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1 of 1977 Paul Mowrer

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Name	Mowrer, Paul
Othernames	Paul Scott Mowrer
Born	July 14, 1887
Birthplace	Bloomington, Indiana
Places of residence	Grew up in Hyde Park neighborood Lived primarily in Europe from the 1910s to the '30s, often in Paris, France with his brother Edgar. Moved to New Hampshire. Built a home in the Shore Acres subdivision of Lake Bluff in 1936 and lived there until 1944.
Education	Journalism from University of Michigan
Occupation	Newspaper Correspondednt, Author, and Poet Started a career as a Chicago newspaper reporter in 1905. European reporter and foreign editor for the "Chicago Dail News" and other papers from 1909 into the '30s. First recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Foreign Correspondence, in 1929. "Chicago Daily News" chief editorial writer in 1934, editor in 1935. - Retired from the newspaper in 1944 and moved to New Hampshire to focus on Poetry. Named New Hampshire's first Poet Laureate in 1968.
Role	Writer
Publications	Published nine books.
Spouse	Winifred Adams - m. 1909; d. 1933, Harley Richardson Hemingway - m. 1933
Children	Two Children

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