Political Career Begins (Max Howell-2)

Howell’s political career began in 1946, when he was elected to the Arkansas House of Representatives from Little Rock. He served two terms. During his time as representative, he sponsored the first Freedom of Information Act bill and improvements to the mental health system in Arkansas.

Editorial cartoon shows a breakdown of Max Howell’s achievements as Senator.
Lula "Puggie" Howell, Max Howell, Jr., Max Howell, and Patricia Howell in front of Arkansas State Capitol in Little Rock.
Lula “Puggie” Howell, Max Howell, Jr., Max Howell, and Patricia Howell in front of Arkansas State Capitol in Little Rock.

 

John Tate, Patricia Howell Tate, Lula "Puggie" Howell, and Max Howell pose for a group portrait in an office. Max Howell is sitting in his office chair while the other family members are standing behind him.
John Tate, Patricia Howell Tate, Lula “Puggie” Howell, and Max Howell pose for a group portrait in an office.