The Political Graveyard: New York: Supreme Court, 1950s

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New York: Supreme Court, 1950s

Justices of New York Supreme Court, 1950-59 (may be incomplete!)

1st District: Edward J. Glennon 1924-53 Aaron J. Levy 1924-51 Ernest E. L. Hammer 1926-53 Louis A. Valente 1926-53 Joseph M. Callahan 1927-55 Albert Cohn 1929-55 John E. McGeehan 1930-50 Bernard L. Shientag 1930-52 Edward S. Dore as of 1932-53 Samuel H. Hofstadter as of 1933-60 Julius Miller 1933-50 Aron Steuer 1933-74 Edward R. Koch 1933-51 Kenneth O'Brien 1934-53 Ferdinand Pecora 1935-50 Felix C. Benvenga 1938-58 Benedict D. Dineen 1940-58 Morris Eder as of 1940-53 Carroll G. Walter as of 1940-53 Benjamin F. Schreiber 1940-55 Denis O'L. Cohalan as of 1941-53 William C. Hecht, Jr. 1942-61 Bernard Botein as of 1943-68 David W. Peck 1943-57 Joseph A. Gavagan as of 1944-61 Thomas A. Aurelio 1944-61 Samuel Dickstein as of 1945-53 Irving L. Levey 1945-68 James B. M. McNally as of 1945-66 Edgar J. Nathan, Jr. as of 1946-61 Thomas L. J. Corcoran 1947-55 Eugene L. Brisach 1947-53 Henry C. Greenberg as of 1948-59 Benjamin J. Rabin 1948-66 S. Samuel DiFalco 1949-56 Charles D. Breitel 1950 Samuel M. Gold as of 1951-66 Matthew M. Levy 1951-71 Thomas J. Brady 1951-55 Charles D. Breitel 1951-58 Irving H. Saypol as of 1952-68 Arthur H. Schwartz 1952 Joseph A. Cox 1953-56 Martin M. Frank as of 1953-58 Francis X. Conlon as of 1955-58 Vincent A. Lupiano as of 1955-68 Arthur Markewich as of 1955-68 Saul S. Streit 1955-72 George Tilzer as of 1955-68 Walter A. Lynch 1955-57 Harold A. Stevens 1955-68 Sidney A. Fine as of 1956-75 John L. Flynn 1956-67 Morris E. Spector as of 1956-68 Francis L. Valente as of 1956-58 Henry Epstein 1956-61 Arthur G. Klein as of 1957-67 Jacob Markowitz as of 1957-68 Owen McGivern 1957-76 Frederick Backer 1957-68 Louis J. Capozzoli 1957-68 Charles A. Loreto 1957-68 Birdie Amsterdam as of 1958-75 George M. Carney 1959-68 Thomas C. Chimera as of 1959-68
2nd District: John MacCrate 1921-55 William B. Carswell 1923-53 John B. Johnston 1928-52 Alfred V. Norton as of 1932-53 Algernon I. Nova as of 1938-51 Joseph Fennelly as of 1940-51 Frank E. Johnson as of 1940-51 Philip M. Kleinfeld 1941-58 Henry L. Ughetta 1943-67 Michael F. Walsh 1943-54 Jacob H. Livingston 1946-50 William T. Powers 1947-50 George J. Beldock 1948-67 Murray Hearn 1948-53 Charles E. Murphy 1948-59 Anthony J. DiGiovanna 1949-67 Walter R. Hart 1950-63 George A. Arkwright 1950-64 John R. Bartels 1950-52 Emil N. Baar as of 1951 J. Vincent Keogh as of 1951-58 Benjamin Brenner as of 1953-67 James S. Brown, Jr. 1953-58 Charles N. Cohen as of 1953 M. Henry Martuscello 1953-67 Thomas E. Morrissey, Jr. 1953-66 Maximilian Moss as of 1953 Lewis W. Olliffe 1954 Edward G. Baker as of 1955-67 Charles J. Beckinella 1955-67 Jacob J. Schwartzwald as of 1955-67 A. David Benjamin as of 1956-67 John E. Cone as of 1956-67 Louis L. Friedman as of 1957-58 Miles F. McDonald as of 1957-67 Lewis W. Olliffe 1959-66
