About Grover C. Hall
Lived 1888 – 1941 (aged 52–53). Grover C. Hall was an American newspaper editor, editor and journalist.
Grover Cleveland Hall Sr. (January 11, 1888 – January 9, 1941) was an American newspaper editor. Hall had previously supported the Ku Klux Klan until it challenged the state's dominant political establishment, the Big Mule/Black Belt coalition, in the election of 1926. It was issued by the New York City League for Industrial Democracy as pages 27–40 of a 40-page pamphlet, with a longer article by the editor of The New Republic.
The pamphlet opened with a two-page dedication to the recently deceased Baruch Charney Vladeck and was sold for 15 cents.
Family
Hall married Claudia English in 1912 and they had one son, Grover Cleveland Jr.
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Who was Grover C. Hall?
American newspaper editor
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Grover C. Hall was born on 11 January 1888.
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Grover C. Hall died in 1941.
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Grover C. Hall was a newspaper editor, editor and journalist.
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Grover C. Hall was American.
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