Joe Kennedy was a bank president, he helped run a shipyard, he was
appointed to the Maritime Commission, he was the first commissioner of the
Securities and Exchange Commission, and he was ambassador to England from
1938-1940. He also did business with the mob, had an affair with actress
Gloria Swanson, made big money as a Hollywood insider and stock manipulator,
occasionally laundered money and evaded taxes, and helped Rose raise nine
children in an atmosphere of privilege and luxury, as well as strict
discipline, high-pressure expectations, and competitiveness. Joe's wealth
was acquired with a self-serving eye toward power and influence, and he had
no interest in philanthropy. He suffered a stroke in 1961 and died in 1969.
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