Blanche Revere Long

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Blanche Revere Long was the politically influential wife of Louisiana Governor Earl K. Long, known for her active role in the state's mid-20th-century political scene.

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Blanche Revere Long canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
political activist
political spouse
activeIn Louisiana politics
mid-20th-century politics
associatedWith Democratic Party (Louisiana)
Governor’s Mansion of Louisiana
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
familyName Long
genreOfActivity politics
givenName Blanche
influenced Earl K. Long’s political career
knownFor behind-the-scenes political work
influence on Earl K. Long’s political decisions
languageSpoken English
maritalStatus married to Earl K. Long
memberOf Long political family
name Blanche Revere Long
notableFor political influence in Louisiana
role as wife of Louisiana Governor Earl K. Long
placeOfActivity Baton Rouge, Louisiana
New Orleans, Louisiana
politicalAlignment Democratic Party
politicalRegion Louisiana
positionHeld First Lady of Louisiana
relative Huey P. Long (by marriage)
linked to: Huey P. Long
residence Louisiana
role advisor to Earl K. Long
campaign supporter for Earl K. Long
sphereOfInfluence state government of Louisiana
spouse Earl Kemp Long
spouseOf Earl K. Long
timePeriod 20th century
mid-20th century

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Earl K. Long spouse Blanche Revere Long
Blanche Revere Long name Blanche Revere Long
Earl Kemp Long spouse Blanche Revere Long