Senators

Democratic majority with 74 to 30 republicans.

• Alva Blanchard Adams (D-CO)
• Charles Oscar Andrews (D-FL)
• Henry Fountain Ashurst (D-AZ)
• Warren Robinson Austin (R-VT)
• Josiah William Bailey (D-NC)
• Joseph Hurst Ball (R-MN)
• John Hollis Bankhead (D-AL)
• William Warren Barbour (R-NJ)
• Alben William Barkley (D-KY)
• Theodore Gilmore Bilbo (D-MS)
• Homer Truett Bone (D-WA)
• William Edgar Borah (R-ID)
• Henry Styles Bridges (R-NH)
• Styles Bridges (R-NH)
• Charles Wayland Brooks (R-IL)
• Prentiss Marsh Brown (D-MI)
• William John Bulow (D-SD)
• Berkeley Lloyd Bunker (D-NV)
• Edward Raymond Burke (D-NE)
• Harry Flood Byrd (D-VA)
• James Francis Byrnes (D-SC)
• Arthur Francis Capper (R-KS)
• Hattie Wyatt Caraway (D-AR)
• Albert Benjamin Chandler (D-KY)
• Dennis Benjamin Chavez (D-NM)
• David Worth Clark (D-ID)
• Joel Bennett Clark (D-MO)
• Thomas Terry Connally (D-TX)
• John Anthony Danaher (R-CT)
• James John Davis (R-PA)
• Alvin Victor Donahey (D-OH)
• Sheridan Victor Downey (D-CA)
• Allen Joseph Ellender (D-LA)
• Lynn Joseph Frazier (R-ND)
• Walter Franklin George (D-GA)
• Peter Goelet Gerry (D-RI)
• Ernest Willard Gibson (R-VT)
• Ernest William Gibson (R-VT)
• Guy Mark Gillette (D-IA)
• Carter Mark Glass (D-VA)
• Theodore Francis Green (D-RI)
• Joseph F. Guffey (D-PA)
• John Chandler Gurney (R-SD)
• Frederick Chandler Hale (R-ME)
• Byron Patton Harrison (D-MS)
• Carl Atwood Hatch (D-NM)
• Carl Trumbull Hayden (D-AZ)
• Clyde Laverne Herring (D-IA)
• Joseph Lister Hill (D-AL)
• Rufus Cecil Holman (R-OR)
• Rush Dew Holt (D-WV)
• James Hurd Hughes (D-DE)
• Edwin Carl Johnson (D-CO)
• Hiram Warren Johnson (R-CA)
• William Henry King (D-UT)
• Robert Marion La Follette (R-WI)
• Joshua Bryan Lee (D-OK)
• James Hamilton Lewis (D-IL)
• Henry Cabot Lodge (R-MA)
• Marvel Mills Logan (D-KY)
• Scott Wike Lucas (D-IL)
• Ernest Wike Lundeen (Farmer-Labor-MN)
• Francis Thomas Maloney (D-CT)
• Patrick Anthony Mccarran (D-NV)
• Kenneth Douglas Mckellar (D-TN)
• Charles Linza Mcnary (R-OR)
• James Michael Mead (D-NY)
• John Elvis Miller (D-AR)
• Sherman Elvis Minton (D-IN)
• James Edward Murray (D-MT)
• Matthew Mansfield Neely (D-WV)
• George William Norris (R-NE)
• Gerald Prentice Nye (R-ND)
• Joseph Christopher O'mahoney (D-WY)
• John Holmes Overton (D-LA)
• Claude Denson Pepper (D-FL)
• Key Denson Pittman (D-NV)
• George Lovic Radcliffe (D-MD)
• Clyde Martin Reed (R-KS)
• Robert Rice Reynolds (D-NC)
• Richard Brevard Russell (D-GA)
• Henry Herman Schwartz (D-WY)
• Lewis Baxter Schwellenbach (D-WA)
• Morris Baxter Sheppard (D-TX)
• Henrik Baxter Shipstead (Farmer-Labor-MN)
• James Michael Slattery (D-IL)
• William Howell Smathers (D-NJ)
• Ellison Durant Smith (D-SC)
• Arthur Thomas Stewart (D-TN)
• Robert Alphonso Taft (R-OH)
• Elbert Duncan Thomas (D-UT)
• Elmer Duncan Thomas (D-OK)
• John Duncan Thomas (R-ID)
• John William Thomas (D-OK)
• Charles William Tobey (R-NH)
• John Gillis Townsend (R-DE)
• Harry S. Truman (D-MO)
• Millard Evelyn Tydings (D-MD)
• Frederick Evelyn Van Nuys (D-IN)
• Arthur Hendrick Vandenberg (R-MI)
• Robert Ferdinand Wagner (D-NY)
• Monrad Charles Wallgren (D-WA)
• David Ignatius Walsh (D-MA)
• Burton Kendall Wheeler (D-MT)
• Wallace Humphrey White (R-ME)
• Alexander Humphrey Wiley (R-WI)

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Representatives

Demoratic majority 273 to 177 republicans.

