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Knox, Frank

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Knox, (William) Frank(lin) (1874–1944)

US journalist and cabinet member. He worked as a journalist in Michigan before becoming co-owner of the influential New Hampshire Manchester Union (1912–27). A brilliant administrator, he bought and revitalized the Chicago Daily News (1931–40). Although a Republican, he was President Franklin Roosevelt's secretary of the navy (1940–44). Knox was born in Boston, Massachusetts.



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