Constellation Similarity Assertions
Carr, Waggoner
Attorney, politician. Born in 1918 in Fairlee, Hunt County, Texas, Carr was awarded his B.A. by Texas Technological College (1940) and L.L.B. by the University of Texas Law School (1947). Served as Assistant District Attorney in Lubbock, Texas (1948), Lubbock County Attorney (1949-1951), member of Texas Legislature (1957-1961), Speaker of the House (1957-1959), and Attorney General of Texas (1963-1967). Led in the formation of the Texas Youth Council, the recodification of Texas Juvenile Laws, and the Attorney General's Youth Conference. Returned to private practice in 1968.
From the description of Papers, 1945-1985, 1950-1975. (Texas Tech University). WorldCat record id: 24015845
Maybe-Same Assertions
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Carr, Waggoner.
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Carr, Waggoner.
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Carr, Waggoner
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Carr, Waggoner
http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6m498pg (person)
Born on October 1, 1918 in Fairlie, Texas, Waggoner Carr's family moved to Lubbock, Texas, when the family bank was closed during the Depression. His father found work at Stubbs Feed Seed Company and decided that he wanted all of his children to attend college. Hoping to become lawyers, Waggoner and his brother, Warlick, attended Texas Technological College and were members of the debate team. At Tech, he met Ernestine Story, whom he later married and together they had one son, Davi...
