List of 23 House members censured since 1832
AP report lists 23 censures in Congress history with offenses and years, naming William Stanberry and Joshua Giddings among early cases and including 19th and 20th century figures. Notable entries include John Chanler Lovell Rousseau Hunter Ames Brooks Brown Diggs Wilson Crane Studds and others for corruption abuse sexual misconduct and offensive utterances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
House
Willam Stanberry
Joshua R. Giddings
Ohio
Laurence M Keitt
South Carolina
Orsamus B
Matteson
New York
Alexander Long
Oho
Benjamin G Harms
Maryland
John W Chanler
Lovell H Rousseau
Kentucky
John W Hunter
Fernando Wood
Edward D Holbrook
Idaho
Benjamin Whittemore
Roderick R Butler
Tennessee
John T Deweese
North Carolina
Oakes Ames
Massachusetts
James Brooks
John Y Brown
William D Bynum
Indiana
Thomas L Blanton
Texas
Charles C
Vote Split Over Censure of Crane and Studds
The House approved censures of Daniel Crane and Gerry Studds by 421 to 3 and 420 to 3. Three dissenters on both votes were Reps Mervyn Dymally Parren Mitchell and William Clay. Not voting were several leaders and Democrats, with a few Republicans abstaining or present. There is one vacancy in the 435-member House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel Crane
R-Ili
Gerry Studds
D-Mass
Mervyn Dymally
D-Calif
Parren Mitchell
Dmd
William Clay
D-Mo
Crane
Studds
Ronald Dellums
D Calif
Cecil Heftel
D-Hawaii
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
W G Hefner
DNC
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Gus Savage
D-Ill
Philp Sharp
Boad
Marjorie Holt
Rmd
Paul Simon
D-Iii
Sidney Yates
Hal Daub
R-Neb
Joseph McDade
R-Pa
Philip Crane
Daniel
Two Lawmakers Censured for Page Scandals in House Vote
House voted to censure Reps. Daniel Crane and Gerry Studds for sexual relations with teenage pages. Crane planned 32 town meetings in Illinois. Studds, who admitted being homosexual, lost his subcommittee chair. Both faced strong calls for expulsion, but the final action was censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Clinois
Daniel B. Crane
R-Ii
Gerry E Studds
D-Mass
Tismas P. O’neill Jr
10Th Congressional District
Massachusetts
Studds
Capitol Lawn
Crane
Illinois
AHL O
Sue Yulotuda
William J. Mencaron Jr
Ethics Committee
Newt Gingrich
R-Ga
Congress
GOP
Robert H. Michel
RTH
Acreen
Michel
Wellington Boots and the Rise of Trousered Fashion
Military men influenced civilian style as 19th century figures like the Duke of Wellington popularized trousers. The Eisenhower jacket Blucher boot Cardigan sweater Raglan coat and Wellington boot show how military names shaped everyday wear after Wellington’s Napoleonic campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Blucher
Raglan
Wellington
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
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R-Il
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R-Mich
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Heat Exchange Inc
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Sheffield Center
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Ethan Allen
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