• John Grant Alexander (R-MN)
• Asa Leonard Allen (D-LA)
• Leo Elwood Allen (R-IL)
• Robert Gray Allen (D-PA)
• Herman Carl Andersen (R-MN)
• Charles Arthur Anderson (D-MO)
• John Zuinglius Anderson (R-CA)
• August Herman Andresen (R-MN)
• Walter Gresham Andrews (R-NY)
• Homer Daniel Angell (R-OR)
• Leslie Cornelius Arends (R-IL)
• Laurence Fletcher Arnold (D-IL)
• William Albert Ashbrook (D-OH)
• Albert Elmer Austin (R-CT)
• Thomas Raymond Ball (R-CT)
• William Brockman Bankhead (D-AL)
• Graham Arthur Barden (D-NC)
• James Martin Barnes (D-IL)
• William Bernard Barry (D-NY)
• Bruce Bernard Barton (R-NY)
• George Joseph Bates (R-MA)
• Joseph Bengal Bates (D-KY)
• Harry Peter Beam (D-IL)
• Lindley Garrison Beckworth (D-TX)
• Charles Jasper Bell (D-MO)
• George Harrison Bender (R-OH)
• William Wallace Blackney (R-MI)
• Schuyler Otis Bland (D-VA)
• Sol Otis Bloom (D-NY)
• John William Boehne (D-IN)
• Patrick Joseph Boland (D-PA)
• Stephen Joseph Bolles (R-WI)
• Chester Castle Bolton (R-OH)
• Frances Payne Bolton (R-OH)
• Herbert Covington Bonner (D-NC)
• Lyle H. Boren (D-OK)
• Frank William Boykin (D-AL)
• Frederick Van Bradley (R-MI)
• Michael Joseph Bradley (D-PA)
• Ralph Owen Brewster (R-ME)
• Overton Owen Brooks (D-LA)
• Clarence J. Brown (R-OH)
• Paul J. Brown (D-GA)
• Joseph Raleigh Bryson (D-SC)
• Frank Henry Buck (D-CA)
• Richard Thompson Buckler (Farmer Laborite-MN)
• Charles Anthony Buckley (D-NY)
• Alfred Lee Bulwinkle (D-NC)
• Thomas Granville Burch (D-VA)
• Usher Lloyd Burdick (R-ND)
• William Olin Burgin (D-NC)
• William Evans Burney (D-CO)
• William Thomas Byrne (D-NY)
• Joseph Wellington Byrns (D-TN)
• William Devereux Byron (D-MD)
• Millard Fillmore Caldwell (D-FL)
• Albert Sidney Camp (D-GA)
• Arthur Patrick Cannon (D-FL)
• Clarence Andrew Cannon (D-MO)
• Frank Andrew Carlson (R-KS)
• Albert Edward Carter (R-CA)
• Wilburn Edward Cartwright (D-OK)
• Francis Higbee Case (R-SD)
• Joseph Edward Casey (D-MA)
• Emanuel Edward Celler (D-NY)
• Walter (clift) Chandler (D-TN)
• Virgil Munday Chapman (D-KY)
• Robert Bruce Chiperfield (R-IL)
• Ralph Edwin Church (R-IL)
• Jerome Bayard Clark (D-NC)
• Charles Russell Clason (R-MA)
• Harold Kile Claypool (D-OH)
• Cliff Kile Clevenger (R-OH)
• Ernest Harold Cluett (R-NY)
• John Joseph Cochran (D-MO)
• Harry Buffington Coffee (D-NE)
• John Main Coffee (D-WA)
• William Purington Cole (D-MD)
• William Sterling Cole (R-NY)
• Ross Alexander Collins (D-MS)
• William Meyers Colmer (D-MS)
• Lawrence Joseph Connery (D-MA)
• Harold Dunbar Cooley (D-NC)
• Jere Dunbar Cooper (D-TN)
• Robert James Corbett (R-PA)
• John Martin Costello (D-CA)
• William Wirt Courtney (D-TN)
• Edward Eugene Cox (D-GA)
• William Ben Cravens (D-AR)
• William Fadjo Cravens (D-AR)
• Fred Lewis Crawford (R-MI)
• Edward Wester Creal (D-KY)
