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Robert Rutherford McCormick was born in Chicago on 30th July, 1880. As a child he lived in London with his father, Robert Sanderson McCormick, who was a staff secretary to Robert Todd Lincoln. In 1899 he went to Yale College. Later he graduated with a law degree from Northwestern University and in 1908 he co-founded the law firm Kirkland & Ellis.
The 1st Infantry Division of the United States Army, nicknamed “The Big Red One,” was the first unit to deploy and engage in battle during WWI, WWII, and Vietnam. Established on June 8, 1917, the First Infantry Division has taken part in nearly every American War and is the longest continuously-serving division of the U.S. Army.
13. Juli 1997 · f men were ships, Robert R McCormick would have been a dreadnought, Six feet four inches tall, with a 52-inch chest, 36-inch arms, an armor-plated ego and a personality as pugnacious as a gun turret, he hugely displaced all ambient elements, physical, social, and political, as he steamed through his four-decade career as editor of The Chicago Tribune.
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Cantigny, located in Wheaton, Illinois, is a 500-acre park that was once the estate of Joseph Medill and his grandson Colonel Robert R. McCormick, both publishers of the Chicago Tribune. This expansive park is situated 30 miles west of Chicago, making it a convenient destination for those visiting the city. Attractions at Cantigny
6. Sept. 2017 · Isolationist publisher Robert R. McCormick's legacy includes the First Division Museum and an account of the WWI Russian Front.
The Robert R. McCormick Museum, nestled in Cantigny Park in Wheaton Illinois, was the former home of the Journalism magnate and owner of the Chicago Tribune. McCormick established a legacy rooted in Chicago and dedicated his life to the newspaper and media industry, building communities, honoring veterans, and serving the City of Chicago as a civic leader. His home, constructed in 1896, then ...
