C. F. JOYNER, JR. Claims. ... .,..:...... HENRY G. GILMER Old Age Assistance.....;.... ARTHUR W, JAMES Comptroller....:. (,.... ;, .'.HENRY G. GILMER Parks. , •. RANDOLPH ODELL Conservation:. ..;.!...... VWJLLIAM A. WRIGHT Pga^;ole ;. p^..,... RICHARD W. COPELAND Corporations...... i:. .. W. MARSHALL KING Personnel...... i ^... HARRIS HART Corrections RICE M! YOUELL Planning...... ;..;.. RAYMOND V. LONG Education.... .v.;...... G. TYLER MILLER Police C. W. WOODSON, JR. Eriipibyment Service .FRANK A. CAVEDO Port .Authority...... • .H. V. G. WADE Equalization of Assessments.. C. H. MORRISSETT Printing and Purchasing ..'.... A. B.VGATHRIGHT . Fire Marslral;'.....;.. ^... .SC. S. MULLENS, JR. Public Assistance...... ;'.... .ARTHUR W. JAMES Fish and Game.. ./R.. r .t.-..;. L T. QUINN Public Utilities arid Railroads Forestry.. / .; .•...... ;. GEokoE W. DEAN W. MARSHALL KING Geology...... -.ARTI^UR BEVAN ' Securities . .,....; WILLIAM G. KING Health.;...... v...... L5J. ROPER, M.D. Taxatipn ...... C. H. MORRISSETT Highways. .JAMES A. ANDERSON Unemployment.Coriipensation. J, Q. RHODES,JR.
\f' Insane ,....,...... JOSEP'H E. BARRETT, M.D. Veterans ...... ,.•...NELSON F. RICHARDS Insurance,:...... GEORGE A. BOWLES . Water Resources.;... . :.',. .DONALD S. \^^^JLACE Labor...... JOHN HOPKINS HALLJ JR.'. Welfare...... , ARTHUR WT JAMES • • V^s-pf October 1, 1948. • Workmen's Compensation...... W. F. RoBiNSON
59 V II—
WASHINGTON
Nickname . '.}... The Evergreen State. Bird (unofficial) Willow Goldfinch Motto.;...... ;.. . .Alki (By and By) Song...;...... Washiri^to^ Beloved Flower...... WesternRhododendron Entered the Union November. 11,.1889 /
OFFICEjlS WASHINGTON Governor...... ARTHUR B. L'ANGUE- SUPREME COURT X Lieutenant Governor. VICTOR A. MEYERS CSiief Justice...... CLYDE G. JEFFERS Secretary of State.. ... EARL COE. Eight Associate Judges Term ; Six years Attorney General , .. SMITH TR;OY Elected by popular vote . State Treaisurer. .. .TOM M.ARTIN State Auditor ...... CLIFF YELLE
LEGISLATUR.^1 E X Senators Representatives Term Regular Session ' D... .a9 D...... 67 Senate.. .4 years Second Monday in January, biennially in R. .. R...... 62 House.. i 2 years ...27: odd years. Length:.60 days. • -. Total. Total'...... 99 .'.46 COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE COOPERATIONt ' Members WILLIAM D. SHANNON, C/iaiVman HOVVARD Rotip THOMAS H. BIENZ ' . TED'F. SCHROEDER . GEORGE KINNEAR , HARRY WALL Ex-pfficio Member: CLINTON S. H.'VRLEY • Secretary: CHARLES E. JOHNS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General. ENSLEY M. LLEVCTILLYN Labor. ;... .EARL N. ANDERSON Advertising ;.....; ...;.... FRANK A. STEWART Library (Archives)..../. .\ .JACK BALLEW Aeronautics... .\ ... ?.•...... JOSEPH .P. ADAMS ..Library (Law).,.. •...... "...MARK.H. WIGHT Agriculture. ;'. FRED J. MARTIN Library (State and History) : Audit. CLIFF YELLE •••••. CARMA R. ZIMMERMAN Banking. ;...... WALTER JOHNSON Liquor Control LUTHER E*. GREGORY Budget...... «,.....:.;,;. .JOSEPH J. PACHOT Mines. .-.., .SHELDON L. GLOVER Claims...;...... ,..... CLIFF YELLE Motor Vehicles.;:.;;.. ...GEORGE C. STARL6ND Conservation...... „.FRANK, A. STEWART Old Age Assistance.... .KATHRVW E. MALSTROM Corporations "... RAY J. YEOMAN Parks (Acting)...... -...... J. L. CHAMBERS Cori;ectipns...... JACK BALLEW Parole JOHN J. QUINE .Education...;. ... .MRS. PEARL A. WANAMAKER Police...... H. W.-ALGEO Employment Service.... .*...... JOHN D. DAVIS Printing...... KEN TURAY Equalization of Assessments.. .H. H. HENNEFORD Public Assistance.,.... .KATHRYN E. MALSTROM Financial Control. ;. .-.JACK BALLEW' Public Utilities...... ANDREWJ. ZIMMERMAN Fiijir Marshal...... '. . .WILLIAM A. SuLLivAN Public Works...... ANDREWJ. ZIMMERMAN Fish and Game ...;...... -. .DON W. CLARKE Purchasing..,..:...... FRANK A. POKSWIN Forestry: • -T. S, GOODYEAR Securities...... ,...-.... .RUSSELL H. FLUENT Geology. ,..'.- SHELDON S. GLOVER Tzixation...... H. H. HENNEFORD Health'T?...... ARTHUR, L. RING'LE, M.D. '• Transportation...... *..»..PAUL REVELLE Highway...... CLARENCE SHAIN Unemployment Comjxinsatiohi . .JOHN D. PAVIS Institutions...... JACK BALLEW Veterans...... ,.,. .JOHN L. SLAVENBURG Insurance. .W. A. SULLIVAN Water Resources...... ROD^IEY RYKER Welfare...... i .KATHRVN E, MALSTROM •As of October!, 1948, "^Workmen's Compensation.. .EARL N. J^NDERSON
60
.0^ ^\^ST VIRGINIA /
Nickname...... The Panhandle State Bird (unofficial);.... Tufted Titmouse ^ Motto...... Montani Semper Libert Song (unofficial). : . West Virgmia HilU (Mountaineers Are Always Freemen) Entered the Union.,.'. .June 20,1863 Flower. . Big Rhododendron
^ OFFICERS WEST yiRGINJA SUPREME Governor...... QKEY L. PATTESON COURT OF APPEALS Lieutenant Governor...... ;>None Preisiident...... FREP L. FOX Secretary of State;.... D, PITT O'BRIEN Four Associate Judges ' Term...... Twelveyears >•-• Attorney General. .\ . IRAJ. PARTLOW Elected by popular vote : State Treasurer.. .RICHARD E. TALBOTT State Auditor...... EDG.AR B. Slits
LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Terin Regular Session . ; D....,;;. ...20 D .....v. 78 Senate.. .4 years Second Wednesday in January, biennially R... 12 R.:. .^;....16 House... 2 years in odd years. Length: 60 days. Total, ,32 Total...... 94
COMMISSION ON iKTERSTAtE COOPERATIQN* Administrative Members . , Senate Members . House Members GARI M. ERASURE, Chairman GLENNJACKSQN ROBERT E. ROACH G. H. KOONTZ WALTER S. BURGESS FRANK A. KNIGHT . IRAJ, PARTLOW GLENN TAYLOR . . GEORGE C.JTRUMBO E, L. WORTHINGTON W. BROUGHION JOHNSTON WILLIAM G. PIPER. DENZIL L. G.AINER HARDIN R. WARMER tilfeciL H. UNDERWOOD Ex-officio Honorary MembersrTiiE GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF HOUSE
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* i Adjutant General,.. CHARLES R. FOX l^bor.r...... CH.VRLES SATTLER A.dvertising. ..•...!. . . llOBERT W. MCKINNON rary (Law) . . . : .J. ARTHUR JACKSON Aferonautics .. . ;...... : HUBERT H. STARK Library (State) ...... ;. . . .MRS.R. B. COOK Agriculture...... BLAINE MCLAUGHLIN Liquor Control...... A. K. CANTERBURY Audit...... EDGAR B. SIMS Mines.,. .'I.'.,.:...... ARCH j. ALEXANDER Banking..;..."...., : ;. . . .A. W.VLOCKE Motor Vehicles...... DON MCCLAUGHERTY Budget...... DENZIL L. GAINER Old Age Assistance. .; ...... ;ROEERT F. ROTH Claims.. .^...... ROBERT L. BLAi^D Parks.....;...... WATT POWELL Conservation...... C. F. MCCLINTIC Parole... ". ROBERT M. KNOTT Corporations...... :... C. H. KOONTZ Police i ..; . W.^E. BuRCHETT Corrections...... L ..'' . .. . .JOSEPH Z. TERRELL Printing..:...... /. . . ., . .DON F. FREE.MAN Educafion...... W,.W. TRENT Public Assistance.. .ROBERT F. ROTHS Employment Service. ... • ;. .CABELL S. DAVIS Public Utilities and Railroads. . . .C. E. NEIHKEN Fire Marshal...... 'C. A. R.^PER Purchasing...... CARL R.IGGS Forestry...... ROBERT O. BOWEN Relief...... •'. . /. ^; . . .ROBERTF. ROTH Game and FisH..... ;...;W. R' DEGARMO Securities'. : ...... RCBER,T F. BROWN Geology...... PAUL'H. PRICE Taxation!:'...... :..'.*. .CLARENCE H. KOONTZ Health...... *. NEWMAN H. DYER, M.D. Unemployment Conipcii^a^tion. .GABELL S.DAVIS Highways...... •...... RAY CAVENDISH Veterans.. .T. H. McGovRAN Insane. ...,.. .J'OSEPH Z. TERRELL • Water'Resources .. C- F. MCCLINTIG , Insurance...'.-...... RoBEiRT S. BUTLER Welfare...... ;.;:.....: ^ . ,. ROBERT F. ROTH •rf 'As of October 1, 1948. Workmen's Compensation.; . E..B. PENNYBACKER
61. s WISGONSIN •' )•
Nickname...... The Badger State Bird (unofficial),.,, ,.;. Robin Motto...... ,-... .Forward Song. .*.....'..... (Several unofficial) Flower (unofficial)...... Violet J^ Entered the Union,... .May 29,1848 A I ip
OFFICERS WISCONSIN Governor OSCAR A. RENNEBOHM SUPREME COURT Lieutemant Governor. GEORGE M. SMITH Chief Justice.,.MARVIN B. ROSENBERRY ' Six Associate Justices , ^ Secretary of State.. FRED R. ZIMMERMAN Term...... i.. i Ten years Attorney General.TaoMAS E. FAI^CHILD Elected by popular vote State Treasurer.... .WARREN R. SMITH State Auditor:...... J. JAY KELIHER LEGISLATURE • '' •• . * ' , ••• " Senators Representatives Term . Regular Sessiori D;...... 4 D...... 26 Senate.. .4 years Second Wednesday in January, biennially R. ... is R .....74 ; House... 2 years in odd years. Length: no constitutional Vacancy.... ; 1 Total...;.. 100 limit. / Total. . 33 ^"-^ COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION^ Administrative Members Senate Members Assembly Members . FRANK N. GRAASS,; iS^cre/ar)! WARREN P. ELNOWLES, CAaiV/nan ALFRED R. LIJDVIGSEN HOWARD Fi OHM " FOSTER B,'PORTER SELMER W. GUNDERSON M. W. TORKELSON ERNEST A. HEDEN GEORGE J. WOERTH. ' • Ex-qfficio Honorary Member: THE GoYERHOK ' . ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS'^ / . Adjutant General....., .;••»... .JOHN F. MULLEN Labor...... VOYTA WRABETZ Advertising. ,...... ;".J, H. H. AL^ANDER Library (Archives)...... CLIFFORD ,L, LORD Aeronautics...... '... .LESTER MAITLAND Library (State Law).... GILSON G. GLASIER Agriculture.,.;..,..'...... MILTON H. BUTTON Library Commission .: .G. B. LESTER Audit...... i ,J. JAY KEUHER Liquor Control. .^ .."... .DAVID H. PRICHARD Banking...... GUERDON F. MATTHEWS Mines...... -,...... E. F. BEAN Budget and Accounts. ':... E. G. GIESSEL Motor Vehicles...... iB. L. MARCUS Claims.— ...... J.JAY KELIHER Old Age Assistance...... 'TGEORGE M.'KEITH Conservation...... ,....; ^...... E. F.SWIFT Parks. . C. L. HARRINGTON Corporations...... HERBERT E. WHIPPLE Parole (Acting).... i .. .DELMAR HUEBNER Corrections....,...... PAUL YOUNT Personnel...... i.; A. J. OPSTEDAL Education...... :...;...... JOHN CALLAHAN Planning...... M.W. TORKELSON Employment Service. .HARRY LIPPART Police...... HOMER G.' BELL Equalization of Assessments...... A. E. WEGNEW Printing...... DON M. LEICHT Fire Marshal J°"^ ^' SONDERECGER Public Assistance...... GEORGE M. KEFTH Fish...... ^ ...... EDWARD SCHNEBERGER Public Utilities and Railroads,... .L. H. ASHLEY Forestry...... C. L. HARRINGTON Purchasing ...... '. ..,;...... F. X. RiroER Gam<5— WILUAM F. GRIMMER Securities • i.... .EDWARD J, SAMP Geology. E.>'F, BEAN Taxation...... ,...... A. E. WEGNER Health;...... CARL N. NEUPERT, M.D. Unemployment Cornp>ensation.P'.A.RAUSHENBUSH Highways ^ .•...... •...... ,. .JAMES R. LAW ms...... ;...... ;>... .GORDON A. HusEBY, Insane... •..'... ;.. .. (Vacancy) Voca'tioiirlip Education.....,..;... G. L, GREIBER ' Irisurancc...... ; .. Jd.HN L, SONDEREGGER Water Resources .;...... H. V. TENNANT Welfare...... :.. .A. W. BAYLEY •As 62 • * ^f^»^ WYOMING Nickname....,.. .The Equality State- Bird. t.;...... i...... Meadowlark Motto. Cedant Arma Togae Song/...... (Two unofficial) ••• (Let Arms Yield to the Gown) '6>' Flower, .Indian Paint Brush Entered the Union....-. .July IQ, 1890 OFFICERS WYOMING • ••••••••. \. • • • •.•,••••. Governor.;..?...... A. G. CRANEI SUPREME COURT •Lieutenant Governor...... None Chief Justice. WM*A. RiNER Sesretary of State..'...... A. G. CRANE . Two Associate Justices, • Attorney General.. • • NOR.MAN B. GRAY Term. ;.'....,...... Eight years State Auditor EVERETT T. COPENHAVER •Elected by popular vote • State Treasurer...... G. Ji ROGERS Superintendent of Public Instruction EDNA' B. STOLT ^Filling unexpired term ojgovernor Lester Hunt, elected to U. S, Senate LEGISLATURE .: \^ , Senators Representatives Term Regular Session - D ...... 9 D...... ,.28 Senate.. .4years Second Tuesday in January, biennially in R...... ;i8 R. ;...... 28 House.. .2 years odd years. Length: 40 days. ' "'X Total 27 Total. .(•!. .V.56 COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION* ^Administrative Members Senate Members House Members LE.STER G. HUNT * F. VV. BARTLINO J. VERNE HOFFMAN NORMAN B. GRAY, Chairman GEORGE A. CROSS DAVID FOOTE, SR. . RODNEY BARRUS ?i GEORGE BURKE. ' M. B. WALKER ZAN LEWIS , ,"' •CHAS. B. CHITTIM LOUIS • BOSCHETTO L. G. BISHOP N. V, KURTZ J. ROBERT HAMBLIN Ex-officio Horiorary Members: Tim GOVEKHOR, PRESIDENT OF SENATE, SPEAKER OF. HOUSE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant General • R.X. ESMAY 'Library (Archives apd History).M. A. MCGRATH Advertising...... H. D. ANDERSON Library (Law and State)...... M. A. MCGRATH Aeronautics...... :...... C. K. FAUGHT Liquor. Control...... '...... '.... EARL WRIGHT Agriculture... .^ . .<9...... GEORGE HARSTON Mines iHucH MCLEOD Audit...... ;... E\rERETT T. COPENH.A.VER Motor Vehicles .. ...:,xfv:U ^. .. DR. A- G.^RANE • Banking.... .NORRIS E. HARTWELL Old Age Assistance...... ED SCHUNEMAN" Budget..; .LESTER G. HUNT Parole.-..,...... NORMAN G. BAILLE Claims. EVERETT T, COPENHAVER Planning...... «...... EARL LLOYD Comptroller...... EVERETT T. COPE>(H.\VER Police..:...... ,...... ! W. R. BRADLEY Conservation. GERALD J..KELLOGG Printing. ...'...... E. C. ROTHWELL Corporations ...... DR. A. G. CRANE Public Assistance...... ED SCHUNEMAN Corrections..- .... E. C. ROTHVVELL ' Public Utilities. . . '...... EARL BURNS Education..... ,...... EDNA B, STOLT Public Works...... :...... CHARLES MORGAN Employment Service ALVAN HARRIS Purchasing.. ..'...... ,. E. C. RoirnwELL Equalization of Assessments.....; .;.EARL BURNS Railroa'Ss...... :.....:. . EARL BURNS Fish and Game....;...... LESTER BAOLEY Relief. , ...... ,...... ,...,. .... ED JSCHUNEMAN Geology...... ;...... HORACE D. THOMAS'' Securities DR. A. G. CRANE Health.....?...... FRANKLIN D. YOQER, M.D. Ta.xation...... '.. .EARL BUR.NS •Hi^ways...... " ...;.... .J. R. BROMLEY Unemployment Compensation... . . A'i W. HARRIS' Ins«e...... ; .E. C. ROTHWELL Veterans...... R. L. ES.MAY Insurancfe.\ ; .RODNEY BARRUS Vocational Education...... EDNA B. STOLT Water Resources...... ,.. . .EARL LLOY-D Labor.., • V . DAVID ,B> GILFILLAN :. h - .' Welfare .,'...... ;...... ED SCHUNEMAN •Asof October, 1, 194? Workmen's Cdmpehsation..;...... C. J. ROGERS 63 /• I •. \ •• J X ALASKA r Flower (unofficial)... .Forget-me-not Purchased from Russia by ^ ^ Song, (unofficial).... Alaska, My Alaska . The United States., March 30,1'86T OFFICERS , \ piSTRIGT COURT OF .Governor. ERNEST GRUENING • ALASKA ; Secretary of Alaska- ..Justices ...... LLEU'ELLYN M. WILLIAMS 1st Division. , ;.;... GEORGE VV. FOJ-TA Attorney General ^ . RAUH J. RIVERS 2nd Division ..'.... JOSEPH W. KEHOE Treasurer...... OSCAR;G. OLSOM Src^Division. .... ANTHPNY.J.,DIMOND 4th Division...... HARRY E. PRATT • 'Successor J. Gerald Williams will take ofBce .April 1, 1949.; Term. . .v.. ,. . .. i...... Four years Appointed by the President of The United States LEGISLATURE Senators •Representatives. ReguTar Session D...... :8 .b:...v....,.i9 Fourth Monday in January in odd yelars. 'R.....:... ..8 R. ...v;..... 5 Length: 60 days. Total..,.:. .16 Total...... 24 / ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Aeronautics..,...'...;;... -.WILLIAM E. HIXON Lfbrary (^ohives)...... EDWARD KEITHAHN . Agriculture...... _.....:...... GEORGE W. GASSER Library (Law).'...... RALPH J. RISERS Audit.. •; .FRANK A. BOYLE Mines.- .... :':•', .^...... B. D. STEWART Banking...... , ...... OSCAR G. OLSON Motor Vehicles....-.,.. .1 .. M, P. MULLANEY Corporations...... ;. .f;... •... .FRANK A. BOYLE Old Age Assistance . .RUSSELL G. MAYNARD Education ...... '.'..;;../.. JAMES G, RYAN Parks...'...... ,,.. .-,.•. ...FRANK T. BEEN Employment Service. .•. :'.. .ARTHUR A. HEDGES, Planning...... (Vacancy) Fish and Game....; ...... 'CLARENCE RkoDE Police.. . .FRANK METCALF Forestry...... ;...... B. FRANK HEINTZLEMAN Public Assistanqe . -...... '. RUSSEI^L G. MAYNARD Health,..:...!..... 0. EARL ALBRECHT, M.D, Public \yorks.. ; ...... j ! ... ..:FRANK METCALF^ Highjways...... ;...... FIIANK METCALF Taxation. .M, P. MULLANEY Insurance...... ;...... FRANK W. BOYLE Unerriployment Compensation.. .R.. E. SHELDON Labor;...... HENRY A. BENSON Veterans... \,.^. . .'...... ,...... NORMAN HALEY Welfare...... ,...... ;.RUSSELL G. MAv;ffARD •As of October 1, 1948. Workmen's Compensation. .'...HENRY A. BENSON /• .r • .e*>> •»•. 64 HAWAII r •• Nickname..... Paradise of the Pacific Flower...... '...;., . . .. .Hibiscus Motto..... t/a Mau KeEaO KaAina ^ IKa Pom Song :'...... \ . . Hawaii Ponpi I (The G rowth of the 'Land is Entered into Union. ..July 9^1898 Perpcfu ited by Righteousness) .-*^ ,"* OFFICERS SUPREME COURT OF, -• •' . / " • •» -_ • • . HAWAII Goveenbr....,.. INGRAM M, STAINBACK Secreiaryof State...... OREN E.-LoNp ustice...... SAMUEL B. KEMP Two Associate Justices Attorney General.W. D. ACKERMAN, JR. • • , "* ••. • .Terna. Four years Appointed by the President of the United States . r^v LEGISLATURE Senators A Representatives Term Regular Session ' D...... 6 D;. ..S...... lO: Senate;. A years Third Wednesday in February in odd years., R.. ..:«..') R...... 20 House... 2 years Length: 60 days.'^but.governor may extend Total...... 15 ^ Total..;....30 for 30 days. (!^ DMINISTRATIVE, OFFICERS* Adjutant General FRED W. MAKINNEY Library (Law)... . . s...... MARYH. STEVENS Aeronautics . . . GLENN T* BELCHER Library (State).. .MARGARET E. NEWMAN Agriculture...... COLIN G. LENNOX Liquor Control...... ;. .HENRY M. THOMPSON^ Audit... .7.. . . .• JOSEPH DICKSON Motor Vehicles (County Treasurers) Banking , . . . . WiLLUM B, BROVW Old Age Assistance...... NEWTON R, HOLCOMB Budget,.;...... PAUL J. THURSTON Parks i...... /:...; j. E. LYONS Claims ...... PAUL J. THURSTON Parole ...... «.. . ..:;..: A. J. GioNOUX Conservation.. \^, . COLIN G, LENNOX Personnel.'. . ARTHPR A. AKINA, JR. Corporations,. .. WtLUAM B. BROWN Planning .•.-....•. .ROBERT M. BELT . Corrections...... THOMAS B. VANCE Police. . ;;...:.. .\. .DAVID K.TRXSK' Education.;..... W. HAROLD LOPER Public Assistance ...... NVVTON R. HOLCOMB Employment Service .. E. LEIGH STEVENS Public Utilities and _ Equalization of Assessments. ;...... (Vacancy) Railroads J^^*5^ ^^- O'DovyDA Fire Marshal .: WILLIAM B. BROU^N Public Works...... ! ^ROBERT M. BELT Fish and Game .'...... '. .VERNON E. BROCK Purchasing.,...... GEORGE MCCORRISTON _Forestry...... , WILLIAM CROSBY Securities ...... :.:'...... WILLIAM B: BROWN •Geology...,...... , . ... .MAX.CARSON Taxation. .WILLIAM ^ORTHWIGK Health...... CHARLES L. WILBAR, M.D. Unemployment Compensation:.. .HOWARD WHO Highways...... ROBERT M. BELT Veterans VINCENT'GUNTZER Insane...... 1... MARCUS GUENSBERO, M.D. Water Resources. . . ., ;.. FJRED OHRT* Insurance . . . . • -K- ...•..'.. .WILUAM B, BROWW Welfare ...... ,,. ; . NEWTOV K. HOLCOMB^ Labor ..... ••.••'•' • • • • • • . .T .E. B: PETERSON Workmeii's Compensation . : .. WM. M. DOUGLAS Library (Archives jind History).. .. MAUDE JONES •As of October I, 1948 iHonolulu only. Each county has a liciuor commission.appointed by governor.. l , 'Each county also has la police commission appointed by governor. •Board of water ^lupply for city of Honolulu only. . •/. 65 .^•- PUERTO RIGO Became a Territory of The . Song...... ;... .La Borinqueha United States. ...December-10,1898 OFFICERS , SUPREME COURT OF Governor.. ..;.. .LUIS MUNOZ MARIN PUERTO RICO , Executive Secretary Chief Justice MARTIN TRAVIESO .. .;.... .Mrs. HAYDEE F. SAN MIGUEL , Four Associate Judges Attorney General (Acting) Term ...: ...... Life ...... LUIS NEGRON FERNANDEZ . Appointed by the President qf Resident Commissioner for Puerto the United States Rico in the United States ... V...... ANTONIO FERNOS ISERN (S?^-. LEGISLATURE Senators Representatives Term .Regular Session P...... 17 P . 37 Senate.. .4years Second Monday in February of each year, U.R...... 1 House. ...4years House Length:.Until April 15. s...... ;.; .1 L..;,..;..,;.l 19 Total. ,39 Total... ;.. «?i ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Adjutant Gieneral Luis RAUL ESTEVES Insurance...... LORENZOJ. NOA Aeronautics...... SALVADOR V. CARO Labor."...... ; FERNANDO SIERRA BERDECIA Agriculture...... (Vacancy) Library (Archives and History).. . .A. DE HOSTOS 66 -^ 6"--. • VIRGIN ISLANDS .- / '• • • Formerly known aa Danish West Indies. Purchased from Denmark in 1917. GOVERNOR. WILLIAM H. HASTIE .LEGISLATURE, < V There arectv/o Municipal Councils ejected b'y popular franchise. One Municipal Council of seven members enacts all legislation for the islands of St. Thomas and St. John, known as the'Municipality of St. Thomas and St. John. Another Municipal Council of nine members enacts ajl legislation for the island of St. Croix known as the Municipality of St. Croix. These two Councils, sitting in Legislative Assembly once each year upon call of the Governor, or for special sessions upon call either of the Governor or of the Municipal CouncilSj enatt legislation applicable to the Virgin Islands as a whole. The Governor has the veto power but the legislative authorities may pass bills by two-thirds majority over his veto whereupon such bills, if not then approved by the Governor, go to the President of the United States. STATISTICS PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ",.••-•.'... • I • Area-^St. Croix (square miles)...... 82 Legal Status: Public Law 510, 78th Congress— St. Thomas (square: miles)...... 32 Chapter 615 2d Session, 1944 . St. John (square miles). . .^ ... .. 19 Appropriation: $10,028,420 to be expended over Population (estimated 1946)—St» Croix.. .13,000 period of five, years beginning in 1945. St. Thomas 16,200 Activities: Under this law postwar construction St; John;.. :.:....•. 800 projects are' under the direction of the Federal Total Revenue for Territory 1946-47.,. .3598,102 Works Administrator who will undertake numerous Capital, City...... Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas projects for the internal development of the Virgin Islancs. * . 6^ ..•.•• :'.•• • ••, 6 .••'•• ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS* Agriculture ...... ,.., .BEN R. FOSTER Parks.., .;... DONALD >S. BOREHAM 0SCAR:B0UGH ALPHONSE PARAUTICCI Audit...... ?... ,....,;. LOUIS SHULTERBRANDT Police,...... '...... ;'. .EARLE H. CHARLES •LiroVIG CONRAP . GEORGE A. MATTHIAS Budget. ., i ..:... ,,... i...MORRIS F. DE CASTRO •. Printing,...... ALPHONSE A. DONASTORG HARRY E. TAYLOR ..... C. FREDERICK DIXON Fit-c Marshal.. . . .:...... DONALD S.BOREHAM Public Instruction. . . PEARL BYRD LARSEN . ALPHONSO PARALITICCI .... .DONALD ^. BOREHAM Health...... ,...... JOHN S. MOORHEAD Public ^^orks... .. ALPHONSE^ARALITICCI BRIAN T.SHOR^fEY ,... LOUIS SHULTERBRANDT Highways...... '.. .DONALD S. BOREHAM Purchasing...... LUDVIG CONRAD ALPHONSE PARALITICCI Tajcation...... :.. Louis SHULTERBRANPT Insane...... ^ ...... JOHN S. MOORHEAD LyDvio CONRAD .' BRIAN T. SHORNEY • RALPH.DECHA^OT Labor...... ,;.., ...... ROY W, BORNN DARwaN CREQUE Library (Law)...... '.CYRIL MICHAEL Vocational Education^ ..... C. FREDERICK DIXON Library (Public)'. .'.MRS. NINA A. C CORNEIRO '^PEARL BYRD LARSEN Liquor'Contro^. . ::... .WILLIAM H. HASTIE • W^ter RcsouTQes...... DONALD S. BOREHAM Motor Vehicles.":. '.,.;;.... EARLE H. CHARLES . ..ALPHONSO PARALiTiccr^, GEORGE A. MATTTHIAS Welfare. , ...... ROY W. BORNN .STANLEY COULTER Workmen's Compensation, . ..!REGINALD DAVIS •Ai of October 1, 1948. LOUIS BROWN . ''''^i. 67 • •./ •-. / • •/ Rosters of State 0£icials' PRING^IPAL STATE AND TERRITORIAL OFFICERS «r .ii~^ EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Stale . . Governors Lieutenant Governors Attorneys General. . Secretaries of Stale Alabama. ;.. James E. Folsom J, Clarence Inzpr; -•Mbert A. Carmichael" Sibyl Pool . ""T; Arizona.....:... Dan. E.Garvey None- .Fred O. Wilson, Wesley Bolin Arkansas;.-....'. Sid.McMath ' Nathan Gordon Ike Murry C. G. Hall or : California.. . EarJUSVarreu Goodwin J. Knight Fred N.,Howser Frank M. Jordan i " • • • Colorado.'...... wlliam Lee Knous Walter W. Johnson, •• John.W. Metzger ^George J.^Baker . Connecticut.... Chester Bowles \Villiam T. Carroll Williani L. Hadden Mrs. Winifred McDonald' ' Delaware.....:.. Elbert N. Carvel Alexis'diiPont Bayard Albert W. James William J. Storey •Florida...'...... Fuller Warren , :None ' Richard W. Ervin . , R, A. Gray i ' • • • . Georgia. Herman Talmadge \ Marvin Griffin Eugene Cook ^^.^ Ben. W. Fortson, Jr. Idaho C. .•\. Robins . Donald S. Whitehead Robert E. Smylie J. D. Price Illinois Adlai E. Stevenson Sherwood Dixon Ivan A. Elliott . • ' Edward J. Bai^ett Indiana...... Henry F. Schricker (. John A. W'^atkins J, Emmett McManamon Charles F. Fleming - Iowa :...... William S. Beardsley ;K. A. Evans Robert L. Larson Melvin D. Synhofst; Kansas.' Frank Carlson . i'Frank L. Hagaman Ekiward F. Arn . • Larry Ryair • Kentucky ... Earle C. Clements I Lawrence Wetherby A.,E. Funk George .Glenn Hatcher, ' ' Louisiana...... Earl K. Long jWilliam J, Dodd Bdlivar E. Kemp Wade O. Martin, Jr., Maine, i... Frederick G. Payne I None Ralph W. Farris*. Harold I. Gbs.'.* Maryland...... W'm. Preston Lane, Jr. I None ;. Hair Hammond Bertram L. Bco^r, II ;. Massiachusetts.. Paiil A. Dever I Geo. F. Jeff Sullivan-. Francis.E.'Kelly • Edward J. Crcaiii Michigan....