Eighty-second United States Congress

The Eighty-second United States Congress was in session from 1951 to 1953.

Contents

1 Congressional Profile 2 Leadership and Officers 3 Members of the Eighty-Second United States Congress 3.1 1951 - 1952

Congressional Profile

Total Membership 435 Representatives, 2 Delegates, 1 Resident Commissioner
Party Division 235 Democrats, 199 Republicans, 1 Independent

Leadership and Officers

Speaker of the House
Sam Rayburn (D-Texas)

Majority Leader
John W. McCormack (D-Massachusetts)

Minority Leader
Joseph W. Martin, Jr. (R-Massachusetts)

Democratic Whip
J. Percy Priest (D-Tennessee)

Republican Whip
Leslie C. Arends (R-Illinois)

Democratic Caucus Chairman
Jere Cooper (D-Tennessee)

Republican Conference Chairman
Clifford R. Hope (R-Kansas)

Clerk of the House
Ralph R. Roberts

Doorkeeper
William M. Miller

Postmaster
Finis E. Scott

Sergeant at Arms
Joseph H. Callahan

Chaplain of the House
Rev. Bernard Braskamp - Presbyterian

Members of the Eighty-Second United States Congress

1951 - 1952

• Fred George Aandahl (Representative), Republican, ND
• Watkins Moorman Abbitt (Representative), Democrat, VA
• Thomas Gerstle Abernethy (Representative), Democrat, MS
• Edwin Ross Adair (Representative), Republican, IN
• Hugh Joseph Addonizio (Representative), Democrat, NJ
• George David Aiken (Senator), Republican, VT
• Carl Bert Albert (Representative), Democrat, OK
• Asa Leonard Allen (Representative), Democrat, LA
• John Joseph Allen, Jr. (Representative), Republican, CA
• Leo Elwood Allen (Representative), Republican, IL
• Herman Carl Andersen (Representative), Republican, MN
• Clinton Presba Anderson (Senator), Democrat, NM
• John Zuinglius Anderson (Representative), Republican, CA
• August Herman Andresen (Representative), Republican, MN
• George William Andrews (Representative), Democrat, AL
• Victor L'Episcopo Anfuso (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Homer Daniel Angell (Representative), Republican, OR
• Orland Kay Armstrong (Representative), Republican, MO
• Wayne Norviel Aspinall (Representative), Democrat, CO
• James Coats Auchincloss (Representative), Republican, NJ
• William Hanes Ayres (Representative), Republican, OH
• Cleveland Monroe Bailey (Representative), Democrat, WV
• Howard Henry Baker (Representative), Republican, TN
• Claude Ignatius Bakewell (Representative), Republican, MO
• Graham Arthur Barden (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Walter Stephan Baring, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, NV
• William Aloysius Barrett (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Joseph Bengal Bates (Representative), Democrat, KY
• William Henry Bates (Representative), Republican, MA
• Laurie Calvin Battle (Representative), Democrat, AL
• James Glenn Beall (Representative), Republican, MD
• John Valentine Beamer (Representative), Republican, IN
• Lindley Garrison Beckworth, Sr. (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Page Henry Belcher (Representative), Republican, OK
• George Harrison Bender (Representative), Republican, OH
• Charles Edward Bennett (Representative), Democrat, FL
• John Bonifas Bennett (Representative), Republican, MI
• Wallace Foster Bennett (Senator), Republican, UT
• William Benton (Senator), Democrat, CT
• Lloyd Millard Bentsen, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Ellis Yarnal Berry (Representative), Republican, SD
• Jackson Edward Betts (Representative), Republican, OH
• Cecil William (Runt) Bishop (Representative), Republican, IL
• William Wallace Blackney (Representative), Republican, MI
• John Anton Blatnik (Representative), Democrat, MN
• James Caleb Boggs (Representative), Republican, DE
• Thomas Hale Boggs, Sr. (Representative), Democrat, LA
• Richard Walker Bolling (Representative), Democrat, MO
• Frances Payne Bolton (Representative), Republican, OH
