The 42nd General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between February 19, 1942, and September 12, 1945.
Division of seats
There were 30 members of the General Assembly, elected in the 1941 Nova Scotia general election.
Leader Party # of SeatsAlexander S. MacMillanLiberal22Frederick Murray BloisConservative4Donald MacDonaldCCF3 Total30
List of members
RidingNamePartyFirst elected / previously electedPositionAnnapolis CountyJohn D. McKenzieLiberal1933Minister of Highwaysand Public WorksAntigonishJohn A. MacIsaacLiberal1941John Patrick Gorman (1942)Liberal1942Cape Breton SouthDonald MacDonaldCCF1941Cape Breton CentreDouglas MacDonaldCCF1939Cape Breton NorthAlexander O'HandleyLiberal1925, 1941Cape Breton EastDouglas Neil BrodieCCF1941Cape Breton WestMalcolm A. PattersonLiberal1937ColchesterFred Murray BloisConservative/Prog. Conservative1937George Scott DickeyConservative/Prog. Conservative1940CumberlandKenneth Judson CochraneLiberal1941Archie B. SmithConservative/Prog. Conservative1937DigbyJ. Willie ComeauLiberal1907, 1920, 1928GuysboroughHavelock TorreyLiberal1937Halifax SouthJoseph Richard MurphyLiberal1940Halifax CentreJames Edward RutledgeLiberal1939Halifax NorthHarold ConnollyLiberal1936Minister of IndustryHalifax EastGeoffrey W. StevensLiberal1933Halifax WestRonald Manning FieldingLiberal1941HantsAlexander S. MacMillanLiberal1928PremierInvernessAlexander H. McKinnonLiberal1940KingsJohn A. McDonaldLiberal1920, 1933Minister of AgricultureLunenburgFrank R. DavisLiberal1933Gordon E. RomkeyLiberal1928speakerPictouJosiah H. MacQuarrieLiberal1933Attorney GeneralErnest G. IrishConservative/Prog. Conservative1941QueensHarry Dennis MaddenLiberal1941RichmondDonald David BoydLiberal1937Lauchlin Daniel Currie (1941)Liberal1933, 1941ShelburneWilfred Tennyson DauphineeLiberal1941VictoriaJohn M. CampbellLiberal1937YarmouthHenry A. WatermanLiberal1938
Former members of the 42nd General Assembly
NamePartyElectoral DistrictCause of departureSucceeded byElectedDonald David BoydConservativeRichmondresignedLauchlin Daniel Currie, LiberalDecember 15, 1941John A. MacIsaacLiberalAntigonishdiedJohn Patrick Gorman, LiberalOctober 19, 1942
Notes
References
External links
Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1945, AL Normandin