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Carlos Hurd

1876 – 1950

American journalist

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About Carlos Hurd

Lived 1876 – 1950 (aged 73–74). Carlos Hurd was a journalist.

Carlos F. Hurd (September 22 1876 – June 8 1950) was an American journalist, who wrote primarily for the St. Louis Post Dispatch.

Titanic In April 1912, Hurd and his wife boarded the RMS Carpathia for a two-month holiday. On the night of April 14, the Titanic sank in the Atlantic Ocean, and Hurd began recording the accounts of the disaster from the survivors, being noted as having to record stories on a roll of toilet paper. His report became one of the most notable recordings of the century.

Hurd died on June 8, 1950, and was buried at the Bellefontaine Cemetery in St. Louis.

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Born
1876
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Died
1950
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Who was Carlos Hurd?

American journalist (1876–1950)

When was Carlos Hurd born?

Carlos Hurd was born in 1876.

When did Carlos Hurd die?

Carlos Hurd died in 1950.

What was Carlos Hurd's occupation?

Carlos Hurd was a journalist.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Carlos Hurd

· Wikidata: Q134086568

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