Background
Pepper, William Mullin was born on August 25, 1903 in Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of William Mullin and Sarah (Thomas) Pepper.
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William Mullin Pepper
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William Mullin Pepper, American lawyer, lexicographer, newspaperman. Recipient Maria Moors Cabot award, 1960, Tom Wallace award Inter American Press Association, 1964. Member journalism jury Pulitzer prize, 1953, 54.; Served as Lieutenant commander of The United States Navy Reserve, 1941-1945; Member Inter American Press Association (former chairman awards committee, director
Education
Student United States Naval Academy, 1923-1925. Juris Doctor, U. Florida, 1929.
Career
With Gainesville (Florida) Daily Sun, 1917-1963, successively reporter, sports editor, desk editor, editor public, co-public, editor, 1945-1963, newspaper consultant, lexicographer. Admitted to Florida bar, 1929, practiced Miami, 1929-1932, Gainesville, 1963-1965. Staffwriter A.P., 1935-1941.
Secretary, general legal counsel Inter American Press Association Technology Center, 1963-1965.
Achievements
Membership
Member journalism jury Pulitzer prize, 1953, 54. Served as Lieutenant commander of The United States Navy Reserve, 1941-1945. Member Inter American Press Association (former chairman awards committee, director
Connections
Married Kathryn Tucker, November 16, 1925 (deceased). Married second, Kathryn Angle Scarritt, December 30, 1963. Children: William Mullin III, Patricia Kathryn (Mistress Washington Gager, Junior.
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Nationality
American