Edward Martin
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- For the U.S. Representative from Delaware, see Edward L. Martin
Edward Martin (September 18, 1879–March 19, 1967) was an American lawyer and Republican party politician from Waynesburg, Pennsylvania. He was Governor of Pennsylvania and represented Pennsylvania in the United States Senate.
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| Preceded by Arthur H. James |
Governor of Pennsylvania 1943–1947 |
Succeeded by John C. Bell, Jr. |
| Preceded by Joseph F. Guffey |
U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania 1947–1959 |
Succeeded by Hugh D. Scott, Jr. |
| Governors of Pennsylvania |  |
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| Mifflin • McKean • Snyder • Findlay • Hiester • Shulze • Wolf • Ritner • Porter • Shunk • Johnston • Bigler • Pollock • Packer • Curtin • Geary • Hartranft • Hoyt • Pattison • Beaver • Pattison • Hastings • Stone • Pennypacker • Stuart • Tener • Brumbaugh • Sproul • Pinchot • Fisher • Pinchot • Earle • James • Martin • Bell • Duff • Fine • Leader • Lawrence • Scranton • Shafer • Shapp • Thornburgh • Casey • Ridge • Schweiker • Rendell |
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