3rd District: Sydney F. Foster as of 1929-60 Francis Bergan as of 1936-58 Harry E. Schirick as of 1936-58 Roscoe V. Elsworth as of 1945-58 Isadore Bookstein as of 1948-60 Donald S. Taylor as of 1949-68 Kenneth S. MacAffer as of 1950-58 William Deckelman as of 1953-58 Herbert D. Hamm as of 1953-58
4th District: John Alexander as of 1932-53 O. Byron Brewster 1933-53 Daniel F. Imrie 1942-53 Andrew W. Ryan as of 1944-58 Willard L. Best as of 1948-60 Felix J. Aulisi as of 1953-66 James Gibson as of 1953-58 J. Clarence Herlihy as of 1957-68 Charles M. Hughes as of 1957-58 Paul D. Graves as of 1958
5th District: Henry J. Kimball as of 1939-58 Francis D. McCurn as of 1939-58 D. Page Morehouse, Jr. as of 1939-52 Earle C. Bastow as of 1948-68 Frank P. Malpass 1948-52 E. Howard Ringrose 1948-58 William E. McClusky as of 1950-58 Donald P. Gorman as of 1953-58 Carl W. Peterson as of 1953-58 Henry A. Hudson 1953-58 Frank Del Vecchio as of 1957-58 Eugene F. Sullivan as of 1957-58
6th District: William H. Coon 1942-58 Howard A. Zeller as of 1950-58 Floyd E. Anderson as of 1953-58 Daniel J. McAvoy as of 1957-58 Joseph P. Molinari as of 1957-58 Walter B. seynolds as of 1957-68
7th District: John Van Voorhis as of 1937-54 Charles B. Brasser as of 1955-58 Arthur E. Blauvelt as of 1957-58 Clarence H. Brisco as of 1957-58 Harry D. Goldman as of 1957-58 Frederic T. Henry as of 1957-58 James C. O'Brien as of 1957-58 Daniel J. O'Mara as of 1957-58 Carroll M. Roberts as of 1957-58 G. Robert Witmer as of 1957-58
8th District: Raymond C. Vaughan 1938-57 R. Foster Piper 1941-55 Lee L. Ottaway 1944-58 George H. Rowe 1944-58 George T. Vandermeulen 1948-57 Hamilton Ward as of 1948-60 Alger A. Williams as of 1948-60 Philip Halpern 1948-63 Leo J. Hagerty 1949-57 Robert E. Noonan as of 1949-60 Carlton A. Fisher as of 1953-60 Regis O'Brien as of 1953-60 Harry J. Forhead as of 1957-60 John S. Marsh as of 1957-60 Joseph A. Nevins as of 1957-60 Matthew J. Jasen 1957-60 Michael Catalano 1958-60 Alfred M. Kramer 1958-60 John F. Dwyer as of 1959-60 Reid S. Moule as of 1959-60
9th District: Gerald Nolan 1938-61 Frank H. Coyne 1944-60 James W. Bailey as of 1948-60 Arthur D. Brennan as of 1953-68 Leonard J. Supple as of 1955-60 Samuel W. Eager as of 1957-60 Elbert T. Gallagher as of 1957-60 Robert Doscher as of 1958-60 George M. Fanelli as of 1958-60
10th District: Frank F. Adel 1948-54 Charles S. Colden 1948-55 Thomas J. Cuff 1948-53 Peter M. Daly 1948-60 James T. Hallinan 1948-59 L. Barron Hill 1948-61 Francis G. Hooley 1948-52 Cortland A. Johnson 1948-60 Percy D. Stoddart 1948-57 Isaac R. Swezey 1948-52 Henry G. Wenzel, Jr. 1948-59 Joseph M. Conroy 1949-60 Nicholas M. Pette 1950-60 D. Ormonde Ritchie 1952-66 Marcus G. Christ 1953-60 Philip Huntington 1954 Howard T. Hogan 1955-60 Samuel Rabin 1955-60 David Kusnetz 1956-59 Mario Pittoni 1957-82 Frank A. Gulotta 1959-60 Henry J. Latham 1959-60 Charles Margett 1959-60 Bernard S. Meyer 1959-60 Fred J. Munder 1959-60 Edward Robinson, Jr. 1959-60 James J. Crisona 1959-60 Jacob Mishler 1959

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Justices of New York Supreme Court: Events and Candidates of the 1950's (may be incomplete!)

1st District:
- 1950: Charles D. Breitel, appointed.
- 1950 Oct 27: Ferdinand Pecora, resigned.