• Robert Wester Crosser (D-OH)
• Eugene Burgess Crowe (D-IN)
• Frank Burgess Crowther (R-NY)
• Francis Dugan Culkin (R-NY)
• Thomas Henry Cullen (D-NY)
• Fred Nelson Cummings (D-CO)
• Edward Walter Curley (D-NY)
• Carl Thomas Curtis (R-NE)
• Thomas D'alesandro (D-MD)
• John Burrwood Daly (D-PA)
• Colgate Whitehead Darden (D-VA)
• George Potter Darrow (R-PA)
• Clifford Potter Davis (D-TN)
• René Louis De Rouen (D-LA)
• John Joseph Delaney (D-NY)
• John Joseph Dempsey (D-NM)
• Samuel Joseph Dickstein (D-NY)
• Martin Joseph Dies (D-TX)
• John David Dingell (D-MI)
• Everett Mckinley Dirksen (R-IL)
• Wesley Ernest Disney (D-OK)
• John William Ditter (R-PA)
• George Anthony Dondero (R-MI)
• Robert Lee Doughton (D-NC)
• Fred James Douglas (R-NY)
• Cassius Clay Dowell (R-IA)
• Wall Clay Doxey (D-MS)
• Patrick Henry Drewry (D-VA)
• Richard Meloan Duncan (D-MO)
• Matthew Anthony Dunn (D-PA)
• Carl Thomas Durham (D-NC)
• Henry Clarence Dworshak (R-ID)
• Charles Aubrey Eaton (R-NJ)
• Thomas Marion Eaton (R-CA)
• Herman Peter Eberharter (D-PA)
• Morris Michael Edelstein (D-NY)
• Andrew Michael Edmiston (D-WV)
• Alfred James Elliott (D-CA)
• Clyde Taylor Ellis (D-AR)
• Charles Henry Elston (R-OH)
• Albert Joseph Engel (R-MI)
• Harry Lane Englebright (R-CA)
• Marcellus Hugh Evans (D-NY)
• Charles Isiah Faddis (D-PA)
• James Herbert Fay (D-NY)
• Ivor David Fenton (R-PA)
• Phillip Colgan Ferguson (D-OK)
• Joachim Octave Fernández (D-LA)
• Hamilton Octave Fish (R-NY)
• James Martin Fitzpatrick (D-NY)
• Thomas Aloysius Flaherty (D-MA)
• John William Flannagan (D-VA)
• John Harold Flannery (D-PA)
• Alonzo Dillard Folger (D-NC)
• Aaron Lane Ford (D-MS)
• Leland Merritt Ford (R-CA)
• Thomas Francis Ford (D-CA)
• Frank William Fries (D-IL)
• Hampton Pitts Fulmer (D-SC)
• Ralph Abernethy Gamble (R-NY)
• Clyde Leonard Garrett (D-TX)
• Fred Christian Gartner (R-PA)
• Ezekiel Candler Gathings (D-AR)
• Joseph Andrew Gavagan (D-NY)
• Bertrand Wesley Gearhart (R-CA)
• Bernard John Gehrmann (Progressive-WI)
• Charles Lewis Gerlach (R-PA)
• Lee Edward Geyer (D-CA)
• Florence Reville Gibbs (D-GA)
• Willis Benjamin Gibbs (D-GA)
• Charles Laceille Gifford (R-MA)
• Fred Cramer Gilchrist (R-IA)
• George W. Gillie (R-IN)
• Thomas Alan Goldsborough (D-MD)
• Robert Kingman Goodwin (R-IA)
• Albert Arnold Gore (D-TN)
• Ed Lee Gossett (D-TX)
• Louis Edward Graham (R-PA)
• George Mcinvale Grant (D-AL)
• Robert Allen Grant (R-IN)
• Robert Alexis Green (D-FL)
• Noble Jones Gregory (D-KY)
• John Keller Griffith (D-LA)
• Harry Wilbur Griswold (R-WI)
• Chester Heilman Gross (R-PA)
• Ulysses Samuel Guyer (R-KS)
• John Williams Gwynne (R-IA)
• Edwin Arthur Hall (R-NY)
• Leonard Wood Hall (R-NY)
• Charles Abraham Halleck (R-IN)
• Clarence Eugene Hancock (R-NY)
• Butler Black Hare (D-SC)
