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Paul Scott Mowrer (July 14, 1887 – April 4, 1971) was an American newspaper correspondent. Early life and career. Paul Scott Mowrer was born in Bloomington, Illinois on July 14, 1887. [1] . He studied at the University of Michigan and began his newspaper career in 1905 as a reporter in Chicago. [2] .
- Newspaper correspondent
- Pulitzer Prize for Correspondence
- University of Michigan
- Edgar Ansel Mowrer (brother)
7 apr 1971 · CHICAGO, April 6—Paul Scott Mowrer, a leading foreign correspondent for The Chimp Daily News and its editor in World War II, died on Sunday in Beaufort, S. C., while returning from a...
Paul Scott Mowrer of Chicago Daily News Share: Twitter Facebook Email For his coverage of international affairs including the Franco-British Naval Pact and Germany's campaign for revision of the Dawes Plan.
Paul Scott Mowrer. Foreign Editor of the Chicago Daily News 1926, First recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Foreign Correspondence 1929,Chief Editorial Writer for the Chicago Daily News 1933, Author, Poet, and New Hampshire's First Poet Laureate. On July 3, 1933 in London, he married Hadley Richardson Hemingway.
Biography of Paul Scott Mowrer. Scope and Content of the Collection. Organization. General note. Control Access. Inventory. Correspondence, works, photographs and personal materials related to Paul Scott Mowrer, Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent, author, newspaper editor, and poet.
Paul Scott Mowrer filed his first stories of World War I from the French side, then dangerously skipped behind German lines and out again. When he reached Paris a U.P. man showed him a wire...
Foreign correspondent and later editor of the Chicago Daily News, PAUL. SCOTT MOWRER describes the problems peculiar to news reporting when the home office is an ocean or two distant. He is now...
