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Mel Carnahan
Melvin Eugene Carnahan
Governor of Missouri, 2000 U.S. senator-elect (1934–2000).
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Mel Carnahan
Sex or Gender
Male
Date of Birth
2/11/1934
Date of Death
10/16/2000
Country of Citizenship
United States
Occupation
Military Officer
Politician
Lawyer
Judge
Aircraft Pilot
Member of Political Party
Democratic Party
Educated At
Anacostia High School
The George Washington University School of Business
( - 1954)
Academic Degree
:
Bachelor of Arts
Academic Major
:
Business Administration
End Time
:
1954
University of Missouri School of Law
( - 1959)
Academic Degree
:
Juris Doctor
End Time
:
1959
Instance Of
Human
Place of Birth
Position Held
Lieutenant Governor of Missouri
(1/9/1989 - 1/11/1993)
Series Ordinal
:
43
End Time
:
1/11/1993
Start Time
:
1/9/1989
Missouri State Treasurer
(1/12/1981 - 1/14/1985)
Series Ordinal
:
40
End Time
:
1/14/1985
Start Time
:
1/12/1981
Member of the Missouri House of Representatives
(1963 - 1967)
End Time
:
1967
Start Time
:
1963
Governor of Missouri
(1/11/1993 - 10/16/2000)
Replaces
:
John Ashcroft
Series Ordinal
:
51
End Time
:
10/16/2000
Start Time
:
1/11/1993
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Given Name
Q4563684
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Hypocorism
Melvin
Series Ordinal
:
1
Eugene
Series Ordinal
:
2
Place of Death
Jefferson County
Work Location
Jefferson City
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Name in Native Language
Mel Carnahan
Family Name
Carnahan
Award Received
Dr. Nathan Davis Award for Governors or Statewide Elected Officials
(2000)
Point in Time
:
2000
Spouse
Jean Carnahan
(1954 - 10/16/2000)
End Cause
:
Death of Subject
End Time
:
10/16/2000
Start Time
:
1954
Father
Child
Russ Carnahan
Tom Carnahan
Family
Carnahan Family
Place of Burial
Carson Hill Cemetery
Member Of
Order of the Coif
Manner of Death
Accidental Death
Cause of Death
Airplane Crash
Birth Name
Melvin Eugene Carnahan
Replaces
:
Jim Spainhower
Birch Tree
Replaces
:
Harriett Woods
Replaced By
:
Wendell Bailey
Robin Carnahan
Replaced By
:
Roger B. Wilson
Replaced By
:
Roger B. Wilson
A. S. J. Carnahan
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