Word: hennigan
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...James Hennigan, incumbent Joseph Lee '21, and former Governor's Councillor John Craven were the other successful candidates...
...officers of the International Council are: Mary Belle Feltenstein '69 of Comstock Hall and Evanston, III., president; Louisa Rogoff '70 of Comstock Hall and New York City, secretary; John P. Hennigan '69 of Dunster House and Chicago, treasurer...
...years later Brooke was reelected when his Democratic opponent, James Hennigan, then a state legislator unknown outside his own district, provided a lackluster campaign, because of a lack of money...
...acquittals. State Representative Turo of Worcester was acquitted by the jury in his trial and Governor's Councilor Stasiun's conviction will probably be overturned by a higher court since the State's evidence is on the flimsy side. Furthermore, Brooke's opponent, state Senator James Hennigan, was never serious about winning--Hennigan, who is almost unknown outside Boston, concentrated on building up his organization for a serious effort two years hence...
...problems, too, as his opponent in this election, State Senator James W. Hennigan, has been quick to point out. ("Brooke has been more interested in headlines than real performance," Hennigan charges.) This fall strong charges of partisanship in Crime Commission affairs were levelled, after the indictment of former Governor Foster Furcolo. Last week, Furcolo charged that Commission chairman Alfred A. Gardener had violated an old "Corrupt Practices Act" that forbids gifts from state office holders to political candidates. Brooke has attempted to clear himself by pointing in another "explanatory opinion," to the fact that Gardener's $100 contributions...