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Pulitzer Prizes: Reporting



1917
Herbert B. Swope (New York World)
1918
Harold A. Littledale (New York Evening Post)
1920
John J. Leary, Jr. (New York World)
1921
Louis Seibold (New York World)
1922
Kirke L. Simpson (Associated Press)
1923
Alva Johnston (New York Times)
1924
Magner White (San Diego Sun)
1925
James W. Mulroy and Alvin H. Goldstein (Chicago Daily News)
1926
William Burke Miller (Louisville Courier-Journal)
1927
John T. Rogers (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
1929
Paul Y. Anderson (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
1930
Russell D. Owen (New York Times); special award: W. O. Dapping (Auburn [N.Y.] Citizen)
1931
A. B. MacDonald (Kansas City [Mo.] Star)
1932
W. C. Richards, D. D. Martin, J. S. Pooler, F. D. Webb, and J. N. W. Sloan (Detroit Free Press)
1933
Francis A. Jamieson (Associated Press)
1934
Royce Brier (San Francisco Chronicle)
1935
William H. Taylor (New York Herald Tribune)
1936
Lauren D. Lyman (New York Times)
1937
John J. O'Neill (New York Herald Tribune); William Leonard Laurence (New York Times); Howard W. Blakeslee (Associated Press); Gobind Behari Lal (Universal Service); David Dietz (Scripps–Howard Newspapers)
1938
Raymond Sprigle (Pittsburg Post-Gazette)
1939
Thomas L. Stokes (New York World-Telegram)
1940
S. Burton Heath (New York World-Telegram)
1941
Westbrook Pegler (New York World-Telegram)
1942
Stanton Delaplane (San Francisco Chronicle)
1943
George Weller (Chicago Daily News)
1944
Paul Schoenstein and associates (New York Journal-American)
1945
Jack S. McDowell (San Francisco Call-Bulletin)
1946
William Leonard Laurence (New York Times)
1947
Frederick Woltman (New York World-Telegram)
1948
George E. Goodwin (Atlanta Journal)
1949
Malcolm Johnson (New York Sun)
1950
Meyer Berger (New York Times)
1951
Edward S. Montgomery (San Francisco Examiner)
1952
George de Carvalho (San Francisco Chronicle)
1953
Editorial staff (Providence Journal and Evening Bulletin);1 Edward J. Mowery (New York World-Telegram and Sun)2
1954
Vicksburg (Miss.) Sunday Post-Herald;1 Alvin Scott McCoy (Kansas City [Mo.] Star)2
1955
Mrs. Caro Brown (Alice [Tex.] Daily Echo);1 Roland Kenneth Towery (Cuero [Tex.] Record)2
1956
Lee Hills (Detroit Free Press);1 Arthur Daley (New York Times)2
1957
Salt Lake Tribune;1 Wallace Turner and William Lambert (Portland Oregonian)2
1958
Fargo [N.D.] Forum;1 George Beveridge (Washington [D.C.] Evening Star)2
1959
Mary Lou Werner (Washington [D.C.] Evening Star);1 John Harold Brislin (Scranton [Pa.] Tribune & Scrantonian)2
1960
Jack Nelson (Atlanta Constitution);1 Miriam Ottenberg (Washington Evening Star)2
1961
Sanche de Gramont (New York Herald Tribune);1 Edgar May (Buffalo Evening News)2
1962
Robert D. Mullins (Deseret News, Salt Lake City);1 George Bliss (Chicago Tribune)2
1963
Sylvan Fox, Anthony Shannon, and William Longgood (New York World-Telegram and Sun);1 Oscar Griffin, Jr. (former editor of Pecos [Tex.] Independent and Enterprise, now on staff of Houston Chronicle)2
1. Reporting under pressure of edition deadlines.
2. Reporting not under pressure of edition deadlines.

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