- 1950 Nov 7: Thomas J. Brady (Dem & Liberal), elected; Matthew M. Levy (Dem & Liberal), elected; Samuel M. Gold (Dem & Liberal), elected; Charles D. Breitel (Rep), defeated; Walter M. Weis (Rep), defeated; Samuel J. Krinn (Rep), defeated; Mario Eliseo (American Labor), defeated; David L. Minkoff (American Labor), defeated; Jacques Isler (American Labor), defeated.
- 1950 Dec 13: Charles D. Breitel, appointed.
- 1952: Bernard L. Shientag, died in office.
- 1952 Jul 23: Arthur H. Schwartz, appointed.
- 1952 Nov 4: Benedict D. Dineen (Dem & Rep), elected; Joseph A. Cox (Dem & Liberal), elected; Arthur H. Schwartz (Rep), defeated; Michael B. Atkins (American Labor), defeated.
- 1954 Nov 2: Saul S. Streit (Dem & Rep), elected; Benjamin F. Schreiber (Dem & Rep), elected; Joseph M. Callahan (Dem & Rep), elected; Walter A. Lynch (Dem & Liberal), elected; Francis X. Conlon (Dem & Liberal), elected; Vincent A. Lupiano (Dem & Liberal), elected; Arthur Markewich (Dem & Liberal), elected; George Tilzer (Dem & Liberal), elected; Paul W. Williams (Rep), defeated; John M. Diserio (Rep), defeated; David M. Potts (Rep), defeated; Samuel J. Krinn (Rep), defeated; Melvin H. Osterman (Rep), defeated; Ira Gollobin (American Labor), defeated.
- 1955 Feb 21: Thomas L. J. Corcoran, died in office.
- 1955 Jun 30: Joseph M. Callahan, resigned.
- 1955 Jul 6: Harold A. Stevens, appointed.
- 1955 Nov 8: William C. Hecht, Jr. (Rep & Dem), elected; Harold A. Stevens (Dem & Liberal), elected; Francis L. Valente (Dem & Liberal), elected; Henry Epstein (Dem & Liberal), elected; Morris E. Spector (Dem & Liberal), elected; John L. Flynn (Dem & Liberal), elected; Sidney A. Fine (Dem & Liberal), elected; David M. Potts (Rep), defeated; Maurice Wahl (Rep), defeated; Selma L. Berliner (Rep), defeated; Theodore R. Kupferman (Rep), defeated; Charles M. Lee (Rep), defeated; Colemar F. Nichols (Rep), defeated.
- 1956 Nov 6: Bernard Botein (Dem & Rep), elected; Arthur G. Klein (Dem & Liberal), elected; William Mertens, Jr. (Rep), defeated.
- 1957 Jan 21: Louis J. Capozzoli, appointed; Frederick Backer, appointed.
- 1957 Sep 10: Walter A. Lynch, died in office.
- 1957 Nov 2: Charles A. Loreto, appointed.
- 1957 Nov 5: Joseph A. Gavagan (Dem & Rep), elected; Thomas A. Aurelio (Dem & Rep), elected; Louis J. Capozzoli (Dem & Liberal), elected; Birdie Amsterdam (Dem & Liberal), elected; Frederick Backer (Dem & Liberal), elected; Joseph A. Macchia (Rep), defeated; Thomas G. Weaver (Rep), defeated; Nicholas Atlas (Rep), defeated.
- 1958 Apr 3: Benedict D. Dineen, died in office.
- 1958 Nov 4: James B. M. McNally (Dem & Rep), elected; Irving L. Levey (Dem & Rep), elected; George M. Carney (Dem & Liberal), elected; Charles A. Loreto (Dem & Liberal), elected; Thomas C. Chimera (Dem & Liberal), elected; James G. Donovan (Rep), defeated; John J. DePasquale (Rep), defeated; Edward J. Fontana (Rep), defeated.
- 1959 Nov 3: Henry C. Greenberg (Rep), elected unopposed.
2nd District:
- 1950 Aug 28: William T. Powers, died in office.
- 1950 Sep 23: George A. Arkwright, appointed.
- 1950 Oct 21: Jacob H. Livingston, died in office.
- 1950 Nov 7: William B. Carswell (Dem & Rep), elected; J. Vincent Keogh (Dem & Liberal), elected; Walter Bruchhausen (Rep), defeated; George W. Fish (American Labor), defeated; Samuel Panzer (American Labor), defeated.
- 1950 Dec 22: John R. Bartels, appointed.