• Herbert Covington Bonner (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Reva Zilpha Beck Bosone (Representative), Democrat, UT
• Frank Townsend Bow (Representative), Republican, OH
• Frank William Boykin (Representative), Democrat, AL
• Ernest King Bramblett (Representative), Republican, CA
• William Gilmer Bray (Representative), Republican, IN
• Edward Grimes Breen (Representative), Democrat, OH
• Walter Ellsworth Brehm (Representative), Republican, OH
• Ralph Owen Brewster (Senator), Republican, ME
• John William Bricker (Senator), Republican, OH
• Henry Styles Bridges (Senator), Republican, NH
• Styles Bridges (Senator), Republican, NH
• Overton Brooks (Representative), Democrat, LA
• Clarence J. Brown (Representative), Republican, OH
• Paul Brown (Representative), Democrat, GA
• Charles Bruce Brownson (Representative), Republican, IN
• Joseph Raleigh Bryson (Representative), Democrat, SC
• Frank Buchanan (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Vera Daerr Buchanan (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Charles Anthony Buckley (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Hamer Harold Budge (Representative), Republican, ID
• Howard Homan Buffett (Representative), Republican, NE
• Usher Lloyd Burdick (Representative), Republican, ND
• Omar Truman Burleson (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Maurice Gwinn Burnside (Representative), Democrat, WV
• Clarence Godber Burton (Representative), Democrat, VA
• Fred Ernst Busbey (Representative), Republican, IL
• Alvin Ray Bush (Representative), Republican, PA
• Prescott Sheldon Bush (Senator), Republican, CT
• Hugh Alfred Butler (Senator), Republican, NE
• John Cornelius Butler (Representative), Republican, NY
• John Marshall Butler (Senator), Republican, MD
• Harry Flood Byrd (Senator), Democrat, VA
• William Thomas Byrne (Representative), Democrat, NY
• John William Byrnes (Representative), Republican, WI
• Harry Pulliam Cain (Senator), Republican, WA
• Albert Sidney Camp (Representative), Democrat, GA
• Gordon Canfield (Representative), Republican, NJ
• Clarence Andrew Cannon (Representative), Democrat, MO
• Homer Earl Capehart (Senator), Republican, IN
• Frank Carlson (Senator), Republican, KS
• Frank Ertel Carlyle (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Albert Sidney Johnson Carnahan (Representative), Democrat, MO
• Joseph Leonard Carrigg (Representative), Republican, PA
• Clifford Philip Case (Representative), Republican, NJ
• Francis Higbee Case (Senator), Republican, SD
• Emanuel Celler (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Virgil Munday Chapman (Senator), Democrat, KY
• Richard Thurmond Chatham (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Dennis Chavez (Senator), Democrat, NM
• Frank Leslie Chelf (Representative), Democrat, KY
• John Edgar Chenoweth (Representative), Republican, CO
• Robert Bruce Chiperfield (Representative), Republican, IL
• Earl Chudoff (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Marguerite Stitt Church (Representative), Republican, IL
• Louis Gary Clemente (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Earle C Clements (Senator), Democrat, KY
• Cliff Clevenger (Representative), Republican, OH
• Albert McDonald Cole (Representative), Republican, KS
• William Sterling Cole (Representative), Republican, NY
• William Meyers Colmer (Representative), Democrat, MS
• Jesse Martin Combs (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Thomas Terry (Tom) Connally (Senator), Democrat, TX
• Harold Dunbar Cooley (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Jere Cooper (Representative), Democrat, TN
• John Sherman Cooper (Senator), Republican, KY
• Robert James Corbett (Representative), Republican, PA
• Guy Cordon (Senator), Republican, OR
• Norris H. Cotton (Representative), Republican, NH
• Frederic René Coudert, Jr, (Representative), Republican, NY
• Edward Eugene Cox (Representative), Democrat, GA
