Death of Col. McCormick Ends Chicago Tribune Era
Colonel Robert R. McCormick, 74, publisher of the Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News, died in his sleep at his farm near Wheaton after a long illness. He led the Tribune for decades, shaping its aggressive editorials and building a large media empire. The veteran publisher, known as the colonel for WWI service, had planned succession with trusted aides as he faded from public life. His death marks the end of an era in American journalism and Chicago press history.
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Funeral service will be held Saturday for Joseph Pulitzer editor and publisher of the St. Louis Post Dispatch for 43 years. Pulitzer, 70, died at Barnes Hospital from a ruptured abdominal blood vessel after falling ill at his office and at home in Ladue.
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Japan announces a daily air quality survey focusing on radioactivity, rainfall, and dust levels across the country, with readings taken at multiple sampling points to monitor environmental impact.
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