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The Canadian federal election of 1949 was held on 27 June. The results were as follows:
Riding |
Candidate |
Party |
Votes |
Brandon |
James Ewen Matthews (1869-1950) |
Liberal |
11,263 |
John Bracken (1883-1969) |
Progressive Conservative |
7,150 |
Dwight Lyman Jackson |
Independent |
1,964 |
Churchill |
George Dyer Weaver (1908-1986) |
Liberal |
6,847 |
Ronald Stewart Moore (1913-2003) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
4,595 |
Robert Franklin Milton |
Progressive Conservative |
3,570 |
Dauphin |
William John Ward (1880-1971) |
Liberal |
7,896 |
Frederick Samuel “Fred” Zaplitny (1913-1964) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
7,089 |
Michael F. Szewczyk (1904-1999) |
Progressive Conservative |
2,541 |
Lisgar |
Howard Waldemar Winkler (1891-1970) |
Liberal |
9,190 |
Diedrich Heppner |
Progressive Conservative |
5,684 |
Gordon Morris Atkins |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
1,470 |
Marquette |
Stuart Sinclair Garson (1898-1977) |
Liberal |
10,144 |
James Jackson |
Progressive Conservative |
4,016 |
Bessie Keating |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
2,984 |
Norquay |
Robert James Wood (1886-1954) |
Liberal |
8,430 |
Philip Markus Petursson (1902-1988) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
4,776 |
Walter Koshowski |
Progressive Conservative |
807 |
Portage-Neepawa |
William Gilbert Weir (1896-1971) |
Liberal Progressive |
9,192 |
Harold Alexander Nelson |
Progressive Conservative |
6,819 |
Albert Clifford Matthews |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
2,269 |
Provencher |
René N. Jutras (1913-1995) |
Liberal |
6,834 |
Bruce Mackenzie |
Independent |
4,008 |
St. Boniface |
Fernand Viau (1909-2000) |
Liberal |
10,766 |
Andrew Russell “Russ” Paulley (1909-1984) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
5,455 |
Louis Leger |
Progressive Conservative |
2,557 |
Selkirk |
William “Scottie” Bryce (1888-1963) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
7,819 |
Laurier Arthur Regnier (1903-1990) |
Liberal |
7,593 |
John McDowell (1894-1980) |
Progressive Conservative |
6,158 |
Souris |
James Arthur Ross (1893-1958) |
Progressive Conservative |
6,108 |
Edward Ingo Dow (1904-1992) |
Liberal |
5,495 |
George Thomas Watson |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
1,083 |
Springfield |
John-Sylvestre Alloysius Sinnott (1905-1960) |
Liberal |
8,253 |
Harry Wasylyk |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
4,418 |
John Leslie Bodie (1909-1997) |
Progressive Conservative |
3,494 |
Andrew Bileski [Bilecki] (1903-1992) |
Labour-Progressive |
1,117 |
Winnipeg North |
Alistair McLeod Stewart (1905-1970) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
12,432 |
Peter Stanley Taraska (1907-1984) |
Liberal |
11,962 |
Joseph “Joe” Zuken (1912-1986) |
Labour-Progressive |
5,406 |
John Hunter “Jack” Restall (1916-1983) |
Progressive Conservative |
1,816 |
Winnipeg North Centre |
Stanley Howard Knowles (1908-1997) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
15,389 |
William Austin Molloy (1917-1988) |
Liberal |
9,010 |
Richard Randolph Pattinson (1878-1954) |
Progressive Conservative |
3,434 |
Stephen “Steve” Juba (1914-1993) |
Independent |
694 |
Winnipeg South |
Leslie Alexander Mutch (1897-1977) |
Liberal |
16,235 |
Gunnar Solmunder Thorvaldson (1901-1969) |
Progressive Conservative |
9,942 |
Frederick George “Fred” Tipping (1885-1973) |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
7,765 |
Winnipeg South Centre |
Ralph Maybank (1890-1965) |
Liberal |
14,747 |
Gordon Minto Churchill (1898-1985) |
Progressive Conservative |
6,593 |
Andrew N. Robertson |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation |
5,632 |
See also:
Memorable Manitobans: Manitoba Members of the Twenty-First Canadian Parliament (1949-1953)
Sources:
History of Federal Ridings Since 1867, Parliament of Canada.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 12 November 2017
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