Ensign H. Pulitzer, USNRF, was designated Naval Aviator #410 in 1918. Served in France during the World War, and was discharged from active service in 1921, with rank of Lieutenant (Junior Grade).
Prior to the U.S. entry, had taken flight instruction with Thomas Morse Flying School and Curtiss Aviation School. In addition had been a member of the American Ambulance Service in France.
Was the youngest son of Joseph Pulitzer. Married the former Miss Gladys Munn in August 1926, in Paris, the second marriage for Gladys.
Died of uremic poisoning at the American Hospital, Paris. Gladys died in 1938. Survivored by two children, Gladys (Mrs. David Barlett) and Herbert Jr. In addition, from Gladys' first marriage, two step-children, Grace (Mrs. Allan Ryan) and Charles M. Amory.
Prior to the U.S. entry, had taken flight instruction with Thomas Morse Flying School and Curtiss Aviation School. In addition had been a member of the American Ambulance Service in France.
Was the youngest son of Joseph Pulitzer. Married the former Miss Gladys Munn in August 1926, in Paris, the second marriage for Gladys.
Died of uremic poisoning at the American Hospital, Paris. Gladys died in 1938. Survivored by two children, Gladys (Mrs. David Barlett) and Herbert Jr. In addition, from Gladys' first marriage, two step-children, Grace (Mrs. Allan Ryan) and Charles M. Amory.
Ensign H. Pulitzer, USNRF, was designated Naval Aviator #410 in 1918. Served in France during the World War, and was discharged from active service in 1921, with rank of Lieutenant (Junior Grade).
Prior to the U.S. entry, had taken flight instruction with Thomas Morse Flying School and Curtiss Aviation School. In addition had been a member of the American Ambulance Service in France.
Was the youngest son of Joseph Pulitzer. Married the former Miss Gladys Munn in August 1926, in Paris, the second marriage for Gladys.
Died of uremic poisoning at the American Hospital, Paris. Gladys died in 1938. Survivored by two children, Gladys (Mrs. David Barlett) and Herbert Jr. In addition, from Gladys' first marriage, two step-children, Grace (Mrs. Allan Ryan) and Charles M. Amory.
Prior to the U.S. entry, had taken flight instruction with Thomas Morse Flying School and Curtiss Aviation School. In addition had been a member of the American Ambulance Service in France.
Was the youngest son of Joseph Pulitzer. Married the former Miss Gladys Munn in August 1926, in Paris, the second marriage for Gladys.
Died of uremic poisoning at the American Hospital, Paris. Gladys died in 1938. Survivored by two children, Gladys (Mrs. David Barlett) and Herbert Jr. In addition, from Gladys' first marriage, two step-children, Grace (Mrs. Allan Ryan) and Charles M. Amory.
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