-.,. G. Mennen Williams I John W. Connolly Stephen J. Roth F. M. Alger, Jr. '•'• Minnesota...... Luther W. Youngdahl C. Elmer Anderson J: A. A. Burnquist Mike Holm /- '', Mississippi...... Fielding L. Wright Sam Lumpkin Greek L. Rice Heber A. Ladrier ' . Missouri..;..... Forrest Smith James T. Blair,-Jr. J. E.Taylor Walter .H. Toberman ' Montana... John W. Bonner Pa:ul Cannon Arnold H. Olsen ; Sam C.Mitchell Nebraska. Val Peterson v Charles J. Warner James H. Anderson. . Frank Marsh -j Nevada'. , Vail Pittman Cliff Jonc: . . Alan H. Bible . John. Koontz New Hampshire. Sherman Adams i None . • •' Ernest R. D'.-\mours . Enoch D. Fuller* New Jersey,....; Alfred E. Driscoll (None W. D. Van Riper Lloyd B. Marsh. New Mexico..... Thomas J. Mabry .Joseph M. Montoya . Joe L! Martinez Mrs. Alicii Romero New York... .. Thomas E. Dewey Joe-R; Haniley Nathaniel L. Goldstein • Thomas J. Currari - North Carolina.. W'. Kerr Scott H. P. Taylor. : Harry McMullari Thad Eure North Dakota..., Fred G; Aandahl C. P. Dahl ' Wallace E. Warner Thomas Hall Ohio.'. • Frank J. Lausche George D.'Nye - Herbert S. Duffy Charles F. Sweeney Oklahoma.-..... Roy J. Turner James E. Berry . Mac Q. Williamson . Wilbum Cartwright . Oregon.'.....;.. Douglas McKay None ... "••"' eorge W. Neuner Earl T. Newbry Pennsylvania... Jam^s H. Duff >. Daniel Strickler ?homas McK. Chidsey Charles M. Morrison Rhode Island. .. John O. Pastore John S. McKiernan... William E. Powers Armand H. Cot^ South Carolina. ;^J. Strom Thurmond Geo. Bell Timmermaii John M. Daniel ' W. P. Blackwell , , . South Dakota... George T.:Mickelson Rex Terry , . Sigurd Anderson ' Annamae Riiff. Tennessee.'.".... Gordon Browning None • . Roy H. .Beeler Joe C. Carr* P^ Texas...... Beauford H. Jester . Allan Shivers Price Daniel . Paul Brown Utah...... J. Bracken Lee None .. Clinton D, Vernon Heber Bennion, Jr. " Vermont. •;. Ernest W. Gibson Harold J, -Arthur Cliftbn G. Parker Howard L; Armstrong Virginia.; Wifliam M. Tuck . . ' L, 'Preiston Collins J.. Lindsay Aljriond, Jr. Mrs. ThelmaY. Gordon Washington Arthur.B! Langlie .'" Victor A. Meyers Smith Troy EarlS. Co^ ' West Virginia... Okey L.'Patteson None ..•--. Ira J, Partlow ' . D. Pitt O'Brien Wisconsin..,... Oscar A. Rennebohm j .George M; Smith Thomas E. Fairchild Fred R. Zimmerman Wyoming.....'.; A. G,'Crane. None -. Norman B. Gray A. G.cCrane •As of Dec, 31, 1948. To be elected by legislature in January, 1949. ^^ -t ":' > ^ -©. blREGTORY OF STSTE LEGISLATORSv the following rosters of legislators are unofficial for. most states, ana some later revision may be r^equired. The lists, however, are based on careful compilation of election returns up to December 1, 1948. A second 1949 supple- 'ment to The Book of the Stafes, to be issued in July, will cohtain/lists of appointive officers and of elected officials and legislators, with any revisions that may be needed to bring the present directory up to date. -^^ •V ALABAMA WiLLiAii A, (BHIL) BARNETT, FloYence WILLIAM HENRY BEATTY, 1038 Brown-Marx Bldg., Senate .'Birmingham JAMES B. ALLEN, I I2 Court St., Gadsden W.M'^^CK, Fort Payne W.E. BARRETT, AlicevilU J.j. BEtiFORD,Albertville . ALBERT BOUTWELL, 720 Linwood Road, Birmingham, TARVEY W, BENNETT, Anniston -. FORREST G. BRIDGES, jVb/ara/?a GHESTER M. BLACK, -Jasper • T.F.BijRNSiDE,Collirisville L. W. BRANNAN, JR., Fo/iry . • SILAS D. GATER, 819 Felder .ive., Montgomery ' J, W. BRASSELL, .P/^/i:> CiV)' ' - PRESTON G. GLAYTON, Clayton BUNYAN D. BROADWATER, Tanner JAMES S.GGLEMAN, JR., ^a/oo; RoBERTSrH. BROWN, 0/'///^a W, H. CoorER, Brent "^ E. L. BucKNER, Ho/Zy Pom/ KAsKiN FiTE, Hamiilori . HUBERT E, BUSBY, 426 East Fourth St., Montgomery JOHN E. GArrtiER, He^in . • Cr.O:BvsH, J\fofasulga BEN N. GLOVER, Leroy A. K.CALLAnAfif Tuscaloosa G. MAC GotsoN, Fort Deposit S.M..COBB, Camden •. •: •, Vf. A. GvLi-EDGE, Verbena FAVL CoBVRN, Route 2f Tuscumbia yi. G. KARDWICK, P. O. Box ^iZy JDothan B. 1.. COLE, Phenix City. \' C. B. HARVEY, Oneonta \'; • C. B. Cox; Claniqn ' . J. BRUCE HENDERSON, iV/j7/(rrV F^rry. / Z. P, GiiocKER, JR;,- y/^omflj/on ,,/ PAUL J. HOOTON, Roanoke WILLIAM E, DAVIS,/". O. 5OA: 843, ^"«/JwV/(r Ton BLAKE HowLE,/^oi S: J^oble St., Oxford N. G. DENTON, On/on/a ., .J. A.HvGHES, Hdrtford HARLEY M. DoBBS, 7a//arj« •R. G. KENDALL, JR., Evergreen • MILES G. YioBTiS,.Fayette FULLER KsMBRELL, Fayette R. B. DoUGH-fY, Reform. BROUGHTON LAMBERTK, Alexander City GECIL G. DUFFEE, Dadeville JOSEPH N. LANGAN, 1^12 Brown St., Mobile ' LAWRENCE DUMAS, JR., 331 Frank Nelson Bldg., R.J.LOWE, Hunts ville Birmingham * . HENRY H. MIZE, /^o'j-16 Alston Bldg., Tuscaloosa W. E. DYAR, Gm« .i^ .G.j. OWENS, P. 0. Boxy^66, Guntersviile FRANKLIN G. EVANS, Butler A. L. PATTERSON, Phenix City < . ROLAND R. FAULK, Samson DAVID U. PATTON, P. O. Box 366, Athens J.S.GANEY, Talladega T. B.'PERRY, Linden W^Y/. GARRETT, Uriah . s-^ GEORGE P. QVARI^S, 4Sg Lapsley St., Selma A,* G. GEORGE, i2. F. Z). I, jRoano^* ; NOBLE J. RusstLL, 809 Oak St., Decatur WALLACE GIBSON, 927 Frank Nelson Bldg., Birming y. S. SUMMERLIN, Z,uwrn/ i'' harn ' ' . ' ' • ' ° '• .'•'., /i' 'G.R. SWIFT, Atmore ."•, ' • JoHtiF.GiLLis, Grove Hill. . GRAHAM WRIGHT, Ta//flPine Hill JAMES G. AJPAMS, JR., 421 Massey Bldg., Birmingham FRANK L. HAYNES, Hodges 69 70 THE BOOK OF THE STATES FRANK HEAD, Columbiana ' V ARIZONA- Jons W.liovfEi.1., Jacksonville LUTHER INGALLS, Bell Bldg., Montgomery Senate JOHN W.INZER, JR;, Ar/iwY/* C. CLYDE BOLLINGER, Oatman" THOMAS A. JOHNSTON HI, First National Bank CLARENCE L. CARP'ENTER^ Miami Annex, Aiobile FRANK L. CHRISTENSEN, Flagstaff a^- HvGH KAUL; ,130^ Emfiire Bidg., Birmingham RALPH-C. Go WAN, Afc.A'Va/ GBORCZ T.KtiiGWT, Headland ' •_,. JOHN R. FRANKS, Prescoti H.B.LARKOis, Elba : FRED J, FRXTZ, Clifton : * G. KYSER LEONARD, Talladega •' ' - SAMJ; HEAD, Prescott 'FLOURNOY LOVELACE, £wu//on- * JAMES HERRON, JR., Superior . ROY W. MCCLENDON, 5'/uzu;mu/ -' . JOHN E. HUNT, Phoenix . A. J. MCDANAL, JR., ^os/'irr WILLIAM F. KIMBALLJ Tucson GEORGE B. MCDONALD, i?oc^orrf . JOSEPH D. MANsPiELD,:?junja EARL M-MCGOWIN, CAfl/fman. WARNER B. MAtncE, Pima WILLIS L. MCILWAIN, Union Springs JAMES B. MEAD, Tucson v • WALLACE D. MALONE, Dothan, ^ HUBERT O. MERRYWEATHER Tumdcacori' THOMAS M. MARTIN, JR., Plantersville JOHN PiNTEK, Warreri W. L. MARTIN, JR., Euiaw EARL FLATT, St. Johns D. K.MASON, JR., A/anoR CLAY SiMER, Winslow- : G; B. MATHISON, SR.,ylWm//f "ROY D. STONE, Phoenix J. PAUL MEEICS, 2'^'] Frank Nelson Bldg., Birming WILLIAMJA. SvLtwAN. Globe ham >; ^ PELHAM J. MERRILL, 7?!y7/n • House - EDWARD B. (ED) MILLER, Gadsden . CHARISS H. ABELS, Phoenix JNROE MITCHELL, i?. JF. £>. 1, Leesburg .WESLEY T. ALLEN, Bisbee JIAM P. MOLETTE, Orrw7/(f H. C. ARMSTRONG, Tollesdn E. NEisoti, Lineville G.N. BAiiER, Phoenix G.D.NORMAN, Union Springs A. L. BAR.TLETT,Coolidge -';••.' JAMES E. NETTLES, Repton . ' . . . . A. K., BISJAK, CAjno Valley '.- • JOHN S. O'NEAL, Paint Rock RODERT C. BOHANNON, PAoff/HX CHARLES-M. PINKSTON, 20 South Perrj St. • CLARA OSBORNE BoiTzuM, ParArirr. Montgomery / JESSE'L. BoYCE, Williams JOHN H. PINSON, Geiger NEUSON BROWN, Tubac IRA I). PRvrn, Livingston > # ' hzwih R. BURCH, phoenix CHARLES H.RAHIEY, ^A:ron- ' MARVIN L. BURTON, Tucson . j. B. RICHARDSON, Afou?fon . J. H, CALLAN, Litchfield Park E.. L. ROBERTS, Gads/ien . . , / OSCAR COLE, Ajo ',.:.. NEIL ROBINSON, Z^«;n(/«6b^6 J.' M; COMBS, Phoenix : MiMS ROGERS, \F/or«m:e ' L. MAX CONNOLLY, Tempe WILL H. SADLER, JR.,'1316 Corner Bldg., Birming W. L. COOK, Wilcox . - ham ' : " . HAROLD COPP, Miami LEWIS E: SELLERS, JR., .i4/fA:an'^ R.-S. HART, Phoenix . EARL L. TUCKER, Thomasville OLIVER;M. HEFUS,.Tucson ; T. HERMAN VANN, Huntsville ' V. S. HOST£TTER, TiiesoTi. . GEORGE G. WALLACE, Clio '•'•' ' - SIDNEY KARTUSi Phoenix • RAYMOND LANPHAM, D; W. WARD, 0^ , ROBERT MdRROw, Kingman CLAUD LEE GoFFELTi Decflfur W. B. O'MALLEY, PAo«nix HARRY B. COLAY, Magnolia ' VfisaF.,OHG,Pk}enix JOHN E. CRowsi., JR., Greenwood ' ALFRED PAUL, Jiu, Pau( 5/»«r REECE DAMPF, Fo;c v. FRANK G.RoBLEs, TWjon . LLOYD E. DARNELL, Hot Springs. W. .G. RbsENBAUM,/fqyrftfn C. C. DAvis7Ff. Smith . HENRY RUSH, iV«co« PAUL C.'E>AVIS, Summers MARSHALL L. SIMMS, Clifton ROY S. DUNN, Booneville • ' . h.E. STOUZ,'JVinslow . " - . FLOYD EDDLEMAN, Mena « F. W. TiMMERUAN, Phb'enix JAMES EDWARDS, Blytheville R. H. VVALLACE, PWniAT Jous CFiNLEY, Ashdown RONALD WEBITER, Phoenix . . , RoLLA FrrcH, Hindsville . JOHN H. WnaoN, Phoenix EUGENE CECIL; FLEEMAN, Manila HARRY WuiBERW, Phoenix L. E. FOWLER, Newton County FAJ.ON A. FRALEY, Lepanto • -ARKANSAS EMMETTE GATHRIGHT, Ei Dor ado MORRELL GATHRIGHT, PIVKT Bluff ./ Senate JAMES ALVIN GIPSON, ^«n/on DR. W. H. ABtuGTOif, Beebe F. D. GozA, Malvern BOB BAILEY, JR., Russellville FRED C. HARRELSON, Forrest City . JAMES .P. BAKER JR., West.Helena , ''; ROBERT HARVEY, 6u.'J/Von •, J. JjEK BEARDENI Leachville CARL E. HENDRJX, iTora/io GEORGE LAWRENCE BLACKWELL, Pirn Bluff LINDELL-^HILE, MurJreesboTO . OHUZJR C, BuRNSiDE, Lake Village CARROLL C. HdLLENSWdRTH, Warren CLYDEE. BYRD, El Dorado V T. M. HOOKER, JR., Pine Bluff • G. C, CARNES, Stuttgart \ . JACK HORNBUCKLE, AfoMntam Home EDWIN. CASH, Malvern • I '••-, HoYLE HOUSER, JR., Plainview.. J. QRVILLE CHENEY, Calico Rock MAX Hov^LL, Little Rock-^. ^tmV/.CiXiERjSpTingdale J. PXUL'HULSEY, Norman l)R.F.C.CROw,.Hope THURSTON Ai HysLEV, Washington- EDWARD B. DILLON, North Little Rock ALEX J AMES, Tellville ' \ RUSSELL ELROD, Siloam Springs ' .' h DALTON JLNNINGS, Cross Roads^ ;., . ELLIS M. FAGAN, Little Rock CARL JONES,//flrmon -,%''. G. W. FREEMAN, Ozark HOSEA G. LEATHERS, BerryviUe J. PAT GARNER, Fort Smith JOEL Y. LEDBETTER, Little R6ck HOWARD HoLTHOFF, Gould EUGENE LEE-, Clarksville ' ' GUY H. JONES, Conway FLOYD LEE, Waldron WALTER* KiLLouG H, PJ^nn* EDWARD L.ESTER, Hope WINIFRED LAKE, DtfOa^ IRA W. LONG, Morrilton ERNEST MANER, Hot Sphngs J. FORREST E. LONG, Augusta BROOKS MONTGOMERY, Garland R. A. (ALLEN) LYNCH, Tyronza ; GROVERC NANCE, J^ewport . / HARVEY H. MCJALISTER, Cash ERNEST NICHOLSON, ffbrrwon •' TRAVIS MATHIS, Okolona D6^(ALD PoE, M'flWron . HILLMAN H. MAY, Bluff City . LEE REAVES, Hermitage HAL MOODY, Hoxie ; L.AUAR.1J. KoDGERS, West Memphis GOLDEN F. MOORE, Lonoke JERRY L SCREETON, Haz^n JAMES NICHOLS, // IJESUE.W.'.SPV.CK, Frenchman's Bayou. House SAM SuLLivAN, ^irarcy ( CL-^LRENCE TAYLOR, if(?/(rna ; GLENN M. .ANDERSON, y},'] E. 122nd St., Hawthorne DAVE E. THOMPSON, ZrV/Zd-^ofit JOHN D. BADBAGE,- 3290 Pachappa Dr., Riverside DRr.!.W. H. TOLAND, jYojAriV/tf JULIAN.BECK, 636'//a^ar St., San Fernando JA»{ES R. TUDOR, Marshall , . ELWiiNS.BENNETT,9365.iS'«r£'fr^t'i?.,Z,oj/ln5^/?j-22 AUBREY'L. TURNER, Rison WILLIAM CLIFTON BERRY, 3747 20th St., San Fran H!'C. TURNER, FouA^ , cisco^ • : . PAUL VAN DALSEM, P^rr)! I'j7/ I t- ROSTERS OF ST A T^ OFFICIALS 73 . LUTHER H. ABE LINCOLN, 4437 Anderson Ave.f^Oak- STEPHEN L, R. MCNICJIOLS, 732 Cherry St., Denver land • ' ' CHARLES P. MURPHY, i'/^/ffr FRANCIS C. LINDSAY, P, 0. 5OA: 463, ZOOOT/J FRED NORCROSS, 925 12th St., Greeley ..jsa GLENARD P. LIPSCOMB, 43)6 Bfiinswick Ave., Los LA ROY H.PURDY, 656 E.Tale^^Ave., Englewood Angeles 26 ' CURTIS P. RrrcHiE, nor E. 8th St., Pueblo. LLOYD W. LovvREY,7?uwu^_)' ED.WIN A. ROGERS, Westcliffe :. ^,^ FRANK J*UCKEL, 1036 Savoy Sti, San Diego 7 JAMES B.RYAN, i?ocA;>i Forrf ^ JOHN C. LYONS, 705 jV. Robinson St., Los Angeles O. A. SAUNDERS,. i6i5£'ajf 6";., Golden' THOMAS A. MALONEY, 350 Missouri St.,San'Fran- JOHN W. SHAWCROFT, Z,a Jara • ^>^. cisco - . • S.T.TAYLOR, Walsenburg . • ROBERT I. MCCARTHY, 1699 '7'^' ^^''^ '^'?" Fran RoB-ERT A. TtiEOBALD, Breckenridge ' cisco . : DANIEL L J. THORNTON^ Gunnison ? RigHARD H. MCCOLLISTER, 321 Sycamore Ave., BEN VELTRI,- Trinidad • , , ., Mili.Valley .... -^ ED, A. WHITAKERJF/. Co,//jVts- LESTER A. MCMILLAN, 3556K Motor Ave., Los . • • Angeles ' House :. •; T . • . • • ^' •• CHARLES W. ME'^'ERS, 4031 22nd St., San Francisco RiCHAKD ABE, Walsenburg , G. DELBERT MoRRiis, 2308 W. 30/A St., Los Angeles O. C. ABERNETHY, 2,^^O Franklin St., Denver' -: JOHN E. Moss, JR., 2yj2Afarty Way, Sacramento H..N. ARCHAMBAI^T, West Creek' KATHRYN T. NIEHOUSE, ^Q8g Bancro/t'St., San Diego Ti-MofHY H. ARMSTRONG, 2403 g//^ St., Greeley R. FRED PRICE, ^1314 N. Euclid Ave., Upland . TOM, BARKER, C/i/Zon BRUCE V. REAGAN, I 746 Old Grove Rd., Pasadena 8 WAYNfe BEEDE, Lo/na r WILLIAM H, ROSENTHAL, 409 S. Boyle. Ave., Los /HARLEY N. BERRY, i'/^r//«5^ Angeles CHARLES E. BENNETT, 2815 Glencoe St., Denver • WILLIAM BYRON RUMFORD, \ ^00 Stuart St., Berke- LEONARD M. BENTLEY, Cflnon C//;' BE^'QEZOW, ^10 Madison St., Denver MARVIN SHER\MN, HI Pacific Ave., Piedmont ROBERT D. BLACKMAN, 3895 S. S/ierrrian St'.,Ehgle- . JAMES W. SiuAuMi, 2'^& Havuthome St., Salinas wood • •; H. ALLEN SMITH, 1514 Bel Aire Dr., Glendale i . • HENRY BLEDSOE, Cheraw EARL W. STANLEY, 9 Beacon Bay, Balboa Island WARREN Q. BROWN, Springfield : ALBERT I. STEWART, 856 S. EL Molino St., Pasa MARK R.CLAY,//o/cMui- • " dena ^ NORMAN E. COBB, 129 E. 4.th_ Ave., Denve/ VINCENT THOMAS, 1221 Sunside Ave., San Pedro »^GLEM CROWLEY, i^Bg Williams St., Demler JOHN F. THOMPSON, Route 3, Box 468, San Jose- T. H. DAMERONI, 1709 Berkeley Ave., Pueplo STANLEY T. TOMLINSON, 3058 Calle Ros^las, Santa SAUVELJ.EATON, fo^o Logan St., Denver Barbara ; . JERRY FOSTER, Uravan\ . • . ' LAUGHUN E. WATERS, I 163 Four/A Ave., Los Ange ALFRED J. HAMBURG, ^"^10 Winona Ct., Deriver les ^ VICTOR H.^NSON, Walden . '-.^-y A. VJ. WAY, 2602 E St., Eureka - 'E. I; HERRING, La Porte CHARLES M. WEBER, 300 American .Trust Bldg., 'Lo\3^s Y. lAiGEi., R. R. \, Alamosa , Stockton A. O. HILL, 12'i6 Chester St., Aurora R. F. HOBBS, 217 W. Routt St., Pueblo COLdRADG - HORACE H. HOLT,/lAro« ' • JOHN HORSMAN, iS^arAwV/if Senate \ . ,_ RODGER L HOUTCHENS, 1925 loth Ave.,.Greeley . NEAL p. BISHOP, 439 S*. Emerson St., Denver [ •JOHN JOHNSON, Cokedale EDGAR W. BRAY, Redvale , V. H.JoumoN,.Cheyenne Weils .• J. PRICE BRISCOE, Idaho Springs ANDREW D: KELtEY, i^y^^ Vine St., Denver Wu. ALBION CARLSON, 1815 13/A Ave.yGreehy FRANK E.K£NbRicK, JR., Leadville •VERNON A. CHEEVER, 80^ Paseo Blvd., Colorado FRANKV. KENNEDY, Meeker ir Springs • Siii^hEYM. KRAMER, ^•j^2 ^uni St., Denver •ROY CHRYSUEK, 1225 S\ Williams St., Denver 7 ALLIEN B. LAMB, Rt. 2, Box 20i, Greeley DON C. COLLINS, A'lV Carjon . ELLIS P. LUPTON, Georgetown , ^^ PERCY Li CoNKLiN, iS'/fr/i>j^ JOHN D. MACDONALD, 2365 .S". Columbine St., Denver PETER CuLiG, JR„ 2110 iS'/)ruce 5/., Pu^Wo • FAT hlAGiLL, JR., Steamboat Springs CHRISTOPHER F. GUSACK, 530 University Blvd., CARROLL A. NELSON, 104 Trout St., Colorado . Denver Springs ^ ^ ; vEJoNALD P. DuNKLEE, 727 Washington St., Denver FRANCIS P. O'NEILL, 2546 Eudora St., Denver WM. G. GAMBILL, 2IIO Arapahoe St.j Boulder ' ' JAMES S. OGILVIE, Kersey FRANK L. GILL^ Hillrose RoY'E. OWENS, Holyoke . CLIFFORD J. GOBBLE, 45 JV. Qth Ave.j Brighton " WILLIAM L. PADDOCK, 942 Pine St., Boulder - JOHN J. HARPEL, 1560 Downing St., Denver ' S. ]r. PARSONS, La Jara LAWRENCE M. HENRY, 2015 E. 2yd Ave., Denver . ELIZABETH E. RELLETI'Rico • ' TOM KIMBALL, Durango ...... f".r^••—. JOHN O. PHILLIPS, P^/on AVERILL C. JOHNSON, Las Animas f RoscoE PILE, 1374 6'Mf'S'/., Z)^ni'er , . •. ' .ARTHUR H, LAWS, 2242 Elm St.; Denver / MARSJHALL Q.UIAT, 1965 Monaco Parkwdy, Denver HARRY D. MACDONALD, 227 A'. Xevhda Ave.,: J.^MEs BERNARD RADETSKY, I 740 Grove St., Denver Colorado Springs I HERRICK S. ROTH, 360 Madison St., Denver ,. J^:. 74 THE BO OK OF THE STATE^S~ O. B. SCHOOLEY, BriifA . WiLiiATA B. BARNETV,.Lakeville . HACKET SMARTT, Lamar BENJAIUH I...BARKINGER, R. F. D., Brookfield MonTAnAF.&iiiTH, Lake City . ARTHUR BARROWS, Quaker Hill ^' , WALTER R. STALKER, ^irk GEORGE F. BARTLETT, .48 "Highland Terr., Stafford LESLIE R. STEELE, 1054 Grant St., Boulder Sprirtgs ... R. BRt7CE SULLIVAN, Durango •[ ALLEN BARTMAN, Hflrf/ym* MANSUR TINSLEV, 7125 W. iztk Ave., Lakewodd ELI F. BASCO'M, SR., ^ofA/fl// .' WILLIAM H. TYLER, 121 W. yth St., Pueblo FREDERICK J. BATE, West .Cornwall •• OAKLEY WADE, Las Animas JfiROME BEATTY, Roxbury ' ^v. / ARUEM. WARD, Ordway C. ALBERT BECKWITH, Tantic . , • ' , JAS. E. WARD, Monta Vista FRED A. BECK WITH, JViaftc '., CARL K. WEJSSEt^vH, Toder ROBERT J. BENHAM, Washington ].Wii. WELLS, Brighton ALBERT D. BENJAMIN, 7?. F. D. 3, Norwich WM. R. WELSH, JR., 125 W. loth St., Pueblo AiUE BERGERON, Uncasville BILL YERSIU, Burlingtan , FLORIMOND J. BERGERON, 50 Willowbrook St., Willi-' • mantic CONNECTICUT HENRY A. BERTEN, iJ. F. D., Durham L. HORATIO BiGLOv/, Old Lyme Senate ARTHUR. G. BISSELL, Main St., Suffield • - WiLUAM PERRY BARBER, 245 School St., Putnam BEULAH L. BLACKMAN, 5087 Main St., Bridgeport » SAMUEL L. BLAKESLEE, Tyler Lake Heights, Goshen THEODORE BLANCHETTE, Moosup NAPOLEON C. BORTOLAN, 118 Oak St., Witlimantic CHAS. C. BLATCHLEY, R. F. D. 2, Madison • HENRY BRANT, Mw Afilford LOUIS E. BoLDi,.^6Lester St., East Hartford GARRETT BURKITT, SR., 86 Prospect St., Ansonia SHERWOOD G. BOWERS, 75 Deming St., Manchester EowAkD C. CZUPKA, 29 Woodland. Place, Stamford -HAROLD F. BRAMAN, North St., Middlebury WILLIAM H. DALLAS, I^^S Asylum Ave., West Hart' RALPH Q.. BRQLL, iJ. jp. Z). i,Andover,. ford V MICHAEL E. BRUNO, Ridgefield B. FRECT DAMIANI, 45 £yon 5"/., Jiew Haven HENRY T..BuRR\Berlin ; . JOHN J. FANNING, BOX I 7, Baltic JAMES J. BYRNES, V'om/rtf/ JAMES E. FOLEY, 217 Nichol St., New Haveri MARTIN L. CAINE, JR., 282 JV. Main St., Union City RICHARD A. FORESTER, 41 Prospect St., Waterbury CORNELIUS CALDWELL, 280 Caroline^t., Derby ; GEORGi GRISWOLD, Broad Rd., Greenwich FRANK E. CALHOLTN, Cornwall MILTON J. HERMAN, 2209 Main St., Bridgeport ' PAUL R. CAMPBELL, 255 Jefferson St., Hartford CHARLES S. HOUSE, Westland St., 'Manchester - JOHN A: CARINI, So. Glastonbury. WILLIAM JASPERS, i^z Prospect Bd.j East Haven . NELSON L. CARPENTER, Canterbury BENJAMIN LEIPNER, 1^ Elmwood Ave., Bridgeport O. PHELPS CASE. Simsbury . ' . | WILLIAM F. LYNCH, t^ii Howard Ave., New,Haven ALBERT J. CAVANAGH, .K^i7//n^/)'' THOMAS H. MACWHINNEY, Essex WILLIAM. C. CHILD, Woodstock SAMUEL H. MALKAN, 380 Oak St., New Haven CARL V. CHRISTIANSON, iJ. F. D. i. East Hampton FRANK J. :MONCHUN, 1066 Windsor Ave., Windsor GEORGE W. CHRISTOPH, Warehouse Pt. • , • JOHN J. MONNES, Cromwell • , FREDERICK! L. CLARK, 45 Center St., Wethersfield JOSEPH F. MORELLI, 1^^ Columbia St., New Britain ^ GEORGE A] CLARK, 237 Churchhill.Rd.^Bridgeport .CORNELIUS MULVIHILL, JR., 84 Ashley St., Bridge LESLIE P. C^LARKE, Chestnut Hill port BLANCHE M. Co^, Durham OSCAR PETERSON, JR., 1056 North Ave., P. O.^Box . HAROLD M. CLOUGH,. Tolland 16, Stratford • . " RUBIN COHEN, R.F-D. X ^ ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 75 MELVIN M. DICHTER, 105 Bedford St., Stamford BEATRICE JERMAN, Bayberry -.Lane, Westport RAYMOND DONNELLY, R. F. D. i, Putnam HARRY F, JEWETT, R. F. D., ML Carmel WALTER M. DOWNES, Glastonbury HJALMAR JOHNSON, Christtan Hill Rd., Cromwell \ EDITH H. DOWNING, i?. F.D., C/zn/on •• PHILIP H, JONES, JR., R. F. D. 1, Shelton STANLEY H. DOWNS, R. F. D. 2, New Haven 15 • FRANK L. JosuNj {y«(H^iY/ingfon WiLhiAM J. DvNLAP,i$ Webster St., Roikville JOSEPH F, KABARA, j^/oorfw GILBERT.P. EAGAN, 258 S, Main'^St., Deep River HARRY W.KAEMPFFE, /?. F. D. 4J Norwich- E. WELLES EDDY, 679 Willard Ave^, Newington FRAtiKKAmtiSKY, 42 Mill Creek Rd.,Branford GEORGE F. ENES, P. 0. Box 5, Wapping EDWARD KANE, Crescent St., Deep River GEORGE L. FARNHAM, Old Mystic . EMIL KARBONIC, 37 Williams. St., New Britain STEVEN F. FEDUS, /?. F. D. 4, Colchester JOHN M. KARLAKJ^J Meadow St., Seymour .. GEORGE J. FINN, JR., 46 Cliff Ave., Shelton M/UiY C. KENNEY,, 346 Main St., New Britain • FLORENCE D, FINNEY, 569 Post Rd.^ Cos Cob WILLIAM B. KESER,. 10 jBflr//?//4"/., Por//W LOUIS J. FIONDELLA, 32 Rourke Ave., Southington DIMILL L.KINNIE, 250 Post Rd., Fairfield EDWARD B, FLACG, East Hartland MAYNARD J. KIRBY, G/ojgo DANIEL C, FLYNN, iSS^ Asylum Ave., West Hartford CHARLES R. KIRCHBERGER, it F. D., Thomaston MARY E, FLYNN, N. Main St., Southington- SOPHIE C. KLINE, ^8 Oak St., Meriden WiLXiAM M, FOORD, Litchfield' JOSEPH A, KRAPF, R. F. D. 1, West Willington H. LiNCOLN^FosTER, Norfolk IRVVIN L KRU.G7'57 Park St., Willimantic ROBERT W. Fox, Aiain St., Cheshire EDWARD H. KUMMER, 32 Woodland Ave., Hamden ATTILIO.R, FRASSINELLI, "63 Grant Ave., Stafford JOHN D. LABELLE, 8 Greenhill St., Manchester • ^ Springs ADELARD LAFLESH, Plainfield PHILIIP P. 'LAmo, V2)^ Palisade Ave., Windsor GENNARO W. FRATE, Hecker Ave., Noroton Heights EDWARD J, LALLY, 79 Center St., Windsor Locks- PAUL V, GARVEY, East -Hampton EoiiuND H. LAMB, R. F. D. i. Mystic ,>^ LAWRENCE M. GILLIAN, Gz/man JAMES L. GLY?JN, 30 Elm St., Winsted EUGBNE H. LAMPHIER, 1224 Alain St., Watertown JAMES H. GOULD, £jji?;r NORMAND O. LAROSE, 197 Grove St., Putnam CHARLES GRAB, Can/(rri«r>' , n WILL:\M LAROVERA, 2^0 Prospect St., Ansoma BEULA P. GRANGER, School St., East Granby " PROSPER F. LAVIERI, Box 496, Winsted IRVING L. GRIFFIN, i4OT^/o« LOUIS A. LEMAIRE, JR., Blue Mountain Farrri, Nor- •. JOHN J. GRIFFIN, R. F. D..2, Waterbury ^2 walk • - . ',' . LAWRENCE D. GRIFFIN, 168 Pearl St., Thompson- ALICE K. LEOPOLD, \ff,F. D. i, Westport ville ' . CLARA W. LEWIS, /?. F. D, 3, Bridgeport, G. GRESHAM GRIGGS, 147 Collingwood Ava, Bridge- GILBERT M. LOMBARD, Guilford RAYMOND L LONGLEY, /?; F. D. 2, Stafford Springs OSCARK.HAAS^, I'^g Main St., Terryville JOSEPH S. LONGO, 16 Franklin St., Norwich CHARLES A. HADFIELD,'54 Hughes St., Plainville MICHAEL- A. LONGO, Ddnielson -^ THOMAS L. HAGERTY, 106 Fort Hill Rd., Poquon- ELMER M. LORD, No. Franklin „' nock Bridge CHARLES H. LUCAS, Falls Village • . CHARLES G. HALL, Mansfield Center THOMAS W. LUCE, Sharon GEORGE H. HAMLIN, Berlin MARY H. McDoiiNEi.L, Foote Hill Rd., Ncrthford. JAMES G. HAUMOND, Golden Spur, Waterjord HOWARD MCKINNON, 24. Murray St., Ansonia KENNETH H, HANNA, 28 George St.,.Danbury PETER A. MCMANUS, Fairview Ave., Ridgefield CHARLES' P. HARRINGTON, Kent : RAYMOND T.McMuLLEN, Moorfuf BURTON A. HARRIS, 167 Maple St., Wethersfield ALBERT H. MADDOX, 5c//^/ EDWARD J. OPALACZ, Newfield St., M/ddle^own. ARLENE T. WEhVES,Old.Saybrook HUMBERT M. ORIO, 12S Brown St.,' West Haven MARTIN J. >VHALEN,/?. F. D. i, Waterbury CLARA L. O'SHEA, Bethany Rd., Beacon Falls .EbvfARD M.'WHITE, Mountain Rd.,Suffield • -»• CHARLES L. PAPINEAU, Hanover " GORDON P. WHITEHOVSE, Warrenville ; BELLE R. PARKER, 1232 Main St., Newington LAVERGNE H. WILLIAMS, Columbia . VINCENT J, PASANO^ 26 Taylor Ave., East Haven GERTRUDE P. VVOOD, Somersville \ TAGE PEARSON, Nod Rdi^Georgetown JOHN FJWORTCHECK, 133 iV/fljn 6"/., .ffm/o/ FRANK H. PEPE, 121 Derby Ave., Derby "LUCIE WRYNN, 19 Academy St., Wallingford ' NAPOLEON PEPIN, 257 Norwich Ave., P.- 0. Taft- A. P. YANKUS, 58 Constitution St., Wallingford . ville /. JOHN S, YESKOVICHJI/?. F. D. 2, Stafford Springs SEBASTIAN PERRUCCIO, 14.Q Highland Ave., Middle- STANLEY YEsuKifewTCZ, 41 Pearl St., Thompsonville town GEORGE H. PERRY,. Tariff ville DELAWARE ' AucE T. PETERSON, Short Beach 'FRAKCISVIZZO, JewetiCity \. Senate ROSE E. PROKOP, 364 Stratjord Rd., Straljord LEON CBVI^QW,-. Bridgeville ERVING PRtJYN, Colebrook E. PAUL BURKHOLDER, Doz^^r JAMES ^UINN, 85 Albert St., T-orrington R. ALLEN CANNON, Seaford GEORGE RAMSEY, R. F. D.i, Hampton . DUDLEY CROSSLEY, C/q>'/on PERRY M. RANSON, West Hartland WILLIAM O. CUBBAGE, Wyoming FRANK E. RAYMOND, Z.ogan Place, RoyS^ton WILSON "A. DAVID, Townsend WILLIAM G^ RAYNSFORD, Lakeville VERA G. DAVIS, £>oj/ifr • . V/iLUAU J. REEVES, Windsorvillf HOWARD H. biCKERsoN, Zau«/ MILTON E. REINHARD, JR;, ^g GroVe St., Bridgeport JAMES S. EVANS, 2403 W. Eighteenth St., Wilmington WiLUAH R. RILEY,-JR.," 6'Aaron NELSON M-.-HAMMOND, F NOBLE S. WARREN, Z)oi^#r * • JOHN S, BUR WELL, 42 S.W. Second St., Ft. Lauder WILLIAM J. WINCHESTER, III8 5 5'/.J Wilmington dale. . . , • ' • .'•<•• .MABRY CARLTON, Law Exchange Bldg.,'Jacksonville FLORIDA WILSON CARRAWAY, Tallahassee ' • ' ^ ARCHIE CLEMENT, Tar/ior: •S'/)rjn^j Senate JERRY COLLINS, 5'arajo' NEWMAN (3.. BRACKIN, Cw/j/iVoi B. ELLIOTT, PaM-e? N. RAY CARROLL, 420 Emrnett St., Kissimmee ' '" MARCUS FRANK, Ocala " . S. D. CLARKE, Monticello J. BEN FvqvA, 8^"^ Seventh St., Palmetto LEROY COLLINS, Tallahassee HUB:^RT E.GRIGGS, Cocoa EVANS CRARY, iS/uarr JAMES A. HALEY, Sarasota W. T. TiK-viSi Madison • J. D. HEATH, Leonia JAMES A, FRANKLIN, 201^ Almeria Ave., Ft. Myers JOHN W. HENDERSON, Tallahassefsef R. B. GAUTIER, dePont Bldg.,.Miami' .•_ ' . r \y. J, HENDRY, Okeecfy^bee J; C. GETZEN, Bushnell . - H. H. HETHCOX, Umatilla CHARLEY E. JOHNS, 5/ar^(; . SCOTT HOUGH, 2112 Woodford Ave., Ft. Myers JOSEPWE. JOHNSTON, JR., P. 0. Box 13, Brobksville AMOS O. HUDSON, Alachua Air Base, Gainesville HARRY\E. KING, Beymer Bldg., Winter Haven . D. M. JOHNSON, Q,"'"0' GEORGE W. LEAIRD, 210 Blount Bldg., Ft. Lauder GEORGE KEITH, P. O. Box 906, Stuart dale {, " DUFFIN LANCASTER, Mayo J. WoFFORD LINDLER, ^"^O MarioH St., Lake City HOWELL LANCASTER, Trenton A. G. McARTHUR, P. 0. Box 413, Fernandina BILL LANTAFF, gi2 duPont Bldg., Miami JOHN E. MATHEWS, 1311 Graham Bldg., Jacksonville ^CHARLES A. LVCKIE, ^00 Consolidated Bldg.,'Jack- • JAMES W. MOORE,Suite 12-1^ Hainz Bldg.., Sebring sonville Ti. C. ^E\RCE, Palatka ' \ .