Everything about Ralph Pulitzer totally explained
Influential publisher and socialite Ralph Pulitzer (1879-1939) was the son of newspaper magnate
Joseph Pulitzer and upon Pulitzer's death acquired control of the
New York World, an influential American newspaper. For decades, Ralph Pulitzer was one of the most influential men in American journalism.
Pulitzer was raised in great wealth and attended first
St. Mark's School of Southborough and then
Harvard University. He was married twice, once to
Margaret Leech, who, ironically, had received two
Pulitzer Prizes. (These awards were endowed by Ralph Pulitzer's father, Joseph.)
An active supporter of the
National Air Races, Ralph Pulitzer sponsored the Pulitzer Trophy Race to encourage higher speed in landplanes.
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