• Fred Lewis Crawford (Representative), Republican, MI
• Robert Crosser (Representative), Democrat, OH
• Shepard J. Crumpacker, Jr, (Representative), Republican, IN
• Paul Harvey Cunningham (Representative), Republican, IA
• Carl Thomas Curtis (Representative), Republican, NE
• Thomas Bradford Curtis (Representative), Republican, MO
• Wesley Abner D'Ewart (Representative), Republican, MT
• Paul Bartram Dague (Representative), Republican, PA
• Clifford Davis (Representative), Democrat, TN
• Glenn Robert Davis (Representative), Republican, WI
• James Curran Davis (Representative), Democrat, GA
• William Levi Dawson (Representative), Democrat, IL
• Charles Bennett Deane (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Edward deGraffenried (Representative), Democrat, AL
• James Joseph Delaney (Representative), Democrat, NY
• John Joseph Dempsey (Representative), Democrat, NM
• Harmar Denny Denny, Jr. (Representative), Republican, PA
• Winfield Kirkpatrick Denton (Representative), Democrat, IN
• James Patrick Sinnott Devereux (Representative), Republican, MD
• John David Dingell (Representative), Democrat, MI
• Everett McKinley Dirksen (Senator), Republican, IL
• Isidore Dollinger (Representative), Democrat, NY
• James Isaac Dolliver (Representative), Republican, IA
• George Anthony Dondero (Representative), Republican, MI
• Harold Daniel Donohue (Representative), Democrat, MA
• James George Donovan (Representative), Democrat, NY
• William Jennings Bryan Dorn (Representative), Democrat, SC
• Robert Lee Doughton (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Paul Howard Douglas (Senator), Democrat, IL
• John Vernard Dowdy (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Clyde Gilman Doyle (Representative), Democrat, CA
• James Henderson Duff (Senator), Republican, PA
• Carl Thomas Durham (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Henry Clarence Dworshak (Senator), Republican, ID
• James Oliver Eastland (Senator), Democrat, MS
• Charles Aubrey Eaton (Representative), Republican, NJ
• Herman Peter Eberharter (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Zales Nelson Ecton (Senator), Republican, MT
• Allen Joseph Ellender (Senator), Democrat, LA
• Carl Atwood Elliott (Representative), Democrat, AL
• Mathew Harris Ellsworth (Representative), Republican, OR
• Charles Henry Elston (Representative), Republican, OH
• Clair Engle (Representative), Democrat, CA
• Joseph Landon Evins (Representative), Democrat, TN
• George Hyde Fallon (Representative), Democrat, MD
• Michael Aloysius Feighan (Representative), Democrat, OH
• Frank Fellows (Representative), Republican, ME
• Ivor David Fenton (Representative), Republican, PA
• Homer Samuel Ferguson (Senator), Republican, MI
• Antonio Manuel Fernandez (Representative), Democrat, NM
• Antonio Fernós-Isern (Resident Commissioner), Popular Democrat, PR
• Sidney Asher Fine (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Ovie Clark Fisher (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Ralph Edward Flanders (Senator), Republican, VT
• Daniel John Flood (Representative), Democrat, PA
• John Edward Fogarty (Representative), Democrat, RI
• Aime Joseph Forand (Representative), Democrat, RI
• Elijah Lewis Forrester (Representative), Democrat, GA
• James Beriah Frazier, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, TN
• Joseph Allen Frear, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, DE
• Thomas Bacon Fugate (Representative), Democrat, VA
• J. William Fulbright (Senator), Democrat, AR
• James Grove Fulton (Representative), Republican, PA
• John Foster Furcolo (Representative), Democrat, MA
• Ralph Abernethy Gamble (Representative), Republican, NY
• Edward Alexander Garmatz (Representative), Democrat, MD
• Julian Vaughan Gary (Representative), Democrat, VA
• Ezekiel Candler Gathings (Representative), Democrat, AR
• Leon Harry Gavin (Representative), Republican, PA