• ^ ' - J. W.McALpiN, White Springs VERLE A. POPE, P. 0. Box 519, 5"/. Augustine JAMES A. MCCLURE, JR., 81"]^Florida National Bank WILLIAM J. RAY, F^irst National Bank Bldg., Braden- Bldg., St. Petersburg ... A\ ton . , .' • ' ; . LEONARD A. MCKENDREE, .Fifrnan - • • . • .. ^ '^ .* ^, / •t\ 78: THE BOOK OF Ttt'E^STATES *»• CHAS. E. SHEPPERD, Si. Augustine GERALD B. SAUNDERS, Waverly Hall RiGkARD H, SIMPSON, Afon/jVi'//o ' M.ILLARO^. SvAt, Pembroke ,, WM."RANDALL SLAUGHTER, ZJZ;« Oflit* WILLIS SMITH, Carrbllton LISLE W. SMITH,//mVifj Ci(y . Gus STARK, A/onro« M. B. SMITH, iJan/orc/ ALBERT G.SwiNT, Orchard Hill , ' W. A. Siinn,'Marianna . CHARLES E. TARVER, Cordele '-'.'['•-' ELBERT L. STEWART, C/fzwiV/ea,;, A. MELL TURNER, Decatur : NORWOOD R. STRAYHORN, Kingston Manor, V^/. LAWTON K. URSREY, Hazlehurst Myers ;.'..^._' r WALTER B. WILLIAMS, JR., Milledgeville ., GLENN SuMMffiJs, Bw/o/-^ "' '" SAM T. WRIGHT, ]Vaycross : , ROY SURLES, P. O. Box 1375, Lakeland . J. KIMBALL ZELLNER, Forsyth ~~^ JAMESH. SWEENY, JR., Barnett Bank Bldg.', De Land House GEORGE G, TAPPER, Port St. Joe BURTON THORNAL, 20-22 Autry Arcade, Orlando W. L. ABNEY, Lafayette F.,CHA,RLES\JSINA, St, Augustine C. y/iNTON. ADAMS, .Aahunta ' y/.E. WHITLOCK, High Springs WALLACE AD.\MS, Glenwood - G. W. WILLIAMS, Wauchula , ., W. L. ADAMS; C/a;t/on •JAMES H. WISE, Cr«/W(j£« W? ROY ADAMS, Cedartown LEO WoTiTZKY, Pania Gort/fl , ALONZO W.ALEXANDER, Carro///on h. C YzoiiANS, Crystal River LUTHER ALVERSON, Atlanta H. A. AuLTMAN, Perry GEOR&IA LEON AYCOCK, Millen i PERRY M. BAGGETT, Cairo Senate C. O. BAKER, ^/A^nj ' . C. C. ANSLEY, Smithville ; JACK MCWHORTER BARBER, Commerce CARL J. AYZRS, Oglethorpe t. JONES J.'BARGERON)^Sflr^/w ,. D, B. BLALOCK, JWiunan HENRY L. BARNETT, Ca/Aoun EDGAR D. BLARY, JR., Har/^m WILLIAM J. BARRETT, JR., ^ebulon'^-' R. L. BoYETT, Coleman . ARVIN E. BARTON, Murrayville GEORGE B. BROOKS, Crawford G.F. BATTLES, SR.,Bainbridge .' WALLACE C. BRYANT, Z)a//on • LEON H. BAUGHMAN, Cedar Springs EDGAR D. CLARY, JF/., Harlem LEON F, BEDDINGFIELD, Vienna -' W. B. COCHRAN, JR., Tfiomasville: GUY T. BELL, Elberton "/ DR. A. T.. COLEMAN,DuWm JOHN C. BELL, Augusta J. WALLACE DANIEL, C/aAr ROSTE^S OF STATE pFFICIALS 79 '^ MA]6RDORSZY, Cleveland' JOHN C. LEWIS, i^arto'• JOHN P. DRINKARD, Lincolnton . MILES WALKER LEWIS, Grtf(fnj6 'CS* 80 THE BOOK OF THE STATES W. HORACE VANDIVER, M^con GEORGE G. BARRETT, Caldwell- ^ ELMON B. VICKERS, Moultrie 'To}>CBv.i.v, Rupert ^ « MiCAjAH VICKERS, Douglas ERNEST BLASER,/?ff;ic6ur|; •. •J. Ei WALDROP, Winston GLENN BREWER, 6Van/fy JIM Gr WALKER, M<:/?a/Aa . •J. AUSTIN WHITZ,. Bujord ' WALTER DLNNISON,/'jVrce • SAM E. WHiT\ypRTH, Hull - ROBERT DOOMTTLE, Priest River . WILSON B. WILKES, Adel BEN FINKEL, Mehler.. , >i W. B. WILLIAMS, SR., Haddock ERNEST G.\FFNEY, Plummer HAROLD S. WILLINGHAM, ManV«a H. GRANT GARDNER, Fruitland . . O. Si WILLIS, Coolidge • JAS. S. GARDNER*, Blackfogt • DR. J. F„^ WITHERINGTON, Pineview •J. ORLANDO GOOCH, Ashton ALLEN GOWEY, Homedale IDAHO ELENYON GREEN, Twin Falls EARI. GuNNELL, Soda Springs Senale L. N. GWARTNEY, 6'a//no« • . S. REED ANDRUS, JJcon . /^ ELVIN HAMPTON, MOSCOW JOHN H. BAHK, Fairfield H. MAX HANSON, Fairfield GLEHU E.BANDELIN, Sandpoint ., EtTifiGE HASBROUCK, Cascade ' . • A.F.B.\vilHOFF, Centerville HOWARD t). HECHTNER, Culdesac ADAM H. BLACKSTOCK, Marsing JOHN HoHNHORST,-//a^f//on y/.EiBoL.roN, Dietrich . GROVER W. JENSEN, Idaho Falls G. F. BROCKQ, Kendrick JOSEPH KASCI^IITTER, Cottonwood SETH BuRSTEDT, CAaZ/ly WILLIAM H. REM?FER, Kellogg•'• ^ O. J. BUXTON, £)n^5J . BuFORD KIRKLAND, Carey BzKvCfiiLL, Rigby • MELVIN LAURIDSEN, Montpelier —^-•;- ARTHUR CAMPBELL, Wallace MATHIAS W. LOVVE, Lava Hot Springs ^ MA'^QUERITE CAMPBELL, Kew Meadows HARRY E, MACHEM, Harrier • • O.E. CAUHON, Afountain Home . VERNON H. MENDENHALL, Thatcher •T.E. CLARK, Paul • ; JAY M. MERRILL, Twin Falls WILLIAM H. COSTLEY, Craigmont EDITH MILLER, Boise ELDON -W. COOK, Pegram } HELEN J. MILLER, Glenns Ferry . EDSON H. DEAL, JVaOT/)a W. J. MILLER, Banners Ferry JAMES E.VJRAHAM, iJ^Ariwr^ ROBERT H. MILLS, Garden Valley CLARK HAMILTON, Weiser W.L.MILLS, Po/ZaM . ORLA R. HICKS, Sun Valley LEO D. MURDOCK, Blackfoot JAMES T. INGALLS, Coeur d'Alene HENRY C. O'LEARY, Pocatello . CARL D. IRWIN, Kimberly '•WIL'LIAMFYLE, Gooding MARION (PETE) JENSEN, Clifton JOE ROSENKRANZ, Lewiston * i'. W. EVERT JOHNSTON, Grangeville WILLIAM J. RYAN, Pocflfe//o ' j D. P. JONES, Malad City W. S. SE\VEI.L,'Driggs L. COTTY LowRYj St. Maries ERWIN H. ScHWiEBERT, Caldwell YAJO) MZADOWS, American Falls • WM.. C. SMITH, Osburn . --^ , EDWARD MIDDLEMIST, Banners Ferry . EDWIN 'A. SNOW, Council . HARRY NOCK, Carcai/*- HOWARD STODGHiLL,6'AojAo«tf. E. DEAN ORME, St. Anthony. DAVID TATE, Boise .CLARENCE H. PHILLIPS, Delco PAXTL VERNON, Boise ; J. T. ROBERTS, Jaqm* . JESSE WETTER, Coeur d'Alene '• MELVIN SNOOK, Orofmo , T. C. WADDOUPS, Moore • E. J. SOELBERG,\(4rco B; Av WESTERLUND, Cofur<:/'.4/??j(; . HARRY D. SORENSEN, .S'o^^a Springs R. S.\ViLi.Es, Dubois ' ChYDE SrAikR, Salmon. •ARTHUR.WILSON, Carnbridge NELLIE CUNE-STEENSON, Pocatello R. H. YOUNG, JR., Parma ^ FRED M. TAYLOR, Boise^ W. C.THORNTON, Gooding . -',- , . - ILLINOIS HARRY WALL, Lewiston HERMAN WELKER,/'a)!?//^ Senate D. I. WiiLiAMS, Emmett. THADDEUS V. ADESKO, 2301 S. Marshall' Blvd.i J. E. WILLIAMS, Blackfoof • - Chicago •' • EARJL S. WRIGHT, Z)u6oiJ CHARLES W. BAKER, Davis Junction RICHARD J; BARR, Cherry Hill, Joliet . :, * ., House C" ' NORMAN C. BARRY, I I 3 N. 'Homan ^i^-CJ^agp-.^A H. C.ALLEN, ^mmran Fa//j O.E.^-^EHSON^2)^ \ Guthrie St., Ottawa R. HOWARD ANDRUS, i[7i:on . ARTHUR J. BIDWILL, 1403 £o«hjVJ5ra^, River Forest 'WALLACE S. AVERILL, Vl/i/on ^ PAUL BROYLES, P.O. Box 139,-. Mt. Vernon •. f**, ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS \ 81 «?—. WAhKEK'SUTLER, 1^1^ E: 66th Pif, Chicago GEORGE S. BRYDIA, 10^ W. Third St.,.Prophetstovun CHAS. F. CARB*;NTIER, 256 i6lh Ave., East Moline ROBERT L-BuRHANS, 511 Columbia' Ter., Peoria ^ WILBUR J.'CASH, Towa/zfifa ', 1. MARVIN F. BURT, I IIO^S". Bqison Blvd., Freeport Dzmis J. COLLINS, 5^5 Kendall Lane, DeKalb ROLLIE C. CARPENTER, Ancona WILLIAM J. CONNORS, 232 E. Walton St., Chicago JAMES D. CARRIGAN, 3 5". Gate Road, Peoria R. G. CRISENBERRY, 328 J/, iitk St., Murphysboro HOMER.CATON, Sttfn/ord ' . . TIMOTHY C. DON'NELLY, 826 JE^, ist So. St., Carlin- ORVILLE G. CHAPUAN, Bradford. ville ' I • ^. CLYUE L: diOATE, Jonesboro , • LAWRENCE E. DOVVD, 636 S, Michigan Ave., Chicago CHARLES W, CLABAUGH, 1004 W. Williams .St. T. MAC DOWNING, 409 -E. Carroll St., Macomb Champaign JOHN W, FRIBLEY, 301 S. Maple St., Pana JOSEPH CLARK, 67 W. Madison St., Chicago D. LOGAN GIPHN, 1016 .Woodland AV«-, Springfield • QRA COLLARD, 213 jV. i:fth St., Herrin ' f^ JOHN C. KLUCZYNSKI, J754 W.' Garfield Blvd., HUBERT D. CoNsiDiNEj Harmdn \ Chicago : WARREN D. CRIPPIN, Cisne WILLIAM G. KNOX, 1615 W'. Chase Ave., Chicago .'A. L. CRONIN, 9550 5*. Winston Ave., Chicago SIMON E. LANTZ, Congerville :'~^ REED F. CUTLER, 405 jV../Vfa/?/ J. lj3VB.i,AUVZR, Hampshire THEODORE^. SWINARSKI, 4357 S. Sacramento Ave., CLYDE LEE, i'^oi Pace Ave., Mt. Vernon ; Chicago NOBLE W.*LEE, 5541 S. Woodlawn Ave., Chicago. • ' PAUL TA'^XOR, 219 Lawrence, Effingham .. JOHN W. LEWIS, JR.,- R. F. D. 2, Marshall WILLIAM G. THON, 432 S. Lombard, Oak Park SAM S. LoRTON, Co«;(/ HoYT MOORE, Rl R. 3, Box 920, Indianapolis 44 RALPH G. HINES^ 1422 S. Meridian St., Portland JOHN J. MORRIS, R. R. ii, JVoblesville "^ MARK L. HINKLE, S'R., 603 W. Fourth St., Marion CLAY E. Mo^, R. R. S, Brazil JAMES E. Hix, .1127 .J. Gibson St., Princeton jACaf. 0'GRADYt^225 Crawford St., Terre Haute ALPHA HOESEL, R. R. 2; Ke'wannd GitBERT SHAKE, Vincenms ROBERT A. HOOVER, R. R. 2, Goshen • CARL A. SMITM, 415 JV. Pleasant St., Portland ' W. O. HUGHES, 325 Grove St., Ft. Wayne LUCIUS SOMERS, iJ. R. i, Hoagland JAMES S. HUNTER, 3910 C^rey St., East Chicago L.EO J. SrEMJiE, Jasper RAYMOND L.JOHNSON, R. R. 2, Gaston FLOYD STEVENS, R. R. 2, Clqyppol '~' NORMAN L. KIESLING, .R. 72. 1, Logarisport MARKER SUNDERLAND, 309 University, Ave.^ Muncie OBED T; KILGORE, 3322 N: Drexel Ave., Indianap- LESUE T. THOMPSON, 1115 W. Illinois St-., Evans- • o/w- 18 • ; : ville ' /\. •.• - •'•;•:• •./ JOSEPH KLEIN, 1124 JV.P«/nam 5"^, Gary JOHN W. VANNESS, 603 Franklin St:, Valparaiso HAROLD E. KORN, 2122 Gleiiwood Ave., Ft. Wayne WALTER VERMILIIION,. 1504 Nichol Ave., Anderson ROMAN F. KORPAL, 1410 jV. Olive St., South Bend 16 JuDSON. H. WEST/ I 28 S. Hawthorne Ijine, India HENRY A. KREFT, 508 Watker St., Michigan City napolis ig '^ \ HARRY T. LATHAM JR., /\^^ Bankers Trust. Bldg.^ Indianapolis /^ House .. i FORREST. WALKER LITTLEJOHN, 46 ii^. Pennsylvania JAMES D. ALLEN, iZ, iZ. 4, 5fl/?m St., Indianapolis^^ . JESS G. ANDREW, West Point THOMAS M. LONG, 1618 Wood St., Elkhart J. J. "^Mis-Yfi^^i George St., Anderson HARRY MCATEE, t^^g D.St. JSf.E.,.Linton LAURENCE D. BAKER, 433 JV, Mairi St., Keridallville J. S. MCBRIDE, 406 W. Main St., Brazil WlLSVR IBALDV/TN, fiew Harmony WALT^H. MAEHLING, 2206 N. Eleverith'St., Terre C. G. BALLARD, 6i9;J^ Broadway St.^ Vincennes -. Haute •'•'..:,.• . KICK BALOG JR., 2711 Kenwood St., Hammond .,LEO MEAGHER, R. R. 12, Stringtown R. D., Evansr MRS. ELSIE C. BARNING, 3303 Claremont •. Ave., ville .. Evansville . ' . CHARLES T. MISER,'5oAr 63, Garrett ' . JOHN V. BEAMER, 413 N. Miami St.i Wabash PAUL C. MbELLERiNG, "^^20 S.Btirr St., Ft. Wayne GEORGE M. BINDNER, i^ig.Linwood Ave., India- . MERRETT R. MONKS, 312 5. Main St., Winchester ' Tiapolis I ' , HARRY MULLER, 415 V. Ninth St., Anderson WM. P. BIRCHLER, Ca«n^//ort HARLEY A. MUMMERT, /?. R. I, Flora - . PATRICK BRENNAN, 124 5. Williams St., South Bend OTYoC'i^EvvLANN,2']20 South St., Lafayette DONALD L. BRUNNER, 516 Shelby St., Shelbyville ' JANE ANN NOBLE, 111 J E. Mulberry St.r^Kokomo' , BENJAMIN E. BuENTE,,jR.j.,8i9:Afohro«/l:;(r., Evans- WILLIAM F. NOELLE, 2316 £. New York St., In ' vil^' . • • • ) dianapolis i E. REX liuRKS,202Q Hobart St., Indianapolis $ ROLLINS. PLACE, ZJmw SAM J. BusHEWti, 35,90 Connecticut St., Gary FRANK p. RARICK, Warjaa; '• • Loins,F. CmnuLLA, 4913 Melville Ave., East Chi- OTTO L. REDDISH, R. R. 2, Crawfordsville •' cago . . 1 JESSE RzGAN, Sellersburg •, RUSSELL COLBERT,)/?. R.2, Washington RUSSELL I. RICHARDSON, 925 N. Meridian St., WAYNE COMBS, 81 Q ^; Sixth St., Vincennes Lebanon . >» CLEM CONWAY, i?. iZ. i,Mooreland MRS. GRACE E..ROACH, R. R. 2, Milan "HERBERT M. GOPBLAND, Hanover DONALD A. ROGERS, IIIO Atwater St., Bloomington : THOMAS B. CRiGLER,^(4«iVa J. EDWARD RousH, 1207 William St., Huntington. HARRY E, DANiEiioNr 115 £'zt;in5iS'/.,P/>'moM/A . JOHN F. RYAN, I 127 S. Ninth St., Terre Haute' EDWIN ,L. DAVIES, 705 W. Lasalle St., South Bend EDGAR S. SALE, DiV/jfcoro CARL F. DAVIS, loy S. Ridge St., Crown Point ROSCOE G. SCOTT, 104 Bloomington St., Greencastle DAVIDJ. DEETS, 1320 JV. Delaware, Apt: '^12, In JOHN E. SEDVVICK, JR. 260 S. Main St., Martinsville ; dianapolis 2 FRANK J7 SENG,\7^/'«'' CARROL M. DENNIS, 1325 Afam St., Beech Grove G^ENN R. SLENKER, 602 BROADWAY, Monticello VVM. F. DENTLINGER, i 15 jV. Central Ave,, Conners- BYRON T.SoMERs, 2105 Vance Ave., Ft. Wayne. ville ' '• . • [: • •. ^ ';.,. "^. •• JAMES W. SPURG£ON, 915 ^W^. Spring St., Browns- MABEL A. DUNN, I2334 jV. Pennsylvania St., India town • '^'^ napolis 5 ^HOWARD S. STEELE, 502 Main 5*/., Anox JAMES G. FAGIN, 2000 JV; JVinthSt., Terre Haute JOHN J. SULLIVAN, 2816 Brown St., Anderson LEO E. FOLLOWELI., Hymeror- hoTHAiR TEETOR, R. R. 2:, Hagerstown HOMER FROMAN, Marengo CHARLES E. TURNER, 702 E. Spring St., New Albany DUDLEY W. GLEASON, JR., P. 0. Box 276, Angola EARL M. XJTTERBACK, Box 49, K'okomo JAMES F.' GRIGGS, 445 TV: Jejferson St., Franklin' HERBERT C! WADSW6RTH, /?. R. 14, 5ojf 402, /n=> JUDSON FRANCIS HAGGERTY,"/?. i?. 6, Box 494, dianapolis 44 ^. Indianapolis ^4 i • ^ ROBERT S. WEBB, R. R. 1, Arcadia JOHN M. HARLAN, First National Bank Bldg., Rich- CHARLES E. V^EEKs, j^oij W. Alain St., Muncie Triond \ •. • EDWARD WERT, 2523 W. Ninth St., Marion ED HAVERLY, 1016 JV. Main St., Mitchell KoY WEST, Star Route, Amo ^-^r".- ' ^'i' HAROLD P. HEAVILON, R. R. 6, Frankfort « ; PHILIP H. WILLKIE, ^i^N. Harrison St., Rushville v. ROBERT H. HELLER, loi4 C :- i- 84 'THE BOOK OF THE STATES C.J. BURRIS, A/fl^MoAr^/fl LUKE L, CAFFREY, Cr«co .Senate- TED CLARK, A(yj/:c •. • /T* A. E. AUGUSTINE, Oskaloosa , G. Ti CLARK, Knoxville ... •R. R. BATESON, jBWora ' KINGSLEY M. CLARKE, yl i, .f HARLAN C. FOSTER, )V//. P/^ajiznr BERT K; FAIRCHILD, Ida Grove . LEO ELTHON,/5Vr/j/ '»•••. ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS • '85 GEORGE H.RoBB, EftA^rwY/* W; H. WHITE, Council Grove ^ GLENN E. ROBINSON, Manchester " R, G. WOODWARD, El Dorado. A. M. ScHANKE^ iV/fljon City . FAVLR.WVNSCH,. Kingman •FRED SCHWENOEL, £)a^'^^por^ ' C. E. YovsE, Baxter Springs RAY E. SHEPARD, Chariton CLAYTON D. SHERPD^ Birmingham House GRANT A. SHIFFLET, Diagonal HOWARD ADAMS, Maple Hill iiENRY SlEFKAS, Osceolo JNO. W. ALFORD, Ulysses' TED SLQANE, 605 Savings & Loan Bldg., Des Moines J. R. ALLEN, Cimarron MERwm SMITH, Milford A. E. ANDERSON, Leoti CHARLEiS P. SfARRETT, Newton KENNETH ANDERSON, Emporia HENRY H. STEVENS, Scranton SYLVEST£R BARINGER,' Westphalia FKED STIFFLER, J\forwalk LLOYD W. BARKER, Valley Falls CLIFFORD M. STRAWM^^N, Anamosa . ' HOWARD BARSTOW, Larned FRANcas E. TIERNEY, fort Dodge -ALVIN BAUMAN, Sabetha ARNOLD IJTZIG, Dubuque ,- JOHN D. BEASLEY, Kansas City '•• JACOB VAN Zwov, Paullina FRED S. BEATTY, Vermillion ^5%^ JOHN A^'WAIKER,'Williams RICHARD L. BECKER, Coffeyville PAUL M; WALTER, C/^rzion " . HOWARD* BENTLEY, Kinsley HARRY WARD, .Dao^n^or/ J. C. BERRYMAN, Ashland HENRY W. WASHBURN, Hoj^zn^j j: 'A. E.BiEKER, Hays HARRY E. WEICHMAN, :/Veit;Aa// ' - %. J. BL^IHE, White City ALBERT WEISS, Dtfnwon ROBERTJII. BOCK; Macksville WILLIAM H. WELCH, Zio^an •" JAY T. BoTTS, Coldwater V/ARREN WELLS, Council Bluffs ' FiioYD BREEDING, Rolla L. O. WESTON, ^tan/ey ' SAM BROOKOVER, £ureA:a . • h.E..WILSON, Eagle Grove > I. G~. BRUNGARDT, Gove JOHN E. YOVNG, Afton 5' DALE M-. BRYANT, Wichita ROBT. BUCHELE, Howard KANSAS THOMAS BURGESS, Wheaton F. E. BYERS, Je^'ell Senate RAYMOND F. CARLSON, Morrowville BEN, D. ALLEN, Highland . . RAYMOND H. CARR, Merriam Tft WILLIAM T. BECK, Holton •I. H. COOK, Sublette ;. JOE R.BEELER, Jewell \ MARVIN M. COX, Kingman . > BENF. BOWERS, Ottawa DiLLARD B. CROXTON, La Cygne H: S. BvziCK, JR., Sylvan Grove 1 HARLAN DEAVER, Sabetha WILFRID CAVANESS, CAanu/?- W. C. DENHOLM, Tonganoxie ,'c E. BERT CoLLARD, Leavenworth ' \_. CLAYTON C. DIEHL, Oberlin 0. P. DELUNGER, Pittsburg KEITH DRUMMOND, Cottonwood Falls JOHN A. ETLING, Kinsley . GROVER L. DUNN, Arkansas City ELMER E. EXJWER, Goodland . HARRY H. DUNN, Hiitchinson SPENCER. A. GARD, /o/a HAROLD B. DUR^-EA, Liberal BOB GEORGE, Z<6o • ' * ELMER EPPERSON, Scott City JACK L. GOODRICH, Parsons "^ • .Eu. EvBANKs, Viola C, L. HUXMAN, ,5'ut/^//ir ^ J. M. EVES, Lakin WM. A. KAHRS, W^jcAi/a . • W. M. FERGUSON, W(f///n^/on JOSEPH KT, MCDOWELL, Kansas City JOHN S. FOLEY, Kansas City • RILEY W. MACGREGOR, Medicine Lodge E. J. FOOTE, Ottawa [ GEORGE K. MELVIN, Lawrence .. . "BILL H. FRJBLEY, Crestline FRANK B. MILLER, Langdon ERANK GARRETT, Overbrook J. H. MOORE, JR., Salina C, C. GERSTENBERGER, Eudora HARRY NEWCOMB, Ft. Scott LAWRENCE M. GIBSON, Pittsburg 1. E. NiCKELL, Smith Center ARTHUR S. Gwv, Ft. Scott CLARENCE P, OAKES, Independence DICK GOLDEN, Goodland.... RALPH PERKINS, Howard . .,• CHAMP GRAHAM, Emporia I. M, VLATT, Junction City CHRIS C' GREEN, Court land I JAMES W, PORTER, Topeka . . ' -J. O. GUNNELS,. Co/6>; BERT HARMON, £"//jzi;or/A • ~JOHN-A. PotucEK,'P'J'V//j«5/on DoRAL H. HAWKS, Topeka RALPH R.RINKER, Great Bend ' 'L.Tri. RVPPENTHAL, AfcPhejson . . FRED h. HEDGES, Galena CHESTER C. HEIZER, South Haven WAYNE W. RYAN, Clay Center . C. T. HE^JDERSOR, AtwQod K. U. SNYDER, Overland Park H.W.HiCKERT, Bird City FORREST A. STAMPER, Plainville HOMER H. HOFFMAN, Abilene ^'GEORGE TEMPLAR, Arkansas City JOHN A. HOLMSTROM, Randolph .ROY TESSENDORF, Onagd WORDEN R. HowAT, Wakeeney ' R. G. THOMSON,/rwn^ • WM. F. HUBBARD, Hu^o/on . M. V. B. VAN DE MARK, Concordia \ -/ HOWARD M. IMMEL,/o/a '. B.J. BONN, 4020 West Broadway, Louisville y FRANCIS JACOBS, Phillipsbkrg '•• '• WENDELL P. BUTLER, £i/mon •''f ROSTERS OF ST A TE OFFMIALS 87 OJWENIDEERING, Lebanon WILEORD STONE TRAVIS, jBtf«/on . '• :... . ADRIAN DORAN, Wihgo . ..:. }.'Q.WEECH,Taylorsville • [ G. I. DRVRY, Morganjield W. J. WARD, Paintsville KERMXTDWYER, Reedyville JOHN C. WATTS, Nicholasville HENRY J. Giixs,/for/an LAWRENCE WATTS, May OTTO "W. GoFF, Box ^f]4, Beatlyville MORRIS WEINTRAUB, 605 Finance Bldg., Newport HENRY CHALE, Blue River LYNN BOYD WELLS, West Liberty NEWELL M. HAMILTON, Mart'ort RODNEY WHITLOW, Guthrie JAHES P. HANRATTY, Hopkinsville GEORGE F. WILLIAMSON, LqGrgnge ' ,. DENNIS HENDERSON, 530 Walnut, Louisville CHARLES W. WIRSCH, 12 Arlington Ave., Ft. Thomas CARSON HiBBiTs, Pikeville E.R. HILTON, Raceland LOUISIANA CHESTER J. HoLSCLAW, 1508 Loalst St., Louisville •( RICHARD R. HOUPT, 2308 W. Oak St.^ Louisville Senate CLYDE S.HOWARD, Elizabethiown C. E.BARHAM', Ruston DURHAM W. HOWARD, Pin^wV/tf DRAYTON R. BOUCHER, Springhill .. MAURICE G. HOWARD, Cum6«r/aru//a//j H. ALVA BRUMFIELD, Baton Rouge ROBERT N. HUBBARD, Hodgenville REIMER CALHOUN, Mansfield . . IRAW.HVLETTE, Frank/art NICHOLAS G. CARBAJAL, 4130 Canal St., New LABAN PHELPS JACKSON, R. F. D. Eminence Orleans , KERBY JENNINGS, Murray CHESTER J. Coco, Marksville •-— PAUL S. JONAS, ^. R. 3, Covington < BRENHAM C. CROTHERS, Ferriday L. H.JONES, Co/umiia G\£i J. D'ANTONIO, 2621 O'Reilly St., New Orleans ERCEL KOZEE, Willard ' ., CRAWFORD HUGH DOWNS, Alexandria ) .. MRS. ]. v. LINTON, Russellville '; RUDOLPH P. EASTERLY, DerAAm Springs ~~ HARRY K.ING L^vmAN, Ashland LotJis H. FOLSE, Ardbi I W. E. MCCLURE, Henderson .. R. L. GAY, JZ"Joile . ED. MARCUM, Manchester FRANK C. GLPSON, 3624 Piedmont Dr.; New Orleans F. G. MARQUETTE, R. R. 3, Falmouth OSCAR GUIDRY, Church Point E. H. MARTIN, 225 Highway, Ludlow GILBERT F. HENNIGAN, FIVWJ •^.COUEMAN D. MOBERLY, Oakley R.E.KING, Winnsboro ARCHIE R. MOORE,/j/anJ "*^ DUDLEY J. LEBLANC, Abbeville E)AVIS MOORE, ^ar^jtif// ^ JOHN F. MCCORMICK, Westl Monroe ^ WALTER R. MOORMAN, G/^n Z)ffan LOUIS A. MAHONEY, 323 Pelican Ave., New Orleans. FRED H. MORGAN, 202/^ Broad St., Paducah JOHN O'CONNOR^ 5971 vCana/ Blvd., New,.(gleans E. C. MvLLiNS, Stanford ARTHUR J. O'KEEFEJ JR., I 204 S. Andrew St^^New '-STANLEY MURPHY, Fordsvillt! Orleans r .• • ' JOE E. NUNN, Cadiz BROOKS OLIVER, Bastrop HARMON S. OVERBEY, Af/. Olivet W. M.RAINACH, Summerfeld HiGGiNS C. PATTERSON, Cynthiana ALEXANDER E. RAINOLD, 837 Broadway St.,\New H.M. PEWTTT, Fulton V'- Orleans " ' JAMES.H. POLSGROVE, 603 Really Bldg., Louisville SIDNEY J. RAMOND,.2I27 Milan.St., New Orleans LEONARD W. PRESTON, Glasgow A. P.^ RAPPELET, Houma EDWARD F. PRICHARD, Paris '* H.H.RICHARDSON, Bogalusa • HoBART RAYBURN, Emerson J. MAXIME ROY, Lafayette OTTis'R.O'BERTS, Valley Oak CLYDE v. ST. AMANT, Gonzales : FREEMAN L. ROBINSON, 2708 Lakeside Drive, Louis ANDREW L. SEVIER, Tallulah ville . GUY W. SOCKRIDER. JR., Lake Charles LiLBURN S. .ROGERS, P. O. 5oAr .2 74, Scottsville ALVIN T. STUMPF,^r^/na Auos RvNYAN, Belfry E. M. ToLER, Clihion '"' ' GLENN RUSHING, 1454 S. Fifth St., Louisville CHARLES EMERY TOOKE, JR.] 340 "^oodrow. MRS. SvsAN BOND RUTHERFORD,'Lawrenceburg Shreveport: DR.K.N. SALYER, Hazard LLOYD F. WHEAT, Coushatta D. B. SAYLOR, Mt. Vfrnon •'-^. LOUIS WiLBERT, Pldquemine LEROY SAYLOR, Cumberland EpvViN E. WILLIS, St. Martinville JAMES J. SHANNON, Richmond PucKETT WILLIS, •S':/:«j PAUL E. SHANNON, 708 E. 17/A St., Covington JAMES S. SHAW, i^oi 2 St. Ives Ct., Louisville House JESSE H. SHELTONyDewdrop J. H. ANDERSON, Leesville •_ HARRY SMITH, Annville ROBERT ANCELLEj'^^r^auA: Bridge JOHN M. SPAULDING, 802 E.,4th St., Owensboro CHARLES ANZALONE, Independence CHARLES L. SPILMAN,7I5 E. Chestnut, Louisville KENNETH C. BARRANGER, 7414 Maple^St., New GEORGE W. STEINFORD, 513 W. 6th St.,. Covington Orleans JOHN MILTON STUMBO, McDowell JAMES E. BEESON, Metdirie ALBERT THOUASON, Leitchfeld RICHARD J. BERTRAND, Lafayette GARNETT C. THORNTON, Owenton MAX B. BLANCHARD, 1219 Esplanade Ave., New REV. T. HERBERT TINSLEY, FViarjau; ' Orleans jpr W. R. TIPTON, Clfly St., Mt. Sterling J. MAYO BLANCHET, Z^qy^/i* '•o i) 88 THE BOOK OF. THE STATES A. DovG'LAS BOOTH, Mangham . THOMAS A. RUSSELL, 1366 Constance St., New Or- RENE A. BOREY, 4635 Banks St., New Orleans '^^ leans W. GEORGE BOWDON, JR., Alexandria ROY SANDERS, Chestnut . . JIMMY BOYD, Bossier City ' LEONARD L. SANTOS, 808 Brooklyn Ave., New Orleans JAMES R. BRIGNAC, Port Vincerit DEWITT L. SAULS, i-I/ni/if » " T. C. BRISTER, Pineville CLARENCE J. SAVOIE, 5(r//«/?ojf LLOYD P. BROU'SSARD, Abbeville j. C. SEAMAN, Waterproof A. D. BROWN, 865 Julia, Shreveport DvDLEY SEAMANS, Oak Grove C. R. BROWNELL, JR., Morgan City HENRY C.SEVIER, Tallulah ' .~SA,MXJEL 'G.-GASHIO,-. iV/ar/n^o«m VELPEAU M. SMITH, Gonzales ' WALTER P. CLARK, 2824 Tulane Ave., New Orleans SIDNEY SYLVESTER, Lawtell W: J. CiivELAND, Crowley GEORGE D. TESSIER, 1569 Calhoun St., New Orleans F. E.COLE, iV/an); C. W. THOMPSON, Doyline JOHN E. COON, Monfoe JOHN S. TOMB, JR., Jackson J. A1.LEN DAIGRE, New Iberia '--' LEONARD J. TOUPS, Thibodaux VAIL M. DELONY, Lake Providence MARION VALLEE, Welsh "WALTER DEMOSS, Couskatta JESSE J. VERRET, Lake Charles ••._./ ALTON K. DENVX, Alarksville. QMER VILAC, 1117 N. Broad St., New Orleans . EDWARD DUBUISSON, Opelousas RICHARD ELMER WALKER, Pollock • CHARLES F. DVCHEIN, Jefferson Hwy., Baton. Rouge SHADY R. y/ALL, West Monroe PAUL R. DUFRENE, Golden Meadow ' C. E. WHIPP, Rdyne. . HORACE J. DUGAS, Allemands v R. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, Mawj^fW ' JAMES L.^EARHART, 33005'. Broad St., New Orleans LoRRis M. WIMBERLY, Arcadia - LAURANCE EUSTIS, JR., I 680 Robert St., New Orleans MARVIN WYATT, Winnfield, R. F. D. " NATHAN L. EWING, Jonesboro JULIUS R. FERNANDEZ, Wallace MAINE JAMES J. FmN,7']^g Fourth St., New Orleans W. D. FoLKES, Jackson Senate LEE L. FONTENOT, Mamou FREDERICK N. ALLEN, 94 Gleckler Rd., Portland ALLEN J. FORTSON, JR., Jena RAY S.BAKER, ^^ School St., Gardiner , SYLVAN FRIEDMAN,, jVfl/fA?^ . GEORGE B. BARNES, ^ou//on - WILLIAM L. FUTRELL, DeRidder . SIDNEY R. BATCHELDER, Parsonsfield JOHN S. GARRETT, Haynesville JEAN CHARLES BOUCHER, 697 Sabattus St., Lewiston THOMAS L. GARVEY, 2215 Alvar St., New Orleans EiRNEST A. BqvTiN, yo'^.Lisbon St., Lewiston GEO. N. GONZALES, zoi'] CanalrSt., New Orleans DANA R. BOWKER, 645-^ Congress St., Portland E. W. GRAVOLET, JR., Z)a^;a^^ ALBEI^T C. BREWER, Presque Isle E. J. GRIZZAFFI, A/or^flfj CJ/J' Osc.\R H. BROWN, Eastport ' , LAWRENCE T. GUCLAAR, Pineville ROLAND Yi, C.OBB, Denmark GEORGE J. GULOTTA, 1^ Sherwood Forest Dr New SAMUEL W. COLLINS, Caribou . Orleans • m^ , .CLARENCE S. CROSBY, Farmington . WILLIAM P. HAGERTY, 183B S. Carrolllon Ave., New BURTON M. CROSS, Riverside Drive, Augusta • Orleans . ' EDWARD B. DENNY, JR., Z)ar/!amco//a >' M. V. HARGROVE, Oakdate RALPH E. EDWARDS, Oxford CHARLES P. HOLDERITH, 802 Sixth St., .\'ew Orleans ARTHUR E. ELA, Anson EDWIN F. HUNTER, JR., 235 College, Shreveport - CHARLES H- GOODWIN, Old Orchard Beach WELLBORN JACK, 21^1 • Barret, Shreveport ' EDWIN H.GREELEY, iV/orn'// J. THOS.. JEVVELL, New Roads ROBERT N. HASKELL, 33 State St., Bangor . HORACE LYNN JONES, DeQtiincy BRYANT L. HOPKINS, ID Heath St., Waterville . L,. O. KJELONE, Afarksville - ERNEST G. KNIGHTS, Waterboro ROBERT S. KENNEf!^, £)ot£;njM7/^ . JOSEVHW.'LARRA'SEE, West. Bath J. HOWARD LAFLEUR, Oj&tf/oujas- RALPH A. LEAVITT, 382 Westbrook St., Portland PAVLB.'IU.ANDRY, JR., Port Allen CARROLL L. MCKUSICK, Parkman MORRIS A. LOTTINGER, Houma MALCOLM P. NOYES, Franklin V- GUY B. MCDONALD, Greensburg BROOKS SAVAGE, Skowhegan K. E. MCDONALD, Bastrop CLEVELAND SLEEPER, JR., 157 Talbot ive.. Rock- ' JOHN ]. MCKEITHEN, Columbia land *^ '4: KvssELL J. McMiLLiN, Jonesville "PAUL F. SLOCUM, Standish * SIGVRMARTIN, Lutc/ier .. WENDELL T. SMART, Ellsworth J. H. MEAux, Cameron - DANIEL TURGEON, 482 Canal St., Lewiston I. CLAUDE MER^UX, Mfrfl«;c .' BENJAMIN H. VARNEY, Jon^xioro P. C. MONTGOMERY, Wirinsboro JOHN F. WARD, 226' Highland'Ave., Millinocket MIKE S.OHLSEN, Vidalia R. LEON WILLIAMS, Clifton . ELLIS JOHN PETRICH, 2543 Dreu.-c Ave., New Orleans House . ^ .' KEITH M. PYBURN, 2101 Highland Ave., Shreveport EARLE W. ALBEE, 41 Belfield St., Portland ERVVTN J. RAUSCH, Abita Springs LEROY E. AM2S, Vinalhaven. B. B. RAYBVRN,Bogalusa CHARLES E. ARTHUR, Farmingdale PERCY E. ROBERTS, 2749 Edwards, Baton Rouge WENDELL R. .ATHERTON, 211 Uniori St., Bangor ^••[ "E?i. ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS V. 89 DR. RoswELL P. BATES, 12 MainSt., Orono ELMORE C. HOUSE, Lincoln LEWIS D. BEARCE, Caribou LESISEE. JACOBS, 2^ Lake St., Auburn MELVIN t. BENN, 6'myrna Loms JALBERT, 2^ Sabattus St., Lewiston HAROLD G. BENNETT, i?a>imo«(/ CHARLES' A. J.waEsoN, Presque Isle ALBERT CLAYTON BERRY, w^Pine St., South Port , HERVEY B. JENNINGS, .S/ron^g land "~ . . MAYLAND L. D. JEWETT, Manchester . FREDERIC H. BIRD,'52 Summer St., Rocklarid'^- ••••-•• ERWIN R. JOHNSON, 25 Spring St., Gardiner ' • ROBERT H.BooTHBY, Livermore DONALD O. JOHNSTON, J<^frjo« HAROLD M. BOULIER, Stacyville Pit. .. ' VINCENT C. JONES, 5oM.'(fojni^am. C, ARNOLD BROWN, Baileyville WILLIAM S. KELLY,.640 Prospect Ave., Rumford - E.EARLE BROWN, JR., i^^ Cedar St., Bangor * PLYMPTON C, KENT, Randolph ERNEST G. BROWN, Robbins ton ARCHIE F. KNAPP, Tarmouth ERNEST H. BROWN, Wayne ; LEWIS A. "LABBE,. Brunswick HARRY M.BROWN, i/mry BERTRAND A. luACHARiTE, 20.Hawthorne St.', Bruns JOSEPH S * BROWN,- Durham wick ' • .. • ; • BENJAMIS C BvBAR, SR., Blaine - LEWIS H. LACKEE, Addison GEORGE L. BUCKNAM, Whiting BENJAMIN T. LAKRABEE, Westbrook • S. WALDO BURGESS, Limestone ' HOWARD C. LARRABEE, 14 Liberty St.., Bath STUART (3. BURGESS, HI Summer St., Rockland ALEXANDER J. hATNO, Old Town F. RAYMOND CAMPBELL, Garland. JAMESM.LAVGHTON, Ripley JOSEPH B. CAMPBELL, 76 Willow St., Augusta -^ FRED N. LEAVITT, Parsonsfield . RILEY M. CAMPBELL, Guilford' HENRY A. LE.SSARD, 45 Alilb'urn St., Skowhegan ALvm A. CARI.Z, Wellington RAYMOND J. LETOURNEAUi 12 Payne St., Springvale JOHN H. CARTER, Bethel TRUMAN I. LITTLEFIELD, Kennebunk ••-• C. STANTON CARVXLI.EJ Eustis MARION L. LONGSTAFF, Crystal A. PERLEY GAST'ONCUAY, I I Elm Court, Waterville RAYMOND E. LUDWIG, Hope . ^.^^ ^..i.....•_,„ FRANK M. CHAPLES, Hudson J..HORACE MCCLURE, 740 Washington'^SiT, Bath PHILIP F. CHAPMAN, JR., 375 Spring _St., Portland EDW;ARD J. MCENERY, ^2.. fames Street, Saco' EDWARD E. CHASE, Cape Elizabethl CLIFFORD E. MCGLAUFLIN, ^J Woodmo'nt St., Port PHILIP A. CHUTE, //arnVon • ~ land • , ..••-, CLEAVES E, GLAPP, Brooklin MARK W. McGowN, Carm?/ '. GEORGE L, CLEMENTS,, 153 Maine St.^ Belfast HARRY B. MCKEEN, Loveli ' "" .EVAN C. COBB, Lee „ ERNEST MALENFANT, 69 Lincoln St., Lewiston G. HERMAN COOK, Bridgton JOHN C. MARBLE, JR., Dixfeld • ^ LUCIA M. CORMIER, '237 Frank'lin St., Rumford ROMIE L. MARSANS, JR., AXonmou/A IRENEE CYR, Fort Kent. CLAUDE L. MARTIN, Eagle Lake WILLIAM E. DENNETT, Kittery HECTOR MARTIN, Ffenchville . ANTONIO DESANCTIS, Madison . " • .KoBERT yi-ARTiN, 10 Elm St., Augusta TiwiGiiTV^.DoRSEY, Fort Fairfield LEWIS G. MAXWELL, Wilton . . EDDIE E. DOSTIE, 107 Birch St., Lewis ton - OSCAR S. MAXWELL, Orient WILLIAM T. DOSTIE, Winslow LESLIE G. MERRILL, Stetson WILLIAM E; DOW, Falmouth R. THO-MSON MERRITT, iVfa/)/;/on M.IL.TON S. DvDi.EY, Castle Hill. . • OBED F. MILLETT, Palmyra "^ LUKE WESTON DuFRESNE,5ar//flrW- EDMUND S. M-VSVUE, River Rd,, Waterville LLOYD T. DUNHAM, ^//i^aw/A -^ • NAPOLEON L. NADEAU, 131 Hill St., Biddeford -. ARMANDDVOVETTE, 6Q Pike St., Biddeford ^ JOHN M. O'DELL, 23 Mitchell St., Eastport ANDREW J. EASTMAN,/'am . ' H. VVARREN PAINE, 20 Thomas St., Portland JOHN J. FAAS, 5enio« • • . LIN WOOD B. PALMER, JR., A''o6/«6oro . PETER J. FARLEY, 31 Green St., Biddeford CLARENCE W. PARKER, Sebec MRS. MARGUERITE R. FAY, 125 Jseal St., Portland LEyiT. PATTERSON,. Freeport GEORGE E. FITCH, Sebago CURTIS M. PAYSON, f/«zon DANIEL H. FOLEY, IVinterpmt RAY PHILBRICK, Woodland CARLETON S. FULLER, Bucftjfeld , . .^ LAWRENCE D. PHILLIPS, Southwest Harbor HAROLD* C, GATES, Millinocket PERCY FiPLVuMER, 12^ Park St., Lisbon 'ROLAND A. QAUTHIER, 65/I North AcJe., Sanford . SANFORD J. PRINCE, JR., Harpswell • OMER GAUVIN, 141 Pine St., Lewiston . GEORGE D. PULLEN, Oakland HERMAN S, GERRISH, Ojd Orchard Beach .WiLLiAhi J. PJCKER, Turner STANLEY K. GRANT, 1496 Broadway, South Portland R. CHAUNCEY ROBBINS, JR., Hoi//fon ' "^. PRESTON W, GRAY, Ornw^/on REV. RODNEY W. ROUNDY, 257. Vaughan St., Port- ALVAH D. HALL, 99 jVorth St., Calais ' • land - :••' . -WILLIAM C. HANSON, Machiaspori. • • LEO ST. PIERRE, 256 Park St., Lewiston • NATHANIEL M. HASKELL, 30 Higgins St., Portland ERNEST B. SANDERSON, Greene HAROLD M. HAYES, 108 Lincoln.St., Dover-Fox- PERCY G. SARGENT, Bucksport . croft SIDNEY R. SHARPE,/Injon - JOHN P. HAYWARD, JR., i North St., Machias WILLIAM S. SiLSBY,-/lurora EARLE W. HILL, Bingham WILFRED J. SiRdts, Van Buren LESTER N. HoBBS,./lr/o« . CHARLES O. SPEAR-, JR., 96 Goudy St., South Portland MAURICE E. HOBBS, South Berwick FRANK B. SPRING, 86 Saco St., Westbrook 90 THE'BOOK OF THE STATES PRESTON J. STANLEY, Por««r . GEORGE BENSON, Chesapeake City J. A. STEVENS, JR., Boothbay ) JOSEPH A. BERTORELLI, 314 S. High St., Baltintore ' CURTIS G. TAYLOR, Lyman , MYRON J. BLOOM, Z^^/a WALTER T. THOUAS, Hampden A. GORDON BOONE,/2u;c/on, Torwjon 4 LOREN THOMPSON, "JO State St., Brewer :D. FLOYD BRINSFIELD, Rhodesdale WILLIAM A. THOMPSON, Freedom •J. RAYMOND BUFFINGTON, JR., 520 Radnor Ave.,- JARVIS L.TYhERfFarmington ' Baltimore . G. PEIRCE WEBBER, 277 Webster Ave., Bangor T. RAYMOND BURCH, ^Bi^ Roueten St., Berwyn THOMAS G. WHITE, W'ifjf Auburn Rd., Auburn EARLE R. BURKINS, Bel Air FREEMAN L. WIGHT,' 28 Williams St., Bangor L. EDWIN GARR, Savage ' LEONARD F. WILLIAMS, 186 Summer St., Auburn J. BERNARD GARRICK, JR., 4501 Frederick Ave., . ROGER E. WILLIAMS, Topsham Baltimore RALPH E. VVINCHENPAW, Friendship JOHN W. CHAIRES, Queen Anne . PAUL L. WOODWORTH, Fairfield R. DUNCAN GLARK, 21 W. Irving St., Chevy Chase ARCHIE H. WORMWOOD, Wells GEORGEE.CODDIUGTOS, Oakland NOEL SPEIR GOOK, 5 Broadway, Frostburg MARYLAND K. WERuoti QooviSEY; ML Victoria JOSEPH A. GURRY, 1435 Battery Ave., Baltimore Senate "WM. G. DAVIS, \iE. Randall St., Baltimore 2,0 PAVI. J. BAILEY, Clements THOMAS F. DEM'PSEY, 534 Wyqnoke Ave., Baltimore HENRY HERBERT B^LCH, Easton RiLLiE P. DENNJS, Berlin ' ., ^•,. -Vv._, HUBERT If. BARTON, 801 N. Charles St., Baltimore JAMES J. DERAN, JR., iS/rw^ " GEORGE W. BECK, Z)«n/on MELVIN H. DERR, 600 Magnolia Ave., Frederick WILLIAM P. BOLTON, 608 Baltimore Ave., Towson 4 FRANOS X. DIPPEL, 3732 Echodale Ave:, Baltimore JOSEPH R. BYRNES, 6O!2 JV. Augusta Ave-, Baltimore JAMES J.DUFFY, 2^0"] Eastern Ave., Baltimore WILMER G. GARTER,,2833 JV. Calvert St., Baltimore MAURICE FRANKLIN ENSOR,SR., 6 Reservoir Road, ROY TASCO DAVIS, Sandy Spring ' PikesvilleS . • • GE6RGE N. DELLA, 120 W. Ostend St., Baltimore JOHN T, FEY, R. F. D. 3, Cumberland WILBUR R. DUUN, Arnold WILLIAM H; GE^PERT, 952 Brddd&qk' Road, Cum- DANIEL ELLISON, 3424 Auchentoroly Terrace, Balti - berland more LEO C. GERAGHTY, 3224 Gwynns Falls Pkwy., Bal- • LAWRENCE M, FRALEY, Oakland tirhore hoxjis h. GoLDSTEm, Prince Frederick CHARLES ,C GRIFFIN, 319 S. Mount St., Baltimore STAI^FORD HOFF, Westminster OLIVER R0BEP.T GvYTHER, Mechanicsville THOS: HOFFERBERT, ^BO^ Fait AV^., Baltimore JOSEPH H. HAHN, JR., Westminster GvY'JoHtisou, zzy E. Main St., Hkton JOHN W. HALL, Lusby THOMAS F. JOHNSON, Snow Hill or Oceari City JAUES E. HANCE, Mutual ROBERT B. KIMBLE, Queen City Hotel, Cumberland ROGER B. HARRIS, R. F. D., Chestertown J. OTISJMCALLISTER, Vienna WILLIAM E. HAUVER, Myersville DAVID KENNETH MCLAUGHUN, 76 E. Irvin Ave., GEORGE D. HICKS,~538 N. Mulberry St., Hagerstown Hagerstown • CARL }ioF?uAHi Wenond ,, JAMES B. MONROE, Waldorf WESLEY HORNER, Cambridge HOWARD S. b'NEiLLi i5 ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 91 BERNARD S. MELNICOVE, Temple Garden Apts., JOHN W, CoDDAiRE, JR., 33 WestlandTer., Haverhill . Baltimore MICHAEL H. GONDRON, 41 Maplew66d Ave., Pitts- W. ALBERT MENCHINE, 515 Sussex Rd., Wiltondale field : HARRY IJI MESSICK, Tyaskin , JAMES J. CORBETT, 138/I Summer St., Somerville • EDvyrARD R. MiLANicz, iBo$ AUceamaSt.,'Baltimore' LESLIE B. CUTLER, IOIO South St., Needham BEtijAum A. MROZINSKI, 504. S. Bradford St., Bal- CHESTER A. DOLAN, JR., -987 Parker St., Jamaica . tirnbre • Plain "^ ROSE MARIE MURPHY, 1901 E- Biddle St., Baltimore GEORGE J. EVANS, 18 Morningside Rd., Wakefield GEORGE T. MvRRAY^Odenton MICHAEL A. FLANAGAN, 74 Saunders St., Lavmence. JASPER C. MYERS, Kitzmiller ^ WILLIAM D. FLEMING, 56 Henshaw St., Worcester IRA C. NELSON, Trappe "^ RICHARD L FURB,USH, 436 Waverley Oaks' Rd., t> JOHN N. NEWCOMER, R. F. D. 5, Hagerstown ' Waltham MARY h. NOCK, i2og Camden Ave., Salisbury WILLIAM G. GEARY, 56 Butterfield St., Lowell WILLIAM G. O'MALLEY, 3037 Northern Pkwy., JOSEPH F. GIBNEY, Thompson Rd., Webster Baltimore. CORNELIUS F. HALEY, Main St., Rowley JOSEPH B. PAYNE, Brupswick • CHARLES V. HOGAN, 67 Phillips Ave., Lynn S. PETE PoLLACk',^03i Ruxton Ave., Baltimore NEWLAND H. HOLMES, 83 Webb St., Weymouth • • CHARLES J. PoTTTS, 1501 Russell Ave., Salisbury^ CHARLES J. INNES, 197 Bay State Rd., Boston LEROY W. PRESTON, 4326 Falls Rd., Baltimore WILLIAM J. KEENAN, 78 Fairmount St.,, Boston •'--• LEROY PUMPHREY, Upper Marlboro . RICHARD H. LEE, 206 Church St., Newton --,',' JACOB R. RAMSBURG, 448 E. Patrick St., Frederick R.\LPH LERCHE, 55 New South St., Northampton 'LESVER^.'SJEED, Mt. Savage MICHAEL LOPR.ESTI, 102 Leverett St., Boston JOHN R. REEVES, 6915 Arlington Rd., Bethesda JOHN D. MACKAY, 102 GreenleaJ St., Quincy E. PETER ELICHARDSON, Berlin RALPH G. MAHAR, 44 £. Main St., Orange JEROME ROBINSON, 720 Reservoir St., Baltimore HARRY P. MCALLISTER, 20 Nottingham Rd., EDWIN B. ROCKENBAUGH, Z^tfW FRANK H. ALLEN, 68'Central.St., Auburn CLARENCE E. TYLER, Eastport RICHARD J. ALLEN, 79 Stearns Rd.^ Brookline ; JOHNW, VALIS, 7.21^ Jefferson St., Baltimore HORACE T. ARLINGTON, I I Windridge St., Amherst . . C. CUF^ONVIRTS, 6 E. Second St., Frederick JOHN A. ARMSTRONG, I^ Nelson St., Plymouth. E. CLYDE WALLS, Church Hill CHARLES J. ARTESANI, 37 Coolidge Rd., Allston '^ LEWIS F.'WARD, Crisjield . JOHN GEORGE ASIAF, 92 Elliot St., Brockton >: HARRY I. WARREN, Ruxton, T^pwson 4 • JOSEPH A. ASPERO, 7 Warden St., Worcester ' ALAN WEBB, Vienna JOSIAH BABCOCK, JR., 232 Edge Hill Rd., Milton. BEN WEINTRAUB, I 730 E. Fayette St., Baltimore EVERETT B. BACHELLER, 58 Ash St., Danvers EDWARD HOMER WHITE, JR., 609 Camden Ave., EARLE S. BAGLEV, Main*St., Townsend Salisbury GYRUS BARNES, Hummock Pond Rd., Nantucket HORACE P, WHITWORTH, JR., WMfer«/)or/ MICHAEL J. BATAL, ^6 Nesmith St., Lawrence HENRY C. WIGLEY, Mill'ersville . JAMES G. BAYLEY, 160 Commonwealth Ave., Boston PERRY O. WILKINSON, ^01 "^ Jefferson St., Hyattsville RAYMOND H. BEACH, 493 Main St., North Wilbra- J. FRANKUN WINKLER, La Plata ham ANGELO V. BERLANDI, 33 Dwight St., Boston . MASSACHUSETTS . G. LEO BESSETTE, "^IS Harwich St., New Bedford RODOLPHE G. BESSETTE, 210 Irvington St., New Senate Bedford PHII^P G. BOWKER, 31 Evans Rd., Brookline CHARLES A. BisBEE, JR., Chesterfield RALPH V. CLAMPIT, i^j Belvidere St., Springfield FRED A, BLAKE, 19 S. Main St., Gardner 't 92 THE BOOK OF THE STATES BELDEN G. BLY, JR.,|23 Jackson St., Saugus MICHAEL PAUL FEENEY,( 999 River St., Hyde Park FRANK E. BOOT, 94 Lexington St., Lynn CHARLES E. FERGUSON, j^ Highland Ave., Lexington * EVERETT M. BOVVKER, 143 Fairway Rd., Brooklirie JOHN C. FIORE, 68 Clark St., JFramingham CERALD T. BOWLER, 10 Willow,St., Holyoke MAURICE E. FITZGERALD, 8 Quinlan St., Milford GORDON D. BovNTONi. 52 Westland Ave., Boston PETER F. FITZGERALD, Mendon St., Blackstone . MANASSAH E. BRADLEY, 2^ Grady Ct., Boston ' VJOHN J. FiTZPATRiCK, ^o Summer St.yMedford JEREMIAH F. BRENNAN, I Mystic St., Charltstown NORMAN E. FOLSOM, I 04 President St., Lynn DANIEL J. BRESN AH AN,: 47 J^f^mon Ave., Springfield STEPHEN L. FRENCH, Gardner's Neck Rd., South JOHN G. BRESNAHAN, I 15 Saratoga St., Lawrence Swansea i^'^\-' ; • '• . ' .. CLARENCE B. BROWN, Warren Rd., Brimfield. GEORGE FvvLER.," The Bars," Deerfield ->; . F.EBEU'SROWN, S^/^ Main St., Fairhaven . FRANCIS T. GALLAGHER, 45 Mansfield, St.,-Everett' JOHN D.BROvm, iTHemenway St., Boston : JOHN L. GALLANT," 78 Putnam'St., East Weymouth JOHUBROX, I2'j6 Broadway, Dracut PETER B. GAY, 114.,Linden St,, JTauriton JAMES J. BRUIN, ij Central St., Lowell CHARLES GIBBONS, ^3 Oak St.yStoneharri-. .'• HARLAND BURKE, 34 Market St., Ipswich FRANKS. GILES, JR., 3"]^ Lowell St., Alethuen JAMES A. BURKE, 32 George St., Hyde Park • AVERY W. GILKERSON, 10 Colby Rd!, North Quincy PHILIP C-BURR, 14 Freeman Ave., West Roxbury LOUIS H. GLASER, 72 Bainbridge St., Maiden, '' OSCAR J. CAHOON, Gorham Rd.,Harwichport WILLIAM A. GLYNN, 864 Colurnbus Ave., Boston CouNj.CAMKRbN, 12 Sanborn Ter., Amesbury HOLLIS M. GOTT, C^O Churchill Ave,, Arlington ELDRIDOE E. CAMPBELL, I Saxon Rd., Worcester JOSEPH .P. GRAHAM, 25 Lane Park, Boston " HAROLD W. GANAVAN, 251 Rice Ave., Revere THOMXS T. GRAY, Bi^Alden St., Springfield . Wivt.iAuF. CARRJ'-^QO KSt., Boston GEORGE GREENE, 31 HutchingsSt:, Roxbury "DAtiiEV CASEY, 662 Peck's Rd., ^ittsfield FREDERICK C. HAIGIS, 32 Apple^ Rd., Wellesley FRANCOS X. GASEY, 631 Bay St., Taunton FREDERICK C.- HAILER, JR., 4100 VVashington St., MICHAEL CATINO, 109 Traincroft St., Medford Boston -•-<"•-•' HARRISON CHADWICK, 24 Everett Ave., Winchester JAMES E. HANNON, 18 High St., Lee WENDELL P. CHAMBERLAIN, 79 Perkins St., Spring- . FRANCK A. HARDING, Weslfield St., Dedham •'• field FRED G. HARRINGTO^f, 85 Pearl,St., Everett PHILIP A. CHAPMAN, 47 Sudan St., Upham's Corner • WILLIAM E. HA\'S, 455 Lexington St., Waltham THOMAS F. GOADY, JR., I I Lombard Ave., Cambridge CHARLES W. HEDGES, 304 Beale St., Quincy DANA S. GOLLINS, 420 Liberty St., Rockland (Wollaston) ... -. . J. EVERETT GOLUNS, 35 Sumner St., Andover J. ALAN HODDER, 196 Salem Erid'Rd.i-Frarliingham JOHN F. Coi.UNS,(io Codman Park, Boston CHARLES F. HOLMAN, Z-BelmonfSli,;NorUjpod J JAMES F. CONDON, 8 Pacific St.,,South Boston J. PHILIP HOWARD, 42 Main St., Westminster JOSEPH T. CONLEY, 6 Salem St., Lawrence RICHARD "L.tivLi., I gg iMain St., Rockport LOUIS B. CONNORS, 39 Taylor St!", Waltham "^ , NATHANIEL M.HuRWiTz, 30 Margin St., Cohasset T. EDWARD GORBETT, 108 Bristol Rd., Sprnerville FRED A. HUTCHINSON, 36 Savory St., Lynn LEO J. CouRNOYER, 378 Hamilton St., Southbridge WILLIAM W. JENNESS, 106 Upland Rd., Quincy G. CHAUNCEY CbusENS, 240 Linden St., Waltham . ADOLPH JOHNSON, II Second St., Brockton "' : ~ WILLIAM A. COWING, 43 Garden St., West Springfi.eld-ERNEST A. JOHNSON, 18 Gosnold St., Worcester JAMES J. CRAVEN, JR., 192.4 Lamartine St., Boston STANLEY E. JOHNSON, go Stanton St., Worcester WALTER A. CUFFE, 15 Johnson St., Lynn ALLAN F. JONES, Main St.,, Barnstable JOSEPH H. GULLENV 19 Haywood St., Greenfield PETER J. JORDAN, 232 Prospect Ave., Revere JOHN G. CURLEY, Si^S^Carew St., Springfield . FRANCIS X. JOYCE, 10 Soulhwick St.,- Boston . SIDNEY Q. CURTISS, Undermountain Rd., Sheffield CHARLES KAPLAN, 102 Columbia Rd., Dorchester GEORGE W. DEAISJ, P. 0. Box 127, Oakham {Grove Hall) • . _. . ERNESTDEROY, 14.1 SkeeleSt.,Chicopee(Willimansett) CLARENCE KARELITZ, 66 Columbia Park, Haverhill EDWARD J. DE SAULNIER, JR., 218 Dalton. Rd., YIARREN C.FLARNER, 41& Main St., Athol Chelmsford, HENRY E. KEENAN, 6^ Palmer St., Arlington CORNELIUS DESMOND, JR., 460 E. Merrimack St., ALFRED B. KEITH, 6g Sagamore Ave., Quincy (Wol- > Lowell . laston) • . LOGAN R. DICKIE, 25 Woodward Ave:-, Reading • FRANCIS J. KELLEY, 84 Bank St., horth Aitleboro . VINCENT B. DiGNAM, 8 Hudson St., Easthampion THOMAS E. KEY, 1^ Johnson Ave.,':Winthrop WILLIAM T. DILLON, JR., 218 PF. Madison Ave., CORNELIUS F. KIERNAN, 2% Phillips St., Lowell Holyoke PHILIP K. KIMBALL, 180 Commonwealth Ave., Spring EDMUND DINIS, I 167 Cove Rd., New Bedford field . WILLIAM P. Di VITTO, 154 £. A/am St., Milfbrd BERNARD M. LALLY, 97 Waldeck St., Boston THOMAS J. DoHERTY, 12 Cudworth St., Medford EDMUND V. LANE, 1666 Commonwealth Ave., Boston FRANCIS C. DOLAN, 471 Prospeet-St., Fall River JOSEPH F. LEAHY, iS New Hampshire Ave., Somerviile MAURICE-A. DONAHUE, 140 Pirn St., Holyoke pRANcrs W. LINDSTROM, 297 Allston St., Cambridge EDMOND J. DoNLAN, ijB Park St., West Roxbury LOUIS LOBEL, 604 Cambridge St., Boston , ANTHONY. R. DOYLE, 150 Beacon St., Worcester . GERALD P. LOMBARD, I 23 Myrtle Ave., Fitchburg CHARLES D. DRISCOLL, 5 Kilsyth Ter., Allston WILLIAM R. LONOWORTH, 25 Stevens St., Methuen . MENRY M. DVGGAN, 4. Arlington St., Newburyport RAYMOND J. LORD, 959 Middlesex St., Lowell ERNEST W. DULLEA, 74 For«/ St., Roxbury C. GERALD EVCEY, 2,^ i Moraine St., Brockton FHILW J. DvRKiNy^i Dearborn St., Salem JOHN F. LYNCH, 203 Hampden St:, Chicopee ; THOMAS E. ENRIGHT, 81 Parker St., Pittsfield JoHN: PIERCE LYNCH, 153 Everett St., Springfield ANDREW E. FAULKNER, 100 Corning St., Beverly' FRANK D. hiGC.\RTHY,^o North St., Medfield •n « 'ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 93 MICHAEL J. MCCARTHY, 282 Spring St., East H. EDWARD SNOW, 55 Hartford St., Nqtick Bridgewaier , MARGARET Li SPEAR, 121 'Bishopsgate Rd., Newton PAUL A. MCCARTHY, 34 Sycamore St., Somerville . Centre ' • ' " JOSEPH F. MCEVOY.JR-., 210 Powder House Blvd., JEREMIAH J. SULLIVAN, 2203 Massachusetts Ave,, * Somerville Cambridge . . . ' ' TIMOTHY J. MclNERjfEV, 21 Iroquois St., Boston RALPH W. SULLIVAN, 14 Fendale Ave., Dorchester FRANCIS H. McNAMARi^ I Tfl/nw:^ Ter., Worcester • Center WILLIAM E. MCNAMARA, 62 South St., Leominster . WILLIAM F. SULLIVAN, 2g Sunset Rd., Boston ARTHUR U. MAHAN, 71 Exchange St., Leominster JOSEPH A, SYLVIA, Wing Rd., Oak Bluffs VINCENT A. MANNEKING, 45 Hillside St., Roxbury JOSEPH A. SYLVIA, JR., 440 Orchard St., New Bedford Crossing . . EDMOND TALBOT, JR;, I 3 Hazel St., Salem, Mass. PHILIP M. MARKLEY, 23 Ley/red Ter., Springfield CLARENCE F. TELFORD, 54 Pleasant St., Plainville GEORGE F. MARTIN,.JR., 158 Montague City Rd., JOHN F. THOMPSON, 21 East St., Ludlow • J ' Montague {Turners Falls) NATHANIELTILDEN^^'J Elm St., Scituate JOSEPH A. MiLAnOfiiy Grove St., Melrose ROBERT X. TIVNAN, 2 Louise St., Worcester ARTHUR W. MILNE, 26 Holmes Road, Pittsfield HAROLD TOMPKINS, Lowell Rd., Concord SHERHAti MILES, 101 XHhestnut St., Boston JOHN J. TOOMEY, 395 Windsor St., Cambridge WILFRED S. MIRSKY, 46 Warner St., Boston JAMES J. TWOHIG, JR., 22 Emersori St., South Boston . CHARLES MuLLALY, JR., Pr«/on .S"/., Afi//w7/tf / EARLE S. TYLER, 2^2.Bellevue Rd., Watertown / EDWARD J. MULLIGAN, 387 Ashmont St., Dorchester MARJO UMANA, 1^2 Cottage St., Boston « ROBERT F, MURPHY, 90 West Border Rd., Maiden THEODORE J. VAITSES, 1 ^Laurel St., Melrose ; CORNELIUS J. MURRAY, 2 Haskell St., Beverly Farms JOHN W. VAUGHAN, 331 Common St., Belmont HAROLD C. NAGLE, 535 Second St., Fall River WILLIAM X. WALL, 179 Spruce St., Lawrence LOUIS K. NATHANSON, 8 Nazing Ct., Roxbury {Grove JOSEPH F. WALSH, 12 Morris St., West Lynn' Hall) ' *, ^OSEPHD.V^ARD, ^i Pine St., Fitchburg JAMES A. O'BRIEN, 61 Forest St., Fall River JOHN C. WEBSTER, JR.,' 256 Prospect St., Stoughton WiLUAM T. O'BRIEN, 137 Hamlet St., Fall River NoRMAU F.WEI.LEN, 20 Gibbon St., Aiarlboro JOHN H. O'CONNOR, JR., 1180 Main St., Worcester MALCOLM S. WHITE, 125 Salem St., Woburn GEORGE H. O'FARRELL, 7 Clapp St., Maiden HOWARD WHITMORE, JR., 54 Carver Rd., Newton LOUIS F. O'K^EFE, 87 Gardner St., Peabody Highlands FRANK B. OLIVEIRA, 217 Columbia St:, Fall River ' JOHN S. WHITTEMORE, 43 Otis St.^ Newtonville THOMAS P. O'NfifLL, 16 J^orris St., Carnbridge HENRY D. WINSLOW, I 5 Coolidge Hill Rd., Cambridge JOHN J. O'ROURKE, 19 Clark Ave., Northampton. STANISLAUS . G. WONDOLOWSKI, ^O Washburn St., . HAROLD A. PALMER, 7 FfljrwVu; Ter.,.Somerville Worcester RAYMOND P. PALMER, 69 Edgehill Rd., Braintree ALBERT E. WOOD, 201 Alain St., North Easton ANTHONY PARENZO, 44 Church-St., Westfield L. THEODORE WOOLFENDEN, 465 Arnold St., New EBEN PARSONS, I 7 Conant Rd., Marblehead Bedford CLARK B. PARTRIDGE, 75 Commonwealth Rd., Water- ALTON H. WORRALL, 69 South Blvd., Wareham town ARTHUR E, YOUNG, 18 North Ave., Attleboro CHARLES L. PATRONE, 15 Alpheus Rd., Boston ANTONE PERREIRA, 44 Saint James St., Fai^River " MICHIGAN M.ICHAEI. v.'PEssoi.Atio,'^! Oswego St., Springfield HENRY W. PICKFORD, 135 Walnut St., Clinton Senate GABRIEL FRANCIS PIEMONTE, 20 Prince St., Boston FRAUK ANDREWS, Hillman PATRICK F. PLUNKETT, 236 Lakeview Ave., Lowell BION L. BATES, 342 W. Williams St., Ovid , GEORGE W, PORTER, 252 Silver St., Agawam CHARLES S. BLONDY, 2605 Sturtevant, Detroit.6 HARVEY A. POTHIER', 51 Franklin St., Haverhill G. ELWOOD BONINE, R. F. D. 1, Varidalia MEYER PRESSMAN, 37 Central Ave., Chelsea BRUCE F.'CLOTHIER,. 4989 Peck Rd., North Branch. HAROLD PUTNAM, 1248 Great Plain Ave., Needham CREIGHTON R. COLEMAN, 413 E. Alarision^ Alarshall ANDREW P..QUIGLEY, 76 Crest Ave., Chelsea WILLIAM A.IELLSWORTH, 121 Burdette St., St. Ignace PHILIP A. QUINN, IOI Main St., Spencer PERRY W. GREENE, 71 Sheldon Ave. S. E., Grand GEORGE E. RAWSON, 22 Marlboro St., Newtonville Rapids J — THOMAS F. REILLY, 207 Bowdoin St., Dorchester ROBERT A. HAGGERTY, 9155 Roselawn; Detroit 4 , HiBBARD RICHTER, 73 Marion St., Brookline JfAMES P. HANNAN, 1581 McKinstry, Detroit 9 JOSEPH N. ROACH, 561 M^VZ St.,^North Adams .FRANK. HEATH, 705 \V. Vermont, Bay City ALBERT E. ROBERTS, 119 MonatiquotAve., Braintree .(GEORGE N. HIGGINS, 23225 Woodward Ave., Fern- DANIEL RUDSTEN, 23 Angell St., Dorchester Center dale • RICHARD A. RUETHER, 7 Spring St., Williamstown YiARRY F. FivmjE, ^c^ Busch Bldg., Lansing HOWARD S. RUSSELL, Nob Hill Rd., Way land . ED\^N W. KLUMP, \og State St., Harbor Beacfi. KENDALL A, SANDERSON,,ig Conant Rd., Afarblefwad HENRY R. KOZAK, 2178 Belmont, Hamtramck \2 WILLIAM H. SEARS, JR., 4 Groveland St., Haverhill GARLAND B. hANE, 2^0^ CorunnaRd., Flint A. JOHHSERINO, 86 Washington Ave., Cambridge JOHN B. MARTIN, JR., 345 Plymouth Rd. S. E.,. JOHN M.. SHEA, 121 Cohasset St., Worcester Grand Rapids A^'m^R J' SHEEHAH, ^^y Crescent St., Brockton JAMES T. MILLIKEN, 204. Front St., Traverse City ROBERT T. SissoN, 4.8 Atkins Ave., Lynn CARLTON H. MORRIS, 801 American National Bank .MICHAEL F. SKERRY, 31 Burruide St., Meiford . Bldg., Kalamazoo • CHARLES J. SKLADZIEN, ,367 A/a/n 6"/., HTZij/ifr KASKELLL.'NICHOLS, 4.01 DwightBldg., Jackson ROY C. SMITH, 55 Weston Ave., Holbrgok , . ELMER K. PORTER, R. F. D. 2, hMssfield 94 rUE BOOK OF THE STATES CHARIM T.'PRESCOTT, Prescott WALTER G. HERRJCK, Carjon CJ/)- LEO H. ROY, 202 Harris Ave., Hancock T. JEFFERSON HOXIE, 119 K. Mill St., St. Louis HAROLD M. RYAN, 14482 Parkgrove, Detroit 5 •HAROLD W. HUNGERFORD, 2223 Forest Ave., Lan- JOHN P. SCHUCH, 301 N. Hamilton, Saginaw COLIN L. SMITH, Faifman Bldg., Big Rapids EDWARD HUTCHINSON, Fehnville H. D. TRIPP, 116 Locust St., Allegan ;=- HvGH "D. JoHiisxoti, Box 1^, Rosebush WILLIAM G, VANDENBERG, 27 W. Thirteenth St., JOHN D. KAREL, 349 Richard Ter., S.E. Grand . . Holland Rapids PATRICK WALSH, 13615 Thompson, Detroit"^ PETER J. KELLY, 15075 Washburn Ave'., Detroit 21 DON VANDER WERP, 326 £, Main St., Frerridnt JAMES KIRK, i?. F. JD. I, Vassar ALBERT J. WILKE, 301 JE. "B" St., Iron Mountain VICTOR A. KNOX, R. F. D. 2, Saull Ste. Marie ANTHONY Jt WILKOWSKIJ 4809 Chene, Detroit 7 , JOSEPH J. KOWNLSKI, 9164 Steel Ave., Detroit .2^ ' JOHN D. KRUSE, i34 Magill St., Manistee House CHESTER LEWANDOWSKI, 3234 Junction Ave.^ Detroit ' URAL S. ACKER, 6955 ^r Fourteenth St., Kalamazoo 16 . LOUIS E. ANDERSON, Nbrthport CARL G. LINDQUIST, R. F. D. V, Iron River JOHN W. BANNASCHJ 303 Dwight Bldg., Jackson DAVID L. LINDSAY, 1106^'Chelsea Ave., Detroit^ HOMER L. BAUER, 127K 'S'. Cochran St., Charlotte ALEXANDER M. MACKAY, 180 'J\t. Second St., West J^RED G. BEARDSLEY, 12 Hudson, Oxford Branch FAY E. BENJAMIN, i?. F. D. i, Cedar Springs . "^ WALTER T. MCMAHON, 576 k. Shevlin, Hazel EUGENE G. BETZJ 329 H^. £/m vli^e., Monroe • Park ' > ; .. ANDREW BOLT, BOX 707, Southkent, Grand Rapids FRANK A. MAHONEY, -^S^"] Thirtieth Ave.^ Detroit 10 , EDWARD A. BORGMAN, 1154 Alto S. E.,-Grand LOUIS MEZZANO, 1201 Hancock St., Wakefield Rapids • ..^ ROBERT M. MONTGOMERY, 5ojr 2131, LflTuin^ ROY H. BRIGHAM, 19 W. Alden Ave., Battle Creek THOMAS C. MORGAN, 1107. Security Tower", Battle WiLUAif S. BROOMFIELD, 1120 S.LAFAYETTE, iJqy- Creek alOak DAVID F. MORRISON, Germfosk ED. CARBY, I g'i^'j Washtenaw St., Detroif 24. HUGO A. NELSON, Indian River HOWARD R. CARROLL, 48 Ahrens St., Mt. Clemens WALTER NILL, 1838 Jefferson St., Muskegon Heights, JOSEPH A. GAVANAGH, 415 W. Main St., Midland Muskegon ^ ROBERT J. CHASE, 1024 jejferson Dr., Flint ""MICHAEL NOVAK, I 71,94 Lumpkin Ave., Detroit 12 •LEWIS G, GHRISTMAN, 604 First National Bldg., Ann STANLEY NOVAK, 5543 Moran Ave., Detroit 11 . Arbor • JOHN J. PENCZAK, 5392 Thirty-third Ave., Detroit 10 WILUAMJ. CLEARY, 596 Pipestone St., Benton Har Euii. A.,'PEL,TZ, ^^o Larke Ave., Rogers City ' bor HARRY J. PHILUPS, 2956 Electric Ave., Port Huron JAUES ]. CoLuns, ^18 Williams, Flint JAMES L POST, R. F. D. I, Hillsdale RoLLO G, CONIIN, R. F. D. I, Tipton LOOMIS K. PRESTON, Commercial Bank Bldg., St. CLYDE E. COOPER, P. 0. Box 432, White Cloud Joseph ' ., • Lov^ C. CRAUTON, Lapeer JOHN S. PTASZKIEVVICZ, 9033 Lumpkin Ave., Ham- EDGAR CuRRiE, 453 Marston Ave.,.Detroit 2 iramck 12 r^ ROBERT D. DAVIDSONJ R. F. D. 2, Hersey MICHAEL J. O'BRIEN, 3263 Northwestern Ave., RICHARD H. DEADMAN, 113 W. Lewis St., Alpena Detroit 6 ADRIAN DEBOOM, R.F.D. 4, Owosso THOMAS C. O'BRIEN, ^26'^ Northwestern Ave., De- « AiSPHEVS v. DECKER, Deckerville ' troit6 ' . "BERT A. DICKERSON, 160 E. Third St., Constantine JOSEPH G. O'CONNOR, 16606 Tireman Ave.,'Detroit FRED R. DINGMAK, 9643 Sussex Ave., Detroit 27 lo •'•' '• ' •'."'