The Political Graveyard: Michigan Delegation to 1932 Republican National Convention
- ️Lawrence Kestenbaum
Michigan Delegation to the
1932
Republican National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
- At-Large: Martha S. Barber, Lansing - John W. Blodgett, East Grand Rapids - Wilber M. Brucker, Saginaw - Thomas H. Clancey, Ishpeming - Frank D. Fitzgerald, Grand Ledge - Fred W. Green, Ionia - Charles B. Warren, Detroit
- 1st District: John B. Sosnowski, Detroit - Aaron C. Toodle, Detroit
- 2nd District: Emery B. Root, Adrian - Jesse H. Root, Monroe
- 3rd District: Paul W. Chase, Hillsdale - Bernard J. Onen, Battle Creek
- 4th District: Cassius L. Glasgow, Nashville - Ross H. Van Buren, Sturgis
- 5th District: William Hatton, Grand Haven - Nellie McPherson, Lowell
- 6th District: William W. Blackney, Flint - Mrs. R. C. Spencer, Lansing
- 7th District: Thomas H. George, Port Huron - Thomas N. Graham, Peck
- 8th District: Henry S. Babcock, Alma - Seth Q. Pulver, Owosso
- 9th District: Philip Murphy, Holton - William A. Ward, Thompsonville
- 10th District: Charles A. Coryell, Bay City - Edward Dresser, Big Rapids
- 11th District: Herbert J. Rushton, Escanaba - A. H. Weber, Cheboygan
- 12th District: Samuel Eddy, Lake Linden - Richard P. Zinn, Ironwood
- 13th District: Edward N. Barnard, Detroit - Edward F. Thomas, Detroit
- 14th District: William H. Kilpatrick, Detroit - Frank X. Martel, Detroit
- 15th District: John Hettche, Northville - Louise E. Woodhouse, Detroit
- 16th District: Clyde M. Ford, Dearborn - Bud Lerew, Wyandotte
- 17th District: George A. Brown, Pontiac - Arthur E. Wood, Detroit
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
- At-Large: Henry R. Baird, Port Huron - William L. Carpenter, Detroit - Jenny C. Law Hardy, Tecumseh - Frank D. McKay, Grand Rapids - John P. Norton, Escanaba - William J. Smith, Battle Creek - Cornelius W. Tuomy, Ann Arbor
- 1st District: Paul Arnold, Detroit - R. L. Bradley, Detroit
- 2nd District: Burney E. Bower, Jackson - Mable George, Ypsilanti
- 3rd District: Hazel DeFoe, Charlotte - James M. Wilson, Kalamazoo
- 4th District: Edwy C. Reid, Allegan - John J. Sterling, Benton Harbor
- 5th District: Angus DeKruif, Zeeland - Arthur F. Shaw, Grand Rapids
- 6th District: Don E. Bates, Lansing - Charles H. Pratt, Flint
- 7th District: Roland O. Kern, Caro - Harry Leslie, Pigeon
- 8th District: John F. O'Keefe, Saginaw - H. Irving Walker, Greenville
- 9th District: A. Lewis Burridge, Cadillac - Charles A. Turner, Copemish
- 10th District: Alfred J. Doherty, Jr., Clare - Evan S. Weidman, Mt. Pleasant
- 11th District: Mrs. R. B. Armstrong, Charlevoix - W. A. Munro, Munising
- 12th District: Raymond Turner, Iron Mountain - J. S. Wiedman, Trout Creek
- 13th District: John Gillespie, Detroit - Paul W. Voorhies, Detroit
- 14th District: William J. Cusick, Detroit - Donald R. Moore, Detroit
- 15th District: George O. Schaab, Detroit - L. Eugene Sharp, Detroit
- 16th District: Maynard Palmer, River Rouge - May Smith, Lincoln Park
- 17th District: Mrs. Frank A. Foster, Milford - Bert E. Norton, Rochester
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