biography
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| lived:
| (1892–1940)
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| biography:
| Foreign correspondent, born near Pokagon, Michigan, USA. His reports from Mexico during the Pancho Villa crisis helped gain him a lifelong job with the United Press (from 1916). A World War 1 correspondent, he became general manager for European news in the crucial years preceding World War 2. His book I Have Found No Peace (1936) expressed disillusionment with modern technology and politics. |
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