. TRACY M. DOLL, 3715 Bedford Rd., Detroit 24 ^^ PATRICK J. O'MALLEY, 21704 Thatcher Ave., Detroit LEO J. DOYLE, 146 £•. 6'/e«;ari;,/^/j«r -ig- • • •. • PATRICK J. DOYLE, 6327 Payne Ave., Dearborn EKWTN KATHKE, I ^10 Garfield St., Bay City N. D. EDWARDS, 2740 Blaine Ave., Detroit 6 ALVIN-E. RICHARDS, 415 High St., Marquette . ARNELL; ENGSTROM, ^^O W.-Eighth St., Traverse WILLIAM ROMANO, 7543 Paige Ave., Van Dyke City . ;• ;• GLENN B..ROBINSON, 224 Afonroe St., South Haven EINAR E. ERLANDSEN, 1014 jV. Sixteenth St., Escan- JACOB SCHEPERS, ^^^^ Hillcfest Ave.i.East Lansing dha LOUIS G. SCHOOLEY, 19 5. Ottawa, Grandville JoHtf v. EsPiE, Eagle • HARRY SIBLEY, 2576. Harding Ave., Muskegon HOWARD R. ESTES, 492 Rivenoak, Birmingham BERT J. STOREY, JS. F. D. "^yBelding JOHN F. FITZPATRICK, 5844 Baker Ave.,- Detroit 9 RICHARD L. THOMSON, 46 Rhode Island Ave., High JACK FULLER, 1^^4.8 Ardmore Ave., Detroit 27 land Park 3 HE^RY GEERUNGS, 90 W. Fourteenth St., Holland FLOYDE.TOWN,R.F. D. 1, Jackson . CLARENCE F. GRAEBNER, 125 JV. Granger St., Sagir . DAVID J. TROMBLEY, ii2^gCardwell, Livonia Twp., now : , Garden City MARTHA W. GRIFFITHSJ 12080 Montrose Ave., GuiDO D. VALENTI, 400 Main St., Iron Mountain. Detroit 27 WADE VAN VALKENBURG, I I 18 Cherry StrjJCalama- G. KIRK HALEY, 725 E. Huron Ave., Bad Axe zoo • LEAVN HARRELSON, 21 g Osmun, Pontiac JOSEPH E. WARNER, 1024 W^. Alichigan Ave., Tpsi- ARTHUR C. HAUFTE, 21 I JV. Bond St., Saginaw lanti EARLHEBERT, 12 Salliotte Ave., Ecorse HARRY B. WERNER, LeRoy HARRY HERMANN, 102 S. Kearsarge St., Laurium THEODORE J. WiLK, 12^1^ Buffalo Ave., Detroit 12 c«='-' \ssi^ ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 95 •DAVID E. YOUNG, /?. F, D.. i, Saginaw OSCAR A. Svi^NsbN, R. F. D. No. 2, Nicollet . JOHN F. YOUNG, 4702 Industrial Ave., Flint THOMAS D. VUKELICH, Gilbert JOSEPH R..ZANGLIN, 2321 Twenty-third St.t'Wyan- HENRY WAGENER, Waconia dotte HARRY L. WAHLSTRAND, Willmar MAGNUS WEFALD, Hawley MINNESOTA THOMAS P. WELCH, Buffalo « LEO WELLE, ^Manv Senate DONALD O. WRIGHT, I I 12 Wdihburn Ave. S., Min- A: Li. ALUEK, Balaton J neapblis , - -. • ERNEST P. ANDERSON, Waitfna v., WERNER E. VIvEtcrz, A^tin MARVIN H. ANDERSON, 5529 Thirty-eighth Ave. S., JOHN M. ZWACH, jiWj/rqy . Minneapolis. \ CLAUDE G. BAUGHMAN, W^a«ca • House 'I • .: . H. A. BRIDGEMAN, jBfmj'fl/'i , ; ' CLAUDE H. ALLEN, gog LakeviewAve., St. Paul ~ WALTCR BuRDfck, 7?di:fejfeT~~"" ~—-''—— A. B. ANDERSON, 128 Chester Pkwy., Duluth - GORDON BusHNELL, Tamarack HAROLD R. ANDERSON, North Mankato • CoLViN G. BUTLER, Fergus Falls J. A. ANHERSON', New York Mills D. M. CAREY, Wells HENRY APPLEDORNI Pipestone -JAMES A. CARLUYJ Plainvie^ , ROY B. 'AUNE, Parkers Prairie HOMER M. CARR, Proctor HARRY BASFORD, Wolf Lake- C. A: DAHLE, 4505 McCullock St.yDuluth SHELDON L. BEANBLossoAij-4g2 E. Wheelock Pkwy., 'WiLiXAuE.DAHhQxnsT, Thief River Falls St. Paul \^, MivpoRD DAVIS, Reading ALF. L. BERGERUD,^8O2 Mt. Curv^f Minneapolis SAuW.BENNisoiiT-SouihSt.Paul • TED L. BIERNAT, 22}^ LOwry Ave. N.E., Minneapolis LEONARD W. DERNEK, Winona . JOHN R. BLOMQ,UIST,| W^aaiun VftLtiAiiL.DiETZ,Montgomery THOMAS BONDHUS, Siorden FRANK E. DpuoikERTY, Farrwionf WM.V.BVRROVGKS,'Sleepy Eye EMMETT L. DUEMKE, 2736 Stinson Blvd., Minneapolis- CARL S. BURTNESS, Caledonia DANmj^S.FEiDT, II j^KW.BanhBldg., Minneapolis WILLIAM E. CARLSON, 2^033 Fremont Ave., St. Pauf GROVER C. GEORGE, Goodhue . E. J. CHILGREN, Littlefork • R. B. GOODHUE, Z)«nnwon THOMAS N. CHRISTIE, 1912 Laurel Ave., Minneapolis B. E. GROTTUM,\7acA;jon YREXi A. CiNA, Aurora . , EDWARD HAGEN, Milan OTTO E. CLARK, Oja/rzJ HXROLD HARRISON, 3525 Irving Ave. S., Minneapolis PATRICK D. CREAMER, 566 S. Smith Ave., St. Paul '-JVALluM,Mankato - " WALTER J. CROSWELH, Lake Crystal *A. R. JOHANSON, Wheaton • OMAR DAHLE, Waseca\ ..'•'. C. ELMER JOHNSON, ^/ms/amf WALTER E. DAY, Baghy . • . ; . JOHN A. JOHNSON, Prw/on " CARL M.. D'AQUILA, Hibbing RAYMOND J. JuLKOWSKi, 1929 Third St. K.E., Min LEONARD K. THiCKiNsoN, Bemidji neapolis \ , AUBREY W, DIRIAM, Redwood Falls NORMAN J. LARSON,'^rfa. LAFAYETTE C. DIXON, Long Prairie - , LEO J. LAUERMAN, ^/jMfl \y . ALBERT DoMiNicKj i?./?. 4, .PzVrc WENDELL L. LEDIN, Bethel ROY E. DUNN, Pel' -n Rapids . MILTON C* LIGHTNER, 506 Summit Ave., St. Paul K. H. EHRENBERG, Graceville CLIFFORD LOFVEGREN, R. R. No. 3, Alexandria ODEAN ENESTVEDT, Sacred Heart ' JOSEPHH. MASEK, 217 £•. Page St., St. Paul L. B. ERDAHL, Frost \ • ' RALPH L. MAYHOOD, 1500 Park Ave.^ Minneapolis • WESLEY H. ERKEL, LeCenter ARCHIE H. MILLER, R. F. D. No. 2, Hopkins EMIL C. ERNST, Lester Prairie „ C C. MITCHELL, PriW(f/on REUBEN W, FELT, R'. 7?. I3, Willmar GERALD T. MULLIN, ^'^li^ Xerxes Ave. N., Minneap- FLOVD.O.ELOM, Glenwoocf-- . olis H. A. FREDERICKSON, WiWom —- HELUER MYRE, Albert Led GEO. A. FRENCH, 5i4oi'?nn Ave. S., Minneapolis ANCHERNEI^EI;, Hutchinson RAY GESELL, R. R: I, Moorhedd . . KARh G. NEVIAEIER, Stillwater ARTHUR T. GIBBONS, 31 Winter St., St. Paul B. G. NOVAK, 747 Van Buren Ave., St. Paul 1 ARTHUR GILLEN, SO. Stl Paul . ' GEORGE O'BRIEN, Grani i?a/)/£/> H. P. GoopiN, ^415 Knox Ave; N.; Minneapolis -CHARLES N. ORR, 737 Asbury St., St. Paul . HARRY GREER, Lanesboro HANS C. PEDERSEN, Ruthtoii \ IjAyfRENCE T. HAEa,Robbinsdale ELMER PETERSON, Hibbing -CAR;L GV-HAGLAND, I"^I3 S. Sixth St., Minneapolis EVERETT L. PETERSON, I 131 E. Cook Ave., St. Paul S. HALVERSON, Worthington • v HERBERT ROGERS, 331 West Fourth St., Duluth JOHN A. HARTLE, /?. R. 4, Owatonrta. GORDON RosENUEiER, Little Falls M. K. HEGSTROM, St. James GEORGE L. SIEGEL, 778 E. Sixth St., St. Paul E. B. HERSETH,'/?. R. I, Drayton, N. D. J. A. SiMONSON, Litchfield JACOB HERZOG, Austin DotiAvp SINCLAIR, Stephen LOUIS W. HILL, JR., 215 S. Grotto St., St. Paul A. O.SLETVOVD, Detroit Lakes '. ~^ ' WILHELM HOLM, 73'/ JOHN F. HOWARD, R. F. D. St.- Paul Park • VLADIMIR SHIPKA, Granrf/?a/)fy5 RALPH H. ILLSLEY,/?. iJ. I, Z)Mw^aj RICHARD H. SiLVOLA, FzV^/mn E. R. ILSTRUP, Buffalo ' T.HEO. C SwANSON, Princeton} CJlARL M. IVERSON, ^jAfij' DWIGHT A. SWANSTROM, 2216 W. Sixth St., Duluth ALFRED I.JOHNSON, Benson IRVIN M.TALLE, Albert Lea i . • FRANKB. JOHNSON, Brainerd TEMAN THOMPSON, Lanesboro 1 •, LEONARD A. JOHNSON, 240 Twenty-fiirst„Ave, S., EDWARD J. TOMCZYK, 926 Alain St. .JV.E., Alin- ^Minneapolis ' •' neapolis 1 M. N. JOHNSON, Sherburn WILLIAM P. TUCKER, 1657 Lincoln Ave., St. Paul F, C. KAPLANi\i4zWn •REUBENH. TwETEN, Fojj;/o«i .;: JOE KARAS, Pine City EDVV. J. VoLSTAD, 3327 Twenty-fifth Ave. S., Alin- J. R. KELLEK, Rollingstone v neapolis . (' % JOHN j. JKJNZER, Cold Spring ROY L, VOXLAND, Kenyon | ' ' j TRIGG H. KNUTSON, Slay ton ARTHUR A. WAIBEL, ./\W f/7m JOHN T.KoiLosviu, Sauk Rapids ARNE C. WANVICK, 215 W. Third St.,. Duluth :•'•• FRANasLABROssE, ^i^S Restormel St., Duluth CARL O. WEGNER, 2727 AIcKinley St. N.E., Aliri- • CLARENCE G. LANGVEY, Red Wing nedpolis j ' ROBERT F. LEE, Annandale VERNON S. WELCH,.2517 Pleasant /hj., Aiinneapolis AL R. LEJK, Winona ' E.J. WflNDMJiLER, Fergus Fallsl THOMAS A. LETNES, Nielsville ., ••:•..•• \ '.'r • -• HAROLD ll. LUNDEEN, ^22 Thirty-ninth Ave. S., . Minneapolis MISSISSIPPI __ T)ON D. LUNDRIGAN, Walker • Senate FREDT.LVX, Sauk Centre GEORGE LAWRENCX ADAMS, 7p( O N. Union St.,f CS. MCREYNOLDS, Clearbrook Natchez HEOD. MADDEN, EyOta y CARL COCHRAN AytEN, CockrurA • / I GEO. R. MATCHXN, 2832 Kenwood Ave., St. Louis FRANK DOWNER BARLOW,. Herm^nville '\ Park GATHA LEE BE.AVERS, Lucedale j HENRY MATTSON, Cfo(/«ei , HUGH ALLEN BOREN, Tu/>«/o y EDWIN MEIHOFER, '548 Superior St., St. Paul DOUGLAS MAXWELL BRAMLETTE, H^oof/i'iY/? FREDERICK P. MEMMER,^. R. 7, St. Paul DECATUR P. BUTLER, Aleadville. EVERETT S. MILLS, Montevideo F-WLCLIFTON CATO, Uiiion Church "T EMIL MORBERG, Oslo JAMES OR\aLLE CLARK, luka \ MICHAEL R. MoRiARiTY,\7or^a?z FORREST D. COPELAND, Newton I LEOVD. MOSIER, 4340 Washburn Ave. N., Minneap- BASCRUM LUNDY CRAWFORD, JWzi; Albany l • o/ij •. JOHN PATRICK HENRY.CULKIN, Vicksburg AUGUST B. MUELLEB| Arlington THOMAS RAMAGE ETHERIDGE, Oxford GEORGE MURK, 1819 Nineteenth Ave. jV.E., Minne- EARL EVANS, JR., Can/on [. : apolis . . ' HOUSTON HEvyEs EV^NS, i^'i^ Second St., Gulf port •WILL N. NELSON, Tracy .' ,1 JOHN B. FARESE, Ashland .\ JOHN H. NORDIN, 102"] Forty-first Ave. N.E. Colum- DAVID DURRETT FULLILOVE, S)R.,\Vaiden. ^'^bia-Heighty----':-"'"^ •' ROBERT E. LEE GENTRY^Mount Olive ^ GRANT H. NORMAN, Hubbard STANTON AUGUSTUS HALL,N^flWzVi-6ar^ ' A. F. OBERG, Lindstrom ; HERSCHEL H. HARDEE, C/ara JAMES Vf. O'BRIEN, R. R. 2, Stillwater • MARVIN B. HENLEY, Philadelphia CURTISS OLSON,/?ojMu T)R. TAYLOR HILL HENRY, Columbus THOS. F. O'MALLEY, I QO'] Lake Ave. S.,DtUuth CoLUMBVs ALTON HiLLMAN, Mpnticellp AUGUST OMTVEDT, TWO Harbors. • '• OSCAR LAMAR HOUSTON, Tunica I--\ ' HOWARD OTTINGER, Chaska CARL M.JOHNSTONE, JR., Calhoun Cip; ALFRED J. OTTO, 194 Summit Ave., St. Paul FRED JONES, Inverness ; OSCAR PETERSON, Clarkfield JOHN WILLIAM KYLE, Sardis P. KENNETH PETERSON, 2305 W. Twenty-first St., CORNELIUS J. LADNER, 212 Ballentini St., Bay St. Minneapolis :Louis /^TNTHONY PODGORSKI, 642 Van Bureii Ave., St. Paul BYRON HERALD LOSING, West Point JOSEPH PRIFREL, JR., 1031 Woodbridge Ave.,St. Paul WILLIAM BROOKS LI'GAS, Alacon BEWEY^^EED, 14^g Sixth Ave. JV., St. Cloud BEE MCALPIN, Mi.ze ITHOS. C. RICHARDSON, H^m MALCOLM DEATON McAuLEY,_^/!fl//a JA. F. RIEDNER, Morris WILLIAM MCGRAW, Bentonia /GARL J. RiNKE, Wheaton CLARENCE BENTON l^EViUAN, Valley Park CHAS. W. ROOT, 5528 Blaisdell Ave., Minneapolis WILLIAM MANGEL PERRIGIN, Aiathiston HOWARD W. R,uNDQuisT, Z).a«;xon DUEL H. PRICE, Prentiss , I LOREN S. RUTTER, Kinney THOMAS MITCHELL ROBINSON, j'ac/tjpn THOS. J. RYAN, Milaca . * JOHN RUNDLE, Grenada R. R. RYTI, Wadena. . LuciEN STOKES SANDERS, Kosciusko ELY R. SCHENCK, Wolverton • JAMES CoLt'MBUS SMITH, Paulding FRED W. SCHWANKE, Deerwood FRANK. ELLIS SMITH,-605 Claibcrni St., Greenwood J.F. SEARI.ES, Beaver Creek LAWRENCE OLFORD SMITH, BOX i^,KVan,-Fleel ROBERT J. SHERAN, Mankalo . *WALTER REYNOLDS SMITH, Aberdeen "" i- R 0 STERS OF ST A TE 0 FFICIAL ^ 97 .'^ ROBERT HARVEY THOMPSON,! II8JV. Congress St., EDGAR P. HARHEE, Pachuta Jackson . j AAROUF. HARRINGTON, Houston . GEORGE BERKLEIY WALKER, >S'/onm//e HERVEY HICKS, i?. F. D., Benion • . JAMES GAMPBELB. WARREN, i)gA'a/i& J. B. HOLLEMAN, IKi'gginj JOHN STEWART WATSON, .Z^ATj/i^/on TYLER HOLMES, Winona •-v~c. NATE SEMMES V)uLLiAMSONi iV/m^ian .... JOE VV. HOPKINS, C/aritj(/a/ ToMMiE A. WAITS, Fart/amoTz ORVILLE.BURNETT, 5o(ir6on •; ROBERT ALLEN WALKER, \/?/, 2, Coldwater LUNA BUTLER, 4'* >> •. ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 99 W. N. MCDONALD, 1831 Jackson Ave., Jopliii THOMAS A. WALSH, 3646a St^ Louis Ave., St. Louis ROY \y. MCGHEE, Piedmont BAXTER WATERS, Liberty : A. V; MCROBERTS, Canton jAiiEs\J'.'WATSON,J\l'ew London ' , DovGi-As MAHNKEY, Forsyth . .'C ''' RICHARD M. WEBSTER, 409 Walnuti Carthage ANDY L. MATHEWS, JR., Co//i«j RICHARD FRANKLIN. WHTTESIDE, Foley : FRANK G. MAZZUCA, 712 E. Missouri, Kansas City LUTHER E. WILHOIT, 322 Broadway, Macon BEN. MEZKS, Thayer CHARLES A, WrrrE, ji6 E. Monroe, Kirkwood L. E. MERRILL, Brunswick C. T. WOLF, Ste. Genevieve H. W. MEYER, Boonville MERRILL WOODS, Mo««W J. W. MILHOAN, Winigan M. D. YOUNT, Arcadia '•. ^ ', JOE H. MILLER, Carro//ton ' » A. H. ZiHUERSCHiED, Cole Camp ARNOLD M. MONTGOMERY, Poplar Blujf {One seat iindecided) ELVTS A. MOONEY, Bloomfield . J. B. MOORE, Hamilton MONTANA JAMES MCKINLEY NEAL, 2004 El Twenty-third, Kan sas City Senate MRS. FRED A. NEEL, R. F. D. i, Huntsville LEROY H. ANDERSON, ConraANGSTMAN, Havre BEN W. OLIVER, 6209 E. Fifteenth St., Kansas City ^CfARHOii?, Broadview JOHN P. O'REILLY, 4411a Fair Ave., St. Louis J. HUGO ARONSON, Cut Bank, . S.'W. FADGET, Memphis O. P. BALGORD, Lavina . WALLACE M. PEARSON, A'ir^iii7/(f . . RALPH P. BLAIR, Sidney T. A. PENMAN, Poftageville CHARLES A. BOVEY, Great Falls W. GvY PE.RKim, Princeton CHAS. W, BROWN, Terry • TtosiALD FERRYUAt;, Crystal City FRANK B, BUCK,' Ekalaka ANTHONY D. PICKRELL, - 5415 E. Twenty-seventh TOM BvRKE, Billings •; • Terr., Kansas City ' L. W- BUSCH, Baker WILLIAM PiTTMAN, Fairpor/ KLENNETH R. COLE, Winnett ANDREW POE, Belle K '. LEO J. CREMER, Shawmut EDDE B. POPE, Hermitage ANDREW DAHL, Dagmar .TOM PROCTER, Greenjield HOWARD J. DOGGETT, Towtisend "CHARLESyH. Puus, 511 West Love, Mexico OLIVER EBERT, White Sulphur Springs DR. EDWARD D. REESE, 405 Gladstone Blvd., Kan D. F. FEWKES, Troy . sas.City - '' P. A; FISCHER, Wibaux' R. H. RJDENHDUR, l^lk GEORGE M. GOSMAN, Dillon 'F.E.Romm6it,EdinW-' " HERBERT H.HAIGHT, ^u^o/A - "LAWRENCE K. Roos, 60^Pershing Ave., St. Louis F. F. HAYNEs, forjy/A WILLIAM L. ROSE, 5632 Milentz Ave., St. Louis M. R. HENDERSON, i/fl// /LEO J. RoziER, Perryville J. M. HOFLAND, Circ/ .••V loo • THE BOOK OF THE STATES GEo,.W>^WiLSOii, Shelby /RICHARD NIXON, Hogeland H. H. K. WwsoNjied Lodge JOHN OLIVER, Ekdlaka •-.-..'. y/. J.V/itirERS, SuvensvilU CARLE E.O'NEii,KalispeU DONOVAN WoRDEN, Afmoa/a JOHN R. PAGE, Phifipsburg WINFIELDE. PAGE, Missoula House CARL B. PETERS, Billings . VoLNPY AuDERSOU,.Sidney N. A. PETERSON^, Valier , 'EviicAsvEHSOti, Regina F.'J. PHILLIPS, Z l. ROSTERS OFSTATE 0FFICIALS 101 KARL E. VOOEL, ^"JZ/^ Lincoln Blvd., Omaha J. L. WADSWORTH, Panacd CHARLES VoGT, Liberty :. PAVh WARNER, Blue Diamond. GEORGE C. WEBORG, Pender ' ROBERT WELLS, 10 State St., Reno W. J. WILLIAMS, iJawnna JOHN L.WHIPPLE, £•/>> CHARLES WILSON, ./Vor/b/A : WALTER WHITACRE, Terington WiLLARD M. WILSON, ifoWr«g« THOMAS F. WHYTE, Goldfield ^- FAY WOOD, Seward NEW HAMPSHIRE NEVADA Senate Senate J. LABAN AINSWORTH, R. F .D. 2,Claremont CD. BAKER, 219 S. 16th St., Las Vegas ^ . PERKISS BASS, Peterborough H. D. BIJ4)ELMAN, Tonopak,. ROBERT P. BINGHAM, 1637 Union St.,. Manchester FRED H^LACHER, £'/y SHIRLEY BRVt^ELjCoruord KENNETH F.JOHNSON, 220 N. Nevada St., Carson THOMAS H.BuRBANK, Rochester : City AUGUSTUS-F. BUTMAN, 28 Thornton St., Derry RALPH W.LATTIU, Fallon MARYE WALSH CARON, 171 Mast Road Manchester RENE W. LZMAIRE, Battle Mountain CURTIS G. CUMMINGS, Colebrook E.FRANDSEN LOOMB, 346 Ralston St., Reno , ERWINE. Cvtii$i{fGS, Lvndeborough DON MCGUIRK," Fir^jVija City EUGENE S. DANIELL, JR., I 19 Central St., Franklin HARRY A. MUNK, Lovelock JOHN W. DOLE, BOX 87, Bristol JoHnK. MURRAY, Eureka '" , CHARLES FREDERICK HARTNETT, Bayview Rd., E. L. NORES, PzocA; Dover JOHN E, RoBBiNS, £'/A;o FRED G. HAYES, JR., Berlin FRED H. SETTLEMEYER, Gardnerville RAOUL J.LALUMIERE, ^^62. Dubuque St., Manchester FRED STROSNIDER, 2'(frj«g/on NORMAN A. MCMEEKIN, Woqdsville A, v.. TALLMAN, Winnemucca GUY W. NICKERSON, iVffl&on HARRY WILEY, GoW/>owr ALDEGE A. NOEL, ^i Blossom St., Nashua . LLOYD WHSON, Hawthorne . THOMAS B. O'MALLEY, 244 5aA . ARTHUR F. ADAMS, R. ^. D. W. Lebanon FRANK A. BuoL, Tono/^aA HoBART M.IADAMS, Greenfeld , PETER A. BvRKE, 14.1 T Humboldt St.,'^Reho • BEN G. ALDRICH, 266 Main St., Keene LOUIS J. GAPPURRO, JR., 816 Mill St., Reno SAH .^hEssi, ;iO Prospect St., Portsmouth. DON S. CHAPMAN, Fallon FRED--P. AMADON, JR., 63 Woodbury St., Keene CHESTER CHRISTENSEN, 720 - 6th St., Sparks FAYNE E. ANDERSON, Warren HARRY CLAIBORNE, 411 S. 16th St., Las Vegas WAVTERH. ANDREWS, Richmond WAYNE COLE, H^ ' GEORGE W. ANGUS, 29 Sullivan St., Claremont .DON CRAWFORD, Vya ERNKT G. ApRiLi 234JVo^rir Dame, Manchester- • A. L. GROSS,; 1254 A St., Sparks 1 JEROLD M. ASHLEY, 18 Prospect St., W. Lebanon WILLIAM EMBRY, MM^uzte . STEWART E. ASTLES, Con/oocoo/; , . ELLIS FOLSOM, Carjon Ci/y BLAYLOCK ATHERTON, 31 Fairmount St., Nashua CARL F. FUETSCH, 620 John Fremont St., Reno EDTTH P. ATKINS, Hanover MERVINJ. GALLAGHER, Virginia City v ^MARION H. ATWOOD,Sanbornton , HARLEY E. HARMON, 7115". 4th St., Las Vegas GEORGE S. AUGER, j Riddle St., Manchester, H.E. HwiiAUD, Winnemucca GLAVDEJ.BAKER, WestStewartstown \, J. M. HiOGiNS,: 615 Avenue C, Boulder City , EDFTH D. BANHELD, Center Harbor, Moultpnborough. MARVIN B. HUMPHREY, 543 Court St., Reno JESSE A. BARNEY, Rumney Depot JAMES A. JOHNSON, Ely - WILLXAUP.BARON, Claremont -• M. E. McGuisTiON, £/Ao DAVID J. BARRY, PKJ7/O« A. E. MCKENZIE, Yeringtoh HARR* E. BARTLETT, 85 Ma/i/; 5"/., Berlin IJOYD M.OXJUT, Hawthorne HAROLD T.SAXTER, Box ^22, Colebrook " GLEU C NoRSTROu, Babbitt AGENOR BELCOURT, 38 Perham St., Nashua LORING PRIMEAux, Fa//on KENNETH G. BELL, Plymouth . ROBERT L. PRUETT, Gardnerville . ^ EDGAR G. BELLAROsE,Majn 6'/.i lyunroo^. DELBERT L, PRUITT, £/A:o HARLAN F, BESSE, SR., 21 Mountain Rd., Concord JAMES G. RYAN, 1831 Roosevelt St., N. Las Vegas STANLEY G. BETLEY, 143 Marwhester St., Manchester LOUISE A. SMITH, Lovelock ALFRED BETTERS, 6 Arlington St., Nashua WILLIAM D. SWACKHAMMER, Battle Mountain ERNEST Q.BiaELOw, Pelham CLYDE R. TERRELL, TonopaA OSCAR v. BiLLiUGS, Westmoreland j. A. ToMLiNSON, H^jnn^ffjitfca WILUAM F. BISSONETT, 51 Woodland St.,. Claremont {'\ •: ^! . i. 102 THE BOOK OF THE STATES EDWARD C. BLACK, Bennington MARY C. DONDERO, 341" Islington St., Portsmouth RALPH A. BLAKE, R. F. D. 2, Winchester MICHAEL S. DONNELLY^ 267 So. Willow St., Man JoJHN G. BLODQETT,^ Pembroke Rd., Concord chester THOitAsF.BvuiTTE, Raymond WILLIAM H. DOONAN, Gr«nw7/tf. GEORGE F. BOIRE, 108 ToJ^es St., Nashua WAKEHELD DORT, Chesterfield AR-^HLTR A, BOUCHARD, 11^ Merrimac St., Berlin hovisH. DovPHiNETT, Franklin • GEORGE W. BOVNTOVI, HiUsborough FRANCIS W, IDOWNEY, 235 Green St., Manchester CORNELIUS N. BROSNAHAN, 6 Oliv&. St., Nashua M.A\}sicE J. DOWNING, Newport ALBERT'H. BROvnt, Strafford . / EVUERH. DOWNS, North Conway * JOHN F.Bjiowit, 28 Harrison St., Lakeport EDWARD N. DUDEVOIR, Hooksett 'vJit.UAii A. BROV/U, Ashland ; DOROTHEA DUNBAR, Enfield HILDA G. F. BRUN'GOT, 1275 ^ainSt; Berlin -ADELARD DUPONT, 29 Arlington. St., Nashua MICHAEL F. BRUNO, Tilton , : CHARLES T. DURELL, 480 Richards Ave., Portsmouth JOHN E. BuNTEN,/?.-P. D. 2, Con^:or • A'. ROSTERS OF St ATE OFFICIALS 103 J. EVERETT GRASS,/ranroma CHARLES F. LEACH, 12 Adams Ave., Rochester MARGERY W. GRAVES, R. F. D. I, Exeter , - JOHN ].L,EARY,^S^Jslington St., Portsmouth FRZD h. GREENE, JR., Salmon Falls CHARLES J. LECLERC, 2^5 Somerville St., Maruhester . MARJORIE M.'GREENE, "J-^ Broadway, Concord EDWARD G, LETOURNEAU, 140 High St., Somers MARGARET A. GRIFFIN, Auburn worth . g*' FRANK J. GRIMES, Z)oW ANDREW LORDEN, Franklin • WALTER F. HAIGH, Salem IRENE M. LUCY, JVb. Conway . ^^" BENJAUW G. HALV, Marlborough RALPH S. MACGOWN,/V#«^on2 • A. KENNETH HAMBLETON, 11 Main St., GoJJstown ARTHUR H. MCALLISTER,- Center Barnstead ARTHUR L. HAMILTON, Ziwion ISABELL C. MCPHAIL, 119 Biron St., Manchester HOWARD H. HAMLIN, JVb. CAar/«/oa;n JOHN H. MCSHEA, SR,-, 131 Second St., Manchester ' LiNV/ooD O. HAMUN, jff. i''. D., Afj/an ' FRANOSE. MADDEN, Lincoln ALBERTS. HARDY, Boscawen JOHN E. MALATRAS, 205 Pine St., Manchester HAROLD H. HART, TKoZ/ifAoro JAMES F. MALLEY, R..F. D. i, Indigo Hill Rd., MYRON iB. HART, iBo* 295, TA* Weirs ' Somersworth \ . '• ROBERT G.HAZELTON, CA«/er .. ' ,, . WALTER J. MALLOY, Gorham ' _ ' DANIEL J. HEALY, 366 Lake Ave., Manchester JOSEPH MARCOTTE, JR.,-2 K Forest St., Dover JEREMIAH B..HEALY, iZ^ Bell St., Manchester SHIRLEY A.M. ARDEN, Chichester HARRY L: HENDERSON, 311 Willard St., Berlin EMILE E. MARQUIS, 131 W. Pearl St.j Nashua OR£.N V. HENDERSON, Durham LOUIS ISRAEL MARIEL, 102 Bridge St., Manchester OLIVER H. HEPWORTH, I 7 Pleasant St., Deny ELISABETH H. MASON, 26 Green St., Berlin GEORGE J. HEON,. II I West Broadwav, Deny ALBERT MAYNARD, 15 Beech St., Nashua , FRANCIS J. HEROUX, 2g^ Auburn St., Manchester DEAN B. MERRILL, Hampton ' LESLIE C. HILL, Center. Conway FAVUNE H. MILLER, Fitzwilliam EDWARD F. HINCHEY, 752 Second Ave., Berlin HENRY M. MOFFETT, 535 FIVJ/ Ave., Berlin BURRITT H. HINMAN, JVb. Stratford . , KEVBEN S. MOORE, Bradford CARLOS O. HOBBS, Portsmouth hESTER E. Mos'Es, Lancaster FORREST W. HoDGDON, R. F.D.,Ossipee CHARLES E. MVLLAIRE, Hooksett CHARLES A. HOLDEN, ID Occum Ridge, Hanover . GEORGE A. MYHAVER, Peterborough FRED W. HOLMES, iS'a/wfcury GEORGE H. NASH, 21 No. State St., Concord GEORGE A. HOLMES, Charlestown EMMETT A. .NAWN, go6 No. State St., Concord JOHN E. HoRNE, Milton Mills WALTER R. NELSON, Goshen .._ GEORGE L. HURD, if. 0. BOAT 315, Ccncorc? ANDREW M. NicoLL, iZ. F. Z). 3, Coftcorrf PERL HUTCHINS, C/awTJ^onr THOMAS F.' NOLAN, 214 Laurel St., Manchester FREDERICK H. INGHAM, Winchester FORTUNAT A. NORMANDIN, Laconia ^' EDWARD J. INGRAHAM, 72 Atkinson St., Portsmouth • RoscoE J. OAKES, Landaff ' LOUIS M.JANELLE, iz^ Kinsley St.^ Nashua EDWARD J. OBERT, BOX ^8, Center Hfrbor EMIL W. JOHNSON, A/j/a« • JOHN- C. O'BRIEN, 5 RozmUs Abe., Manchester ROBERT A.JOHNSON, Northwood Narrows ROBERT A. O'CONNOR, 269 Central St., Manchester _ CLARENCE C. JONES, Francestown ALBERT J. ORR, Littleton FRED A. JONES, 42 Hanover St., Lebanon . DRAPER W. PARMENTER, Hudson ' MAVRICE A. JONES, Rochester • LOUIS W. PAQUETTE, 93 Ash St., Nashua Joim J. KANE, 631 Silver St., Manchester NED. L. FAKKER, Farmington ALEXANDER KAZAKIS, 25 Cedar St., Manchester LISE LABELLE PAYETTE, 415 Islington St., Ports Dom^iCK J. KEAN, 502 Beech St., Manchester mouth . ._ :_ OTTO G. KELLER, 26 Orchard St., Laconid BERT L. PEASLEE, Rt., 2, Reed^s Ferry CHARLES G. KELLEY, Rt. 3, Pittsjield FRANK H.PEASLEE, jVb. Weare FRED K^'LVEY, Littleton LiEONARD B. PEEVER, Salem Depot HARRY H. KENNEDY, 25 £j«Ar St., Concord FREDERICK M. PERKINS,/4//on WILLIAM J. KENNEDY, JR., 57 Shaw St., Mamhester GEORGE D. PERRY, I 6 Pine St., Woodsville - \FORRESTB.KENNEY,-Loudon. JAUEsB. FERRY, Jaffrey JOSEPH ISERSHAW, Box 113, Troy Rd., Swanzey KARL J. PERSSON, Can^ia HAROLD T. KILLEEN,JVO. Walpgle , GRACE M. PHELAN, West Milan' RAYMOND G. KIMBALL, Jefferson o ' VICTOR E. PHELPS, Andover PEULEY G. KNOX, Center Sandwich SHIRLEY S. PHILBRICK, S^tf . ^ ALCIDE LABRANCHE,/ran^/jn LAURENCE M. PICKETT, AVtfn^ ARTHUR A. LABRANCHE, Newmarket JoHii^PiLLSBimY, 656 Maple St., Manchester ALPHONSE LACASSE, Rochester Ross h.FwER.f^'j^ Main St.j Laconia GEORGE E. LAFLAMME, 28 Sullivan St., Manchester ALTON A. POTTER, Groveton J PLA :IDE J. LAOUEUX, 16 Lintdifi St., Somersworth HENRY S. PusHEE, Xywi?! '•'',< . HEfcBlj I. LANDERS, A"«n* ALICE L. RAMSDELL, 7 Columbia Ave., Nashua FRED LANDRY^ 41 j^ Summer St., Nashua' ^ ' CHARLES S. RANCOUR, Canterbury FRANKLIN L. LANG, Troy FloRACEU..RANSOiiE, Meredith KAE S. LARABA, Portsmouth JAMES C. RATHBONE, y4 Court St.^ Exeter AMELIA LAREAU, 383 Bartlett St., Manchester LENA A, READ, Plainfield ^WILLIAM J. LAVOIE, 61 ^ Allds St., Nashua - IS^AURicE P. REDDEN, 99 SixfA 5^£>o»er. CLARA A. LAZURE, 88 Mason 5/;, Berlin ; AUSTIN H. REED, 5 No. Mast St., Goffstown GEORGE K.LEAI\ Turnpike St., Suncook JOHN A. REID, Litchfield 104 THE BOOK OF THE STATES EARLE H. REMICK, Tamworth RALPH E. TowLE, £/ijon E. EVERETT RHODES, JR., Walpole CHARI-ES A. TRACY, Amherst MAUDE B. RiCHA'bDs, 9 A Maple St., Exeter RALPH S. TRUE, iS'amfou;n . LELAND L, RIIEY, Crqyrfon GARDNER C. TURNER, 26 Court St., Keene MQRRIS S. RING, .SR.,\(4/i-<«arf ERNEST R. UNDERWOOD, Hampton MAURICE A. ROBERTS, Orjord .""•'• RICHARD F. UPTON, 232 South St., Concord CHARLES G. ROBY, 4 Donovan St.,.Concord LEON J. VAILLANCOURT, 438 Amory St.-, Manchester JOHN N. ROCHE, 89 Fourth St., Manchester LEONARD G. VELISHKA, 62 Gilmdn St., Nashua ERNEST KoLFE, Rochester . RICA\RD C. VENNE, 7 Oak St., Concord THOMAS HENRY ROOT, Westville (f ORLO ERLAND WADHAMS, Alexandria JOSEPH J. ROUKEY, 146 Second St., Manchester FRED T. WADLEIGH, 3 Summer St., Miljord', JESSE R. ROWELL, Newport \^ ALLEN W.WALKER, GranfAam • BERNARD J. ROY /^^Goebel St., Berlin FRANK W. WALKER, Hinjifl/(f PETER H.ROY, 1^4 Manning St., Manchester FRED H. WASHBURN, 5flrr/f« TONY O. RUSSELL, Georges Mills THOMAS WATERHOUSE, JR., Windham DONALD V. SALTMARSH, fjA Laurel St., Concord FRANK E. WEBSTER, Farmington • ANSEL N.'SANBORN, Sanbdrnville, MICHAEL P. WEDICK, 20 Cheney Place, Manchester MOSES H.SANBORN, i^r^monf ._ ,.; LENA D. WEEKS, R. F. D. 2, Laconia .^ ; ROY. K. SARGENT, JDanfiury THORNTON N. WEEKS, SR., Greenland FRED A. SAVORY, Warner GLENN L. WHEELER, Bristol > C. MURRAY SAWYER, 88 JVo. Main St., Concord. WILLIAM R. WHITE, 26 Francis St., Claremont T~ HARRY Q^ SAWYER, fyooMount Holly - J. EDWARD STEVENS, ^. F.D., A7«gjfo« c. FRANK S..FARLEY,. io>S*. Wissahicken Ave., Ventnor LOUIS STOEKL/kN,Dowr City • • b NORMA STUDLEY, jRocAMi^r KENNETH C. HAND, 471 Madison Ave., Elizabeth HENRY P. SULLIVAN, ^2 Island.Pond Rd., Manchester HAROLD W. HANNOLD, Westville, MICHAEL T- SULLIVAN, ^CA Cedar St., Manchester ^J. STANLEY HERBERT, 414 Chicago Blvd., Sea Girt NICHOLAS A. Stjosso, 203 JVo. Main $t., Concord FREAS L. HESS, 126 West End Ave., Somerville ROY V.^WAIN,.jBarrington VINCENT E.;HULL, 130 East 8th St., Clijton . JOHN J. SWEENEY, ySQ Hall St., Manchester • ALFRED B. LITTELL, 47 Church St., Franklin ADA C. TAYLOR, Whitefield . . Wi STEELMAN MATHIS, 229 Main St., Toms River JOHN M. TEWKSBURY, R. F. D. 2, Windsor, Vt. - ROBERT B. MEYNER, 372 Lincoln St., Phillipsburg : ARTHUR E.THIBODEAU, 169 Kelley St., Manchester EDWARD J. O'MARA, 139 Gifford Ave., Jersey GEORGE J!, TniBopEAU, Wolfeboro City ».