U. S. Journalism and kindred worlds were stirred last week by announcement of the 1928-29 winners of the annual prizes which the late great Publisher Joseph Pulitzer established to elevate his countrymen and perpetuate his name.
To the New York Evening World, a Pulitzer paper, went the "most meritorious public service" prize, a $500 gold medal, for combating civic graft.
Paul Scott Mowrer, Chicago Daily News, got the press correspondence prize$500 cash.
Paul Y. Anderson, St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Pulitzer paper), did the best reporting (oil scandals aftermath)$1,000 cash.
Rollin Kirby,New York...
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