Samuel Lubell

Background

Lubell, Samuel was born on November 3, 1911 in Poland. Came to the United States, 1913. Son of Louis and Mollie (Reitkop) Lubell.

Education

Evening student, City College of New York, 1931. Bachelor of Science, School Journalism, Columbia, 1933.

Career

Reporter, rewrite man Long Island DAily Press, 1935-1936. Reporter, Army and Navy editor, and writer "Federal Diary" column Washington Post, 1936-1937. Copy desk, labor editor Richmond (Virginia) Times-Dispatch, 1937.

Reporter, rewrite man Washington Herald, 1937-1938. Free lance writer national magazines, chiefly Sat. Evening Post, 1938-1941.

Writer Office of Facts and Figures, later Office of War Information, 1941. General secretary Rubber Survey Committee (Baruch Committee), 1942. Assistant to James F. Byrnes, director Office Economic Stabilization, 1942.

Assistant to Bernard M. BAruch, advisory unit on war and post-war adjustment policies Office War Mobilization. China war correspondent Sat. Evening Post; European correspondent Providence Journal, 1946.

Director Opinion Reporting Workshop School Journalism, Columbia University, 1958-1968. Harvard fellow Kennedy Institute Politics, 1974. Visiting professor University Connecticut, 1975.

Achievements

• Samuel Lubell has been listed as a notable writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • The hidden crisis in American politics

    (Hidden Crisis In American Politics, The, by Lubell, Samuel)

  • Revolt of the moderates

    (Revolt Of The Moderates, by Lubell, Samuel)

  • The Future of American Politics
  • Lubell Future While it Happened (Paper
  • The Future While It Happened
  • Future of American Politics
  • The Revolution in World Trade and American Economic Policy

Connections

Married Helen Sopot, March 22, 1941. Children: Bernard, Walter.

Father:

Louis Lubell

Mother:

Mollie (Reitkop) Lubell

Spouse:

Helen Sopot

child:

Bernard Lubell

child:

Walter Lubell