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1932 - 1932 Alvin Olin
King, the 42nd governor of Louisiana, died in 1958 He received a law degree from Tulane University in 1915. He practiced law in his home town of Lake Charles and was elected to the state senate in 1924. He was President Pro Tempore of the Louisiana Senate when Governor Huey Pierce Long resigned to become U.S. Senator. Lt. Governor Dr. Paul Cyr declared the office of governor vacant and proclaimed himself Governor. Long succeeded in affecting that Lt. Governor Cyr's action were illegal and that the Lt. Governor's office was vacant. Alvin Olin King then became Lt. Governor and then Governor. He held that office for 5 months until Long's candidate Oscar Kelly Allen was elected governor. He returned to his law practice in Lake Charles and later became President of the Louisiana Bar Association. |
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Right Side Engraving
Willie Lee Voris King
Alvin Olin King
Alvin Olin King, Jr.
Left Side Engraving
Francis Thompson King
Voris King
Willie Lee Voris King is the wife of Governor Alvin Olin King. Alvin Olin, Jr. and Voris are their children.
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