PULITZER PRIZES
WINNERS FOR THIS YEAR
NEW YORK, May 4
The winners of the Pulitzer Prizes for Journalism and Letters for 1943, the values of which range from 500 to 1,000 dollars, are:— Correspondence section: Hanson Baldwin, of the “New York Times,” for articles based on his tour of the south-west Pacific.
Telegraphic reporting of international affairs: Ira Wolfert, of the North American Newspaper, Alliance, for three articles covering the Battle of the Solomons.
Reporter’s work: George Weller, of the “Chicago Daily News,” for his story of a pharmacist’s mate operating on a sailor in enemy waters. American play: Thornton Wilder, for his play, “The Skin of Our Teeth.” American biography: Samuel Eliot Morison, for “Admiral ot the Ocean Sea,” the story of Columbus. Noval, preferably of American life: Upton Sinclair, for “Dragon’s Teeth.”
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 June 1943, Page 3
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