Alice Rogers Hager

Alice Rogers Hager (1894–1969) was an American writer, journalist, and traveler. During World War I, she served as a Special agent to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. During World War II, she served as Chief of Public Information of the Civil Aeronautics Board. Hager was also President of the Women's National Press Club. he reported on aviation news for the North American Newspaper Syndicate.

During World War II, Hager reported on the air war in China, Burma, and India (CBI). They had two daughters, Carolyn Anne (b. 1921), and Helen Dinwiddie (b. 1923).

The Alice Rogers Hager Papers are held at Syracuse University.

Awards and honors China Burma India theater ribbon, U.S. War Department

Selected works Articles "Women Who Work for "Uncle Sam". Brief Reviews of Long Reports No. 1.", The Woman's Citizen, January 1927, vol. 11, p. 38 (text) "I Flew for a Week", Flying Magazine, January 1939, p. 27 (text)

Poems "Beside the Peach Blossom Fountain", Asia, October 1918, vol. 18, p. 819 (text) "Roma Eversa", Art and Archaeology, December 1919, vol. 8, no. 6, p. 347 (text) "Shadows", The Lyric West, 1921 vol. 1, p. 17 (text)