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→Career highlights and notes: Added picture of Roger Angell and infobox with another contributor to the New Yorker magazine
==Career highlights and notes==
==Career highlights and notes==
[[File:Roger Angell and Edward Koren - Koren exhibition.jpg|right|thumb|Roger Angell posses with his friend and New Yorker magazine cartoonist/artist Edward Koren at the opening of the Koren exhibition. Like Angell's contributions, this exhibition celebrated the career of Edward Koren as a long-standing contributor to The New Yorker.]]
In March 1944, Roger Angell sold a short story called “Three Ladies in the Morning” to The New Yorker, this was the very first story published in the magazine written by Angell. Angell's byline, which came at the end of the piece in those days, was “Cpl.
In March 1944, Roger Angell sold a short story called “Three Ladies in the Morning” to The New Yorker, this was the very first story published in the magazine written by Angell. Angell's byline, which came at the end of the piece in those days, was “Cpl.