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Joseph C. Harsch
Joseph C. Harsch (May 25, 1905 – June 3, 1998) was a newspaper, radio, and television journalist - a foreign correspondent whose good fortune as a news reporter was his knack for being present at locations where historical events were occurring. He spent more than sixty years writing for the ''Christian Science Monitor'' and at the time of his departure from his stationing in London he was named as a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE Hon).
==Early life==
Joseph Close Harsch was born in Toledo, Ohio, the son of Paul Harsch, a real estate salesman, and his wife Lela. When Paul Harsch became a Christian Scientist, he raised his sons in the faith, which would lead to a career-long affiliation for Harsch as a reporter. Joseph Harsch studied history at Williams College in Massachusetts, where he received a bachelor's degree in 1927 after writing a thesis on the Hundred Years' War.〔Obituary: Joseph C. Harsch; ''The Independent'', London, England; June 5, 1998〕 Later, he traveled to Corpus Christi, Cambridge where he received a bachelor's degree from Cambridge University in 1929. Later that same year, Harsch went to work as a reporter for the ''Christian Science Monitor'' in Washington, D.C.〔"Obituary: Joseph C. Harsch"; ''The Independent'', London, England; June 5, 1998〕
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