• Myron Virgil George (Representative), Republican, KS
• Walter Franklin George (Senator), Democrat, GA
• Guy Mark Gillette (Senator), Democrat, IA
• Wilson Darwin Gillette (Representative), Republican, PA
• James Stephen Golden (Representative), Republican, KY
• Angier Louis Goodwin (Representative), Republican, MA
• Thomas Sylvy Gordon (Representative), Democrat, IL
• Albert Arnold Gore, Sr. (Representative), Democrat, TN
• Ed Lee Gossett (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Louis Edward Graham (Representative), Republican, PA
• William Thomas Granahan (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Walter Keil Granger (Representative), Democrat, UT
• George McInvale Grant (Representative), Democrat, AL
• Theodore Francis Green (Senator), Democrat, RI
• William Joseph Green, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Ernest Greenwood (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Noble Jones Gregory (Representative), Democrat, KY
• Dwight Palmer Griswold (Senator), Republican, NE
• Harold Royce Gross (Representative), Republican, IA
• Ralph Waldo Gwinn (Representative), Republican, NY
• Harold Christian Hagen (Representative), Farmer Laborite, MN
• Robert Hale (Representative), Republican, ME
• Edwin Arthur Hall (Representative), Republican, NY
• Leonard Wood Hall (Representative), Republican, NY
• Charles Abraham Halleck (Representative), Republican, IN
• Cecil Murray Harden (Representative), Republican, IN
• Porter Hardy, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, VA
• Oren Harris (Representative), Democrat, AR
• Burr Powell Harrison (Representative), Democrat, VA
• Robert Dinsmore Harrison (Representative), Republican, NE
• William Henry Harrison, Jr. (Representative), Republican, WY
• Edward Joseph Hart (Representative), Democrat, NJ
• Ralph Harvey (Representative), Republican, IN
• Franck Roberts Havenner (Representative), Democrat, CA
• Carl Trumbull Hayden (Senator), Democrat, AZ
• Lawrence Brooks Hays (Representative), Democrat, AR
• Wayne Levere Hays (Representative), Democrat, OH
• Felix Edward Hébert (Representative), Democrat, LA
• Erland Harold Hedrick (Representative), Democrat, WV
• James Joseph Heffernan (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Louis Benjamin Heller (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Robert Clymer Hendrickson (Senator), Republican, NJ
• Thomas Carey Hennings, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, MO
• Albert Sydney Herlong, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, FL
• Christian Archibald Herter (Representative), Republican, MA
• John Walter Heselton (Representative), Republican, MA
• William Emil Hess (Representative), Republican, OH
• Bourke Blakemore Hickenlooper (Senator), Republican, IA
• Joseph Lister Hill (Senator), Democrat, AL
• Lister Hill (Senator), Democrat, AL
• William Silas Hill (Representative), Republican, CO
• Patrick Jerome Hillings (Representative), Republican, CA
• John Carl Williams Hinshaw (Representative), Republican, CA
• Charles Bernard Hoeven (Representative), Republican, IA
• Clyde Roark Hoey (Senator), Democrat, NC
• Clare Eugene Hoffman (Representative), Republican, MI
• Richard William Hoffman (Representative), Republican, IL
• Chester Earl Holifield (Representative), Democrat, CA
• Spessard Lindsey Holland (Senator), Democrat, FL
• Otis Halbert Holmes (Representative), Republican, WA
• Clifford Ragsdale Hope (Representative), Republican, KS
• Walter Franklin Horan (Representative), Republican, WA
• Charles Robert Howell (Representative), Democrat, NJ
• Hubert Horatio Humphrey, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, MN
• Lester Callaway Hunt (Senator), Democrat, WY
• Allan Oakley Hunter (Representative), Republican, CA
• Frank Neville Ikard (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Theodore Leonard Irving (Representative), Democrat, MO