• CHARLES R. THOMAS, Dublin • • • JOHN M. SUMMERILL, JR., Penns Grove ALEXANDER P. THOMPSON, W^jW^M/^r DAVID VAN ALSTYNE, JR., 11^ Chestnut Ave., JOHN G. THOMPSON^ Cifrj/irr OJ«^« . • Englewood THEODORE M. THOMPSON, 31 Garfield St., Laconia BERNARD W. VOGEL, 413 jE/mttiooif Ave., Wood- WILLIAM T. THOV^SON, New Ipswich , bridge ELMER S.TitTONy'193 P/^fljan/>$•/., Z^coma •• BRUCE A. WALLACE, 28 Ambler Rd,,Caldwick, Mer- JOHN CT\imiN,f28 South St., Concord chantville NATHAN A.. TiRRELLi "134 Stewart St., Gqffstown ELUERH.WENE, E. Landis Ave., Virieland FRANCIS W. ToL^tAN, Chesham lyAViDYqvNG, yd, Brook Valley Rd., Towaco • ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS -105 WM; B.:WiDNALL,W'. Saddle River Rd., Saddle River House ''- EMMERT R; WILSON, I 6 Main St., Stocktgn PETER P. ARTASERSE, 30 Kensington Ave., Jersey City PETER P. ZANGARA, i"^"] Lexington Ave., Passaic- STEPHEU J. BATOR, Maplewood JOSEPH L, BRESCHER, I 15 Glenwood Rd., Elizabeth NEW MEXICO JOHN J. BRIXIE, 360 Compton Ave., Perth Amboy ^ R.' CkjbPER BROWN, 1008 Park Ave., Collingswood • Senate LAWRENCE A.. GAVINATO, Fort Lee MARGARITO A. BACA, Shoemaker ALBERT F. CLEMENS, 435 Greenwood Ave., Trenton JAMES T. BREWSTER, Garfield FRANK COZZOLINE,278 Ridge St., Newark A. B. CARPENTER, Rosweli JAMES A. CURTIS, ^81 New St., Newark TiBoJ. CHAVEZ,. Beieri WILLIAM H. DICKSON, 18 Tulsa Avenue, jVfetuchen J. A. DESGEORGES, Taos ESTHER N. DILGER, 149 Graham Ave., Paterson » HoRACid DEVARGAS, Espanola AMOS F. DixoNj iS/jV/wa/^r • HENRY L. EAGER, Tucumcari MITCHELL F. EroNATO, 77 Steveju Ave., Little Falls REGINALDO ESPINOSA, Santa Cruz JOHN B. ATKINSON, Vincentowny CLAUDE GAMBLE, C/om. EDMUND E. FIELD, JR., 247 S^ringfieid Ave., Has- LEONARD C. GiNN, Albuquerqiie brouck Heights T. C. jARABiflLLO, La Joya .' • - . ANDERSON FOWLER, Holland Rd., Peapack FiLiBERT^ MAESTAS, Espanola'' '" JAMES E. YKASER., Egg Harbor Twp., English Creek JOE M. MARQUEZ, Dilia GRACE M. FREEMAN, 361 N. Arlington Ave.,.East GORDONjp. MELODY, Las Vegas Orange DEAN W; MILLER, Gran Quivira JACOB FRIEDLAND, 31 Reservoir, Jersey City JOE A. MONTOYA, Albuquerque MINNA P. GREENBAUM, 34 Pomona Ave., Newark MURRAY MORGAN, Alamogordo ALFRED V. HARRIS, I 10 Claremont Ave., Verona JOHN MORROW, Raton ;^FREDERick H. HAUSER, 1000 Hudson St., Hoboken BvRTON KoACH, Hot Springs LEWIS N. HERRMANN, 624 Sanjord Ave., Newark CHARLES G. ROYALL, Silver City THOMAS J. HILLERY, Boonion RAY STRINGFELLOW, Folsom PETER B. HOFF, 153 Seventh St., Salem MILTON R. SMITH, Carlsbad JAMES C. JAMIESON, Blairstown j. EMBRY WALL, Elida CHARLES C. JONES, 84 Evergreip. St., Bayonne GviTJO 2.ECCAi Gallup WALTER JONES, i^MainSt.,Hackensack J. RICHARD KAFES, 6'Buckingham Terrace, Trenton House EMORY S.KATES, Westmont \ FRANK A.-Au^kD, Carlsbad : HOWARD S. KEIM, 335 Z.q/q>'Wtel4j;f., Tr«nion I. G. AppDACA,"La Mesa ^WiLLiAuM.hrrvANY,.^^ Ella St.,'Bloomfield HERBERT BAYS, Alamogordo . CYRUS H. L'OUTREL, ctyo Irving j^ve.. South Orange JOHN M. BURNS, Z,ar Vegas . fe •:. ROBERT J. MCCURRIE, 73 S. Midland Ave'., Kearny MAX CABBAR, ^ojK/f// DONALD D. MACKEY, I 155 Evergreen Ave., Plainfield FRANCISCO L. PANTU, Cleveland WiLMA MARfcoRAFF, 26^ Kinder Kamack Rd., West- RUSSELL FLOYD CAPPEL, Socorro wood • I M. v. CARR, Fort Sumner HUGH L. MEHORTER, 70 JV. Bayard Ave., Woodbury J. W. GARREJO, Horse Springs , PERCY A. MILLER, JR., 1^ Hennesy Place, Irvington WILLT. COE, Glencoe : ELDEN MiLis, y^ Sussex Ave., Morristoivn . ALFONSO G6RDOVA, Wagon Mound THOMAS M. MUIR, 193 Norih Ave., Plainfield JOHN J. CovRY^ Santa Rosa WILLIAM V. MUSTO, 923 - igtfiSt., Union Citji^ FLOYD CROSS, Hot Springs- WILLIAM E. PEEL, 2095 Cramer St., Camden W. O. CULBERTSON, JR., Moses KO'BERTH.FIKE, S6^ Belle Ave., Teaneck NARCBO FRANCIS, Seboyeta EL WOOD P. RUSSELL, 253 Greylock Parkway, Belle WILLIAM W. GILBERT, Santa Fe ville •'. . ^ FIDEL C. GONZALES, Las Vegas PAUL M. SALSBURG, 114 S. Virginia Ave., Atlantic WM. GRIJALBA, JR., Gallup • . City •'•••,•-•••. ^V HERBERT HAYS, Alamogordo JAMES H. SANDERSON, 526 N. Maple Ave., East LILBURN G. HOMAN, £j/am:ia Orange LOUISE W. HOOVER, Santa Fe MRS. LETnE E. SAVAGE, 215 Fprest Ave., Lakewood CALVIN HORN, Albuquerque . GEORGE B. SCHAEFFER, 268 Centre St., Secducus. R. P. JARAMILLO, JR., El Rita W.,HowARD SHARP, •]02 Wood St^, Vineland FiORENTiNO JiRON, Aragon FRANK W. SHERSHIN, 20 Ldwrel Ave., Rosemaur, JOSEPH G. JULIEN, Belen Clifton Bs.x Kxp'p, Lordsburg ELVIN R. SIMMILL, Marconi Rd., West Belmar VIRGINIA A. KITTELL, Bloomfteld NATHANIEL G. SMITH, 705 Ocean Ave., Ocean City F. M.LAVADIE, Taos EDVWN T. SNEDIKER, 43 5 : • 0-''y--'-\-'''-^-••••''••••'• ':":••-•'••'• 106 THE BOOK OF THE ST A TES R. L.NELSON, Tu^rwmcarj GEORGE H. PIERCE, 305 Masonic Temple, Clean Koupo V. OKITZ.^ Lumberton . ELMER F. QUIN», H^^O Broadvuay, New Tork City LOUIS'C. PEREA, Albuquerque EDMUND P. RADWAN, 906 Broadway, Buffalo 12 - VIOLA K. REYNOLDS, Springer WILLIAM ROSENBLATT, 185 Montague St., Brooklyn THEODORE ROZZELL, Clovis • ALFRED E. SANTANGELO, 51 Cfuimbers St., New JOHN F. SIMMS, JR., Albuquerque • Tork City "' , _ FRANK SISNEROS, JR., Bernalillo CHARLES V. SCANLAN, 130 W. i8yd St., New Tork L M. SMALLEY, Deming • 53 ••.,-• ..••;• LILLIAN THOMPSON, Gallup GILBERT T. SEEYLE, Burnt Hills BENITO VAI::DEZ, Vadito HERBERT 1. SoRiN, '^SjBradford.St., Brooklyn ELOY VIGIL, Santa.Fe WALTER W. STOKES, Woodside Hall, Cooperstown E. Si WALKER, Lordsburg i KAY B. TiJTThE, Lake Road, Clarkson WILLIAM C. WHEATLEV, Claytpti . ARTHUR WACHTELL, 215 E.I 49/A 5'^,5ronAr 51 ELLIS WHrrNEY,i?oj£t»«// ARTHUR H. WICKS, 243 Clinton Ave., Kingston GALLA K. WOLFE, La Mesa PLINY W. WILLIAMSON, 115 Broadway, New Tork City 6 • NEW YORK HENRY A. WISE, 341 F/o«;ifr Ave., West Watertown FRED A. YovNG, Lowville Senate JOSEPH'ZARETZKI, 250 Cabrini Blvd., New Tork City FLOYD E. ANDERSON, 300 Press Bldg.^ Binghamton JOHN D. B6NNETT, 28 North .Park Ave., Rockville House Centre . MYRON D. ALBRO, Lounsberry LOUIS BENNETT, ig^^o Clinton Ave., Bronx RAY S. ASHBERY, Trumanjiur^ JOHN M. BRAISTED, JR., 48 Silver Ct., Stateri Island BERNARD AUSTIN, 500 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn 11 EARL W. BRYDGES, Wilson PHILIP V. BACZKOWSKI, -^jg Peckham St., Buffalo -v THOMAS F. CAMPBELL, I 503 Union St., Schenectady BERTRAM L. BAKER, 399 jr^ifrjon i4z;;.^5roo!^/>'n WILLIAM F. CONDON, 30 S; Broadway, Tankers 2 MRS. GLADYS E. BANKS, 3715 Rombouts Ave., Bronx WILLIAM N. CONRAD, 00-/^0 Madison St., Ridgewood 66 JAMES J. CRAWFORD, 1475 Broadway, New York E. F. BANNIGAN, 141 Broadway, New Tork City Cityi^ •*. ELISHAT. BARRETT, i&i W. Coruourse, Brightwaters PETER'J. DALESSANDRO, 804 25^^ St., Watervliet . FRANK J.BECKER, ^^2 Winter St., Lynbrook '" MARIO M. DEOPTATIS, 7614 Twentieth St., Brooklyn JOHN F.BENNISON, Kilmer Bldg., Fort Plain THOMAsC.T)EsuoND,g/^ Broadway, Newburgh JERRY W. BLACK, Burdett • AUSTIN W. ERVVIN, 104 Main St., Geneseo VERNON W. BLODGETT, Rushville BENJAMIN F. FEINBERG, 85 Margaret St., Plattsburg WILLIAM F. BOWE, 35-39 159/^ Si., Flushing SIDNEY A. FINE,. 1440 Broadway, New Tork City 18 •WILLIAM E."BRADY, Coxsdckie PAUL A. FiNO, 391 ^. 149/A 5<., i5ron;c„ ORLO M. BREES, 508 Mi. View Drive, Endicott AMES F. FITZGERALD, 116-06 Mexico St., St. Albans JOHN R. BROOK, 15 Broad St., New Tork City 5 {.GUIS L. FkiEDMAN, 130 Clinton St., Brooklyn 2 "THOMAS H. BROWN, 342 Tijy/or C^, Trg>' • JOHN F. FUM;Y, 518 Sixtieth St., Brooklyn •>• WILLIAM J. BUTLER, 65 Rose St.^ Buffalo 4 HARRY GrrreLsoN, 287 S. Secohd St., Brooklyn _ FRANK J. CAFFREY, 92 Pries Ave., Buffalo PAVI.D.GRAVES,R.D. 4,Gouverneur LEONARD S. CAPIZZI, 398 Connecticut St., Buffalo SAMXJEL L. GREENBERG, 270 Broadway, New. Tork JOSEPH F. CARLINO, 52 East Park Ave., Long Beach * City ANTHONY R. CARUS, 71-43 Fifty-eighth St., Mas- HENRY \y. GRIFFITH, 353 Canandaigua St., Palmyra peth. Long Island SEYMOUR HALPERN, 41 E. Forty-second St., New LOUIS A. CIOFFI, 345 E. 119/A St., New Tork City 3^ Tork City WILLIAM E. CLANCY, 25 Broad St., New Tork City CHAVUCEY B, HAUMOND, R. D. 2, Elmira RAYMOND H. COMBS, 58 W. Buffalo St., Churchville ERNEST I. HATFIELD, Hyde Park JOSEPH R. CORSO, i^yg DeKalb Ave., Brooklyn FRED S. HOLLOWELL, Penn Tan 'HENRY/D. CoviLLE, Central Square . F. WENTWORTH HoRTON, Gr«n/'or/ HAROLD L.CREAL, Homer ' ' JOHN H. HUGHES, 821 Onondaga County Savings ERNHST CURTO, 300 Giuck Bldg., Niagara Falls Bank Bldg., Syracuse CHARLES A. CUSICK, 124 Genesee St., Auburn • WILLIAM S. HULTS, JR., 85 Port Washington Blvd., GEORGE F. DANNEBROCK, 58 WoeppelSt., Buffalo 11 Port Washington IRWIN D. DAVIDSON, "JO Pine St., New Tork City J. RAYMOND MCGOVERN, 2^^^ Huguenot St:, New ALEXANDER DEL GIORNO, 31-10 Broadway, Long Rochelle Island City 2 j) ' • - JbftN T,.J^CKENNAN, Mayro Bldg., Utica BENJAUINH. D^d, Croghan FRANCisjrMAHONEY, 29 Broadway, New Tork City 6 JOHN J. DEPASQUALE, 3533 White Plains Ape., WALTER J. MAHONEY, 1005 Genesee Bldg., Buffalo 2 Bronx 6y- , ' GEORGE T. MANNING, 165 Alexander St., Rochester LovisJ^ESALVio, 266 Bowery, New Tork City 12 BENJAMIN MILLER, Transit Road, SwarmsviUe THOMAS DICKENS, 204 W. 134th St., New Tork City MACNEIL MITCHELL, 36 W. Forty-fourth St., New JAMES F. DILLON, I 105 Sixth Ave., Watervliet Tork City . . WILLIAM L. DOIGE, Chateaugay ^^ FRED G. MORRITT, 280 Broadway, New Tork City y IRAF.DOMSER, R^D. 1, Utica FRANK D. O'CONNOR, 37-42 Eighty-fourth St., ARCHIBALD DOUGLASS, JR., 345 E. Fifty-seventh Jackson Heights New Tork City HAROLD L PANKEN, 291 Broadway, New Tork City 7 WILLIAM J. DROHAN, I E. Fordham Rd. Bronx j«r- ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 107 WiLLARD Ci DRVMU, Niverville . L. JuDSON MoRHpusE, Tiron^/^roga THOMAS A. PUFFY, 2237 Thirty-seventh St., Long HARRY MORR, 274 MacDougal St., Brooklyn X Island City • • LAWRENCE P. MURPHY, 4408 Flatlands Ave., THOMAS A. DWYER, 189 Montague St., Brooklyn 2 . Brooklyn 3 • . SAuyEt.FAiLE, 152 Purdy Ave., White Plains • HENRY NEDDO, ifA//«r^a// LEONARD FARBSTEIN, 276 Fifth Ave., NewTork LEO P. NooNAN, Farrnersville •' City I ^ •»••..•• ••• -.••'.•'•,. : _ L. W. OLLIFFE, 199 Bergen St., Brooklyn J.'WiFzEL.Yj'^oo Eleventh St., Brooklyn HAROLD C. OSTERTAG, 170 Main St., Attica ^ JAMES ' A. FrrzpATRICK, 30 Clinton St., Plattsburg JOHN h. OSTRANDER, Schuylerville THOMAS FITZPATRICK, 153-24 £igA/)i-mnzA Ave., LOUIS PECK, 1819 Broadway, New Tork City 23 Jamaica JOHN R. PILLIOK; ^24 Ridge'Rd.,' Lackawanna J. LEWIS FOX, 311 Beach Sixty-ninth St., Arverne-. FRANK J. Fiuo, 188 Montague St., Brooklyn GBORGKW.toY, "jS Lenox Ave,, Albany "i ROBERT. WATSEN POUEROY, Wassaic Juuus J. GANS, I g^'] Broadway, New, fork City 23 FRED W. PRELLER, 15 Broad St., New Tork City.^ EDWARD T* GALLOWAY, 50 E. Forty-second St., SAMUEL RABIN, I 60-16 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica 2 New TorkCity . : EDMUND P. RADIGAN, 152 DeKalb St., Staten Island WILLIAM G. GIACCIO, 34-14 102nd St., Corona WILLIAM N. REIDY, 34 Mada Ave.j Staten Island MRS. MARY A. GILLEN, 82 Pioneer St., Brooklyn 31 HARRY A. REOUX,J42 Mam 5t., Warrensburg J. EUGENE GODDARD, 21 I .E. Spruce St., East A. JOSEPH RIBUSTELLO, 681' Morris Ave'., Bronx 51 Rochester SAMUEL ROMAN, 213 Bennett Ave., New Tork City 33 RICHARD M. GOLDWATER, 60 E. ^2nd St., New LAWRENCE M. RUUSON, 405 Wilson Bldg., Syra- TorkCity n • .cuse 2 MRS. JANET HILL GORDON, 42 N. Broad St., Norwich JOHN J. RYAN, $5^ Clinton Ave., Brooklyn FRED A. GRABER, 146 Grove St., Tarrytown JOHN T. SATRIALE, 2155 Mohegan Ave., Bronx ANGELO GRACI, 1.07-19 75/A St., Ozone Park I y ANTHONY P. SAVARESE, JR., I 18-11 Eighty-fourth RICHARD'R.bRiFFiTH, 12807 Genesee St., Utica Ave., Kew Gardens E^uzABETH HANNIFORD, 222^ Homer Ave.^ Bronx 62 SEARLES G. SCHULTZ, 70 E. Genesee St., Skaneateles /i. GOULD HATCH, 15 Nottingham Circle, Rochester PHILIP J. SCHUPLER, 4701 Twelfth Ave., Brooklyn (^WALD D. HECK, 434 ^/a/if St., Schenectady 5 ALLAN P. SILL, 9 Main St., Massena p. CADY HERRICK, II, 91 State St., Albany 7 • JOHN SMOLENSKI, 10^ Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn 22 DVVB S. HILL, JR.J 15 Glen St., Glen Cove IRWIN STEINGUT, 501 Fifth Ave., New Tork 1,7 T^ODORE Hivh, JR., Jefferson Valley D. MALLORY STEPHENS, Bfetujter ,. JAC<^B E.HoLUNGER,Middleport . HAROLD- A. STEVENS, 2"]"J Broadway, New Tork AN E. JACK, 45 W: 11 oth St., New TorkCily 26 :- City 7" !'• fe JOHNSON, jL«/?qy—- ... ., • CHARLES K» STOCKMEISTERJ 74 Second Ave., {Greece) KALISH, 66 Court St., Brooklyn 2. Hilton \ " . • AN KATZ,- 308 E: jgth St., New TorkCity MRS. GENSTA M. STRONG,76 Brooksifle Dr., Plandome, R J. KELLAM, ifanco^A; L.L ••'•' -^r- EUGENE E. KEMP, 442 W. 16/^hSt., New TorkCity WILLIAM M. STUART, ig E. Main St., Canisteo RICI/ARD H. KNAUF, 80 Court St., Binghamton T?Avt h. TAI.BOT, Burlington Flats ALFRED A. LAMA, 383 Pearl St., Brooklyn i MILDRED F^TAYI^OR, Lyons NATHAN A. IIASHIN, i^6d^Broadway, New TorkCity MRS. MAUDE E. TENEYCK, I 02 ETTwenty-second St., hEO A. LAWREUCE, Herkimer 'New TorkCity . -. • EDWARD S. LENTOL, 212 S. Second St., Brooklyn HARR.Y J. TIFFT, 205 JQ^« St., Horseheads SwJjiEyhEViNE, 261 Broadway, New Torky HAROLD D. TOOMEY,:55 Parkway' W., Mt. Vernon ARTHUR A. Low, 160 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn ANTHONY J. TRAVIA, 38 Jerome St., Brooklyn EDMUND R. LUPTON, 108 E. Main St., Riverhead MAX M. TURSHON, 66 Court St., Brooklyn 2 JA^ES G. LYONS, Monticello , ^ JJAWRENCE yAt! CvEEP, Seneca Falls WILLIAM H. MACKENZIE, Belmont WILSON C. VAN DUZER, Middletown FilAtiKS. McCvLLOVGH,i I Third St., Rye JULIUS VOLKER, ig^ Central Ave., Lancaster : BERNARD G. MCDONNELL, 262 Alexander Ave., JOHN F. WADLIN,//ig/i/an/lia « ; \ • s 108 THE BOOK OF THE STATES CLAUDE CuRBXE, Durham MRS. WALTER G. CRAVEN, Charlotte CHAS. C. DALTON, Spindale . 'WALTER E.CRISSMAN, High Point , "G. H. DEAR.UAU,StatesviUe ' ROBERT W. DALRYMPLE, .San/brcf J. C. EAGLES, JR., Wilson J.,MCRAE DALTON, Wrar/on-^fl/^w L. H. FotfNTAiN, Tarboro GROVER C. DAVIS, W^oyn/JwV/i /Rzx GASSfWmstonSaUm . ROY W. DAVIS, Marion ' FRANK H. GIBBS, Warrenton J. E, DrvELBKs, JR., Asheville V^.l.UAistEAD, South Mills J.K.DovcmoN, Sparta R. J. HESTER, JR., Elizabethtowh J. H: DUNCAN, Murphy •• W. B. HODGES, HendersonvilU D. CDifNGAN, Salisbury ' DR. PAUL E. JONES, FarmvilU-. . A. G.EDWARDS,.ifoo^*r/on / JOHN D. LARKINS, JR., 7T«n K. • • f. r ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 109 J. T. PRITCHETT, Lenoir C. W. SCHROCK,\A'>U^ Rdckford ALMON E. RACKLEY, Clinton LAVF.RNE SCHROEDER, DeSart KERR CRAIGE RAMSAY,•,iS'a/«j-6ar)' W. H. SHURE, Far^o^ JOHN B. REGAN, .S"/. PflM/j IvER SOLBERG, Ray ' • CLYDE M. RoBERTC, AfarjAfl// JOS!:PH SPIEKERMEIER, Sheldon FRED Si RoYSTER, i/(fm/(rrjon EMIL STRAND, Fryburg l^BxiY SCOTT, Washington R. M, STREiBELy Fessenden R, A. SHOEMAKER, Newland E. G.' STUCKE, Garrison CLYDE A. SHREVE, Stokesdale . EMIL ToRONO, Toivrier C, S! SLAGLE, Franklin \ "WALTER TROXELfBerthold H. B. SiOTH, Monroe WM/H. TUFF, Barton J. N. SMOOT, Mocksville "OSCAR WAHLUND, Cogswell r: J. —, GEO, K. SNOW, M/.i4ir>' ; -^ ALFRE9 WELANDER, Fu//er C. B. KELGAARD, Cooperslown JOSEPH VV. BARTUNEK, 3276 Ardtnore Rd., Shaker. . G. A. KLEESTAD, Forman Heights KARL KLEPPE, Kintyre NICHOLAS P. BERNARD, 1008 Delaware %ve., E. J. LANGLEV, fiock Lake Toungstown A. C. LANGSETH, Carringfon ARTHUR BLAKE, /?. F. D. i, Martins Ferry BERNARD DARSON, Kenmare WILLIAM M. BOYD^ 306 C. T. S. Bldg., Cleveland Roy LARSQN, Minot ^ ALBERT L. DANIELS, 251 E. Jefferson Ave.,.Green- ARTHURE.LASKE, Leonardy • field . OSCAR LEE, Williston W. H. DAUGHERTY, R: F. D. I, Wellsville liOUis LEE'T, Webster ^ GEORGE C^ DA VIES, 137 Clinton St., Wauseon PALMER LEVIN, Park River WM, H. DEDDENS, 1006 i^buntain (Syaar* Bldg., JOHN LEIER, Esmond Cincinnati M. T. LILLEHAUGEN, Brocket . CATHERINE R. DOBBS, 55 24/A St. jVl W., Bafbertpn FRANK LINDBERG, Lostwood DAVID.MCK. FERGUSON, P. 0. Box i^i, Cambridge ARTHUR A. LINK, Alexander EVAN V.FORD, 66 E. Broad St.,'ColumbtLs GUSTAV LOCKEN, A'/o/en EMUETT'K. GUTHRIE, R.F-L>. 2, Coshocton A. Wi LuiCK, i^aiVmoasf CLINGAN JACKSON, Vindicdtor.Square, Toungstown H. W, MclNfjEs, Kelso Tou'W.]pNEs,Middleport ' JAMES J. MAKER, Morristown, S. D. D. A. isiGcm, Belle Center t^ PETER MOE, Osnabrock . •MARGARET "A. MAHONEY, 1128 Standard Bldg., . ALBERT MOERKE, Van Hook Cleveland J. N.Mohi-zr, Powers Lake C. STANLEY MECHEM, 209 W. Washington St., Nel- THEODORE MONSON, Bergen sonville VIM. S. MuKRAY, Bismarck -HOWARD M. METZENBAUM, 965 Union Commerce HjALMER NYGAARD, Endcrliu Bldg., Cleveland • ' . DAN POWER, Langdon TOM V.. MOOREHEAD, First Trust & Savings Bank HALVOR RVVVSRVD, Watford City Bldg., Zonesville SAMUEL R. RUDOLPH, Ivishek MAURICE'A. NIEHAUS, 6312 Stewart Rd., Cincinnati . EDWIN G. SAILER, 5 •t ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 111 EDWARD A. OPRA, \88OO Maple Heights Blvd.^ JAMES J. MCGETTRICK, 20030 Parkview Ave., Rocky Cleveland River '• -I, .••••' • ROGER CLOVV, R. I, DeGra£ BERNARD V. MALIKOWSKI, 4165 E. 164/A St., Cleve- PHILLIP M. COLLINS, 603 Ingalls Bldg., Cincinnati , land MICHAEL J. GROSSER, ^y 18 Chelton Rd., Shaker WILLIAM L. MANAHAN, 73IH^. High St., Defiance Heights GEORGE B. MARSHALL; 44 ^B. Broad St., Columbus MICHAEL J. DkiAASy 1028 Superior St., Toledo J.'WESUEY MASTERS, R. F. D. I, MountGilead EDWARD W. DE CHANT, 305 Center Rd., Avon Lake LESLIE J. MEYER, 1^21 Arbor Ave., Dayton HENRY W. DEMING, GranwV/e HAROLD F; MILLER, Paramount Bldg., Toledo A.K.'DvLus.Y, I "^i^i Myrtle Ave., Zanesville IRVIN A. MILLER, 146 E. Sixth Ave.j Lancaster WILLIAM D. DONOVAN, 105 Rosalind Place, Toledo PAVL MILLER, Jackson ' ; , < Jos. A. DUBAR, 429 Gobel Ave. S.E., Canton CHARLES B. MITCH, 721 E. High St., Springfield JOHK T. DUFFY, 3451 E. 121st St., Cleveland CLIFFORD L. MITCHELL, 248 Poplar St., Mansfield DON M. DUNCAN, Manchester L. P. MOONEY, 221 E. Second St., Logan PAT J. DUNN, 139 JV. WoosterAve., Strasburg ^ DAVE MOORE, New Lexington H HOWARD V. DUTRQW, 426 Kramer Rdi^)ayton : S. B. NICELY, Blanchester . JACK EASTON, 60 Center St., Willoughby _ ' MoRTOti NEIVP, Bell Bldg:,^Toledo GARLAND E, ELLIOTT, F/nW JOHN F, O'BRIEN, 2816 Winthrop Rd,,Skaker Heights REED ESSEX, Pdulding ANNA F. O'NEiLyS^'iKenmore Blvd., Akron 14 JOHN J. FARLEYJ 18 E. Fourth St.j Cincinnati C WILLIAM O'NEILL, First National Bank Bldg., GEORGE E. FEDOR, Williamson Bldg., Cleveland 14 Marietta LOWELL D. FESS, 836 Xenia A"'; Tellow Springs 0.0. PATERSON, Rutland ' RALPH E. FISHER, 427 N. Bever St., Wooster -^ FRANK H, PEIRCE, Collins JOHN J. GALLAGHER, 737 Hamilton Ave., Cleveland yfALTER.G. ?ENRY,'R.R. I, Radnor WALTER T, GARDNER, 221 W. Maple St., Bryan_ VIRGIL PERRILL, .427 East St., WashingtoriC. H. , ELIZABETH F. GORMAN, 2555 Kenilworth, Cleveland GEORGE C. FHILPOT, Summerfield • Heights "^ DAVID M. POSTLEWAITE, 44 E. Broad St., Columbus FLOYD B, GRIFFIN, 103 E. Third St., Spencerville THOMAS P, REID, 112 S. Court Place, Edion ROBERT F^ GRONEMAN, Union Central Btdg., Cin-. ROBERT W. REIDER, 422 Oak St., Odk Harbor cinnati GORDON RENNER, 211 E. Fourth St., Cincinnati GE.ORGE P; GRUSENMEYER, 201 Baltimore St., Dayton TOM RICHARDS, 25 Public Square, Carrollton ' LEE HANNAH, 5a/aoia . H FLOYD I. RITTENOUR, R. if; 2, Kingston ESTHER. R. HARDY, 1224 Buckland Ave., Fremont KENNETH A. ROBINSON, 134 E. Ceriter St., Marion ROY E. HARMONY, 8oi JV. Jefferson St., Sidney ANN RYAN, Q22 Eighth' St, N.W., , Canton WILLIAM J. HART, 17138 Lorain Ave., Cleveland - DONALD H . ROLF, 81 ^Provident Bank Bldg., Cincinnati FRED HARTER, 346 Rose Blvd., Akron 2 . i WILLIAM SAXBE, 117 N. Main St., Mechanicsburg ' SOPHIA HARTER, 231 }V. Market St., Akron 3 - JOSEPH X. SCHWARTZ, Si^Si^ Keith Bldg., Cin GUY D. HAWLEY, ^12^ Elm St., Greenville cinnati • • •' THURMAN R. HAZAR. , 806 Clark St., Cambridge RoBERt R. SHAW, 22 E. Gay St., Columbus A. G.iiERfXAH, R. R. I, WayQesfeld HAROLD L. SHORT, Piqua GUY C. HINER, 1252 Cleveland Ave. JV.W., Canton FRANK E. SIMPSON, 12^8 Sunset Ave., Cincinnati hoNNiEHmEs, i^t Maple Ave., Woodsjield j. E. SIMPSON, Forest p FAVLHU(KLE; Siubbs Bldg., Celiha .,• .PAXSL^.SVPVE, loio S; Fourth St., Irotitofi FREDL. HOFFMAN, 816 P-ovident Bank Bldg., Cin- JOHN L, SMITH, 290 £. Tuscarawas Ave., Barberton cinnati CEDRIG A. STANLEY, Lebanon GEORGE M. HOOK, JR., Georgetown HAROLD F. STOTZER, 4''cA6oW . OSCAR F; HUGHES, 448 Fairview Ave.', Hamilton BENJAMIN F. STUDEBAKER, R. F. D. i. Union W1LL1.AM C. HUGHES, ^cio FRANCIS D. SULUVAN, R. /?. 3, Royalwood Rd.^ RALPH L. HUMPHREY, 1541 Prospect Rd., Ashtabula Brecksville . , * . BERTHA M. HUSTON, 1070 Willard St., Napoleon G. D. TABLACK, g E. Washington. St., Struthers ROBERT L. JOHNSON, Snedden Bldg., Medina.. GEORGE E. TARR, R. F. D., Mingo Junction . JAMES R. JOYCE, 311 Hill Ave., Steubenville MILTON D.TOBIN, 507 ^ProwVen/^anA Bldg., Cin- . LEE D.KEPNER, I 46 Bonnie Brae JV.E., Warren .-, cinnati • • >.-»; "EvToUKiLE, Kileville L. C. WASHBURN, R. F. D. i, Kent BISHOP KiLPATRiCK, 196 Oak Knoll Ave. M.E., CLARENCE L. WETZEL, 241 W. Maple St., Lisbon ,. Warren . ^ RAY M. WHITE, P.O. Box 151, Millersburg FRAUKW.KIUO, 1S44 Sabra Road, Toledo E. C. WisEcuP, 2^1 John'St., Hillsboro •GEORGE H. KIRKPATRICK, C//iVa E. WiTMER, 1215 Wertz Ave. S.W., Canton ORA A. KNISELY, 603 M^. Afain .$•/., AVn/ JOHN R. WOOD, 49 S. Terry St., Dayton A. G. LANCIONE, F. &. M. N^ational Bank Bldg., JESSE YODER, 50 Basswood Ave., Dayton Bellaire JAMES A.YQVNO^,Kugel Bldg., Sandusky • JOSEPH F. LOGAN, R. R.- 1, Columbus Grove STEPHEN A. ZONA, "joj Public Square Bldg., Cleveland ROY H. LONGENECKER, 509 S. Grove St., Peniber' ville OKLAHOMA H. E. hovis, .New Holland JOHN J. LYNCH, JR., 600 Wick Bldg., ToungstouJn Senate . J. FRANK MCCLUREJ 131 JV, Main St., Loudoriville A. E. ANDERSON, Elk City MAXK McEuROY, Standard Bldg., Cleveland DON BALDWIN, Anadarko. -O 112 THE BOOK OF THE STATES FAULBALLmaER, Holdenville JBiLL BuRKHART, Hominy. H. D. BINNS, Coa/gate, "" i . W. A. BURTON, JR., Z)oi'err . ROY C. BoECHER, A'ln^/if^r JOHN N. CAMP,. Wf^aUitoOTij- - FLOYD E. CARRIER, Garner JoE R. CANNON, A/arXro^ee • KEITH GARTWRIGHT, Duranf,. .%•.- D. C. CANTRELL, .S/ig/er • 1 JOE BAILEY COBB, Tishomingo WILLIAM L. CARD, Me«//br^ ' i EVERETT S. OoLiSNS, Sapulpq '• H. F. CARMICHAEL,'iSVyre ij. VALCONNELL, Perry -.,-,. JACK COLEMAN, TKfiuriAra "^ / CARL MAX CIooK, C/inton- .' ' •; W. E. CoRDRAY,/fth/ena M. O. COUNTS, ifor/jAorne; .,, * ". ROBERT O. CUNNINGHAM, 2422 S.W. 24th St., BOYD GowDEN, CAan^/er Oklahoma City !^BYRON^DACUS, C?o/eio ., ; .-'. JAMES G. DAVIDSON, ^11 Daniel Bldg.^ Tuba J. GLADSTON EMERYJ 7/o:<;e JACK PILLION, Gear)" • RAY FINE, Gore .WESLEY V. DISNEY, 2102 S. Cincinnati, Tulsa V RAYMOND GARY, Afoil// LATON L. DOTY, Bartiesville . V BILL GINDER, CAeroA:ee . BEN W. DOUGLAS, Z^oern/r .^ . W. T, GOOLBY, /Vyor JAMES E.. DOUGLAS, Z)ara«/ ORVAL GRIM, CAejienn/ CARLISLE DUKE,, TKa^one'r' • V • HERBERT HOPE, MqyjwY/e '^ E. T. DtJNLAP, jReif OaA . FERRY HowEt^L, Blackwell JAMES DYER, 5roA:en 5ou; '^ .^ •r JOHN H. JARMAN, JR., ii/o Tower, Oklahoma City BEN B.EAsrTERL.Y, Alva "^ :, TOM jELKSjChickasha . . V ^ ; LUTHER B. EUBANKS,-J/a/ferf is ~" DwadHT LEONARD, Beaver R. RHYS EVANS, .^rrfmore . BILL LOGAN, iattz/on L^ON B; FIELD, Texhoma . PHCL H. LOWERY, ZrOeo GRANT G, FoRSYTHE, n E. 6th St., Tulsa ./^TLEROY MCCLENDON, /(fafie// . ' JESS L. FRONTERHOUSE, A/jamr FRANK MAHAN, Fflir/flAr HAROLD GARVIN, ZJiincan VIRGIL B. MEDLOCK, Fitsjaigh • DALE GRIFFIN, Cloud,Chief J. G. NANCX, Purceli PAUL HARKEY, Idabel JAMES A. ^^EVINS, Okmulgee " •. YfiLUAii HAWORTH, Fort Gibson PERRY PORTER, Miami , E.' C. HAWTHORNE, Poteau ' ^ ARTHURL. PRICE, Tulsa ;: RAY D. HENRY, Ralston ^ • , • JIMA. J^NEHARTjH/^eno . "..:.; ROBERT L.HERT, jS'/jV/jwater ^ .' .. LOUIS ]^. RrrzHAUPT, Gai^-je • - GUY K-. HoRTON,-,k/iiir WILL ROGERS, iV/ujA;o^ee. • ,J. W. HuFF,^^ CLAUDEJE. SEAMAN, M^aynoAjfl ~^ . , ; Al JENNINGS, Afounijv BURR SPECK, ^//«j . A. B. JOHNSTON, Jay . -< JOE B. THOMPSON," ^rrfmore WILLIAM L. JONES, Okemah ' . OLIVER C.WALKER, Z>a/e • T. K. KLINGLESMITH, Gen/raApma .. W^ A. WALLER, JVoa;a/a JIM KouNS, Tahga ROY WHITE, jE"u/aw/a - D.Fi.luASNG, JR.., Frederick . HENRY W- WORTHINGTON, Mangum A.. J. iuANCE, Alex EDV/XN'LAHOUS.Y, Muskogee •-. •'• House -^ :• . . W.H.LANGiJS.Y^Stilweir LOU S. ALLARD,\Drumr/5Ai A. R. LARASON, Fargo HARVEY F. ALLEN, 6ii Palace Bldg., Tulsa J. HOW ART} hiNDLEY, Fairview THOMAS S. ANDERSON, AfarieWa J. CECIL LONG, Lindsay . S. H. ANDREV^^, 417 ^. 