Ira T. Fiss
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| Ira T. Fiss | |
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| In office 1943 – 1946 |
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| Preceded by | Elmer Kilroy |
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| Succeeded by | Franklin H. Lichtenwalter |
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| Born | 1888 |
| Died | 1955 |
| Political party | Republican |
Ira T. Fiss (1888-1955) is a former Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
Sorg was elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1937 and served through 1948 [1].
Hamilton was from Shamokin Dam, Snyder County, Pennsylvania[2].
| Speakers of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (Since 1791) |  |
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| Bingham • Wynkoop • Latimer • Evans • Weaver • Snyder • Porter • Boileau • Engle • Weber • Todd • Smith • St. Clair • Holgate • Hill • Davidson • Lawrence • Gilmore • Sutherland • Ritner • Middleswarth • Smith • LaPorte • Findley • Anderson • Patterson • Cessna • Thompson • Dewart • Hopkins • Crabb • Snowden • Wright • Patterson • Cooper • Packer • McCalmont • Rhey • Schell • Chase • Strong • Wright • Getz • Longaker • Lawrence • Davis • Rowe • Johnson • Olmstead • Kelley • Glass • Clark • Strang • Webb • Elliott • McCormick • Patterson • Myer • Long • Hewitt • Faunce • Graham • Boyer • Thompson • Walton • Farr • Marshall • McClain • Cox • Shreve • Alter • Ambler • Baldwin • Spangler • Whitaker • Goodnough • Bluett • McClure • Hess • Talbot • Sarig • Furman • Turner • Kilroy • Fiss • Lichtenwalter • Sorg • Smith • Andrews • Helm • Hamilton • Lee • Fineman • Seltzer • Irvis • Manderino • O'Donnell • DeWeese • Ryan • Perzel • O'Brien |
