The Political Graveyard: University of Michigan Board of Regents, 1940s

University of Michigan Board of Regents, 1940s

Members of the University of Michigan Board of Regents, 1940-49 (may be incomplete!)
Franklin M. Cook 1934-41 Charles F. Hemans 1934-41 David H. Crowley 1936-43 Edmund C. Shields 1938-45 J. Joseph Herbert 1940-55 Harry G. Kipke 1940-47 Earl L. Burhans 1942 Alfred B. Connable 1942-57 Franklin M. Cook 1942-43 Vera Burridge Baits 1943-57 Otto E. Eckert 1946-61 Charles S. Kennedy 1946-61 Roscoe O. Bonisteel 1946-59 Kenneth M. Stevens 1948-55

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the University of Michigan Board of Regents: Events and Candidates of the 1940's (may be incomplete!)

1941 Apr 7: Earl L. Burhans (Rep), elected; Alfred B. Connable (Rep), elected; Franklin M. Cook (Dem), defeated; Charles F. Hemans (Dem), defeated; E. Harold Munn (Prohibition), defeated; Ernest L. Hibbard (Prohibition), defeated.
1942 Dec 23: Earl L. Burhans, resigned.
1942 Dec 24: Franklin M. Cook, appointed.
1943: Franklin M. Cook, died in office; Ira D. McCoy (Dem), defeated.
1943 Apr 5: Ralph Hayward (Rep), elected.
1943 May 14: Vera Burridge Baits, appointed.
1945: J. Walter Orr (Dem), defeated.
1945 Apr 2: Charles S. Kennedy, elected; Otto E. Eckert, elected.
1946 Nov 1: Roscoe O. Bonisteel, appointed.
1947 Apr 7: J. Joseph Herbert (Rep), elected; Kenneth M. Stevens (Rep), elected; George D. Schermerhorn (Dem), defeated; John L. Brumm (Dem), defeated; Clarice A. Nelson (Prohibition), defeated; Harold A. Lindahl (Prohibition), defeated.
1949 Apr 4: Alfred B. Connable (Rep), elected; Vera Burridge Baits (Rep), elected; Rosa Falk (Dem), defeated; Joseph E. Arsulowicz (Dem), defeated; Georgina K. Fields (Progressive), defeated; Ruby Sweetman (Progressive), defeated; Albert L. Leach (Prohibition), defeated; Walker M. Towns (Prohibition), defeated.

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