Ralph G. Brooks
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Ralph Gilmour Brooks (July 6, 1898 - September 9, 1960) was a Nebraska democrat politician best known for being the 32nd governor of Nebraska. He was governor from 1959 until September 9, 1960 when he died in office. He also ran and lost as a candidate for Nebraska's first district in 1942.
| Preceded by Victor E. Anderson |
Governor of Nebraska 1959 – 1960 |
Succeeded by Dwight W. Burney |
[edit] References
- The Political Graveyard. Brooks, Ralph Gilmour. Retrieved on January 8, 2006.
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| Governors of Nebraska |  |
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| Butler • James • Furnas • Garber • Nance • Dawes • Thayer • Boyd • Thayer • Boyd • Crounse • Holcomb • Poynter • Dietrich • Savage • Mickey • Sheldon • Shallenberger • Aldrich • Morehead • Neville • McKelvie • Bryan • McMullen • Weaver • Bryan • Cochran • Griswold • Peterson • Crosby • Anderson • Brooks • Burney • Morrison • Tiemann • Exon • Thone • Kerrey • Orr • Nelson • Johanns • Heineman |
