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1935 Pulitzer Prize
The following are the
Pulitzer Prizes
for 1935.
Journalism awards
Public Service:
*
The
Sacramento Bee
for its campaign against
political machine
influence in the appointment of two
Federal judges
in
Nevada
.
Reporting:
*
William Taylor
of the
New York Herald
Tribune
for the series of articles on
the international
yacht races.
Correspondence:
*
Arthur Krock
of
The
New York Times
for his Washington
dispatches
Editorial Writing:
* No award given.
Editorial Cartooning:
* Ross A.
Lewis
of the
Milwaukee Journal
for "Sure, I'll Work for Both Sides".
Letters and
Drama
Awards
Novel:
*
Now in November
by
Josephine Winslow Johnson
.
Drama:
*
The
Old Maid
by
Zoe Akins
History:
*
The
Colonial Period
of
American History
by
Charles McLean Andrews
.
Biography or Autobiography:
*
Biography
of
Robert
E. Lee
by Douglas S. Freeman.
Poetry:
*
Bright Ambush
by
Audrey Wurdemann
.
