List of nicknames used by Huey Long

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Throughout his political career, Huey Long used nicknames to refer to political opponents. He did this though speeches and cartoons in the Louisiana Progress.[1][2]

People

  • Oscar K. Allen – OK Allen
  • Marshall Ballard – Lie-to-'em Ballard
  • William H. Bennett – Sack of Potatoes
  • Hiram Wesley Evans – Imperial Bastard
  • John D. Ewing – Squirt, Clown Prince of the Bow Wow Dynasty
  • Col. Robert Ewing – Colonel Bow Wow, Buck
  • James Farley – Nabob of New York
  • Alvin Howard – Kinky
  • Harold L. Ickes – Chinch bug of Chicago
  • Hugh S. Johnson – Sitting Bull Johnson
  • Leonard Nicholson – Liverwurst
  • John M. Parker – John Mistake Parker, White Wings, Old Sack of Bones
  • Esmond Phelps – Shinola, Desperate Esmond, Old Maid
  • Joseph E. Ransdell – Feather Duster, Old Feather Duster, Old Trashy Mouth
  • Charles Rightor – Whistle Britches, Old Whistle Britches
  • Franklin D. Roosevelt – Prince Franklin, Knight of the Nourmahal, Roosevelt the Little
  • Theodore Roosevelt – Roosevelt the Great
  • Jared Y. Sanders Sr. – Old Buzzard Back
  • Jared Y. Sanders Jr. – Little J.Y.
  • John P. Sullivan – Bang Tail
  • Lee Emmett Thomas – Wet Jug
  • Henry A. Wallace – Lord Cornwallace, Ignoramus of Iowa, Russian Commissar of Agriculture
  • T. Semmes Walmsley – Turkey Head Walmsley

Self-epithets

Organizations

See also

References

  1. ^ Hair, William Ivy; The Kingfish and His Realm: The Life and Times of Huey P. Long; ISBN 080712124X
  2. ^ "Louisiana's Kingfish: Huey P. Long Part One | the Knoxville Focus".
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Political career
Homes and infrastructure
  • Huey P. Long Mansion
  • Huey P. Long House (Forest Ave., Shreveport, Louisiana)
  • Huey P. Long House (Laurel St., Shreveport, Louisiana)
  • Huey P. Long Field House
  • Huey P. Long Bridge (Baton Rouge)
  • Huey P. Long Bridge (Jefferson Parish)
Works
  • Every Man a King (1933)
  • "Every Man a King" (1935)
  • My First Days in the White House (1935)
  • American Progress
Legacy
Long family