43rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia

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The 43rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between March 14, 1946 and April 27, 1949.

Division of seats

There were 30 members of the General Assembly, elected in the 1945 Nova Scotia general election.

Leader Party # of Seats
     Frederick Murray Blois Conservative 0
     Angus L. Macdonald Liberal 28
     Donald MacDonald CCF 2
Total 30

List of members

Riding Name Position
     Annapolis County Henry Davies Hicks
     Antigonish John Patrick Gorman
     Cape Breton South John Smith MacIvor
     Cape Breton Centre Michael McDonald
     Cape Breton North Alexander O'Handley
     Cape Breton East Russell Cunningham
     Cape Breton West Malcolm A. Patterson Provincial secretary (1947)
     Colchester Gordon T. Purdy
     Robert F. McLellan
     Cumberland Kenneth Judson Cochrane
     Martin J. Kaufman
     Digby J. Willie Comeau
     Guysborough Arthur Whittier MacKenzie Minister of Agriculture
     Halifax South Angus L.MacDonald Premier
     Halifax Centre James Edward Rutledge
     Halifax North Harold Connolly Minister of Industry
     Halifax East Geoffrey W. Stevens
     Halifax West Ronald Manning Fielding
     Hants Robert A. MacLellan
     Inverness Alexander H. McKinnon
     Kings David Durell Sutton
     Lunenburg Frank R. Davis
     Gordon E. Romkey speaker
     Pictou Josiah H. MacQuarrie Attorney General
     Alfred B. DeWolfe
     Queens Merrill D. Rawding
     Richmond Lauchlin Daniel Currie
     Shelburne Wilfred Tennyson Dauphinee
     Victoria John M. Campbell
     Yarmouth Henry A. Waterman

Former members of the 43rd General Assembly

Name Party Electoral District Cause of departure Succeeded by Elected
     Josiah H. MacQuarrie Liberal Pictou named judge 1947
Preceded by General Assemblies of Nova Scotia
1945-1949
Succeeded by
44th General Assembly of Nova Scotia

References

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  • Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1948, PG Normandin