Charles Cooke
Charles Cooke, now deceased, was a "New Yorker" reporter. During World War II he joined the Air Force. He then became the associate editor of "Esquire" and "Holiday". He was an avid amateur pianist.
Charles Cooke, now deceased, was a "New Yorker" reporter. During World War II he joined the Air Force. He then became the associate editor of "Esquire" and "Holiday". He was an avid amateur pianist. See less
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