Huey Long vs. The Media
Magazine, Summer 2018
In his clashes with the press, the Kingfish used legislation, slander, and even physical force to control the message
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Magazine Articles
Episode 1: Huey P. Long Vs. the Media
Audio, Democracy & Media, Sticky Wicket
Huey P. Long went from traveling salesman to Louisiana Governor, and then US senator, through his mastery of the media
Louisiana Boys: Raised on Politics
Magazine, Summer 1992
A 1992 documentary puts the Bayou State's political circus in perspective
Encyclopedia Entries
Huey P. Long Jr.
Huey Long rose from ordinary beginnings in Winn Parish to become Louisiana’s most famous politician.
Huey P. Long Jr.
Government, Politics & Law, History
Huey Long rose to prominence during the Great Depression as governor of Louisiana.
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Governor Huey P. Long
Government, Politics & Law, History
Huey P. Long, nicknamed “The Kingfish,” was the fortieth governor of Louisiana. Long was shot on September 8, 1935, in the Louisiana State Capitol (seen in the background) and died two days later.
Huey P. Long for Governor
Government, Politics & Law, History
This campaign flyer from 1928 promoted Huey P. Long for governor of Louisiana.
Huey P. Long with LSU President James Monroe Smith in 1935
Government, Politics & Law
Senator Huey Pierce Long, left, with James Monroe Smith, president of Louisiana State University. The photograph was taken in 1935 by Louisiana photographer Fonville Winans.
Magazine Articles
Jimmie Davis: The Sunshine Governor
Fall 2010, Magazine
Big Charity: The History of Charity Hospital
Fall 2007, Magazine
