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Joseph Vincent Connolly
 
==Life and career==
Joseph Vincent Connolly was born on February 7, 1895, in New Haven, Connecticut. His career<ref>"J. V. Connolly, INS President, Is Dead at 50", ''Buffalo Courier Express'', Apr 19, 1945, p 6.</ref> in journalism commenced in 1912 as a reporter for the New Haven Union. After a brief stint in New York prior to World War I, he enlisted in the Army, where he served as a lieutenant in a machinegun company until the end of the war. In 1920, he was recruited by William Randolph Hearst to handle promotional tasks for [[King Features Syndicate]]. By 1923, he had risen to the position of assistant manager for all syndicates under Hearst's purview.


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Joseph Vincent Connolly
Biographical information
Born: February 7, 1895
Died: April 18, 1945
Nationality: Mini usa.gif American
Occupation: Editorial people
Website: n/a


Life and career

Joseph Vincent Connolly was born on February 7, 1895, in New Haven, Connecticut. His career[1] in journalism commenced in 1912 as a reporter for the New Haven Union. After a brief stint in New York prior to World War I, he enlisted in the Army, where he served as a lieutenant in a machinegun company until the end of the war. In 1920, he was recruited by William Randolph Hearst to handle promotional tasks for King Features Syndicate. By 1923, he had risen to the position of assistant manager for all syndicates under Hearst's purview.


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References

  1. "J. V. Connolly, INS President, Is Dead at 50", Buffalo Courier Express, Apr 19, 1945, p 6.