John J. O'Connor person
also: O'Connor
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Allen Dulles ran_against
John J. O'Connor documented
“He volunteered for charities. But there was no passion in Dulles' campaign. His speeches were stilted and his debate for performance was lawyerly. The month-long primary campaign pitted Dulles against the incumbent, a conservative Democrat …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 16 @ 38:06
John J. O'Connor defeated
Allen Dulles documented
“On election day, September 21st, Dulles went down with a thumping defeat, losing the Republican nomination in a 3-2 margin to a man who did not even belong to the party. That's gross. Dulles promptly returned to the world of discrete power …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 16 @ 39:21
John J. O'Connor member_of
Merck & Co. documented
“Pillsbury, American Express, and Macy. He was on the board of everything. The president of Colgate University, Everett Needham, president of Harvard and ambassador to Germany, where fascism comes from, James Conant, John Connor from Merck, …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot Part 3 @ 42:43
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▶ 38:06
He volunteered for charities. But there was no passion in Dulles' campaign. His speeches were stilted and his debate for performance was lawyerly. The month-long primary campaign pitted Dulles against the incumbent, a conservative Democrat …
▶ 38:28
who had cross-filed in the Republican primary after President Roosevelt announced his intention to purge O'Connor as a traitor in the New Deal. During the brief race, Dulles tried to carefully parse his attacks on the popular president, exp…
▶ 38:52
But O'Connor, who had established himself as one of the more effective opponents of the New Deal in Congress, came across much more muscular. When the battle-scar political warhorse turned his invective on Dulles, accusing him of being a se…
▶ 42:43
Pillsbury, American Express, and Macy. He was on the board of everything. The president of Colgate University, Everett Needham, president of Harvard and ambassador to Germany, where fascism comes from, James Conant, John Connor from Merck, …