Board lander photo
Board lander photo caption
front row, left to right: E. Canham, J. Pulitzer, P. Miller, W.D. Maxwell, B. Bingham, N. Chandler; back row, left to right: J. Reston, R. McGill, V. Royster, G. Kirk, K. MacDonad, N. Noyes, J. Hohenberg
Board Lander Sub Title
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr., chair; John Hohenberg, secretary
Walter Kerr
Years
Job title
Author and Critic, New York Times
Ordering weight
0 (Chair)
Position on jury
Chair
Employer is a publication
No
Categories:
Drama
Associated Person(s)
Ernest Samuels
Years
Job title
Professor, Northwestern University
Ordering weight
2
Employer is a publication
No
Categories:
Biography
Associated Person(s)
Walter Jackson Bate
Years
Job title
Professor, Harvard University
Ordering weight
1
Employer is a publication
No
Categories:
Biography
Associated Person(s)
Vermont C. Royster
Job title
editor and senior vice president
First name
Vermont C.
Last name
Royster
Location
New York, NY
New York Times obituary, July 23, 1996
Vermont Royster, a former editor of The Wall Street Journal who won two Pulitzer Prizes and helped to shape his newspaper into the country's leading business daily, died yesterday in a retirement community in Raleigh, N.C., The Journal said. He was 82.
The Journal said Mr. Royster had been in ill health for several years.
Employer
The Wall Street Journal
Photo
Ordering weight
1
James Reston
Job title
vice president
First name
James
Last name
Reston
(Courtesy of The New York Times)
James Reston, a Giant of Journalism, Dies at 86
By R.W. Apple Jr.
December 7, 1995
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6— James Reston, former columnist, Washington correspondent and executive editor of The New York Times, died tonight at his home here. He was 86.
The cause was cancer, said his son Thomas.
Employer
The New York Times
Ordering weight
1
Joseph Pulitzer Jr. (III)
Job title
editor and publisher
First name
Joseph Jr. (III)
Last name
Pulitzer
Years
Joseph Pulitzer Jr. Is Dead at 80; Publisher Was Avid Art Collector
by DENNIS HEVESI
Published: Thursday, May 27, 1993
Employer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ordering weight
0 (Chair)
Newbold Noyes
Job title
editor
First name
Newbold
Last name
Noyes
Location
Washington, DC
(Courtesy of The New York Times)
Newbold Noyes Jr., 79, Ex-Editor Of The Washington Evening Star
By Edward Wyatt
December 19, 1997
Newbold Noyes Jr., who as editor of The Washington Evening Star from 1963 to 1975 was the last member of four generations of his family to lead the newspaper, died yesterday in Sorrento, Me. He was 79.
Mr. Noyes had heart problems, said a son, Newbold Noyes 3d.
Employer
The Evening Star
Ordering weight
1