14/A Place, Tulsa , J. D. MCCARTY, 1045 SW-izncl St., Oklahoma City TOM ANOUN, Holdenville S. S. McCoLGiN, Reydon T)VALAxjTRY,Spiro jACk E. MCGAHEY, jDaranr . ,: CHAS. BACON, Pawhuska CLARENCE W. MEIGS, Afu/ua/ Guy O. BAUSEY, Ponca City ^ • ' WALTER MORRIS, ^nafor . KiRKSEY M, NIX, Afc/4/ejfer ROY BILES, Madill ^ . ' , '_. RICHARD T. OLIVER, 3505 iS". Peorza, Tu/ja ,'WALTER: BILLINGSLEY, W^eu/o^a, " A.J. OwNBY, Shawnee. • ' / H. EVERETT BLACK, PonraCr/y CHARLES G.OzXiUM, Z,aa;/on ' / N. BLAYLOCK, Aonarwa JEAN L. PAZOURECK, £•/iJeno , \ ' ' . EDGAR R. BOATMAN, Okmulgee ' L. B. PEAK, Sulphiir WiLFORD E. BOHANNON; CAecoiaA VALDHE F. PITMAN, Hoi lis •'•-•. ; DwAiN D. Box, Hales Bldg., Oklahoma City. LLOYD REEDER,//oiari .MARVIN F. BRANNON, Tu/iomin^o NORMAN E. REYNOLDS, JR., 608 M'.W. ^.znd St., '•WAYNE L. BREVIER, Carnegie Oklahoma City •-. BEN BRICKELL, Wells Roberts Hotel, Oklahoma City ROBERT H. REYNOLDS, Jk., Picher FRANK E.BROV/U, ShawTiee , . ' DICK RiGGs, Lqwton LoNNiE.W. BROWN, Afc/l/effer CURTIS ROBERSON,//aj/io^a . JAMES M. BuLLARD, Z)um:an . RICHARD E. RoMANG, £mi : ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 113 JOHN W, RUSSELL, JR., Okmulgee R. H. C. BENNETT, /?/. i, Dundee F. C. SEWS) Perry PHIL BRADY, 2807 N. E. Jarrett, Portland ^ ROBT. H. SHERMAN, 819 A'.W. i6th St., Oklahoma SPRAGUE GARTER, 103 S. Main St., Pendleton ••• City \ y/.W. CHADWICK, Hotel Senator, Salem VViLLiAM SHIBLEY, Bristow . H. H. GHINDGREN, Rt. 2, Molalla , WADE H.^SJHUMATE, Mangum . E. H, CONDIT, BOX 444, Westport CnKB.i.Es ^i Suss, Seminole RAYMOND G. COULTER, 700. Hawthorne St:, Grants J, A. SMALLEY, Norman , . ' Pass DAVE jL. SMITH, Clafemore LLOYD R.' CROSBY, Rt. 9, Box 706, Milwaukie S. RICHARD SMITH, Tahlequah-- BENDAY,Rt.i,GoldHill ; . GENE STIPE, McAlester . - ' JoHfi Dicaisotf, igiyN. E. Fremont, Portland H. P. SVOO, Ada FRANK L. DOERFLER, 150 N. Lancaster Dr., Salem FLOYD SvuRALi., Beaver PHILIP L. DREYER, 4220 S. W. Lobelia, Porjland i ERNEST yf. TATE, Ardmore ^ JOSEPH M. DYER, Syg Irving Ave., Astoria OWEN TAYLOR, Vian DEAN B. ERWIN, Enterprise " '• ' WILLIAM" E. TIFFANY, Shawnee \EARI, E..FtsHER, Box 1, Beaverton IKE . TOLBERT, Pauls Valley . . ^<. CARL" H. FRANCIS, Dayton R. A. TRENT, Can^ .> GILES L. FRENCH, Mora JOHN E^^WAGNER, Chandler EDWARD A, GEARY, BOX 392, Klamath Falls y/AYnk WALLACE, Clinton •--. ' PAUL E, GEDD^S, ^0^:1567, Roseburg WILLIAM WALLACE, Chickasha . ROBERT C. GILE, BOX 249, Roseburg W. R. WALLACE, JR., 604 Colcord Bldg., Oklahoma WARREN GILL,'736 Main St., Lebanon City \ J. S. GREENWOOD, Wemme HAL WELCH, Hugo JOSEPH E. HARVEY, 46^ Builders Exchange Bldg.,. jAMEis Ri. WILLIAMS, Blanchard Portland 4 ^ . • \ LEWIS Fi WOLFE, Guthrie HERMAN P. HENDERSHOTT, 774 Willamette St., - \- Eugene OREGON EARL H. HILL, Cushman • \ JOHN P. HOUNSELL, Rt. i. Box 268, Hood River ' Senate J. O. JOHNSON, Rt. 6, Box 908, Portland JACK B.'UN,\94H .J. E. Tenino Ct., Portland 5 E. W. KiMBERUNG, Prairie City HOWARD O. PELTON, Rt. i. Box 25^, Canby MAX M. LANDON, Box 686, Sweet Home VERNON D. BULL, I I 04 Af Ave., La Grande ' . C. L. LIEUALLEN, 203. JV. IV. gth St., Pendleton ALLAN G. CARSON,,214 Pioneer Trust Bldg., Salem .JOHN D. LOGAN, 1627 JV. E^. Thompson, Portland TRUMAN A. CHASE, Rt. 2, Eugene CHARLES K. MCCOLLOCH, 205 Hillcrest Dr:, Baker AUSTIN IDUNN, Baker State Bank Bldg., Baker EARL M. MCNUTT, 871 High St., Eugene . REX ELiJ$)^yi6 S. E.ind St., Pendleton j A. P. MEYERS, BOX 73, Redmond CARL ENQOAHL^ Siy N. W. Bailey Ave., ^gtmleton JAMES H. MOORE, 5235 JV. E. Cleveland, Portland 11 AUSTIN F. FLEGEL, 8881" S. E. Qth St., Portland 5 RALPH T, MOORE, 415 5'. 6/A St., Coos Bay ._ RUSSELL L. GARDNER, BOX X, Newport HOWARD MORGAN, 6623 S. E.Stark, Portland ANGUS GIBSON, 683 Laurel St., Junction City • WILLIAM B. MORSE, 904 W. yd St., Prineville STEWART HARDIE,,Conrfon • HENRY E. PETERSON, lone - ' - • FRANK HI, HILTON J 1628 S. W. College ^ Portland 4 MRS. GRACE O. PECK, 2324 S. E. Ivan, Portland PHILIP S. HITCHCOCK, 330 N. ist St., Klamath Falls WILLIAM R. ROBINSON, 2136W. E. Pacific, Portland _ ROBERT D. HOLMES, P. O. Box 46, Gearhart JOHN I. SELL,\5OA: 541, The Dalles JACK LYNCH, 420 Morgan Bldg., Portland^ HENRY SEMON, Rt. 2, Box 572, Klamath Falls WILLIAM M. MCALLISTER, I2Q Willamette St., Med- VILAS L. SHEPARD, Clatskanie • • ford _ }.F. SHORT, Redmond THOMAS R; MAHONEY, 628 Henry Bldg., Portland 4 JOHN F, STEELHAMMER, 1990 N. ijth St., Salem EUGENE E. MARSH, 528 lOthSt., McMinnville A.J. SwETT, P. 0. Box 191, Tillamook BEN MUSA, P. O. Box 458, The Dalles LYLE D. THOMAS, 1022 Stump St., Dallas RICHARD L. NEUBERGER, 630 K. W. Alpine St., FRANK J. VAN DYKE, 4 Goldy Bldg., Medfotd Portland 10 GERALD WADE, Newport . THOMAS PARKINSON, P. 0. Box 529, Rpseburg HARVEY WELLS, 412 Failing Bldg., Portland PAUL L. PATTERSON, 425 E. Liricoln St., Hillsboro RiTDiE WiLHELM, JR;, 2360 S. W. Market, Port IRVING RAND, I 107 Public Service Bldg^, Portland 4 land ELMO E. SMITH, 360 N. W:2nd St., Ontario VERNON WILSON, Vale ORVAL N. THOMPSON, P. 0. 5oAf 467, Albany DOUGLAS R. YEATER, 255 jV Liberty St., Salem . DEAN H. WALKER, Iridependence FRANCIS W. ZIEGLER, 333 N. .8th St., Corvallis ^ILLIAM. E. WALSH, P. O. Box 359, Cooj Bay RIE E. WILCOX, P. O. 5ojc 655, Grants Pass . ; PENNSYLVANIA • ome . ; Senate, - . W. ADAMS, Ophir JOS. M. BARR, ^O^ Benedum-Trees Bldg., Pittsburgh E. G> ALLEN, 1233 ^- ^- ^ygant, Portland ii THOS. E. BARRETT, 3 I^O E. Eleventh St., 5oAr 241, GUST'ANDERSON, 2426 N.E. Ainsworth, Portland Homestead '' . ALEX Q. BARRY, 625 Teon Bldg., Portland 4 _MEs S. BERGER, 2 S. East St., Coudersport DAVID Gi BAUM, 6oo>^ Afain St., La Grande ' ARTHUR BLASS, 8Q? .Palace Hardware Bldg., Erie 4 114 THE BOOK OF THE STATES . LEROY E. . CHAPMAN, I 91 I Pennsylvania Ave. E., H. CLAYTPM BEAVER, R. F. D. I , Catawissa Warren GEORGEJ. BEBNAREK, 68^. Washington St., Wilkes- MONTGOMERY F. CROW^, 1.69 Washington St., East Barre Stroudsburg • . STANLEY L. BLAIR, West Ave., Albion ' JoHS H. DENT, Linden Dr., Jeannette LOUIS A. BLOOM, 1713 Providence Ave., Chester G. GRAYBILL DIEHM, 30 J\f. Broad St., Lititz • DAVID M. BOIES, "^12 Fourth St., Clairton ANTHONY J. DISILVESTRO, 1505 S. Fifteenth St., WALTER L. BOMBERGER, 60 .S*. Main St., Manheirn Philadelphia HOWARD F. BOORSE, 42 Vine St., Lansdale THEODORE H. DOEHLA, 3667 Perrysville Ave., N. S., ADAM T. BOWER, 138 Bainbridge St., Suribury Pittsburgh 14 i ALBERT D?* BRANDON, 5601 Howe St., Pittsburgh ERASER P. DoNLAN, 211 Third St., Blakeley WAYNE M. BREISCH, R. F. D., Ringtown ^. LOUIS H. FARRELL, 9427 Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia HARRIS G. BRETH, R. F. D. 2, Clearfield BEJRTRAM G. FRAZIER, jo^ Morris Bldg., Philadelphia JAMES C. BRICE, 36 jV. Jeff 6'/„ JVew Castle \ JAMES A. GELTZJ 20 Linden Place, Borough o/Sewick- HOMER S. BROWN, 744 Anaheim St., PittsBurgh WILLIAM E. BROWN, 78 Virginia Ave., Coatesvtlle JOHN J. HALVSKA,^I^ Beech Ave., Patton CHARLES H. BRUNNER, JR., 506 Hamilton St., Nor FRED P. HARE, JR., 551 W. Alain St., Somerset ristown ELMER J. HOLLAND, 2721 Shelly St., Pittsburgh FRANCIS W. BUCCHIN, 830 E. Fourth St., Bethlehem F. L. HOMSHER, 136 W. Main St., Strdsburg LAMBERT CADWALADER. I 42 Grays Lane, Haverford A. EVANS KEPHART, 1220 Girard Trust Bldg., Philar ROBERT R. CLAPPER, Church St., Saxton delphia ROBERT J. CLENDENING,*^^o Netherwood Rd., Upper W.J, LANE, Rt. 88, ^. F. D. i, West Browr^ville 'Darby GUY A. LEADER, R. F. D. 2, Tork HARRY CocHRAtt, Dawson A. H. LETZLER, 711 McAteer St., Houtzdale JAMES D. COLE, R. F. D. I, Carmichaels JOHN W. LORD, JR., 1900 Land Title.Bldg., Phila CHESTER A. C6is.f.iAHf Analomink delphia , ,__^ EDWARD J. CONWAY, 941 N-. Fallon St., Philadelphia DONALD P. MCPHERSON, JR., 243 Carlisle St., GEORGE W. COOPER, 47 W. Marlin Dr., Pittsburgh Gettysburg FRANK A. COSTA, 1016 S. Sixth St., Philfidelphia ROWLAND B. MAHANY, Commerciai Bank Bldg., DELBERT W.DALRYMPLE, 1358 Morse Ave., Erie Titusville PAUL A. DELONG, 502 Gordon St., Allentown CHARLES R. MALLERY, 509 Allegheny St., Holli- SAMUEL B. DENNISON, 728 Main St., Reynoldsville daysburg WARNER M. DEPUY, 210. Ann St., Milford JOHN R. MEADE, I i^N. Woodstock St., Philadelphia JAMES J. DOUGHERTY, I I 7 Tree St., Philadelphia SAMUEL G, NEFF, iJ; F. D. 2, Elwood City EDWARD J. DRISCOLL, .872 .N.. Twenty-seventh St., ALBERT R. PECHAN, 903 Fifth Ave.,:Ford City . Philadelphia MURK AY fEEi.oR, 2^"^ N. Seventh St., Indiana EDWARD DUFFY, JR., I 334 JV. Dover St., Philadelphia GUY B. ROBINSON, R. F. D. 2, Montrose JEANETTE "M-.TiYE, Sandy iMke MAXWELL S. ROSENFELD, 1535 JV. Thirty-third St., W. HENRY ELDER, 425 Allegheny St., Jersey Shore Philadelphia DANIEL H. ERB, 511 Wayne St., Hollidaysburg FRANK W. RUTH, Main St., Bernville LEWIS E. EVANS, Co/wr GEO. B. SCARLETT, Sickle St., Kennett Square EDWIN C. EWING, I 18 W. Marlin Dr., Mt. Lebanon JOHN G. SNOWDEN, I450 E. Third St., Williamsport "WILLIAM W. FELTON, 850JV. Perkiomen St., Phila GEORGE B. STEVENSON, 11/^ Second St., Lock Haven delphia —-. ISRAEL STIEFEL, 1908 K. Franklin St., Philadelphia ELLIS E. FERSTER, R. F. D. I , Richfield •^'* O. J. TALLMAN, 530 Hamilton St., Allentown JULES FILO, Box 340, Greensprings Ave., Terrace f , BURTON E.TARR, Ho/)u;oorf GEORGE W. FIRMSTONE, 640 Park St., Honesdale M. HARVEY TAYLOR, 2226 jV. Second St., Harris- HAROLD E. FLACK, Saginaw St., R. F. D. i, Dallas burg ROBERT D. FLEMING, 212 Emerson Ave., Aspinwall P. J. TOOLE, .70 Pennsylvania Ave., Wilkes-Barre SAMUEL FLOYD, 954 JV. Warrwck St., Philadelphia GEO. N. WADE, 503 N. Front St., Harrisburg IRA M. FOX, Endeavor . ^ PAUL'L. WAGNER, 634 £. Broa ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 115 EUGENE J. HAGERTY, 2308 J^. Broad St., Philadel J. P. MORAN, 116 Eighth St., Turtle Creek phia MARION L. MUNLEY, 175 Spruce St., Archbald WRAYBURN B. HALL, .501 ParAr Ave., Coudersport PAUL G. MURRAY, 310 Race Ave., Lancaster JR.OBERX..Kt_HAMiLTON, gij Maplewood Ave., Am- JAUES Mvsro, 61 Bryden St., Pittston bridge J • • ,-- 'r- ... ' >..-.-...,i„~, REUBEN A. NAGEL, R. F. D. i. New Galilee THOMAS P. HARNEY, R. F. D., West Chester LEONARD A. NAJAKA, 50 £". Main St., Glen Lyon LEWTis HARRIS, McConnellsburg MICHAEL J. NEEDHAM, . 324 .S". Hyde Park Ave., JOHN R. HAUDENSHIELD, I I I Ramsey Ave., Carnegie Scranton . THOMAS J. HLEATHERINGTON, Eden Park Rd., Mc- JOSEPH H. NEFF, R. F. D. I, Alexandria ! , Keespdrt MICHAEL NIXON, Bugler W. STUART HELM, got Wilson Ave., Kittanning JAMES J; O'DARE, 81$ Buttonwood St., Philadelphia R. DIXON HERMAN, 357 North St., Millersburg MICHAEL J, O'DONNELL, 6345 N. Sixth St., Phila JOSEPH J. HERSCH, 91 f W. Boston Ave., Philadelphia delphia EARL E. HEWITT, SR., 1020 Philadelphia St., Indiana OLAFE. OtsiNyiyo^ Broadway St., Pittsburgh •^ BLAINE C. HOCKER, 42 Harrisburg St., Oberlin FRANK A. ORBAN, JR., Main St., Hooversville MAUKVI^HOFFUAN, New Tripoli GEORGE A. PENGLASE, . 1750 St. Paul St., Philadel- DENNIE W. HOOO.*JU), 558 JV. Fifty-eighth St., . phia Philadelphia • • / FRANK J. PENTRACK, 621 Broad St., Johnstoivn B. FRANK HUNTER, 10^4 South Ave., Wilkinsburg THOMAS P. PETA, 1923 McClellan St., Philadelphia GEORGE',E. JENKINS, 913X Locust St., Braddock ANTHONY J. PETROSKY, Main St., Box 26, Slickville EDWIN K. JENNINGS, 25 Bacon St., Wellsboro 'J. THOMPSON PETTIGREW, 1721 J^Twinty-third St., CHARLES J. JIM, 206 Gertrude St., Latrobe Philadelphia • ''" ' ALBERT W. JOHNSON, ^og Franklin St., Smethport ALBERT L. PFAFF, 2145 .A'', Second St., Philadelphia GRANVILLE E. JONES, 2233. Christian St., Philadel- J. DEAN POLEN, Moring Side Dr., Avella phia- JAMES A.. POSTA, 308 E. Main St., Mt. Pleasant JoHti M.JONES, 11$ Northampton St., Easton JOHN L. TOWERS, 222 Henderson St., N. S., Pitts JAMES J. JUMP, 69 E. Jackson St., Wilkes-Barre burgh WALTER T. KAMYK, 184 Forty-fourth St., Pittsburgh HARRY W. PRICE, JR., I 35 W. Third St., Lewistown MARVIN V. KELLER, 142W. Lincoln Ave., Newtown ROBERT A. PRICE, 805 Columbia St., Scranton W^LIAM L. KEMP, 816 JV. Sixth St., Shamokin HENRY J. PROPERT, E. Welsh Rd., Bethayres ROBERT F. KENT, J$8 Maple St., Meadville ALBERT S. READINGER, 1122 Olive St., Redding THOMAS J. KiRLEY, 2717 Josephine St., Pittsburgh CHARLES R. REAGAN,.M^:nj?(rW_j I- JG. EDGAR KLINE, 433 E. Norwegian St., Pottsville RUSSELL E. REESE, R. F. D.^0V. Brownsville WILLIAM Pi KOHL, 11 Oaklawn Ave., Wilkes-Barre WILLIAM J. REIDENBACH, 2'^O Franklin Avei, Scran LEON J. KOLANKIEWICZ, 31 M Richmond St., Phila ton '••'.'••'• delphia JOHN M. REILLY, 124 E. Center St., Danville • ANDREW KONDRATH,_2 I 9 Brookline St., Reading ^MAURICE L. REYNOLDS,' 3546 Fleming St., Pitts RAYMONP C. KRATZ, Summit Ave., Ft. Washington burgh. C. G. KRISE, 42 E. Scribrur Ave., DuBois RAY L, RILEY, 41 Ross St;, Williamsport , • • SAMUEL G. KURTZ, 150I Oak St., Xebdnon CHARLES M. ROBBINS, 368 N. Maple Ave., Kingston MILES LEDERER, 1231. Shackamoxon St., Philadelphia JAMES N. ROBERTSON, Idlewild Lane and Gayley, THOMAS H. LEE, I Lothian Place, Philadelphia Media AMOS M. LEISEY, Honey Brook SAMUEL ROSE, 4126 W: Girard Ave., Philadelphia LOUIS IJB.OHKKV), 121"] Strahley PI.,. Pittsburgh MORRIS ROSEN, 6036 Locust St., Philadelphia WILLIAM LIMPER, 169 W. Huntingdon St., Philadel houisKovAtiSEK, 41/^ Locust St., Conemaugh phia BAKER ROYER, 228 W. Franklin St., Ephrata CORNELIUS J. LOFTUSJ 937 Spruce St., Philadelphia GEOR(3E J. SARRAF, 3701 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh JAMES E. LOVETT, 521 Gilmore Ave., Trafford Louis SAX, Si8 South St., Philadelphia JOHN R. MCGORMACK, 1007 Af/. Vernon St., Phila JOSEPH A. SCANLON, 3217 Rorer St., Philadelphia delphia THEODORE H. SCHMIDT, 1210 S. Negley Ave., Pitts WELUAM H. MCCULLOUGH, R. F. D. 1, New Galilee burgh JOSEPH A. MCIGEE, 2^ig S. Sixty-first St., Philadel- EDWARD A. SCHUSTER,-4923 Zy//^ St., Pittsburgh • phia ' WILLIAM Z. SCOTT, 2 E. Ludlow St., Summit Hill JOHN H. MCKINNEY, R. F_. D. 2, Franklin HARKY E. SEVIXR, 24g E. Princess St., Tork WILLIAM R. MCMILLEN, Black Lick GEORGE C. SHOEMAKER, 34 Hoffman Blvd., Ashland THOMAS V. MCNALLY, 1908 St. lyes St., Pittsburgh. CHARLES C. SMITH, 503 E. Wadsworth St., Phila ALBERT E. MADIGAN,/?. F. 2). 2, Towanda delphia MARTIN C. MIHM, T 16 Lockhart St., Pittsburgh WILLIAM B. SMITH, .1701 Boundary St., AUquippa JOHN J. MIKULA, 28 W. Spring St., HazUton E. GEDD SNIDER, Poplar Lane Farm, Uniontow^— HAROLD G. MILLER, 3001 F^th Ave., Altoona D. RAYMOND SOLLENBERGER, 641 W. Second St., WILLIAM H, MILLIKEN, JR., 86 Ridley Ave., Sharon Williamsburg ^ Hill HERBERT P. SORO, 431 N Michael St., St. Marys CHARLES J. MILLS, 338 Hancock Ave., Greensburg HENRY C. SPENCER, R. F .D. i, Carbondale " LEWIS M. MWTESS, ij^o Addison St., Philadelphia JOHN F. STANK, 517 Webster St.i Ranshaw SUSIE MONROE, 1942 N. Twenty-third St., Phila LOUIS A. STERNBERG, 2162 N. Seventh St., Phila delphia delphia CLARENCE E. MOORE, 402 Summit St., Lock. Haven REGINALD P. STIMMEL, 1245 N. Nineteenth Sti, HARVEY A. MOORE, R. F. D. 1, Butler Allentown. ' ~.:.- " • r 116 THE BOOK OF THE STATES GEQROE D. STUART, 141 g Pacific Ave., Brackenridge OLNEY A. KNIGHT, Foster Center J. HIRAM SWOPE, R. F. D. i, Myerstown 'WII.I.IAMF. "LEWIS, Block Island HERMAN J. TAHL, ^if Green St., Philadelphia —FRANK LIGHT, 22 President Ave., Providence -MARTIN J. TAYLOR, 3527 Frankford Ave., Phila JOSEPH L. LUONGO, 347 Broadway, Providence delphia RAYMOND, A. MCCABE, 77 Lexington Ave., Providence RONALD L. THOMPSON, 224 Parker Dr., Pittsburgh WILLIAM L. MCGAUGHEY, 48 Pond St., Pawtucket £DWIN W. TOMPKINS, 120 W. Fourth St., Emporium JOHN G. MCWEENEY, 208 Linwood Ave., Providerice T. LUKE TOOMEY, Wila STEPHEN W. MACOMBER, i8g High St., Westerly MARY A. VARALLO, 1418 Point Breeze Ave., Phila ERNEST O. MAINE, Maxson St., Ashaway " delphia MRS. FLORENCE K. MURRAY, "J Cottage St., Newport PAIGE VARNER, i?. F. D. x, Clarion LOUIS E. PERREAULT, R. F. D., West Kingston I>ANTEl. A. VEROSA, 65 Congress St., Pittsbu.rgh ' JOSEPH PEZZULLO, 928 Atwood Aye., Johnston Gvs WACHHMJS, $i:S. West St., Shenandoah HOWARD S. PROCTOR, I 70 Spring St., East Green KENNETH H. WAGNER, R. F. D. 2, Stoystown wich . /'JOSEPH G. WARGO, R 124 Grant St., Olyphant GEORGE ROCHE, 55 Fairview Ave.,. West Warwick WILMER W, .WATERHOUSE, 17 E. Smith St., Carry FRANK SGAMBATO, 581 Woonasquatucket Ave., N. • IVAN C. WATKINS, 927\E. Grande Ave., Tower City Providence LEROY A. WEIDNER, 11 Marshall Ave., Stoney Creek JOSEPH M. SHERMAN, 33 Maple Ave., Middletown Mills PERRY J. SHERMAN, Turnpike Ave^, Portsmouth • DAVID H. WEISS, 1175 Graham Ave., Monessen yNiLiAAMj.Suvm, i^ChurchSt.,Warten JOHN J. WELSH, 3544 N. Broad St., Philadelphia WILLIAM B. SWEENEY, 25 No. Country Club Dr.i HAROLD G. WESCOTT, Cf^ State St., Susquehanna Gaspee Plateau, Warwick DENNIS L, WESTRIGK, I ig E. Horner St., Ebensburg LEONARD H. SYLVIA, Meeting House Lane, Little ROBERT WHEELER, JR., 5OA: 94, Fairchance Compton CO. WiiltAMS, Centetville Bofo., Denbo . GEORGE M. WESTLAKE, Point Judith Rd., Narrd- NORMAN WOOD, Peach Bottom gansett FRAUCIS'WORLEY, R.'F. D. I, TorkSprings GRAFTON M. WILSON, Charlestown 7 HERMANH. YAFFE; 2149 E. Cumberland St., Phila delphia House WILSON L. YEAKEL, II .S*. Seventh St., Perkasie ; HENRY ALFRED, 58 Saint JElizabeth St., Bristol WILLIAM J. YESTER, 1717 Jehny Lind St., McKees- WiLiAAuYi ALGER, I^/^Gibbs Ave., Newport ' 'port EVERETT J.'ANDREWS,/?.F. \D., Washington HAROLD A. YETZER, 2514 Kutz^n Rd., Hyde Park, JOHN ARCHAMBAULT, 41 .(4rnoW 5"^", Woonsocket Reading FRED S. ARNOLD, 1954 Cranston St., Cranston EDWARD M. YOUNG, "506 OaA: Hill Dr., Grove City FRANCIS X. ASSELIN, 180 Harris St., Pawtucket NOLAN F, ZIEGLER, 415 S. SevenUahth St., Harris- SAMUEL AZZINARO, 76 Oak St., Westerly burg EMILE BEAUDOIN, 3 Hawley St., Central Falls .fl' DONALD L. BEAUREGARD, Greenville Rd., North RHODfe ISLAND Smithfield HOWARD C. BENSON, 47 West St., E. Greenwich - Senate IRVING J. BILGOR, 978 Broad StI,, Providence DION A. ARCHAMBAULT, 99 Factory 5"^, West War- WILLIAM S. BLANCHARD, Moosup Valley, R. F. D., . wick. Greene • GEORGE BEAUCAGE, 38 Bristol Ave., Pawtuicket EDWARD H. BOWEN, Warren's Point Rd., Little AMES J. BRADY, 61 Kinsman St., Valley Falti Compton {.EON W. BROWER, 1274 Narragansett Blvd., Cran- MAURICE A. BRESNAHAN, 10 Elm St., Valley Falls • ston • . . GLADYS M. BRIGHTMAN, 40 Usher Terrace, Bristol ERNEST J. CAOUETTE, 855 Broad St., Central Falls ALBERT BROWN, 49 Rochambeau Ave., Providence JOHN G. COFFEY, 68 Allerton Ave., JEast Providerice EDWARD E. H. BROVVNING, Charlestown DANIEL G. COGOESHALL, 117 Constitution St., Bris EDWARD F. BURNS^ 91 Moore St., Central Falls tol . > EARLE M. BYRffE^to^Loxley Rd., Providence WILLIAM M. DA VIES, JR., 137 Progress St., Lincoln ' ROBERT A. CALDWELL, Mendon Rd., Ashton JAMES H. DONNELLY, Sauderstown HERBERT B.CARKTNf'iZ^g Post Rd'., Apponaug GROVER J. DOUGLAS, Main Road, Tiverton RAYMOND L. CAVANAUGH, 489 Dexter St., Central HERBERT A.,EDWARDS, JR., 125 Willard.Ave., Falls Wakefield RoLLAND H. CHAPDELAINE, 77 Adams St., Woon CLYDE S. FISH, Weaver's Hill Rd., West Green socket WILLIAM J, GEARON, 90 Transit St., Woonsdiket JOHN CiRWEiN, Sunset Ave., Wakefield GEORGE I). GREENHALGH, Chepachet JAMES H. COFFEY, I 64 Fourth Ave., Woonsocket JOSEPH W. GRIFFIN, 34 Howard Ave., Pascoag VALMORE L. COLLETTE, 75 Bullock St., Pawtucket HARRY J. HALL, Ab. iShVua/u ^ ULYSSES G. COOPER, 94 Narragansett Ave., Narra DAVID HARRIS, Harris Rd., Smithfield ',<-•:, gansett "~^ . ALTON HEAD, JR., ^/^ Howland Ave., Jamestown ROBERT CPURNOYER, 292 Paradis Ave., Woonsocket PRIMO IACOBUCCI, 548 Charles St., Providence HARRY F. GURVIN, 44 Tower St., Pawtucket WILLIS B. KENYON, Exeter C. GEORGE DESTEFANO, iz^ Markwood Drl, Bar- MICHAEL J. KILROY, Colerick Ave., No. Srnithfield . rington DONALD A. KINOSLEY, 22 Salisbury Rd., West Bar- GERARD DIFIORE, 25 Fernwood Dr., West Warwick fington NELSON F. DUP^NEY, 29 Ivy St., Pawtucket ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 117 CHARLES R. DURHAM, 48 West School St., Woon EDWARD L. SNOW, 241 Judson St., No. Tiverton socket GEORGE O. TETREAULT, 33 Fales St., Central Falls HAROLD A. DUXBU^YJ 56 Greene St., Pawtiicket CHARLES L. WALSH, 10 Potter St., Newport . THOMAS L. ETHERIDGE, 36 Brattle St., Providenf^ ROBERT M. WATT, 140 Owen Ave., Pawtucket HERMAN D. FERRARA, 335 Broadway, Providence IRA T.VJiLLiAMS, 115 Joslin St., Providence "" JOHN F. FORD, 22 New Depot Ave., Cranston RICHARD D*WINDSOR, 201 Wilson Ave., East Provi BERNARD J. GALLAGHER, 49 Lillian Ave.; Providence dence . . '>JoHN T. GARDNER, R. F. D. 2, East Greenwich JOHN J. WRENN, 332 Dexter St., Providence '. FREDERICK W. GARRITY, Absalona Hill Rd., Che- COLEMAN B. ZIMMERMAN,. 281 Warrington ^ St., pachet Providence HAROLD E. GAVITT, 944 Hope St., Providence • DARIUS L. GOFF, 87 Kirby Ave., Warwick Neck SOUTH CAROLINA LLOYD W. HARGRAVES,//O/>? ^ WILLIAM W. HARVEY, 45 Everett St., Newport Senate 'LEVOS'W.HVI.L, East Shore Rd. MARVIN E. ABRAMS, Whitmire •A :•• GEORGE A. ILG, 126 Columbia Ave.,.Cranston D, 8. ALLEN,'Dillon : . SAMUEL J. JOHNSTON, 412 Hartford ^ve., Providence WM. v. BASKIN, Bishopville, SAMUEL C. KAOAN, 61 felix St., Providence EDGAR A. BROWN, Barnwell JAMES H. KIERNAN, I 22 Beaufort St., Providence T. B. BRYANT, JR., Orangeburg HUGH C. KING, 250 Charles St., Providence G. P. CALLISON, 507 Textile Bldg., Greenwood JOHN T. KIRWAN, 266 Terrace Ave., East Providence E. W. CANTWELL, Kingstree THADDEUS M. KRAUS, I 70 Pulaski St., West War- REMBERT C. DENNIS, Monch's Comer ' wick ' ' > ].KAI.PH GASQUE, Marion AUGUST P. LAFRANCE, 5 Patterson Ave., Pawtucket WiLVivR G. GRANT, Chester EUGENE LANCTOT, I 97 Valley SC, Woonsocket L. MARION GRESSETTE, St, Matthews ULYSSES LAROCHE, 9 Terrance Court, West Warwick W. BRANTLEY HARV^V, S^ufort AVERY B. LA VINE, 260 Brown St., Providence LAWRENCE L. HESTER, Mf^Carmel AtPHONSE GrLEBLANC, 238 Cumberland St., Woon H. H. HILL, Edgefeld socket R. M. JEFFERIES, Walterboro « JOHN L. LEWIS, 159 Tangent St., East Providence J. CARL KEARSE, 5affji*r^ DAVID A. LOWRY, g School St., Westerly ROBERT M. KENNEDY, JR., Camif<;n . Loins J. LUSSIER, 811 Central Ave., Pawtucket HOMER R. LONG, 7?^ 2, Prosperity PATRICK B. MCGAUGHEY, 147 Meadow St., Paw- DORCEY LYBRAND, ^i/tirn . tucket J. M^.LYLES, Winnsboro . ! JAMES J. MCGRATH, i^"] South St., Providence P. H. MCEACHIN, F/orirnr? THOMAS ¥.McHvGH,-i26-W-rGliffordSt.^Providence_ JAMES HUGH McFADbiN, Manning JOSEPH !F. MGVAY, 80 Meadow St., Pawtucket GEORGE W. McKowN, i?/. 2, Gq^n/^ WILLIAM D. MCWEENEY, ly Trent St., Woonsocket YANCEY A. MCLEOD, 210 Palmetto Bldg., Columbia JOSEPH E. MALLEY, 122 Waterman Ave., Cransto'h J. MboRE MARS, Abbeville WALTER J. MATHEWS, 8^0 ak St., Providerue CHARLES C. MOORE, Box 1201, Spartanburg . JAMES L. MEENAN, Prospect St., Greenville }AUEsB.M.ORRisoit, Georgetown JOSEPH I. MELLO, 107 George M. Cohan Blvd., JAMES P. MOZI^OO, III, Darlington Providerwe . T. B. NALLEY, £'aj/(y ALFRED U'. MENARD, 71 Central St., Manville SHEiPARD K. NA^H, Drawer 829, Sumter WiLUAM J. MiLEY, 745 Hartford Ave:, Johnston J. D. PARIJE.R,S(. George . HAROLD L. MOTT, Block Island '- JAUESB.'''PRVITT\ Anderson JOHN B. NOLAN, 41 Moore St., Providence ERNEST E. RICHARDSON, Contwo;' J. JOSEPH NUGENT, 100 Pinehurst Ave., Providence W. LELAND RiVERs, Chesterffe'td GORDON D. OXX, 5 Greene Lane, Newport JAMES L. ROWLAIW), Walhalla ^\ UMBERTO PATALANO, 260 Knight St., Providence R. MiLO SMITH, Lexington . RALPH D. PETRARCA,. 48 Willow St., West Warwick J. MARTIN THOMAS^ Allendale • CHESTER A. PIERCE, 113 Charnbly Ave., Lakewood HENRY C.WALKERy Ridgeland HUBERT F. POWERS, Douglas Pike, Mohegan 0,T.VfAiJLACE,Char^leston JOSEPH F. PRETE, 493 Branch Ave., Providence PAUL ALLEN WALLACE, Rt. 4, Bennettsvitle . PAfeL J. RiQHARD, Main StT^Wyoming W. LEWIS WALLACE, j^ori • JOSEPH A. ROBERT, 80 Campbell Ave., North Provi- GEORGE WARREN, J^amAfon 'dettce BRUCE W- WHITE, Box 305, Union JuLioV. RocHA, 67 Martello St., East Providence KAY R. WILLIAMS, Greenville VALENTINE P. ROHANGE, Middle Rd., Portsmouth W. BRVCE WILLIAMS, Jneath Springs HENRY T. RUSSILLO, 66 Sterling Ave., Providence RALPHT. WILSON, Laurens PAUL R, JRYAN, 16 King Philip Dr., Quonset Manor, North Kingstown House ; \" F. RE AT SpHOLviELD, Hope Valley ^ E. HARRY AGNEW, ^'terr.x'^ : ' MICHAEL SEPE, 141 Princess Ave., Cranston . STEVE ANDERSON, Rt. i, Timmonsville . EDWARD J. SEVIONY, 945 S*. Afajn 5/., Warren PAUL M. ARANT,/'ag«/a;£c/ W WILLIAM I. SHEPLEY, Green End Ave, Middletown V.G. A.RNETTE, Kingstree , F BENJAMIN H. SLADE, 289 Wayland Ave., Providence R. EARLE ATKINSON, Laita HOWXRD R. SMARTJ Cobble Hill Rd:, Saylesville R. J. AYCOCK, Pinewood 118 THE BOOK OE THE ST A TES S. H. BENJAMIN, Cororuica G. RAYMOND MCELVEEN, ^OS Palmetto Bldg., Co SOLOMON BLATT, Barnwell lumbia n THOMAS W. BLEASE; 5a/r«/a SAMXXEVE. MCFADDES, Chester JAMES M. BRAILSFORD, JR., Ordn^tfiur^ JAMES R. MANNJ Masonic Temple Bldg., Greenville MARION BRAWLEY, JR., BOX 62^, Greenville JOHN A. MAY, Mayfields, Aiken . HUGH C. BROWN, McCormiVA MILLER H. MELLETTE, Turbeville PHIL B. BROWN, 5o* log, £)i7/on ARNOLD R'. MERCHANT, Spartanburg WERBER BRYAN, Xau; Range, Sumter C. L. MILAM, Rt. 1, Mountville DAVID D. BUYCK, St. Matthews C. MARION MIMMS, Elliott ARTHUR FANEBUSTjiy/ouA: Falls • Yl.E.K.VR.LE, McLaughlin KAYUOND HiEByJpswich CHARLES LACEY, Sioux Falls L. R.Hov!ck, Gettysburg LOUIS LEGRAND, Wolsey. JiC. JEUSEN, Parker : L. L. LILLIBRIDGE, 5ur/:« EDWIN S. JOHNSON, Hayti W. M. LINGO, Highmore ^ ELMER G. KNIGHT, Clear Lake. FRANK LLOYD, Platte •J. H. LAMMERS, Marfiion MAGNUS LOCKEN, Isabel THOMAS A. LAPRATH, Dallas C. C. LOWE, Kimball L. M. LARSON, Z'°'^ PAUL MCDILL, Wood '•• BOYD LEEDOM, Rapid City DAVE MACFARLAND, Montrose J. E.hEHiiAWi,,Scotland KENNETH McKiLLOPj/lr/Mzan 0. B. LIGHT, Pierpont ARLIE N. MAHAFFA, Afj7/6oro LAFELUNDER, Canton HARRY H. MARTENS, Wessirigton F. E. MANNING, Custer H. W. METZ, Aliranda Arax. OLSON, Mar/:n WARREN E. MORRELL, Rapid City HENRY J. OSTER, Etkan ARTHUR E. MUNCK, Pierre G. O. PETERSON, Beresjord "' EMIL B. NEDVED, Wagner ABE PR^^, Aberdeen , ALFRED OLSON, Clark HAROLD iRisTow, i/uron GEORGE OLSON, Aberdeen ALBERT R. RISTY, Corson RoYcfe L. OvERHOLSER, Selby ALFREt) D. K0ESL.EK, Deadwood \ HERMAN G. ?iETZ, Parkston. EDWARD Gi ROLLER, ^Vfar^o '' C. A. PoLLEY, Lead WILLIAM SCHENK, 7r«y'/» DAVID PULFORD, Madison DON STRANSKY, Chamberlain O. A QvAIL, Brandt W. F. THOMAS, Belle Fourche VVM. RADER, Hoven PETER WECKMAN, 5'ijjf/on •JOSEPH ROBBIE, JR., Mitchell . FRED R. WiNANS, ifj^Amo* O. H. SHADE, Mitchell THOMAS SHELSTA, Hayti , House / ; SANDER SLETTO, Pfesho -JOHN ANUNDSOM, Volga J.C.SoRENSON, Trent JOHN BEUHLER, Ernery HUGH STOKES, Flandreaii JAMES BIGGAR, Brookings CHARLES STRONG, Enning pLAF BLAKE, Centerville JOHN VUCUREVICH, Rapid City .ROGER . JOHN BONDE, Arlington ViiLUAMs, Lang ford DAVID P. O. BREKKE, Wallace J. yJiPF,,Menrio • ALBERT ZIMMERKIAN, GEORGE BROSIUS, Vermillion Butler GEORGE O. BURG, Orfl/ '^WALTER R. BUSSEY, Tabor • TENNESSEE . ARTHUR B. CAHALAN, Miller , HARDY CARLSON, Volin .1 Senate r ARBIE CHRISTOPHERSON, Watertown CLIFFORD R. KIAJEN, JR., Third National Bank Bldg., H, A. CHRISTOPHERSON, Menno .Nashville " . HEAUE G. DAVISt Sioux Falls Z. ^, ATKINS, Trentori J. W.DA\vsoN, Redjield ' J. Yi. AvEKY, JR., Alamo . JOE E; DEMMERS,\^6«r^«n I. pi. BEA^LEY, Carthage . W. 1. EA*RLY, Sioux Falls GtORGE-OLIVER BENTON, J^acAjon . KENNETH W.ELLIS, i>ai/ E.