Background
Wagner, Charles Abraham was born on March 10, 1901 in New York City. Son of Morris and Fannie (Haut) Wagner.
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Poems of the Soil and Sea
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Charles Abraham Wagner
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Student, Long Island Medical College, 1919. AB, Columbia University, 1923.
Career
Journalist Literature Supplement, Morning World, 1925-1926. Drama reviews Morning Telegraph, 1926-1929. Book review editor Brooklyn Times, 1930-1932.
Literature editor Daily and Sunday Mirror, New York City, since 1932. Book, art critic, editor in chief New York Sunday Mirror Magazine for King Features Syndicate, 1957-1963. Instructor journalism New York University.
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Poems of the Soil and Sea
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Poems of the Soil and Sea
Membership
Member American Newspaper Guild, Authors League, Poetry Society of America (First prize 1971, executive secretary since 1964), American Academy Political and Social Science Clubs: Harvard (New York City), National Arts (New York City). Sloane (London).
Connections
Married Ruth Waters, 1920. Married Celia Wagner, July 9, 1930. Children: Carl and Caryl (twins).
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American
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1919
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1923
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1925 - 1926
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1926 - 1929
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1930 - 1932
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Recipient Poetry Magazine 1st award for +37The Unknown Soldier, 1929, Stratford magazine poetry award, 1930. Edwin Markham poetry award, 1933. Harvard Nieman fellow in Journalism, 1945.Recipient Poetry Magazine 1st award for +37The Unknown Soldier, 1929, Stratford magazine poetry award, 1930. Edwin Markham poetry award, 1933. Harvard Nieman fellow in Journalism, 1945.