- 1952 Nov 4: M. Henry Martuscello (Dem & Liberal), elected; Thomas E. Morrissey, Jr. (Dem & Liberal), elected; Benjamin Brenner (Dem & Liberal), elected; A. David Benjamin (Rep), defeated; John R. Bartels (Rep), defeated; Carmine A. Ventiera (Rep), defeated; Ralph Shapiro (American Labor), defeated; Gloria Agrin (American Labor), defeated.
- 1953 Sep 7: William B. Carswell, died in office.
- 1954: Lewis W. Olliffe, appointed.
- 1954 Nov 2: Edward G. Baker (Dem & Rep), elected; Jacob J. Schwartzwald (Dem & Liberal), elected; Lewis W. Olliffe (Rep), defeated.
- 1954 Nov 4: Michael F. Walsh, retired.
- 1955 Nov 8: Philip M. Kleinfeld (Dem & Rep), elected; Charles J. Beckinella (Dem & Rep), elected; A. David Benjamin (Rep & Dem), elected; John E. Cone (Rep), elected.
- 1956 Nov 6: Henry L. Ughetta (Rep), elected unopposed; Louis L. Friedman (Dem & Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1958 Nov 4: George Eilperin (Rep & Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1959 Nov 22: Charles E. Murphy, died in office.
- 1959 Dec 28: Lewis W. Olliffe, appointed.
3rd District:
- 1952 Nov 4: William Deckelman (Rep & Liberty), elected; Russell G. Hunt (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1956 Nov 6: Sydney F. Foster (Rep & Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1958 Nov 4: Roscoe V. Elsworth (Rep & Liberal), elected; John J. McCourt (Dem), defeated.
4th District:
- 1952 Nov 4: Felix J. Aulisi (Rep & Liberal), elected; James Gibson (Rep), defeated; Thomas W. Perrin (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Gerald B. McPhillips (Dem), defeated.
- 1953 Jun 23: O. Byron Brewster, resigned.
- 1957 Nov 5: Andrew W. Ryan (Rep & Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1959 Nov 3: Robert G. Main (Rep), elected; Michael E. Sweeney (Rep), elected; Morris Marshall Cohn (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
5th District:
- 1952 Nov 4: Francis D. McCurn (Dem & Rep), elected; Henry J. Kimball (Rep & Dem), elected; D. Page Morehouse, Jr. (Rep), elected; Carl W. Peterson (Rep & Liberal), elected; Donald P. Gorman (Rep), elected; Stanley B. Palewski (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Irving H. Lessen (Dem), defeated.
- 1952 Nov 17: Frank P. Malpass, resigned.
- 1953 Jan 1: Henry A. Hudson, appointed.
- 1958 Nov 4: Bert B. Lockwood (Rep), elected unopposed; George H. Vinette (Dem & Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1959 Nov 3: J. Robert Lynch (Rep), elected; John H. Farnham (Rep), elected; George H. Van Lengen (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Adam V. Wasileski (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
6th District:
- 1952 Nov 4: Floyd E. Anderson (Rep & Liberal), elected; Paul F. Eaton (Dem), defeated.
- 1959 Nov 3: Harold E. Simpson (Rep & Liberal), elected; Allan H. Treman (Dem), defeated.
7th District:
- 1950 Nov 7: John Van Voorhis (Rep & Dem), elected; Frederic T. Henry (Rep), elected; James C. O'Brien (Rep), elected; Carroll M. Roberts (Rep), elected; Arthur E. Blauvelt (Rep), elected; Paul E. McNamara (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Edward T. Boyle (Dem & Liberal), defeated; John W. Miles (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Goodman A. Sarachan (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1954 Nov 2: Charles B. Brasser (Rep & Liberal), elected; John W. Miles (Dem), defeated.
- 1956 Nov 6: Clarence H. Brisco (Rep), elected; Jacob G. Welch (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1958 Nov 4: Charles Lambiase (Rep), elected; Charles P. Maloney (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
8th District:
- 1950 Nov 7: Raymond C. Vaughan (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1952 Nov 4: Regis O'Brien (Rep & Liberal), elected; Carlton A. Fisher (Rep), elected; Frank A. Sedita (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Robert E. Miller (Dem), defeated.
- 1954 Nov 2: R. Foster Piper (Rep & Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1955 Aug 18: R. Foster Piper, died in office.
