Pulitzer Prize Awards Made
New York May 6 Eugen O Neill won the first posthumous Pulitzer drama prize for Long Day s Journey Into Night. John F Kennedy received a biography prize for Profiles in Courage from Columbia trustees. Chicago Daily News won public service for exposing a 22 million dollar Illinois fraud.
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Russian Leaves Teacher at Sarah Lawrence Wins Music Award
Ambitious composition titled Russia Leaves teacher at Sarah Lawrence College earned the Pulmar Dello Joico prize for its wartime meditation on Bolshevik power. The work, written to reflect shifts from 1937 onward, marks a notable moment as Russia exited music for ballet amid World War I. Richard Wilbur was recently appointed.
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