Eisenhower cabinet

Dwight D. Eisenhower, 34th President of the United States

Dwight D. Eisenhower was the first of the Republican Party asked President of the United States since 1933. He sat in the presidential election in 1952 unchallenged against Democrat Adlai Stevenson by; four years later it came to this duel again, with Eisenhower winning even more clearly.

During Eisenhower's tenure, the Ministry of Health, Education and Welfare was created as a new agency .

The Cabinet

Department / Office	Official	Period	image
President of the United States	Dwight David Eisenhower	1953-1961
Vice President of the United States	Richard Milhous Nixon	1953-1961
United States Secretary of State	John Foster Dulles	1953-1959
	Christian Archibald Herter	1959-1961
United States Secretary of the Treasury	George Magoffin Humphrey	1953-1957
	Robert Bernard Anderson	1957-1961
United States Secretary of Defense	Charles Erwin Wilson	1953-1957
	Neil Hosler McElroy	1957-1959
	Thomas Sovereign Gates	1959-1961
United States Attorney General	Herbert Brownell	1953-1957
	William Pierce Rogers	1957-1961
United States Postal Secretary	Arthur Ellsworth Summerfield	1953-1961
United States Secretary of the Interior	James Douglas McKay	1953-1956
	Frederick Andrew Seaton	1956-1961
United States Secretary of Agriculture	Ezra Taft Benson	1953-1961
United States Secretary of Commerce	Charles Sinclair Weeks	1953-1958
	Lewis Lichtenstein Strauss	1958-1959
	Frederick Henry Mueller	1959-1961
United States Secretary of Labor	Martin Patrick Durkin	1953
	James Paul Mitchell	1953-1961
United States Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare	Oveta Culp Hobby	1953-1955
	Marion Bayard Folsom	1955-1958
	Arthur Sherwood Flemming	1958-1961
White House Chief of Staff	Llewelyn Sherman Adams	1953-1958
	Wilton Burton Persons	1958-1961
Director of the Office of Management and Budget	Joseph Morrell Dodge	1953-1954
	Rowland Hughes	1954-1956
	Percival Brundage	1956-1958
	Maurice Hubert Stans	1958-1961