- 1956 Nov 6: Harry J. Forhead (Rep), elected; Joseph A. Nevins (Rep), elected; Michael J. Montesano (Dem & Liberal), defeated; William L. McDermott (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1957 Nov 5: George H. Rowe (Rep & Dem), elected; Lee L. Ottaway (Rep & Dem), elected; Alfred M. Kramer (Rep & Liberal), elected; Michael Catalano (Rep & Liberal), elected; Matthew J. Jasen (Dem & Liberal), defeated; William H. Hepp (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1957 Nov 15: Leo J. Hagerty, resigned.
- 1957 Nov 25: Matthew J. Jasen, appointed.
- 1958 Nov 4: John F. Dwyer (Rep), elected; Matthew J. Jasen (Dem & Liberal), elected; Reid S. Moule (Rep), elected; Joseph Rubenstein (Rep), defeated; William Levitt (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Dean Warner White (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1959 Nov 3: Jacob Tick (Rep & Liberal), elected; William B. Lawless, Jr. (Dem & Liberal), elected; John S. Conable (Rep), defeated; Philip J. Weiss (Dem), defeated.
9th District:
- 1950 Nov 7: Robert Doscher (Rep), elected; Elbert T. Gallagher (Rep), elected; Lee Parsons Davis (Rep), elected; George W. Smyth (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Edward K. Kennedy (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Max Edelman (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1952 Nov 4: Arthur D. Brennan (Rep), elected; Sylvester W. DelBello (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1954 Nov 2: Leonard J. Supple (Rep), elected; James E. Tobin (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1957 Nov 5: Frank H. Coyne (Rep), elected; Julius S. Wikler (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
- 1959 Nov 3: Hugh S. Coyle (Rep), elected; James W. Bailey (Rep), elected; Edward K. Kennedy (Dem & Liberal), defeated; V. Henry Rothschild II (Dem & Liberal), defeated.
10th District:
- 1950 Jan 23: Nicholas M. Pette, appointed.
- 1950 Nov 7: Peter M. Daly (Dem & Rep), elected; Nicholas M. Pette (Rep), elected; Morris Pottish (American Labor), defeated; Joseph J. Porte (American Labor), defeated.
- 1951: Percy D. Stoddart (Dem & Rep), elected.
- 1952 May 16: Isaac R. Swezey, died in office.
- 1952 Aug 27: D. Ormonde Ritchie, appointed.
- 1952 Nov 4: D. Ormonde Ritchie (Rep), elected; Marcus G. Christ (Rep), elected; Reginald C. Smith (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Thomas F. Dougherty (Dem), defeated; Benjamin Rubenstein (Liberal), defeated; Morton Friedman (American Labor), defeated; Ivan H. Wohlworth (American Labor), defeated.
- 1953 Sep 6: Thomas J. Cuff, died in office.
- 1954 Jan 18: Philip Huntington, appointed.
- 1954 Nov 2: Howard T. Hogan (Rep), elected; Samuel Rabin (Rep), elected; William J. Sullivan (Dem & Liberal), defeated; Daniel E. Fitzpatrick (Dem), defeated; Morris Fierson (Liberal), defeated.
- 1955: David Kusnetz (Rep), elected.
- 1956 Nov 6: Cortland A. Johnson (Rep & Dem), elected unopposed.
- 1957 Apr 19: Percy D. Stoddart, died in office.
- 1957 May 28: Mario Pittoni, appointed.
- 1957 Nov 5: Mario Pittoni (Dem & Liberal), elected; Henry J. Latham (Rep), defeated.
- 1958 Nov 4: James J. Crisona (Dem & Rep), elected; Bernard S. Meyer (Rep), elected; Charles Margett (Rep), elected; Frank A. Gulotta (Rep), elected; Edward Robinson, Jr. (Rep), elected; Henry J. Latham (Rep & Dem), elected; Fred J. Munder (Rep), elected; Isidore Levine (Liberal), defeated; Arthur I. Goldstein (Liberal), defeated; Benjamin J. Taruskin (Liberal), defeated; Rebecca Kronhart (Liberal), defeated.
- 1959 Jun 27: David Kusnetz, died in office.
- 1959 Nov 3: William R. Brennan, Jr. (Dem), elected; Anthony M. Livoti (Dem), elected; Harold Tessler (Dem), elected; Thomas P. Farley (Rep), defeated; Albert H. Bosch (Rep), defeated; Jacob Mishler (Rep), defeated; Isidore Levine (Liberal), defeated; Victor Levin (Liberal), defeated; Benjamin J. Taruskin (Liberal), defeated.

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