Congress hastily authorized $50 million to help the country get ready for war after William Randolph kept his word and told Frederick Remington that he would incite war with Spain.
In the middle of the 1930s, Hearst's periodical saw its highest readership of 20 million per day. He had a terrible grasp of money management, and his level of debt during the Great Depression forced the late 1930s liquidation of the majority of his assets. Hearst was successful in keeping his publications.
Hearst undoubtedly led his time in a revolutionary and creative manner. He flourished during a time when there were both significant scientific developments and the Great Depression. He was a true Renaissance guy, exploring and thriving in a variety of facets of life.
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