Meade Alcorn

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Hugh Meade Alcorn, Jr. (October 20, 1907 - January 13, 1992) was a U.S. lawyer and political figure.

Alcorn was the chairman of the Republican National Committee between 1957 and 1959. He was also the great-great nephew of Senator and Mississippi governor James Lusk Alcorn.Chairman during Eisenhower's presidency

Preceded by
Leonard W. Hall		 Chairman of the Republican National Committee
1957 - 1959		 Succeeded by
Thruston B. Morton

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Chairpersons of the Republican National Committee
Edwin D. Morgan · Henry J. Raymond · Marcus L. Ward · William Claflin · Edwin D. Morgan · Zachariah Chandler · J. Donald Cameron · Marshall Jewell · Dwight M. Sabin · Benjamin F. Jones · Matthew Quay · James S. Clarkson · Thomas H. Carter · Mark Hanna · Henry C. Payne · George B. Cortelyou · Harry S. New · Frank H. Hitchcock · John F. Hill · Victor Rosewater · Charles D. Hilles · Will H. Hays · John T. Adams · William M. Butler · Hubert Work · Claudius H. Huston · Simeon D. Fess · Everett Sanders · Henry P. Fletcher · John Hamilton · Joseph W. Martin, Jr. · Bailey Walsh · Harrison E. Spangler · Herbert Brownell, Jr. · Carroll Reece · Hugh Scott · Guy G. Gabrielson · Arthur E. Summerfield · C. Wesley Roberts · Leonard W. Hall · Meade Alcorn · Thruston B. Morton · William E. Miller · Dean Burch · Ray C. Bliss · Rogers Morton · Bob Dole · George H. W. Bush · Mary L. Smith · Bill Brock · Dick Richards · Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Jr. · Lee Atwater · Clayton K. Yeutter · Richard Bond · Haley Barbour · Jim Nicholson · Jim Gilmore · Marc Racicot · Ed Gillespie · Ken Mehlman · Mike Duncan