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Utah Delegation to the
1948
Democratic National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Stuart
P. Dobbs, Ogden
- Charles
C. Gardner, Bountiful
- Walter
K. Granger, Cedar City
- L.
W. Hovey, Logan
- Mrs.
C. L. Jack, Salt Lake City
- Madge
C. Little, Kanab
- H.
D. Lowry, Salt Lake City
- Grant
MacFarlane, Salt Lake City
- Herbert
B. Maw, Salt Lake City
- C.
Clarence Nelsen, Salt Lake City
- Frank
B. Newman, Pleasant Grove
- William
Pace, Delta
- J.
Harold Reese, Bear River City
- Elbert
D. Thomas
- Elizabeth
Vance, Ogden
- Clinton
D. Vernon, Salt Lake City
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Mrs.
Sunday Anderson, Salt Lake City
- Emily
Carlisle, Salt Lake City
- Edna
Durham, Orem
- Lorenzo
E. Elggren, Salt Lake City
- Ormond
Konkle, Ogden
- Mark
F. Murray, Ogden
- Athleen
Revior, Ogden
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