Background
Warner, Albert Lyman was born on March 1, 1903 in Brooklyn. Son of Edwin G. and Euphemia Jane Gray (Lawson) Warner.
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Albert Lyman Warner
Edit Profileeditor radio news correspondent
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Amherst College, 1924, Master of Arts (honorary), 1954. Student Columbia, 1925-1926.
Career
Reporter Daily Eagle, 1924. Legislative correspondent, New York Times, Albany, 1926-1929. Assistant chief Washington Bureau, New York Herald-Tribune, 1930-1936, chief of bureau, 1936-1939.
Covered Presidential campaigns, 1928-1956, World Economics Conference, London, 1933, Inter American Conference, Havana, 1940. Washington Corresponding and Commentator, C.B.S., March 1939-1942. Chief Washington news bureau Mutual Broadcasting Company, 1945-1949, American Broadcasting Company, 1949-1950, 54-56, NBC Three Star Extra, 1950-1953.
Associate editor United States News and World Report, 1956-1971.
Membership
Member White House Committee on Employment Physically Handicapped, 1946-1956. Commissioned major in Army the United States, July 2, 1942, colonel, chief War Intelligence Division, Bureau Public Relations. Member Amherst Alumni Council, 1925.
Member White House Corresponding Association (Vice-President 1933-1934, president 1935-1936), Radio Corresponding Assns. (vice president 1939-1940. Clubs: National Press, Gridirion, Cosmos, Overseas Writers (Washington).
Connections
Married Harriet West Rowe, April. Children: Edwin Gaylord II, Albert Lyman, Junior.
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