• Forest Arthur Harness (R-IN)
• Vincent Francis Harrington (D-IA)
• Edward Joseph Hart (D-NJ)
• Dow Watters Harter (D-OH)
• John Francis Harter (R-NY)
• Fred Allan Hartley (R-NJ)
• Franck Roberts Havenner (Progressive-CA)
• Charles Roberts Hawks (R-WI)
• Arthur Daniel Healey (D-MA)
• George Henry Heinke (R-NE)
• Joseph Edward Hendricks (D-FL)
• Thomas Carey Hennings (D-MO)
• William Emil Hess (R-OH)
• Knute Emil Hill (D-WA)
• John Carl Hinshaw (R-CA)
• Samuel Francis Hobbs (D-AL)
• Clare Eugene Hoffman (R-MI)
• Pehr Gustaf Holmes (R-MA)
• Frank Eugene Hook (D-MI)
• Clifford Ragsdale Hope (R-KS)
• Frank Ogilvie Horton (R-WY)
• John Mills Houston (D-KS)
• Merlin Mills Hull (Progressive-WI)
• John Feeney Hunter (D-OH)
• Edouard Victor Izac (D-CA)
• William Sebastian Jacobsen (D-IA)
• Peterson Bryant Jarman (D-AL)
• Benjamin Bryant Jarrett (R-PA)
• Walter Sooy Jeffries (R-NJ)
• Thomas Albert Jenkins (R-OH)
• Arthur Byron Jenks (R-NH)
• John Byron Jennings (R-TN)
• Benton Franklin Jensen (R-IA)
• Joshua Leroy Johns (R-WI)
• Anton Joseph Johnson (R-IL)
• George William Johnson (D-WV)
• Jed Joseph Johnson (D-OK)
• Luther Alexander Johnson (D-TX)
• Lyndon Baines Johnson (D-TX)
• Noble Jacob Johnson (R-IN)
• John Marvin Jones (D-TX)
• Robert Franklin Jones (R-OH)
• Bartel John Jonkman (R-MI)
• Robert Winthrop Kean (R-NJ)
• John Winthrop Kee (D-WV)
• Frank Bateman Keefe (R-WI)
• Carey Estes Kefauver (D-TN)
• Kent Ellsworth Keller (D-IL)
• Edward Austin Kelly (D-IL)
• Ambrose Jerome Kennedy (D-MD)
• Martin John Kennedy (D-NY)
• Michael Joseph Kennedy (D-NY)
• Eugene James Keogh (D-NY)
• John Hosea Kerr (D-NC)
• Clarence Evans Kilburn (R-NY)
• Paul Joseph Kilday (D-TX)
• John Roland Kinzer (R-PA)
• Michael Joseph Kirwan (D-OH)
• Wade Hampton Kitchens (D-AR)
• Richard Mifflin Kleberg (D-TX)
• Harold Mifflin Knutson (R-MN)
• Leo Paul Kocialkowski (D-IL)
• Charles Paul Kramer (D-CA)
• John Crain Kunkel (R-PA)
• William Purnell Lambertson (R-KS)
• Gerald Wayne Landis (R-IN)
• Fritz Garland Lanham (D-TX)
• William Henry Larrabee (D-IN)
• Karl Miles Le Compte (R-IA)
• Clarence Frederick Lea (D-CA)
• Charles Henry Leavy (D-WA)
• William Henry Lemke (Nonpartisan-ND)
• John Henry Lesinski (D-MI)
• Earl Ramage Lewis (R-OH)
• Lawrence Ramage Lewis (D-CO)
• Bert Ramage Lord (R-NY)
• Robert Ramage Luce (R-MA)
• Louis Leon Ludlow (D-IN)
• Walter Aloysius Lynch (D-NY)
• Melvin Joseph Maas (R-MN)
• Anton Frank Maciejewski (D-IL)
• Warren Grant Magnuson (D-WA)
• George Herman Mahon (D-TX)
• Paul Herbert Maloney (D-LA)
• Joseph Jefferson Mansfield (D-TX)
• Carl Edgar Mapes (R-MI)
• Vito Anthony Marcantonio (American Laborite-NY)
• Lycurgus Luther Marshall (R-OH)
• John Andrew Martin (D-CO)
• John Cunningham Martin (D-IL)
• Joseph William Martin (R-MA)
