Homer Martin Adkins (born October 15, 1890 in Jacksonville, Arkansas; died February 26, 1964 in Malvern, Arkansas) succeeded Carl Bailey as the thirty-second Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 14, 1941 and January 9, 1945. Following the end of Adkins' term in office, Benjamin Travis Laney (born November 25, 1896 in Camden, Arkansas; died January 21, 1977 in Magnolia, Arkansas) became the thirty-third Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 9, 1945 and January 11, 1949.
He was state attorney general and governor of Arkansas.
Arkansas does not have a president, it has a governor. The governor is Mike Beebe.
Benjamin Travis Laney (born November 25, 1896 in Camden, Arkansas; died January 21, 1977 in Magnolia, Arkansas) succeeded Homer Martin Adkins as the thirty-third Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 9, 1945 and January 11, 1949, including the whole of 1947.
Benjamin Travis Laney (born November 25, 1896 in Camden, Arkansas; died January 21, 1977 in Magnolia, Arkansas) succeeded Homer Martin Adkins as the thirty-third Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 9, 1945 and January 11, 1949, including the whole of 1948.
He was the Governor of Arkansas.
He was the Governor of Arkansas.
Asa Hutchinson is the 46th and current Governor of Arkansas.
Bill Clinton was not the governor of Arkansas when Hillary Clinton passed the Arkansas bar exam. Both Bill Clinton and Hillary were teachers at a University in Arkansas before he became the Governor of Arkansas.
Benjamin Travis Laney (born November 25, 1896 in Camden, Arkansas; died January 21, 1977 in Magnolia, Arkansas) succeeded Homer Martin Adkins as the thirty-third Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 9, 1945 and January 11, 1949. Following the end of Laney's term in office, Sid McMath (born June 14, 1912 in Magnolia, Arkansas; died October 4, 2003 in Little Rock, Arkansas) became the thirty-second Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 11, 1949 and January 13, 1953.
Carl Edward Bailey (born October 8, 1894 in Bernie, Stoddard County, Missouri; died October 23, 1948 in Little Rock, Arkansas) succeeded Junius Marion Futrell as the thirty-first Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 12, 1937 and January 14, 1941. Following the end of Bailey's term as Governor, Homer Martin Adkins (born October 15, 1890 in Jacksonville, Arkansas; died February 26, 1964 in Malvern, Arkansas) became the thirty-second Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 14, 1941 and January 9, 1945.
Jeff Davis - Arkansas governor - was born on 1862-05-06.
Jeff Davis - Arkansas governor - died on 1913-01-03.