• Irving McNeil Ives (Senator), Republican, NY
• Donald Lester Jackson (Representative), Republican, CA
• Henry Martin Jackson (Representative), Democrat, WA
• Benjamin Franklin James (Representative), Republican, PA
• John Jarman (Representative), Democrat, OK
• Jacob Koppel Javits (Representative), Republican, NY
• Edward Halsey Jenison (Representative), Republican, IL
• Thomas Albert Jenkins (Representative), Republican, OH
• William Ezra Jenner (Senator), Republican, IN
• Benton Franklin Jensen (Representative), Republican, IA
• Edwin Carl Johnson (Senator), Democrat, CO
• Justin Leroy Johnson (Representative), Republican, CA
• Lyndon Baines Johnson (Senator), Democrat, TX
• Olin DeWitt Talmadge Johnston (Senator), Democrat, SC
• Edgar Allan Jonas (Representative), Republican, IL
• Hamilton Chamberlain Jones (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Paul Caruthers Jones (Representative), Democrat, MO
• Robert Emmett Jones, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, AL
• Woodrow Wilson Jones (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Walter Henry Judd (Representative), Republican, MN
• Frank Melvin Karsten (Representative), Democrat, MO
• Robert Winthrop Kean (Representative), Republican, NJ
• Bernard William Kearney (Representative), Republican, NY
• Carroll Dudley Kearns (Representative), Republican, PA
• Kenneth Barnard Keating (Representative), Republican, NY
• John Kee (Representative), Democrat, WV
• Maude Elizabeth Kee (Representative), Democrat, WV
• Carey Estes Kefauver (Senator), Democrat, TN
• Augustine Bernard Kelley (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Edna Flannery Kelly (Representative), Democrat, NY
• James Preston Kem (Senator), Republican, MO
• John Fitzgerald Kennedy (Representative), Democrat, MA
• Eugene James Keogh (Representative), Democrat, NY
• John Hosea Kerr (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Robert Samuel Kerr (Senator), Democrat, OK
• Charles Joseph Kersten (Representative), Republican, WI
• Clarence Evans Kilburn (Representative), Republican, NY
• Paul Joseph Kilday (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Harley Martin Kilgore (Senator), Democrat, WV
• Cecil Rhodes King (Representative), Democrat, CA
• Karl Clarence King (Representative), Republican, PA
• Michael Joseph Kirwan (Representative), Democrat, OH
• Arthur George Klein (Representative), Democrat, NY
• John Carl Kluczynski (Representative), Democrat, IL
• William Fife Knowland (Senator), Republican, CA
• Thomas Henry Kuchel (Senator), Republican, CA
• Thomas Joseph Lane (Representative), Democrat, MA
• William Langer (Senator), Republican, ND
• Henderson Lovelace Lanham (Representative), Democrat, GA
• William Courtland Lantaff (Representative), Democrat, FL
• Henry Dominique Larcade, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, LA
• Henry Jepson Latham (Representative), Republican, NY
• Karl Miles Le Compte (Representative), Republican, IA
• Herbert Henry Lehman (Senator), Democrat, NY
• John Lesinski, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, MI
• Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (Senator), Republican, MA
• Russell Billiu Long (Senator), Democrat, LA
• Harold Orrin Lovre (Representative), Republican, SD
• Wingate Hezekiah Lucas (Representative), Democrat, TX
• John Emmett Lyle, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Thaddeus Michael Machrowicz (Representative), Democrat, MI
• Peter Francis Mack, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, IL
• Russell Vernon Mack (Representative), Republican, WA
• William Kingsland Macy (Representative), Republican, NY
• Ray John Madden (Representative), Democrat, IN
• Clare Magee (Representative), Democrat, MO
• Warren Grant Magnuson (Senator), Democrat, WA
• George Herman Mahon (Representative), Democrat, TX
• George Wilson Malone (Senator), Republican, NV
• Michael Joseph (Mike) Mansfield (Representative), Democrat, MT
• Fred Marshall (Representative), Democrat, MN
• Edward Martin (Senator), Republican, PA
• Joseph William Martin, Jr. (Representative), Republican, MA
