Pulitzer Prizes
- 1935: for distinguished correspondence: impartial and analytical Washington coverage.
- 1938: for distinguished Washington correspondence.
- 1951: A special commendation for his exclusive interview with President Truman as "the outstanding instance of national reporting in 1950."
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