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Membership
of
the
71st
Congress
of
the
United
States
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March
4,
1929,
to
March
3,
1931 |
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First
Session:
April
15,
1929
to
November
22,
1929 |
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Second
Session:
December
2,
1929
to
July
3,
1930 |
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Third
Session:
December
1,
1930
to
March
3,
1931 |
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Special
Sessions
of
the
Senate:
March
4,
1929
to
March
5,
1929;
July
7,
1930
to
July
21,
1930 |
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Vice
President
of
the
United
States: |
Charles
Curtis
(Kansas) |
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President
Pro
Tempore
of
the
Senate: |
George
H.
Moses
(New
Hampshire) |
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Secretary
of
the
Senate: |
Edwin
P.
Thayer
(Indiana) |
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Sergeant
at
Arms
of
the
Senate: |
David
S.
Barry
(Rhode
Island) |
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Speaker
of
the
House
of
Representatives: |
Nicholas
Longworth
(Ohio) |
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Clerk
of
the
House: |
William
Tyler
Page
(Maryland) |
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Sergeant
at
Arms
of
the
House: |
Joseph
G.
Rogers
(Pennsylvania) |
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Doorkeeper
of
the
House: |
Bert
W.
Kennedy
(Michigan) |
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Postmaster
of
the
House: |
Frank
W.
Collier |
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Kentucky
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Senators
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Frederic
M.
Sackett
(resigned
January
9,
1930
to
become
Ambassador
to
Germany)
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Alben W. Barkley
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John
M. Robsion
(appointed
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Frederic
M.
Sackett;
served
from
January
11,
1930,
to
November
30,
1930,
when
Ben
M.
Williamson
was
elected)
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Ben
M.
Williamson
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Frederic
M.
Sackett;
served
from
December
1,
1930)
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Representatives
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| District 1: |
W. Voris Gregory |
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District 2: |
David H. Kincheloe (resigned
October 5, 1930 to become judge of the United States Customs Court) |
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John L. Dorsey, Jr. (elected to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of David H. Kincheloe; served
from November 4, 1930) |
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District 3: |
Charles W. Roark (died April 5,
1929) |
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John W. Moore (elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Charles W. Roark; served from June 1,
1929) |
| District 4: |
John D. Craddock |
| District 5: |
Maurice H. Thatcher |
| District 6: |
J. Lincoln Newhall |
| District 7: |
Robert E. Lee Blackburn |
| District 8: |
Lewis L. Walker |
| District 9: |
Elva R. Kendall |
| District 10: |
Katherine G. Langley |
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District 11: |
John M. Robsion (resigned
January 10, 1930 to become Senator) |
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Charles Finley (elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of John M. Robsion; served from
February 15, 1930) |
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New
Jersey
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Senators
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Walter
E.
Edge
(resigned
November
21,
1929
to
become
Ambassador
to
France)
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Hamilton F. Kean
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David
Baird,
Jr.
(appointed
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Walter
E.
Edge;
served
from
November
30,
1929
to
December
2,
1930,
when
Dwight W. Morrow
was
elected)
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Dwight W. Morrow
(elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
resignation
of
Walter
E.
Edge
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