The 1940s: Media: Awards
THE 1940s: MEDIA: AWARDS
Pulitzer Prizes for Journalism
1940
Public Service: Water bury (Conn.) Republican-American
Reporting (General): S. Burton Heath, New York World-Telegram
Correspondence: Otto D. Tolischus, The New York Times
Editorial Writing: Bart Howard, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Editorial Cartoons: Edmund Duffy, Baltimore Sun
1941
Public Service: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Reporting (General): Westbrook Pegler, New York World-Telegram
Correspondence: Group award to American war correspondents
Editorial Writing: Reuben Maury, New York Daily News
Editorial Cartoons: Jacob Burck, Chicago Times
Special Citation: The New York Times foreign news report
1942
Public Service: Los Angeles Times
Reporting (General): Stanton Delaplane, San Francisco Chronicle
Telegraphic Reporting (National): Louis Stark, The New York Times
Telegraphic Reporting (International): Laurence Edmund Allen, Associated Press Correspondence, and Carlos P. Romulo, Philippines Herald
Editorial Writing: Geoffrey Parsons, New York Herald Tribune
Editorial Cartoons: Herbert Lawrence Block (Herblock), NEA Service
Photography: Milton Brooks, Detroit News
1943
Public Service: Omaha World-Herald
Reporting (General): George Weller, Chicago Daily News
Telegraphic Reporting (National): No award
Telegraphic Reporting (International): Ira Wolfert, North American Newspaper Alliance
Correspondence: Hanson W. Baldwin, The New York Times
Editorial Writing: Forrest W. Seymour, Des Moines Register & Tribune
Editorial Cartoons: Jay N. Darling, New York Herald Tribune
Photography: Frank Noel, Associated Press
1944
Public Service: The New York Times
Reporting (General): Paul Schoenstein and Associates, New York Journal-American
Telegraphic Reporting (National): Dewey L. Fleming, Baltimore Sun
Telegraphic Reporting (International): Daniel de Luce, Associated Press
Correspondence: Ernest Taylor Pyle, Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Editorial Writing: Henry J. Haskell, Kansas City Star
Editorial Cartoons: Clifford K. Berryman, Washington Evening Star
Photography: Frank Filan, Associated Press, and Earle L. Bunker, Omaha World-Herald
Special Citation: Byron Price, director of Office of Censorship, and William Allen White
1945
Public Service: Detroit Free Press
Reporting (General): Jack S. McDowell, San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Telegraphic Reporting (National): James Reston, The New York Times
Telegraphic Reporting (International): Mark S. Watson, Baltimore Sun
Correspondence: Harold V. Boyle, Associated Press
Editorial Writing: George W. Potter, Providence Journal-Bulletin
Editorial Cartoons: Sgt. Bill Mauldin, United Features Syndicate
Photography: Joe Rosenthal, Associated Press
Special Citation: American press cartographers
1946
Public Service: Scranton (Pa.) Times
Reporting (General): William L. Laurence, The New York Times
Telegraphic Reporting (National): Edward A. Harris, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Telegraphic Reporting (International): Homer William Bigart, New York Herald Tribune
Correspondence: Arnaldo Cortesi, The New York Times
Editorial Writing: Hodding Carter, Delta Democrat-Times (Greenville, Mississippi)
Editorial Cartoons: Bruce A. Russell, Los Angeles Times
Photography: No award
1947
Public Service: Baltimore Sun
Reporting (General): Frederick Woltman, New York World-Telegram
Telegraphic Reporting (National): Edward T. Folliard, Washington Post
Telegraphic Reporting (International): Eddy Gilmore, Associated Press
Correspondence: Brooks Atkinson, The New York Times
Editorial Writing: William H. Grimes, Wall Street Journal
Editorial Cartoons: Vaughn Shoemaker, Chicago Daily News
Photography: Arnold Hardy, Atlanta, Georgia
Special Citation: Columbia University, its Graduate School of Journalism, and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, marking the centennial of Joseph Pulitzer's birth
1948
Public Service: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Reporting (General): George E. Goodwin, Atlanta Journal
National Reporting: Bert Andrews, New York Herald Tribune, and Nat S. Finney, Minneapolis Tribune
International Reporting: Paul W. Ward, Baltimore Sun
Editorial Writing: Virginius Dabney, Richmond Times Dispatch
Editorial Cartoons: Reuben L. Goldberg, New York Sun
Photography: Frank Cushing, Boston Traveler
Special Citation: Dr. Frank Diehl Fackenthal
1949
Public Service: Nebraska State Journal
Reporting (General): Malcolm Johnson, New York Sun
National Reporting: C. P. Trussell, The New York Times
International Reporting: Price Day, Baltimore Sun
Editorial Writing: John H. Crider, Boston Herald, and Herbert Elliston, Washington Post
Editorial Cartoons: Lute Pease, Newark Evening News
Photography: Nathaniel Fein, New York Herald Tribune
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