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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1959

Page

3

Huey Long Dynasty Shapes Louisiana Two-Party Politics

Baton Rouge report on Huey P Long’s legacy and the enduring power struggle between Long and anti Long factions. The piece notes Huey’s towering Capitol presence and his brother Earl Long, confined in a Texas clinic after violent outbursts, as a central figure in a political dynasty marked by impeachment scandals and reform waves.

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Huey Long’s Rise and Fall as Louisiana Dictator and Senator

An obituary style profile chronicles Huey P. Long from rural Winn Parish to governor, and later U S senator. It describes his rise with roads textbooks and discounted rates, his impeachment and dictatorship with National Guard support, clash with Roosevelt over wealth sharing, and his ultimate assassination. It notes successors’ graft and indictments of Leche and Smith.

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Probation Given Ex Union Officer in Embezzlement Case

JANESVILLE AP A former union officer named Robert Falkenstein, 30, was placed on three years probation for embezzling 668 dollars from the Carpenters and Joiners Union where he served as financial secretary. The court ordered restitution and court costs and required the first 60 days of nonworking time in jail.

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