• Thomas Ellsworth Martin (Representative), Republican, IA
• Noah Morgan Mason (Representative), Republican, IL
• Burnet Rhett Maybank (Senator), Democrat, SC
• Patrick Anthony (Pat) McCarran (Senator), Democrat, NV
• Eugene Joseph McCarthy (Representative), Democrat, MN
• Joseph Raymond McCarthy (Senator), Republican, WI
• John Little McClellan (Senator), Democrat, AR
• Samuel Kerns McConnell, Jr. (Representative), Republican, PA
• John William McCormack (Representative), Democrat, MA
• William Moore McCulloch (Representative), Republican, OH
• Gordon Leo McDonough (Representative), Republican, CA
• Ernest William McFarland (Senator), Democrat, AZ
• Christopher Columbus McGrath (Representative), Democrat, NY
• J. Harry McGregor (Representative), Republican, OH
• John Andrew McGuire (Representative), Democrat, CT
• Clifford Guy McIntire (Representative), Republican, ME
• Kenneth Douglas McKellar (Senator), Democrat, TN
• Clinton Dotson McKinnon (Representative), Democrat, CA
• Brien McMahon (Senator), Democrat, CT
• John Lanneau McMillan (Representative), Democrat, SC
• Chester Bartow McMullen (Representative), Democrat, FL
• William Estus McVey (Representative), Republican, IL
• George Meader (Representative), Republican, MI
• Chester Earl Merrow (Representative), Republican, NH
• Arthur Lewis Miller (Representative), Republican, NE
• Edward Tylor Miller (Representative), Republican, MD
• George Paul Miller (Representative), Democrat, CA
• William Edward Miller (Representative), Republican, NY
• Eugene Donald Millikin (Senator), Republican, CO
• Wilbur Daigh Mills (Representative), Democrat, AR
• Hugh Burnton Mitchell (Representative), Democrat, WA
• Almer Stillwell Mike Monroney (Senator), Democrat, OK
• Arthur Edson Blair Moody (Senator), Democrat, MI
• Albert Paul Morano (Representative), Republican, CT
• Thomas Ellsworth Morgan (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Toby Morris (Representative), Democrat, OK
• James Hobson Morrison (Representative), Democrat, LA
• Wayne Lyman Morse (Senator), Republican, OR
• Thruston Ballard Morton (Representative), Republican, KY
• Morgan Moore Moulder (Representative), Democrat, MO
• Abraham Jacob Multer (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Walter Mann Mumma (Representative), Republican, PA
• Karl Earl Mundt (Senator), Republican, SD
• John Robert Murdock (Representative), Democrat, AZ
• James Joseph Murphy (Representative), Democrat, NY
• James Edward Murray (Senator), Democrat, MT
• Reid Fred Murray (Representative), Republican, WI
• Thomas Jefferson Murray (Representative), Democrat, TN
• Matthew Mansfield Neely (Senator), Democrat, WV
• Charles Pembroke Nelson (Representative), Republican, ME
• Donald William Nicholson (Representative), Republican, MA
• Richard Milhous Nixon (Senator), Republican, CA
• Albin Walter Norblad, Jr. (Representative), Republican, OR
• William Frank Norrell (Representative), Democrat, AR
• George Donoghue O'Brien (Representative), Democrat, MI
• Leo William O'Brien (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Thomas Joseph O'Brien (Representative), Democrat, IL
• Herbert Romulus O'Conor (Senator), Democrat, MD
• Joseph Patrick O'Hara (Representative), Republican, MN
• Alvin Edward O'Konski (Representative), Republican, WI
• Joseph Christopher O'Mahoney (Senator), Democrat, WY
• Harry Patrick O'Neill (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Donald Lawrence O'Toole (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Frank Charles Osmers, Jr. (Representative), Republican, NJ
• Harold Charles Ostertag (Representative), Republican, NY
• Otto Ernest Passman (Representative), Democrat, LA
• John Orlando Pastore (Senator), Democrat, RI
• John William Wright Patman (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Harold Ambrose Patten (Representative), Democrat, AZ
• James Thomas Patterson (Representative), Republican, CT
• Carl Dewey Perkins (Representative), Democrat, KY
• Philip Joseph Philbin (Representative), Democrat, MA
• John Phillips (Representative), Republican, CA
