toward Feazel, whom he appointed to the U.S. Senate vacancy in 1948. However, Huey Long was partial to Feazel's intraparty rival, James A. Noe, also from Monroe, who served briefly as governor in 1936. References External links 1895 births 1965 deaths Democratic Party members of the Louisiana House of Representatives People from West Monroe, Louisiana Politicians from Shreveport, Louisiana People from Farmerville, Louisiana American energy industry businesspeople Democratic Party United States senators from Louisiana Baptists from Louisiana 20th-century American politicians 20th-century Baptists