About
British journalist remembered for his popular Daily Mirror Column, which he penned for three decades under the pseudonym "Cassandra."
Before Fame
In 1935, he began his career as a newspaper humor columnist.
Trivia
Among his most famous and controversial pieces were an article accusing English humor writer P.G. Wodehouse of being a member of the Nazi party and a 1956 column exposing the homosexual orientation of pianist Liberace.
Family Life
He died in his late fifties in his native England.
Associated With
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill erroneously viewed a 1942 Daily Mirror piece created by Connor and cartoonist Philip Zec as a threat to the British government.