• Thomas Augustus Pickett (Representative), Democrat, TX
• William Robert Poage (Representative), Democrat, TX
• James Gould Polk (Representative), Democrat, OH
• Charles Edward Potter (Senator), Republican, MI
• C. Norris Poulson (Representative), Republican, CA
• Prince Hulon Preston, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, GA
• Charles Melvin Price (Representative), Democrat, IL
• James Percy Priest (Representative), Democrat, TN
• Winston Lewis Prouty (Representative), Republican, VT
• William Arthur Purtell (Senator), Republican, CT
• Thomas Vincent Quinn (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Louis Charles Rabaut (Representative), Democrat, MI
• Edmund Patrick Radwan (Representative), Republican, NY
• Albert McKinley Rains (Representative), Democrat, AL
• Robert Lincoln Ramsay (Representative), Democrat, WV
• John Elliott Rankin (Representative), Democrat, MS
• Samuel Taliaferro Rayburn (Representative, Speaker of the House), Democrat, US
• Henry Frazier Reams (Representative), Independent, OH
• Monroe Minor Redden (Representative), Democrat, NC
• Brazilla Carroll Reece (Representative), Republican, TN
• Chauncey William Reed (Representative), Republican, IL
• Daniel Alden Reed (Representative), Republican, NY
• Edward Herbert Rees (Representative), Republican, KS
• Kenneth Mills Regan (Representative), Democrat, TX
• George Milton Rhodes (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Abraham Alexander Ribicoff (Representative), Democrat, CT
• James Prioleau Richards (Representative), Democrat, SC
• Roy Walter Riehlman (Representative), Republican, NY
• John Jacob Riley (Representative), Democrat, SC
• Lucius Mendel Rivers (Representative), Democrat, SC
• Kenneth Allison Roberts (Representative), Democrat, AL
• Absalom Willis Robertson (Senator), Democrat, VA
• Edward John Robeson, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, VA
• Peter Wallace Rodino, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, NJ
• Byron Giles Rogers (Representative), Democrat, CO
• Dwight Laing Rogers (Representative), Democrat, FL
• Edith Nourse Rogers (Representative), Republican, MA
• Walter Edward Rogers (Representative), Democrat, TX
• John James Rooney (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, NY
• Robert Tripp Ross (Representative), Republican, NY
• Richard Brevard Russell, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, GA
• Adolph Joachim Sabath (Representative), Democrat, IL
• Antoni Nicholas Sadlak (Representative), Republican, CT
• Leverett Saltonstall (Senator), Republican, MA
• Lansdale Ghiselin Sasscer (Representative), Democrat, MD
• John Phillips Saylor (Representative), Republican, PA
• Paul Fornshell Schenck (Representative), Republican, OH
• Andrew Frank Schoeppel (Senator), Republican, KS
• George Blaine Schwabe (Representative), Republican, OK
• Hardie Scott (Representative), Republican, PA
• Hugh Doggett Scott, Jr. (Representative), Republican, PA
• Errett Power Scrivner (Representative), Republican, KS
• Hubert Baxter Scudder (Representative), Republican, CA
• Frederick Andrew Seaton (Senator), Republican, NE
• Robert Thompson Secrest (Representative), Democrat, OH
• Horace Seely-Brown, Jr. (Representative), Republican, CT
• Paul Werntz Shafer (Representative), Republican, MI
• Timothy Patrick Sheehan (Representative), Republican, IL
• John Francis Shelley (Representative), Democrat, CA
• Harry Richard Sheppard (Representative), Democrat, CA
• Dewey Jackson Short (Representative), Republican, MO
• Alfred Dennis Sieminski (Representative), Democrat, NJ
• Robert Lee Fulton Sikes (Representative), Democrat, FL
• Richard Murray Simpson (Representative), Republican, PA
• Sidney Elmer Simpson (Representative), Republican, IL
• Edward Lewis Sittler, Jr. (Representative), Republican, PA
• George Armistead Smathers (Senator), Democrat, FL
• Frank Ellis Smith (Representative), Democrat, MS
• Howard Alexander Smith (Senator), Republican, NJ
• Howard Worth Smith (Representative), Democrat, VA
• Lawrence Henry Smith (Representative), Republican, WI
• Margaret Chase Smith (Senator), Republican, ME
