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Oklahoma Delegation to the 1956 Democratic National Convention Delegates (may be incomplete!) At-Large: C. R. Anthony - James H. Arrington, Stillwater - William P. Atkinson, Midwest City - Harlan Bell, Oklahoma City - Loyd Benefield, Oklahoma City - Byron Boone, Tulsa - Virgil Browne, Oklahoma City - Cecil R. Chamberlin, Frederick - R. D. Cravens, Oklahoma City - William C. Doenges, Bartlesville - B. D. Eddie, Oklahoma City - Bertrude Fields, Oklahoma City - Raymond Gary - Alan Haight, Anadarko - Grace Hudlin, Hulbert - Bill Jerkins, Oklahoma City - D. L. Jones, Altus - Al Kavanaugh, Oklahoma City - Mabelle Kennedy, Pawhuska - Robert S. Kerr, Oklahoma City - George D. Key, Oklahoma City - Mary Catherine Mason, Shattuck - Tom P. McDermott, Tulsa - Tom McNeely, Oklahoma City - A. S. Mike Monroney, Oklahoma City - Ralph Neely, Oklahoma City - H. Mead Norton, Oklahoma City - D. W. Rentzel, Oklahoma City - Hugh Sandlin, Holdenville - Roy J. Turner, Oklahoma City - Don Welch, Madill - C. E. Wilson, Tulsa 1st District: Val Connell, Perry - Joe Jarboe, Tulsa - Vance Terry, Woodward - Len Yarborough, Tulsa 2nd District: Bill Byars, Okmulgee - Chloe Jones, Stilwell - Frank Podpechan, Claremore - Fred Tillman, Pawhuska 3rd District: Joe L. Gary, Durant - M. B. Milner, Antlers - Kirksey M. Nix, McAlester - W. G. Stockton, Leflore 4th District: Martin Clark, Ada - Pete Foster, Bristow - W. Elmer Harber, Shawnee - Carl LaGere, Chandler 5th District: Joe Curtis, Pauls Valley - James W. Gallagher, Norman - A. B. Green, Purcell - Woody Hunt, Oklahoma City 6th District: Walt Allen, Chickasha - W. J. Bacon, Sayre - Vaughndean Landes, Anadarko - Levi Portwood, Snyder Alternates (may be incomplete!) At-Large: Truman Bennett, Oklahoma City - Clarence Burch - Josephine Ernest, Ponca City - Foster Estes, Oklahoma City - George Goldfarb, Oklahoma City - Mike Grey, Hooker - Mrs. Herbert Hope, Maysville - Robert Jeffrey, Wagoner - Henry C. Jones, Tulsa - Waldo Jones, Tulsa - Zeb H. Lawter, Oklahoma City - Josh Lee, Norman - Grace Marlow, Shawnee - Walter S. Mason, Clinton - Glenn McDonald, Oklahoma City - Kathleen Rooney McInerney, Muskogee - George Nigh, McAlester - Jack Noles, Tonkawa - Mrs. Fred Pittman, Norman - James Ralph Scales, Shawnee - Mrs. Homer Smith, Oklahoma City - Orange W. Starr, Drumright - Tom Steed, Shawnee - Bill Tankersley, Norman - J. W. Elmer Thomas - Raymon B. Thomas, Tulsa - Dorothy Watkins, Hobart - W. W. Whiteman, Jr., Oklahoma City - Mrs. Louis Williams, Oklahoma City - Leo Winters, Oklahoma City - F. W. Zaloudek, Kremlin 1st District: Aline Monroe, Pond Creek - Mrs. Beryl Seamon, Tulsa 2nd District: Mrs. Lee Hogue, Chelsea - Pat S. McCue, Miami 3rd District: Lola Collins, Red Oak - Ruth Olive, Idabel 4th District: Dick Fogarty, Guthrie - Barbara Freed, Perkins 5th District: Bess I. Johnson, Oklahoma City - Geneva Sarratt, Oklahoma City 6th District: William Bradley, Addington - Mrs. John Kerr, Hooker

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