• Thomas Ellsworth Martin (R-IA)
• Noah Morgan Mason (R-IL)
• Samuel Chapman Massingale (D-OK)
• Andrew Jackson May (KY)
• James Jackson Mcandrews (D-IL)
• Joseph A. Mcardle (D-PA)
• John William Mccormack (D-MA)
• John Ralph Mcdowell (R-PA)
• Daniel Rayford Mcgehee (D-MS)
• James Patrick Mcgranery (D-PA)
• J. Harry Mcgregor (R-OH)
• Raymond Stephen Mckeough (D-IL)
• Charles Francis Mclaughlin (D-NE)
• Donald Holman Mclean (R-NJ)
• Clarence John Mcleod (R-MI)
• Clara Gooding Mcmillan (D-SC)
• John Lanneau Mcmillan (D-SC)
• Thomas Sanders Mcmillan (D-SC)
• Samuel Davis Mcreynolds (D-TN)
• Matthew Joseph Merritt (D-NY)
• Earl Cory Michener (R-MI)
• William Jennings Miller (R-CT)
• Newt Virgus Mills (D-LA)
• Wilbur Daigh Mills (D-AR)
• Arthur Wergs Mitchell (D-IL)
• Boleslaus Joseph Monkiewicz (R-CT)
• Almer Stillwell Monroney (D-OK)
• Guy Louis Moser (D-PA)
• James Wheaton Mott (R-OR)
• Robert Louis Mouton (D-LA)
• Karl Earl Mundt (R-SD)
• John Robert Murdock (D-AZ)
• Orrice Abram Murdock (D-UT)
• Reid Fred Murray (R-WI)
• Francis John Myers (D-PA)
• William Lester Nelson (D-MO)
• John Conover Nichols (D-OK)
• William Frank Norrell (D-AR)
• Mary Teresa Norton (D-NJ)
• Joseph John O'brien (R-NY)
• James Francis O'connor (D-MT)
• Caroline Love O'day (D-NY)
• James Aloysius O'leary (D-NY)
• Emmet Aloysius O'neal (D-KY)
• Donald Lawrence O'toole (D-NY)
• James Churchill Oliver (R-ME)
• Frank Charles Osmers (R-NJ)
• Emmett Marshall Owen (D-GA)
• Stephen Marshall Pace (D-GA)
• Claude Vancleve Parsons (D-IL)
• John William Patman (D-TX)
• Luther William Patrick (D-AL)
• Nat William Patton (D-TX)
• Herron Carney Pearson (D-TN)
• Hugh Carney Peterson (D-GA)
• James Hardin Peterson (D-FL)
• Joseph Lawrence Pfeifer (D-NY)
• Wallace Edgar Pierce (R-NY)
• Walter Marcus Pierce (D-OR)
• William Alvin Pittenger (R-MN)
• Charles Albert Plumley (R-VT)
• William Robert Poage (D-TX)
• James Gould Polk (D-OH)
• David Lane Powers (R-NJ)
• Louis Charles Rabaut (D-MI)
• Robert C. Ramspeck (D-GA)
• Jennings C. Randolph (D-WV)
• John Elliott Rankin (D-MS)
• Samuel Taliaferro Rayburn (D-TX)
• Brazilla Carroll Reece (R-TN)
• Chauncey William Reed (R-IL)
• Daniel Alden Reed (R-NY)
• Edward Herbert Rees (R-KS)
• Robert Fleming Rich (R-PA)
• James Prioleau Richards (D-SC)
• Charles Francis Risk (R-RI)
• Absalom Willis Robertson (D-VA)
• James William Robinson (D-UT)
• John Marshall Robsion (R-KY)
• Lewis Kirby Rockefeller (R-NY)
• Robert Lewis Rodgers (R-PA)
• Edith Nourse Rogers (R-MA)
• Will Nourse Rogers (D-OK)
• Milton Andrew Romjue (D-MO)
• Harry Nelson Routzohn (R-OH)
• Albert Greig Rutherford (R-PA)
• Elmer James Ryan (D-MN)
• Adolph Joachim Sabath (D-IL)
• Leon Joachim Sacks (D-PA)
• Harry Joachim Sandager (R-RI)
• Lansdale Ghiselin Sasscer (D-MD)
• Dave Edward Satterfield (D-VA)