• Willis Smith (Senator), Democrat, NC
• Wint Smith (Representative), Republican, KS
• John Jackson Sparkman (Senator), Democrat, AL
• Brent Spence (Representative), Democrat, KY
• William Lee Springer (Representative), Republican, IL
• Katharine Price Collier St. George (Representative), Republican, NY
• Harley Orrin Staggers (Representative), Democrat, WV
• Thomas Bahnson Stanley (Representative), Democrat, VA
• Thomas Jefferson Steed (Representative), Democrat, OK
• Karl Stefan (Representative), Republican, NE
• John Cornelius Stennis (Senator), Democrat, MS
• William Grady Stigler (Representative), Democrat, OK
• Lowell Stockman (Representative), Republican, OR
• John Berchmans Sullivan (Representative), Democrat, MO
• James Patrick Sutton (Representative), Democrat, TN
• John Taber (Representative), Republican, NY
• Boyd Anderson Tackett (Representative), Democrat, AR
• Robert Alphonso Taft (Senator), Republican, OH
• Henry Oscar Talle (Representative), Republican, IA
• Dean Park Taylor (Representative), Republican, NY
• Olin Earl Teague (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Albert Thomas (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Clark Wallace Thompson (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Ruth Thompson (Representative), Republican, MI
• William Homer Thornberry (Representative), Democrat, TX
• Edward John Thye (Senator), Republican, MN
• Charles William Tobey (Senator), Republican, NH
• Thor Carl Tollefson (Representative), Republican, WA
• Harry Lancaster Towe (Representative), Republican, NJ
• James William Trimble (Representative), Democrat, AR
• Thomas Rust Underwood (Senator), Democrat, KY
• Richard Bernard Vail (Representative), Republican, IL
• William Kaiser Van Pelt (Representative), Republican, WI
• James Edward Van Zandt (Representative), Republican, PA
• Arthur Hendrick Vandenberg (Senator), Republican, MI
• Albert Clinton Vaughn, Sr. (Representative), Republican, PA
• Harold Himmel Velde (Representative), Republican, IL
• Carl Vinson (Representative), Democrat, GA
• John Martin Vorys (Representative), Republican, OH
• Charles Wesley Vursell (Representative), Republican, IL
• Francis Eugene Walter (Representative), Democrat, PA
• Arthur Vivian Watkins (Senator), Republican, UT
• John Clarence Watts (Representative), Democrat, KY
• Alvin F. Weichel (Representative), Republican, OH
• Philip James Welch (Representative), Democrat, MO
• Herman Welker (Senator), Republican, ID
• Thomas Harold Werdel (Representative), Republican, CA
• James Ernest Wharton (Representative), Republican, NY
• William McDonald Wheeler (Representative), Democrat, GA
• Kenneth Spicer Wherry (Senator), Republican, NE
• John Albert Whitaker (Representative), Democrat, KY
• Jamie Lloyd Whitten (Representative), Democrat, MS
• Victor Eugene Wickersham (Representative), Democrat, OK
• William Beck Widnall (Representative), Republican, NJ
• Roy William Wier (Representative), Democrat, MN
• Richard Bowditch Wigglesworth (Representative), Republican, MA
• Alexander Wiley (Senator), Republican, WI
• John Bell Williams (Representative), Democrat, MS
• John James Williams (Senator), Republican, DE
• William Robert Williams (Representative), Republican, NY
• Edwin Edward Willis (Representative), Democrat, LA
• Earl Wilson (Representative), Republican, IN
• Joseph Franklin Wilson (Representative), Democrat, TX
• William Arthur Winstead (Representative), Democrat, MS
• Garrett Lee Withers (Representative), Democrat, KY
• Gardner Robert Withrow (Representative), Republican, WI
• Jesse Paine Wolcott (Representative), Republican, MI
• Charles Anderson Wolverton (Representative), Republican, NJ
• John Stephens Wood (Representative), Democrat, GA
• John Travers Wood (Representative), Republican, ID
• Roy Orchard Woodruff (Representative), Republican, MI
• Sidney Richard Yates (Representative), Democrat, IL
• Samuel William Yorty (Representative), Democrat, CA
• Milton Ruben Young (Senator), Republican, ND
• Clement John Zablocki (Representative), Democrat, WI

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