Biography
Clyde Allen was framed as the Brooklyn tabloid "Hammer Man" and sentenced to thirty-five years before the ILD won him a new trial — one of the Depression-era frame-up cases of Black workers the ILD publicized in 1936.
Clyde Allen was framed as the Brooklyn tabloid "Hammer Man" and sentenced to thirty-five years before the ILD won him a new trial — one of the Depression-era frame-up cases of Black workers the ILD publicized in 1936.
