January 8, 1944 (Saturday)
JFK was in Hollywood, California the day after his return from fighting in the South Pacific. He had traveled there to visit his former love…
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Brightest Part
A pensive, somewhat shakenJFK wrote a letter to old girlfriend Inga Arvad telling her she had been the brightest part of his life to date,…
March 6, 1942
JFK, who the week before had flown to Washington, D.C. to end his romance with Inga Arvad, called her. The phone call was recorded and…
February 28, 1942
JFK leaves Charleston, South Carolina and flies to Washington, D. C., in the afternoon where he spends one night with Inga Arvad and with the…
February 22, 1942
JFK attends confession in Charleston, South Carolina, where his girlfriend Inga Arvad is visiting for the third time since he was transferred out of Washington,…
February 20, 1942
Inga Arvad flew to Charleston, South Carolina where she was met by JFK at the airport. Kennedy had arranged for her stay at the Francis…
February 19, 1942
JFK, stationed in Charleston, South Carolina, placed a telephone call to Inga Arvad. The call was recorded by the FBI. Arvad, sensing that Jack was…
February 6, 1942
JFK is stationed in Charleston, South Carolina where he is joined this Friday by his girlfriend Inga Arvad. She had traveled to there from Washington,…
January 15, 1942
JFK reported for duty at Headquarters, Sixth Naval District Charleston. Kennedy correctly surmised that he was transferred from his post in Washington, D.C. in part…
January 12, 1942
Gossip columnist Walter Winchell pens his often-referenced “outing” of the romantic liasion between JFK and Inga Arvad, “One of ex-ambassador Kennedy’s eligible sons is the…
November 27, 1941
JFK is featured in a two page interview in the Washington Times-Herald that was conducted by Inga Arvad, who very quickly after meeting Kennedy became…