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- Mr. Ellender was born on Sept. 24, 1890, in Montegut, La., a hamlet deep in the bayou country. He went to college at St. Aloysius in New Orleans and on to law school at Tulane. After apprenticeship as a district attorney, he went to the State House of Representatives in 1924.
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Ellender was born in the town of Montegut in Terrebonne Parish. He was the son of Victoria Marie (Javeaux) and Wallace Richard Ellender, Sr. He attended public and private schools, and in 1909 he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Roman Catholic St. Aloysius College in New Orleans.
Aug 14, 2020 · xv, 300 pages : 24 cm. Allen J. Ellender, born in 1890 on a sugar plantation in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, rose to become one of the most dominant men in the U.S Senate.
Though widely regarded as a moderate and a pragmatist who supported liberal New Deal policies, Ellender was deeply committed to racial separation and consistently supported segregationist policies. 443 T. Becnel, “Louisiana Senator Allen J. Ellender and IWW Leader Covington Hall: An Agrarian Dichotomy,” Louisiana History 23, no. 3 (1982 ...
Jan 1, 1996 · Thomas A. Becnel. LSU Press, Jan 1, 1996 - History - 344 pages. Allen J. Ellender, born in 1890 on a sugar plantation in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, rose to become one of the most dominant...
Feb 5, 1971 · Mr. Ellender was born on Sept. 24, 1890, in Montegut, La., a hamlet deep in the bayou country. He went to college at St. Aloysius in New Orleans and on to law school at Tulane.
Allen J. Ellender Table of Contents Page Topic 1 The Kennedy family 2 John F. Kennedy’s [JFK] stance on agriculture 5 JFK’s interests as a senator 7 Senator Kennedy’s stance on civil rights 8 1960 presidential campaign 12 JFK’s leadership style 15 Presidential appointments 24,27 International policy regarding Russia
Allen J. Ellender was born in Montegut, La. on 24 September 1890. He later moved to Houma, La. where he began his political career as the City Attorney in 1913, later becoming the District Attorney for Terrebonne Parish in 1915. He paused his career from 1917-1918 to serve in World War I as an Artillery Sergeant.
