James Farley
Former United States Postmaster GeneralWikipedia
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Search complete. 3 mentions across 3 episodes found for "James Farley".
Sep 17, 2026
The Martin M-130 China Clipper, Captain Edwin Musick, and the Week Pan American Stitched Two Continents Together Across the Pacific
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5:01Tail DraggerHOST
This was the 1930s.
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5:03Tail DraggerHOST
Postmaster General James Farley was on hand.
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5:05Tail DraggerHOST
There were speeches.
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5:06Tail DraggerHOST
They loaded 111,000 pieces of airmail, about a ton and a half of it, because that inaugural flight was technically a mail flight.
Edwin Musick, the Martin M-130 China Clipper, and the Eight Thousand Miles of Open Pacific That Pan American Airways Crossed in November of Nineteen Thirty-Five
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6:27Tail DraggerHOST
The departure ceremony was an event of the first order.
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6:30Tail DraggerHOST
Postmaster General James Farley had traveled from Washington to be there.
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6:34Tail DraggerHOST
The governor of California was present.
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6:36Tail DraggerHOST
Radio broadcasts went out live across the country.
20. Battles For and Against Americanization
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30:44John MerrimanHOST
So, what they did is they got a hold of some D-Day landing filled them with Coca-Cola, and the Coca-Cola Company landed on the shores of Finland, literally, with all these publicity material and with 720,000 bottles of Coca-Cola.
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31:02John MerrimanHOST
Now, the chairman of, I didn't know this either until I read Keisel, the chairman of Coca-Cola was James Farley, who was a former aide to Franklin Roosevelt, and thus he had good contacts.
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31:16John MerrimanHOST
and he was a militant anti-communist who identified the drinking of Coca-Cola with democracy.
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31:25John MerrimanHOST
The Soviets, and in their satellite states, did not drink Coca-Cola, but good old Americans drank Coca-Cola.