^B. BOWLES, A'noxw7/ FRAZIER RIOGINS, Bumpus Mills WM. LocKHART, Nashville HARRY U. SCRUGGS, Memphis FRANK D. LOWERY, Oco^tf . BhANCHARD TvAiL, Memphis CARSEY LYNCH^-Gfl/nwioro BEN WEST, 815 Stahlman Bldg., Nashville CLAY MCGARLEY, Somerville DAVIS WOOTEN, Manchester RUFUS MCCOLUJM^ Huntingdon GLENN YOAKUM, Tazewell GENE MCILLWAIN, Hartsvtlle » CARL MCINTURFF, Erwin House ORVILLES. MARTIN, Johnson City T. R. AcKLEY, Memphis SAM MoRAN, FRANKLIN E. M. ADCOX, Hdhenwald ^"'^ RAY V, MOSELEY, Memphis G.^-,. ADT>^KHOIS>, Athens REAGOR MOTLOW, Lynchburg \ DAVE ALEXANDER, Franklin .-- Hvan MoTT, Nashville . y W. G. ANDERSON, Silver Point : - ^ MAURICE H. NICHOLS, Jacton ' . H. SANDERS ANGLEA, Nashville JOHN NOLAN, Nashville ' ¥RJE.D CATCHLZY, Sevierville A. H. NORRIS, Knoxville \ , ARTHUR ATKIN, Krioxville " JOHN W. NORRK,. Brownsville LEO ATKINS, Selmer DAN G. OWENS, JR., Memphis LEONARD G. AYMON, Chattanooga HAROLD OZIER, Enville . KENNETH BAILES, Knoxville HOWARD PETERS, Elizabethton CHAS. G. BLACK, Merhphis , PAUL PHILLIPS, Nashville -H. D. BLANKENSHIP, Qn^jWa FRANKLIN FIERCE, Trimble . / EARL BLAZER, Afarj'wV/f CARSON RiDNovR, Oakridge TIM BOAZ, Parsons W. J. SALTER, Memphis / JAME;S L. BOMAR," Shelbyville BRACK R. SAMS, 5/u/Ci/>' - i DANA H. "BOWLIN, Treadway MARY SHADOW, ZJ^cfl/ar i. J. il.''BROOkE, Clarksville DUNCAN M. SMTH, R. F. D., Murjreesboro ED BROWN, Pam B: E. SMITH,. CAurcA Hill / . JAMES R. BROVVN, Centerville W. FRANK SPOONE, Morristown ] \^ Wi C, LONG BROWN, 5;^ar/a THOMAS WARDLAW STEELE, J?iy»/(f)i FAUL BRYAN, Memphis GROVER C. STOCKTON, Jamestowri:, ^ XjEORGZ.BRyANT, Dunlap - J. MINOR STUART, Dickson / JAMES. M. BRYANT, 5e//j A. C. TAYSE, Wihdle -' '{ "HOYT BRYSON, Woodbury JOHN A. TnoMPsoNi Rogersville '; M. A, BUCKLEY, Puryear SHIELDS TO WRY, ifiVA/anrf TOM Y, CARTWRIGHT, Nashville OAKLEY A, TRICE, M/.P/iraj-fln/ \ JOHN A. CHAMBLISS, Chattanooga Vy. S. UHLHORN, Corona . > GEORGE C. CLOYS, Union.City JESSE VINEYARD, A/(fm/)Aw • , Jouu P. CoLTON Memphis JOE H. WALKER, Ripley I J.lW. GROSS, Clarksville BOB WEST, JV««^/. ; C . BROECK CuMMiNGS, Rutherford R. W. DARKE, Springfield TEXAS •;^?5^' JOHN P. DAVIS, JR., Tazewell , LESTER DoAK, AfcA/inni;i7/* Senate PLEASE DOYLE, Linden A. M. AIKEN JR., Paris R. J. DUNGAN, Jackson CARLOS ASHLEY, Austin ''•• . E. B. ELUNGTO^, Verona JOHN J. BELL, Cu^ro MALCOLM R. FORRESTER, Yorkville PAT BULLOCK, Colorado City McALLEN FOUTCH, Smithville . HOWARD A. CARNEY, ^//anta ARCHIE GAMMILL, Savannah • MRS. NEVEILLE H. CoLsoN, JVaofljo/a DR. JAM^ H. GAMMON, Knoxville, KILMER CORBIN, Z.am«a ' JACK GRAVES, Lebanon W. R. COUSINS, JR.,. 402 Perlstein Bldg., Beaurnont DEAN Z. GROOMS, Greenfield DORSEY B. HARDEMAN, 5an Angelo . WM. HAGA, Rockwood FRED RED HARRIS, Texas Bank Bldg., Dallas DAVE F. HALE, Richard City GRADY HAZLEWOOD, Box 2570, Amarillo WATT HARDJSON, Portland HILL D. HUDSON, P^foj DAMON HEADDEN, Tiptoriville CHARLES R.JONES, Bonham livGH HELM, Nashville ROGERS KELLEY, Kelley & Looney, Edinburg JOE HENRY, JR., Pulaski ^. KEITH KELLY, 1205 Sinclair Bldg., Fort Worth HOMER A. JOHNSON, SR., Afadisonville WARDLOW LANE, Center RAY M.JOHNSON, Huntland OTTIS E. LOCK, Lufkin . , THOMAS A. JOHNSON, AfantA/jfcr WARREN MCDONALD, Tyler . • OTIS KELLER, Whiteville CRAWFORD C. MARTIN, Hillsboro hois Kzi.hEY, Lexington GEORGE MOFFETT, Chillicothe K.J.KEWF, Carthage > 'W.l. MOORE, Bryan \ KYLE K. KING, Cross Anchor G. C. MORRIS, Greenville Ons KNII^PERS, Lawrenceburg ]iMMY FHIUUPS, Angleton W. A. LEWIS, Dover R. L. PROFFER, Justin AMBROSE J. LOCKE, Chattanooga W. A. SHOFNER, TVmj&Zc o*n 'ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 121- Gvs J. STRAVSS, Hallettsville RAY KxRKPATRiCK, 151 a Fifth St., Waco J AMES E. TAY1.0R, Kerens / j O.E..LATIMER, ^ag Fulton St., S:in Antonio WALTER TYNAN, Frost National Bank Bl^g., San i OTIS LEE, 1241 Nederland Ave, Port Arthur Antonio HENRY G. LEHMAN, BOX •2123, Giddings KYLE VICK., Amicable Bldg., Waco HON A. EEVHS, Rt.^, Midlothian R. A.'WniNZRT, Seguin JIM T. LINDSEY, 4004 Maplewood, Austin J. W: LOVING, BJX 637, Graham House D»*. J. A. LUEDEMANN, Rt. 4, Brenharri W. H. ABINGTON,\BO>: 169, Baylor Univ. Sta., Waco NEWTON. W.MCGANN, Rt. 2, Box''ig'],Texqrkana J. K. ArYNEswoRTH, Box 2, Boylor Univ. Sta.j Waco .CLAUDE H.McCoRKLE, Sulphur Springs MARSHALL O. BELL, ^i^ Frost Bank Bldg., San VERNON MCDANIEL, 1215 E. Breckenridge Apts,, Antonio , : • Auitin CAPT. J. A. BENTON, Wylie JOHN B, MCDONALD, 345 Deep Eddy Apts., Austin DOUGLAS E. BERGMAN, i)fl//ar V ..; FUANK B. MCGREGOR, 702 Speight, Waco R. E. BLOUNT, 1504^ East Av,e., Aitstin " \ GRAINGER W. MCILHANEY, Wheeler FLOYD BRADSHAW, Weatherjord / C. P. MCKNIGHT, JR., 1902 W. '^yd St., Austin DOLPH BRISCOE, JR., f/oflWe j G. S. MCLELLAN, 304 £•. Fifth St., Austin JACK BROOKS, 307 JB. 11th St., Austin "; \DuRWOOD MANEORD, B)O^ 164, Smiley PHIL BROOKS, ^a^ttiff// 'PRESTON P. MANGUM, 312 E..Jefferson, Dallgs^ JACK G. "BRYAN, iJu^ia/o WM. A. MILLER, 609 Scanlon Bldg., Houston 0. E. GANNON, 909 Med. •& Prof. Bldg., Corpus JOHN E. MORRISON, 1302^4 W. ^yth St., Austin Christi , j. A. y^. MovRsvND, Johnson City JOE D, GARTER, Carter &, Carter, Sherman MENTON J. MURRAY, ^Harlingen BOB GASEY, 903 State National Bldg., Houston. FRED NEIMANN, Toakum . L.'P. GASTON, 2806 JV. Guadalupe, Austin GEORGJE O. NOKES, JR., 1911 Oldham St., Austin WALTER GAVEN, Caven & Caven, Marshall ** J. L. NORTON, JR., BOX 1957, University Sta., Austin W. R. GHAMBERS, A/ay FRANK C. OLTORF, JR., I 01 H'. 21st St., Austin TOM GHEATHAM, Ciwro. JAMES B. PATTISON, Pattison • ' HIRAM GHILDRESS, Z^^ 5W^.,iS'r«« . \ N ^ 122..;^ TH^mOOK OF THE STATES BYRON R.TiNSLEY, iSi 2 A Breckenfidge Apts,, Austin; tiiNN C.BAKER, Si o Canyon Rd:, Ogden J. BLAKE TIMMONS, 235 OaldGroieCts., Austin JOHN P. BARTON, Beaver W. K. TiPPEN, 14.0^-A Bredker^idge Apis., Austin J. M, BELL, 61 Coatsville Ave., Salt Lake City DENO A. TuFAREs, Sheppard. Field Apts., Wichita FRANK BoNNACCi,7/(f//»«r ' • Falls •-•.•,..>:;,•' WM. N. BOTHERSON, Bon^to SURRY TURNER,/?<; 2, Gj7m?r ;' ' EDWIN Q. CANNON, 231 D St., Salt Lake City A. J. YAVE, Rio Grande City ; ' '^ WILLIAM J. GAYIAS, 353 E. Fourth South, Salt Lake WAYNE W. WAGONSELLE'R,^^. 1509/4 Breckenridge City • •;.•;• -: Apts., Austin '• • ; i, , l^DNA J. CAZIER, Nephi ; MILLER B. WALKER/. 120 i^TO?rzVan Rational Bank ALBERT J. COPE, 821 iS". Second West, Salt Lake City Bldg., Beaumont ^ -'> J ''."•. ALFRED H. CROFTS, Orderville GEORGE W. WATSON, 436 5". Church St., Paris ,' MRS. LLOYD L. CULLIMORE, Provo . CLYDE WHITESIDE, 5(ymo«r \ WALTER B. DALY, Panguitch TOM WHITESIDE, 209 W. ipth St., Austin MERRILL KEITH DAVIS, 2166 Wellington, Salt Lake HARRY W. WHITWORTH, I 10^ Enfield Rd., Austin • City .',••- MILTON WILKINSON, Pa/roon ERNnsTVL.DEAN, American Fork: 4/ . EuGENE/ C. S^OAAAUS, 116 W. Woodlawn, San CHARLES B. DOTY, 2223 Jeferson Ave., Ogden Antonio - J ALFRED M. DURHAM, 60 IJ^. First Norjh, Salt Lake STERUNG WILLIAMS, 5oAr 245, i'ny(f«r.,. City W. A. WILLIAMSON, 308 Gunter Bldg., San Antonio SIDNEY A. EVI^WOOD, ^28g Wall St., Ogden "~""^J2pYi-E WILLIS, 903^F<. Worth National Bank Bldg., JAMES E. FAUST, 5093 S. 21 st East, Murray /• . "^ Ft. Worth- C.E. FREER, Z^nm/y/ PHILLIP L. WILLIS, 229 W. Sycamore, Denton WAYNE HiNTON,/fMm<:an« . _^ '" PAUL S.WILSON, Box 591, iSan 4 M^uj/zntf GEORGE A. HUNT, JR., Blahding JACK K. WISENER, 4213 Red River, Austin , WILLIAM INGLEBV, 534 Marion St., Salt Lake City JAMES MARVIN WINDHAM, Z/y/n^j/on MRS, C. L, JACK, 458 S. Eighth West, Salt Lake City JEFF WOODRUFF, 202^. iS'/»oo«<'r, Pajfl^^f/za . LEGRAND JARMAN, Orf»i . BILL WOOD, 11^ W, Gold, Tyler D. HOMER JENSEN, Emery ': C. V/. WOODS, Crockett -LAWRENCE B.JOHNSON, Randolph HERMAN YEZAK, Franklin. ' CLXETON G. M. KERR, Tremonton 'Ci^OYTi T). Yovna, Linden EDWARDCLARSEN, JVorthOgden hf^iAR Z1VIJE.Y, 616 N. Fourth St., Ternple W. G. LARSON, Magna BARLO T^ LvKE,jfuriction , . UTAH E.RAY LYMAN, Parou;an ED. J. McPoLiN, 2163 Park Ave.,,Park City Senate J. FRANK MARBLE, 76 W, 12th South, Bountiful <>•>,> J., ARTHUR BAILEY, Box 849 Cottonwood Heights, LELAND A. MAYERS, Manila Sandy . • '. MRS. LOUIE C. MITCHELL, Box. 14, R. F. D. v, Sandy TAYLOR P. BROCKBANK, 4636 Highland Drive, Salt CYRIL RrMuNK, R. F. D. i,.Smithfield : Lake City . .•....,„ JOHN A. MURCH, 571 N. Second East, Logan J^MEs E. BURNS, ID W. Burns Ave., Bountiful JOSEPH F. NIELSEN,//yruOT RUE L. CLEGG, 968 £. 27 South, Salt Lake City E. K. OLSON, PrjVe ELIAS L. DAY, 327 Milton Ave., Salt Lake City: FRANK M. OPENSHAW, 1345 flarrison. Salt Lake^ity LORENZO E. ELGG^EN, 1372 Tale Ave., Salt Lake City G. O. PATTERSON, Modb' •J. FRANCIS FowLEs, 9453 Taylor Ave., Ogden RICHARDL. PORTER, 24 S. Fifth-East, Salt Lake City HYRUM GIBBONS, 38 W. Fourth South, Logan M. PHYL POULSON, I 620^S. Sixth East, Salt Lake City MARf D, GIBSON,/ViV* CARL B. PREECE, Vernal ALONZO F. HoPKiN, Crqjirfjn THOMAS M. REES, 565 Mansfield Ai^., Salt Lake City Lt RuLON JENKINS, R. F. D. 2, Plain City, JOSEPH E. REESE, Morgan \ "'^ B. MANNING JoLLEY, Orfm HENRY C. ROBERTS, GojA/rn \ DAVID JONES, Spanish Fork JOHN W. ROWBERRY, 6 Park Ave., Toeile • NEWELL KNIGHT, 7106". State, Salt.Lake City JUSTIN G. STEWART, I I I 2 £. Second South, Salt Lake LEWIS H.;LARSEN,Aana6 • City RAY P; LUND, iWanii J. ROLAND TiETjEN, Monro; ORRICE C. MCSHANE, 5«awr A. I." TiPPETTS, Ephraim ' L. N. MARSDEN, Cf^^ar CzVy • HARRY B. WALKER, ^2^ E, Seventh South, Salt Laki P. S. MARTHAKIS, 331^.Second West^SaltLake City , i City '•--•• MITCHELL MELICH, AiToai House , ' .... -•••,••- •-••.. ••*••:' CLARENCE J. ALBRECHT, Frifmon/ '. VERMONT W. FRANK ALDOUS, 1046 S. Tenth East, Salt Lake City • • Senate r MAVRICS. ANDERSON, Springville HUGH AoNEvy, 5ra«/<6oro l.R,BAGNAi.L,Mt. Pleasant NEAL W. BEATTIE, GuiWAfl// ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 123 ASA S. BLOOM^IR, West Rutland , CHARLES :H. BROWN, Brandon E. FRANK BRANON, Fairfield FRAMK BROWN, Strafford ' > WILLIAM Jf^URKE,i?«//an^ W. SMITH, Barre Town ROBERT'W.H. DAVIS, Newport City RALPKPE. STAFFORD, . WalUngford CHRISTOPHER C. DAVISON, Andover •WILLIAM H. DELONG, Cornwall House WILLIAM E. DENISON, Pittsford * • AMERICO M..DERNAVICH, Barre City ; GERALD L. ADAMS, Marlboro MARSHALL E. DIMOCK, 5(r/A BRISTOL, Panton EDOAR L.^ HASKINS, Pawlet LESUE L. BRITTEN, JUicester MRS. ADAH R. HASTINGS, Concord MICHAEL M. BROUTSAS, 5ra«/tf6oro 124 THE BOOK OF THE STATES HAROLD E. HAYNES, Poultney ALBAN J, PARKER, Springfield ^DANIEL J. HEALYi. Rutland City '^:- H. B. PARKHUI^ST, Troy ' SPERCY J. HEATH, Chelsea EobAR PARKS, Wills ^ HAROLD E. HEATON, Thetjord ; ' SAMUEL A. PARSONS, Hubbardton HARLOW R, HICKS, £!rj ••?• :\, -•;/ / ROi^TERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 125 ALBERT C. WILSON, Fair Haven C. W. CLEATON, 5'oM<* Hill ARTHUR E. WRIGHT, Grafton GEORGE M. COCHRAN, i'toun/on EARL F. YE AW, Z)oi;«r . J. LEON CODD, Portsmouth LILLIE YOUNO, Guilford R. DHU COLEMAN, Gate City HALE CoLiANS, Covington . VIRGINIA .JOHN WARREN COOKE, Mathews f: DR.'M, O. Cox, Indeperuience Senate. PAUL CROCKETT, Torktown ROBERT F. BALDWIN^ JR., i I6 Brooke Avenue, Nor . GEORGE DAMU, Arlington folk: . . ^ JOHN H. .DANIEL, Charlotte C. H. JoHS S. BAvrnji, pharlottesville DELAMATER DAVIS, Norfolk LLOViiC. Bmo, R.F.D. g, Richmond HARRYB. DAVIS, R. F. D. 4, Norfolk' ^ THOMAS H. BLANTON, Bowling Grpen ROY B. TiAVis, Paces EDW. L. BREEDEN,. JR., Bank of Commerce Bldg., FiDViUND T. DEJARNETTE, Ashlatui Norfolk S: •••••• ." _ VR.E.W.DODD, Buchanan FRANK P. BURTON, Stuart \ • E. GRfFnTH"DoDsbN7 JR.7 i^^ " ROBERT Y. BUTTON, Culpejier FELIX E. EDMUNDS, Waynesboro HARRY F. BYRD^ Jk., Winchester ROGER D. FRALEYJ Cleveland, , J. G. CARPENTER, JR., Clifton Forge. T.J. GEORGE, .y/uar/- CURRY GARTER, iStownton - WiLLiAuJ.GjBSON, Fredericksburg ; DR, W. C. CAUDILL, iVamiurg MILLS E. GoDvnN,jR., Suffolk ANDREW W. CLARKE, 207 N.Fairfax St., Alexaridria WRENDO M. GODWIN, /'arA^r/^ . CHARLES W. GROWDER, American Bldg., Richmond HENRY B. GORDON, Charlottesville TED DALTON, i?fl£(/br(f MARVIN GILES GRAHAM,/^/ajAi CHARLES R. FENWICX, 6733 Lee Highway, Arlington J.-'WALTEA GRAY, Abingdon EARL A. FrrzPATRicK, Roanoke J. ADDISON HAGAN^Nprfoik JAMES E. GARDNER, 16 N. yth St., Richmond STILSON H. HALL, Leesburg MqnroN G. GooDE, Dinwiddie EDWARD T. HAYNES, Richmond <..,. GARLAND GRAY, Waverly BENTLEY HTTE, Box 103, Christiansburg ' RAYMOND R.Gi/EST,5q>'ar /" 126 THE BOOK OF THE STATES D. FkfeNCH SLAvaaTER, Mitchells ALFRED J. WESTBERG, 3802 E. John St., Seattle J. MARION SMITH, R, F. D. Z, Pennington Gap DAYTON A. WITTEN, 902 First, JV. E., Auburn . VERNON C. SMITH, Grundy VICTOR ZEDNICK, 1611 6th Ave. W., Seattle JAifES O.STXCKVEY, Harrisonburg SAB^UEL Wi SwAtiSON,^wansonville,Callands House GEORGE W. TALIAFERRO, Harrisonburg GEORGE N. ADAMS, Star Route i. Box 165, Shelton CECIL W. TAYLOR, Lynchburg W. O. ALLEN, 1314 W. Fairview, Spokane . h. LAKE TKiPLETr, Marshall B. ROY ANDERSON; I 506 Eighth Ave., Seattle CHARLES F.UNRUH, JfjVira/i; MRS. EVA ANDERSON, BOX I 56, Chelan CHARLES M. WALDROP, Afannfioro HOWARD T. BALL, 327 S, Jefferson, Spokane THEODORE G. WALTON, i?, F. D. 3, Box 209, JVor- HOWARD S. BARGREEN, 2821 Rucker Ave., Evereti ARTHUR H. BASSETT, 1902 \^. Prospect; Tacoma ROBERT WHITEHEAP, Lovingston W. J. BEIERLEIN, 112 E. Main St., Auburn JOSEPH J. VfiLUAits, JR., Sandston ARTHURIA. BERGEVIN, Z^if(/*n 'DR. JACK W.WmEN,J^orth Tazewell ' ROBERTKERNETHY, Rt. 2, Monroe: LANDON R. WYATT, Danville RoBSsmm,. BLAIR, Liberty Lake E, FLOYD YATES, Powhatan VIOLET P. BoEDE, Olga _^ GORDON J. BROWN, 237 Farralane Ave., Tacoma rWASHINGTON HENRY A.'BROWS, Rt. 2, Box 260, Poulsbo VAUGHN BROWN, 1004 Sixtienth St., Bellingham Senate EDWARD A. BUSE,; 918 To^i/or St., Port Townserui "HARRY A. BINZER, 901 Sixteenth St., Bellingham ARTHUR L. CALLOW, 1009 W^. Main St., Elma AHENRY J. CoPELAND, 1204 Portland Ave., Walla \^. I. CARUICHAEL, Box y-^^, Everett • W • Walla CHARLES M- CARROLL, ^ 1919 Thirtieth Ave. S., . DR. DXyib C. COWEN, S. 223 Coeur d'Alene, Spo-' Seattle.^ kane W. E. CARTY, Rt. I, Box 19, Ridgefield . B.J. DAHL', 303 W^. Colville, Chewelah ASAV. CLARK, Rt. I, Pullman - W, WARD DAVISON, 4214 Burke Ave., Seattle 3 A. B: COMFORT, 626 Rust Bldg., Tacoma 2 GERALD G. DIXON, $^26 i^'^Tacoma Ave.,' Tacoma ARTHURS. CORY, P. 0. Box 22g, Chehalis^ / Ross W.'EARLYWINE, 3415 Snohomish Ai)e., Everett PAUL CouGHUN, 535 Central Bldg., Seattl^. A, E. ED'WARDS,.Star Route, Deming ;^ V JAMES P. DILLARD, 1124 E. 8th Ave., Spokane ' E.J. FLANAGAN,/ff. I, Wa/ifl/o DEWEY C. DoNOHVE, Rt. 2, L>ayton , ROBERT M. FK^CH, U Bar U Ranch, Okanogan WESLEY R. ELDRIDGE, 818 jV. 43r(/ St., Seattle . STANTON GANDERS, i2. F^-D. i, Bickleton CLAYTON FARRINGTON, 517 E. 14th St., Olympia R. R. GREIVE, 4127 ^^th Ave. S. W., Seattle. ROBERT M. FORD, Enetai Beach, Bremerton W. G.GRIUW, R.I, Arlington t CHESTER D. FORSHEE, 8040 Fifteenth M. W., Seattle TnouAS HALL, Skamokawa .5, F. STUART FOSTER, Rt. 2, Selah . . JOHN H, HAPPY, iJ. 1138 Wall] Spokane , R. MoRT FRAYJ^, 2622 Bpylsion Ave-., N:, Seattle 22 CLINTON S. HARLEY, 4802 E. ^gth St.,'Seattle BERNARD J. GAIILAGHER, 418 E. Liberty, Spokane ERNEST C. HUNTLEY, COZ/CA: MICHAEL J. GALLAGHER, 8045 Burke Ave., Seattle RAY J. HuTCHiNsoNi Z^(r 5/ifz/«u; J. CHESTER GORDON, ZAiCrojj* H. N.JACKSON, 3823 5. L iS/., Tacoma.. WILBUR G.HALLAUER, Orpville. ' WILDER R. Jouts, Sunset Point, R. 2, WenaU^e JULIA BUTLER HANSEN, CaM/flm^f f,' JAMES KkEPE, 412 W. Glass, Spokane EDWIN A; HENDERSON, 622 E. Fourth Ave., OJyThpia HAROLD G. KIMBALL, ^4.10 Ballard Ave.,'Seattle ALFRED S. HILLYER, 4I2''S. Ninth St., Sunnyside VIRGIL R. LEE, 890 Market St., ChehaHs CHARLESW.HODDE, Box 208, Colville RODERICK A. LINDSAY, 1236 E. Twentieth^pokarie DAVID HoEVEL, 20Q W. Sixth, Ritzville CARL R. LINDSTROM, "jiS St. Helens St., M'acoma LOUIS E.. HOFMEISTER, 1777 McHugh Ave., Enum- JOHN T. McCvrcHEOtf, Steilacoom • claw . •. .•'>•• , '• ' '"••''..••:., . ; • '. CHARLES J. MCDONALD, 603 ""Mwion^ St., Seattle MARK HPLUDAY^ 604 VV^- W. Utah St., Camas . DALE MCMULLEN, 401 E, 22nd St., Vancouver ., RUSSELL T. HooPiNGARNERjCAtfn^y. . TioN MILLER, "jo^E. JVabash, Spokane SIDNEY S. JEFFREYS,/'om(rrq>' • LESLIE V. MORGAN*, 821 S. 42nd St., Yakhna • JELMER E. JOHNSTON, 714 W. i^h St., Spokane ' • FRANKT.OSTRANDER, 114^ [N','j6th St., Seattle JOHN R. JONES, Wdterville • LESTER T. PARKER, looy Alden Rd., Aberdeen : MRS. VINCENT F. JONES, 3021 E. 135/A St., Seattle, FRANCIS PEARSON, 215 PT. Sixth St., Pott Angeles GRACE KELLEY, 106 5*. G St,, Aberdeen ROBERT R. R.AY, ^ffifiq)! > , CHET KINO, .P. 0. BOX 28% Raymond J. H.ROBERTSON, .Cr«ton GEORGE C. KINNEAR, 819 Queen Anne Ave., Seattle JACK H. ROGERS, 1907 F^/Ai"/., J5r«m^r/pn REUBEN A. KNOBLAUCH, 317 Wahle Rd., Sumner ALBERT D. ROSELUNI, mi Smith Tower, Seattle GEORGE W. KUPKA, 801 S. G St., Tacoma . HOWARD ROUP, Asotin ABNEJI B. MCPHERSON, 3406/? 6'/., Fdnrouc^r R. L. RWTXER, JR.; Pr-0. Box 97, Ellensburg TfOifY T^MARDESICH, 1821 Grand/Ave., Everett' 'jEssV:9^pp,Sedro Woolley . ^ C. e. RiiLLER,/?. 2, Box 168, Kennewick TED F. SCHROEDER, 728 ^A''. Meridian, Puyallup CLYDE J. MILLER, Rt. 2, Box $56, Kelso CARLTON I. SEARS, 2412 S. Columbia, Olympia . FLOYD C. MILLER, 2^0^^. 62nd St., Seattle COR WIN PHILIP SHANK, Rt. i. Box 221, Kirkland CARLF.'MoHftf Rt. ^, Spokane' CLYDE V. TISDALE, Rt. i. Box 234, Raymond R. Ei. MoRftis, 4729 Roosevelt Way, Seattle p . JOHN N. TODD, R.,R. Box y^frMercer Island HOMER O. NUNAMAKER, 701 Eleventh, Bellingham ROSTERS OF STATE OFFICIALS 127 JOHN L. O'BRIEN, 4209 Findlay St., Seattle FOREST L.. MCNEER, Hinton OLE H. OLSON,\floA: 222, Pasco WILLIAM MITCHELL, Welc^ V- ARTHUR R. PAULSEN, 224 S, ^gth St., Tacoma HARRY E. MOATS, Harrisville CHARLES A. PEDERSEN, I I 23 Meridian Rd., Belling- A. L, REED, NevSburg ham EUGENE L. SCOTT, Beckley GEORGE V. POWELL • I822 Thirly^ninth Ave; N., DAYTON R. STEMPLE, Philippi Seattle ' GLENN TAYLOR, Matewan \ A. L. RASMUSSEN, 662 S. 35/A, Tacoma 8 J! ALFRED TAYLOR, JR., Fayetteville W. C. RAUGUST, Odessa HERBERT TRAUBERT, Follansbee G. FRANK RHODES, 608 S. Ainsworih, Tacoma DONALD VAN CAMP^ Middlebourne EMMA ABBOTT RIDGWAY, 413 Talcott St., Sedro ANDREW R. WINTERS, Huntington Woolley DR.WARD WYLIE, iVf«//fnj EDWARD F. RILEY, 605 Spring St., Seattle 4 DAVID M. RODERICK, gpi Sixth Ave., Seattle Hotise ; J. V. ROGERS, NO. J Rogercrest, Wenatchee JONAH ADKINS, Ceredo , K. O. ROSENBERG, i?<. I, i4rf(/>' O. H. BALLARD, Princeton 'GORDON T. SANDISON, iigE.FourthSt., Port Angeles SHERMAN H. BALLARD, Peterstown O. R. SCHUMANN, 202 5. agth St., Yakima GEORGE E. BARGER, Keyser LOOMIS J. SHADBOLT, 205 5. 30/A Ave., Takima GEORGE F. BENEKE, Wheeling WILLIAM D. SHANNON, 1802 Parkside Dr.,.Seattle C. A. BLANKENSHIP, Pineville KENNETH H. SIMMONS, Bonney Lake, Sumner I'AT BOARD, JR., Charleston GRANT C. SISSON, Rt. 2, Mt. Vernon CHARLLJ A. BRANNEY, Mor^an/oa/n REUBEN T. SMILEY, 407 E. LaCrosse, Spokane W. A. BURKE, Beckley . RALPH A. SMITH, Long Beach, RUSSELL A. BURT, Wheeling . VERNON A. SMITH, 4721 Seventeenth Ave. N. E., ROBERT C. BYRD, Crab Orchard Seattle BRACK L. CAMPBELL, Rupert RAY W. SPRAGUE, 701 jV." Washington, Centralia WILLIAM C. CAMPBELL, Huntington- JAMES D. STONECIPHER, Rt. 3, Waitsburg FRED H. CAPLAN, Clarksburg PATRICK D. SUTHERLAND, 1923 "> Smith Tower,^ O.J. CARROLL, Summersville Seattle MIKE CASEY, Huntington JEANETTE TESTU, 2138 Forty-first Ave., S. W., ToNEY E. CvLNE, Baisden • Seattle SPENCER K. CREEL, Parkersburg GEORGE R. THOMPSON, i/^ii Adams Ave., Chehalis J. M. CYPHERS, Gary Z. A. VANE, 6014.9. Warner, Tacoma J. HoRNOR-DAVIS, Charles tori. NAT W. WASHINGTON, 42 C St., Epkrata . WARD M. DAWSON, SR., Berkeley Springs JAMES G. WATSON, 3911 Holden St., Seattle FRED L. DORINGER, Fairmont MAX WEDEKIND, 3729 Fortieth Ave. S. W., Seattle 6 E.J..DOYLE, Wheeling OSCAR WENBEROi Box i. East Stanwood . SAM ELLIS, Clarksburg JOHN N. WILSON, BOX 93, Mercer Island P. DOUGLAS FARR, West Union ANDREW WINBERG, I 10 M^. Third St., Aberdeen WILLIAM H. FILE, JR., Beckley I*ERRY B. WOODALL, 410 JV. Chestnut St.,'Toppenish E.J. FLACCUS, Wheeling * DAILY S. WYATT, Ferndale W. E. FLANNERY, Man ' *^ R. C. YOUNG, LO6^. Mflple, Ellensburg CHARLEY GOFF, Charleston HAROLD ZzNT, 141^ S.Lincoln, Spokane . A. V. GREENLtEj Charleston CLARENCE L. HALL, Fairmont WEST VIRGINIA RUSH D. HOLT, H^M -^m -'' 128 THE BOOK OF THE STATES PAN W. MOUSE, Pansy OSCAR W. NEALE, 402 Church St., Stevens Point SYLVESTER MULLINS, Clay GAYLORD NELSON, gi2 Regent St., Madison JoHS K. Nvzvu, Gra/ton MELVIN J. OisoN, South Wayne J. ALLEU OVERTON, Btirkersburg ARTHUR L. PADRUTT, 51 E. Birch St., Chippewa HARRY R. PAULEY^ laeger , Falls . - WILLIAM Pi C PERRY, Charles Town FRANK E. PANZER, Rt. 2, Oakfield CHARLES G. PETERS, Charleston FOSTER B. PORTER, Bloomington ,; HIRAM PHILLIPS, Sprigg ROBERT P. ROBINSON, 837 Church St., Beloit H..E. VoiiROY, Elizabeth t RUDOLPH M. SCHLABACH, 132 S. i6th St., La J. C. POWELL, St. Marys Crosse WILLIAM I. PovvEii, Romhey WILLIAM A. SCHMIDT, 2625 W. Vine St., Milwaukee EARL PRATHER, Oak Hill ROBERT E. TEHAN, 534 JV. .nth St., Milwaukee GEORGE A. RAIRDEN, Leon WILLIAM TRINKE, Lake Geneva ERNEST RICHARDS, Morgantotun ALFRED VAN DE ZANDE, Campbellsport ROBERT E. ROACH, J^ew, Cumberland FORD F. ROBERTS, Milton . House • CARP ROBINSON, Webster Springs HARVEY ABRAHAM, 194/^ Ceape St., Oshkosh BRADFORD SAYRE, Cottageville NELS ANDERSEN,\/?/. I, Gilman ^ FREDERICK H. SCANES, JR., Clarksburg WILLIAM P. BANAGH, 933 W. Lincoln Ave., Milwau HERBERT SCHUPBACK, New Martinsville kee \ HAROLD W. SHAFFER, Parsons ^ WILLIAM BERGERON, Somerset DORSEL E. SMITH, BajTa/o ARNIE F.^ BETTS, Lodi LEWIS E. SMITH, Big Bend RAYMOND C. BICE, 1707 Avon St., La Crosse THOMAS P. SNELSON, Huttonsville GLENN W. BIRKETT, Rt. .1, Burlington " ' JERRY E.S'riDiiAii, Holden JOHN M. BLASKA, Rt. 2, Marshall W. GUY TETRICK, Clarksburg HALBERT W. BROOKS, Green Lake . CURTIS B. TRENT, JR., Logan MILTON F, BURMASTER, 6229 W. Lloyd St., Mil GEORGE TRUMBP, JR., Milam waukee H. T. TvcKER,'Huntington MARK S. CATLIN, JR., Appleton CECIL H. UNpERy^.oob, Sistersville W.W. CLARK, Vesper MRS. NELL W. WALKER, Winona RUTH B. DOYLE, 216 Campbell St., Madison, RICHARD WnE-reEtL, Kivfgwodd MYRTON H.T>VEi., Rt. i. Fond du Lac • \ 1 E. E. WHITE, Maahon I . *< WILLIAM J. DUFFY,/?/. I, (?wn//rfl/' \ HENRY F. WHITE, Huntington HERMANN EISNER, Rt. I, Cross Plains JAMES L. WHITT,. Welch BURGER M. ENGEBRETSON, 742 McKinley Ave., THQMAS E. WiL.KitisON,.Moundsville Beloit 'T BERNARD H. WQPDYARD, Welch RALEIGH W. FALBE, 3428 W. Garfield Ave., Mil STEWART A, WRIGHT, Martinsburg waukee A. F. YOUNG, Wellsburg ^ CLAIR L. FINCH, 241 Edison St., Antigo TAKROLU 7A.HH, Pullman ff HAROLD GADE, 1921 Fairview Terr., Racine BERNARD J, GEHRMANN,A/?// KEITH E. 'NEWUAN, Torrington DOUGLAS L. Spv:AS,^Casper RICHARD ORME, Rock Springs JOHN F. SULLI'V^AN, Laramie N. HOWARD PETRE, Green River WM. E. TAYLOR, Gilleite WALTER B. PHELAN, Cheyenne . DR. M. B. VVALKER, Basin -— ROBERT R. ROSE, JR., Casper JAMES WHALEY, iSMr FRANKUN B. SuEtXiON, Riverton CLIFFORD S. WILSON, Driggs, Idaho HARRY B. SPARGUR, Osage W.J. WiTHERSPOON, Kemmerer • ••^ A3, V V- '9. K\ I k