• Edwin Martin Schaefer (D-IL)
• John Charles Schafer (R-WI)
• Andrew Charles Schiffler (R-WV)
• Leonard William Schuetz (D-IL)
• William Theodore Schulte (D-IN)
• Pius Louis Schwert (D-NY)
• James Graves Scrugham (D-NV)
• James Graves Seccombe (R-OH)
• Robert Thompson Secrest (D-OH)
• George Nicholas Seger (R-NJ)
• Paul Werntz Shafer (R-MI)
• James Andrew Shanley (D-CT)
• Joseph Bernard Shannon (D-MO)
• Harry Richard Sheppard (D-CA)
• John Edward Sheridan (D-PA)
• Dewey Jackson Short (R-MO)
• Richard Murray Simpson (R-PA)
• William Irving Sirovich (D-NY)
• Clyde Harold Smith (R-ME)
• Frederick Cleveland Smith (R-OH)
• Howard Worth Smith (D-VA)
• John Joseph Smith (D-CT)
• Joseph Luther Smith (D-WV)
• Margaret Chase Smith (R-ME)
• Martin Fernard Smith (D-WA)
• Thomas Vernor Smith (D-IL)
• John Buell Snyder (D-PA)
• Andrew Lawrence Somers (D-NY)
• Charles Lacy South (D-TX)
• John Jackson Sparkman (D-AL)
• Brent Jackson Spence (D-KY)
• Raymond Smiley Springer (R-IN)
• Joe Smiley Starnes (D-AL)
• Henry Bascom Steagall (D-AL)
• Foster Waterman Stearns (R-NH)
• Karl Waterman Stefan (R-NE)
• Christopher Daniel Sullivan (D-NY)
• Jessie Daniel Sumner (R-IL)
• Hatton William Sumners (D-TX)
• William Halstead Sutphin (D-NJ)
• Martin Leonard Sweeney (D-OH)
• John Hyde Sweet (R-NE)
• John Hyde Taber (R-NY)
• Henry Oscar Talle (R-IA)
• Malcolm Connor Tarver (D-GA)
• Edward Thomas Taylor (D-CO)
• James Willis Taylor (R-TN)
• Rudolph Gabriel Tenerowicz (D-MI)
• David Dickson Terry (D-AR)
• Lewis Dominic Thill (R-WI)
• Albert Dominic Thomas (D-TX)
• John Parnell Thomas (R-NJ)
• Robert Ewing Thomason (D-TX)
• Jacob Ewing Thorkelson (R-MT)
• Harve Ewing Tibbott (R-PA)
• George Holden Tinkham (R-MA)
• John Harvey Tolan (D-CA)
• Allen Towner Treadway (R-MA)
• Clarence Wyly Turner (D-TN)
• James Edward Van Zandt (R-PA)
• Beverly Mills Vincent (D-KY)
• Carl Mills Vinson (D-GA)
• Horace Jeremiah Voorhis (D-CA)
• John Martin Vorys (R-OH)
• Albert Lincoln Vreeland (R-NJ)
• James Wolcott Wadsworth (R-NY)
• Francis Eugene Walter (D-PA)
• David Jenkins Ward (D-MD)
• Lindsay Carter Warren (D-NC)
• Zadoc Lorenzo Weatherford (D-AL)
• Zebulon Lorenzo Weaver (D-NC)
• Richard Joseph Welch (R-CA)
• Milton Horace West (D-TX)
• William Howard Wheat (R-IL)
• Benjamin Frank Whelchel (D-GA)
• Compton Ignatius White (D-ID)
• Dudley Allen White (R-OH)
• William Madison Whittington (D-MS)
• Richard Bowditch Wigglesworth (R-MA)
• Clyde Bowditch Williams (D-MO)
• George Short Williams (R-DE)
• Thomas Daniel Winter (R-KS)
• Jesse Paine Wolcott (R-MI)
• James Paine Wolfenden (R-PA)
• Charles Anderson Wolverton (R-NJ)
• Reuben Terrell Wood (D-MO)
• Roy Orchard Woodruff (R-MI)
• Clifton Alexander Woodrum (D-VA)
• Oscar Ferdinand Youngdahl (R-MN)
• Orville Ferdinand Zimmerman (D-MO)