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==Legislative service and the OPA==
==Legislative service and the OPA==
Frazar was elected to the Louisiana House of Representatives in 1936 and served one term until 1940. In addition to his leadership in the adoption of the Louisiana teacher retirement law, Frazar worked for the establishment of the T. H. Harris scholarship foundation, named for his friend, the Louisiana superintendent of education, T. H. Harris, who held the post from 1908 to 1940.
Frazar was elected to the Louisiana House of Representatives in 1936 and served one term until 1940. In addition to his leadership in the adoption of the Louisiana teacher retirement law, Frazar worked for the establishment of the T. H. Harris scholarship foundation, named for his friend, the Louisiana superintendent of education, T. H. Harris, who held the post from 1908 to 1940.
During the time that he completed his graduate studies at Columbia, he was also employed in [[Washington, D.C.]], by the new [[Office of Price Administration]], one of the [[World War II]] federal agencies. Future U.S. [[Vice President]] [[Richard M. Nixon]] of [[California]] also worked for the OPA at the time that Frazar was an agency officer. In 1942, Frazar assumed the position of Louisiana director of the OPA.
During the time that he completed his graduate studies at Columbia, he was also employed in [[Washington, D.C.]], by the new [[Office of Price Administration]], one of the [[World War II]] federal agencies. Future U.S. [[Vice President]] [[Richard M. Nixon]] of [[California]] also worked for the OPA at the time that Frazar was an agency officer. In 1942, Frazar assumed the position of Louisiana director of the OPA.