UNSUNKEN SUN: WWIII and Beyond

[theothresh]

Same, though it is quite unusual to have much of the war in question skipped over but I digress.

Yeah it's a bit weird and I may flesh it out more later as special posts but the focus of this timeline is what comes afterwards 1952 on to the present.

 

[TheBalkanizer]

I will include a section in the next update but a compromise between the two will be made.

I wonder how many former German and Japanese soldiers now fought alongside the allies. I also wonder if that will cause historiographys views on German/Japanese nationalism to be more favorable

 

[theothresh]

SENATE RESULTS

United States Senate election results, 1950

Date: November 7, 1950
Seats: 37 of 100
Seats needed for majority: 51
Senate majority leader: Robert Taft (R-OH)
Senate minority leader: Alben Barkley (D-KY)
Seats before election: 49 (D), 51 (R)
Seats after election: 41 (D), 59 (R)
Seat change: D v 8, R ^ 8

Full List:
Alabama: incumbent J. Lister Hill (D) over John G. Crommelin (I)
Alaska: Ernest Gruening (D) over B. Frank Heintzleman (R)
Alaska (Special): Bob Bartlett (D) over Waino Hendrickson (R)
Arizona: incumbent Carl Hayden (D) over Bruce Brockett (R)
Arkansas: incumbent J. William Fulbright (D) unopposed
California: Richard Nixon (R) over Helen Gahagan Douglas (D)
Colorado: incumbent Eugene Millikinl (R) over John A. Carroll (D)
Connecticut: incumbent Brien McMahon (D) over John A. Carroll (R)
Florida: George A. Smathers (D) over John P. Booth (R)
Georgia: incumbent Walter F. George (D) unopposed
Hawaii: Hiram Fong (R) over John A. Burns (D)
Hawaii (Special): Wilfred Tsukiyama (R) over Ingram Stainback (D)
Idaho: Herman Welker (R) over David Worth Clark (D)
Illinois: Everett Dirksen (R) over incumbent Scott W. Lucas (D)
Indiana: incumbent Homer E. Capehart (R) over Alexander M. Campbell (D)
Iowa: incumbent Bourke B. Hickenlooper (R) over Albert J. Loveland (D)
Kansas: Frank Carlson (R) over Paul Aiken (D)
Kentucky: incumbent Alben W. Barkley (D) over Charles I. Dawson (R)
Louisiana: incumbent Russell B. Long (D) over Charles S. Gerth (R)
Maryland: John Marshall Butler (R) over incumbent Millard Tydings (D)
Missouri: Thomas C. Hennings Jr. (D) over incumbent Forrest C. Donnell (R)
Nevada: incumbent Pat McCarran (D) over George E. Marshall (R)
New Hampshire: incumbent Charles W. Tobey (R) over Emmet J. Kelley (D)
New York: incumbent Clare Boothe Luce (R) over Herbert H. Lehman (D)
North Carolina: incumbent Clyde R. Hoey (D) over E. L. Galvin (R)
North Dakota: incumbent Milton R. Young (R) over Harry O’Brien (D)
Ohio: incumbent Robert A. Taft (R) over Joseph T. Ferguson (D)
Oklahoma: Mike Monroney (D) over W. H. Bill Alexander (R)
Oregon: incumbent Wayne Morse (R) over Howard Latourette (D)
Pennsylvania: James H. Duff (R) over incumbent Francis J. Myers (D)
South Carolina: incumbent Olin B. Johnston (D) unopposed
South Dakota: incumbent John Gurney (R) over John A. Engel (D)
Utah: Wallace F. Bennett (R) over incumbent Elbert D. Thomas (D)
Vermont: incumbent George D. Aiken (R) over James E. Bigelow (D)
Washington: incumbent Warren G. Magnuson (D) over Walter Williams (R)
Wisconsin: incumbent Alexander Wiley (R) over Thomas E. Fairchild (D)