Thomas Tipton served in between Congressional terms of one man by this name, who fired 40,000 Postal Workers of the opposing party when serving as Postmaster-General.
Thomas Tipton served in between Congressional terms of one man by this name, who fired 40,000 Postal Workers of the opposing party when serving as Postmaster-General. Another person with this name defeated Ralph Smith to win election to the Senate, where he sponsored an amendment cutting off aid to Israel. Another man by this name worked on the Preparatory Commission of the United Nations Organizations and defeated Dwight Green in the 1948 election for governor of Illinois. One person by this name was William Jenning Bryan's Democratic running mate in 1900, and another person by this name died while ambassador to Great Britain, a post he held when John F. Kennedy appointed him there after defeating him in a Primary. For 10 points, name this name shared by Grover Cleveland's second vice-president and his son, who lost to Eisenhower in the 1952 and 1956 Presidential elections.
Thomas Tipton served in between Congressional terms of one man by this name, who fired 40,000 Postal Workers of the opposing party when serving as Postmaster-General.
Adlai Ewing {Stevenson} [accept Adlai Ewing {Stevenson} II, Adlai Ewing {Stevenson }I, or Adlai Ewing {Stevenson} III]