Victor Eubank

Background

Eubank, Victor was born on August 14, 1883 in Nodaway County, Missouri, United States. Son of Reuben B. and Mary Elizabeth (Campbell) Eubank.

Education

Educated private and public schools and University Medical College, Missouri. Unmarried.

Career

Began with Kansas City Star, 1903. With Chicago Inter-Ocean, 1904, later with Chicago Record-Herald, Chicago Evening Journal, Chicago Examiner and Chicago Tribune. Joined Associated Press, 1913, as editor Chicago Bureau.

Literature and supervising director Essanay Film Company, Chicago, 1914.

In World War as Lieutenant and captain Signal corpus, United States army, later captain intelligence section O.R.C. Rejoined Associated Press, 1921, Far Eastern cable editor, San Francisco, 1922-1924, cable editor, New York, 1924-1925, chief Associated Press Bureau, Tokyo, Japan, 1925-1929.

London Five-Power Naval Conference, 1930. Chief Moscow Bureau, 1930-1931. International Financial Conference, London, 1931.

Transferred to headquarters Associated Press, New York, 1931.

Writing leading Wall Street review daily for Associated Press 1931-1948, now writing special features.

Achievements

• Victor Eubank has been listed as a noteworthy newspaperman by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Father:

Reuben B. Eubank

Mother:

Mary Elizabeth (Campbell) Eubank