Marcosson, Isaac Frederick

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Marcosson, Isaac Frederick (1876–1961) journalist; born in Louisville, Ky. A writer for the Saturday Evening Post for most of his career, he was noted for his interviews with political and industrial leaders, from Lloyd George to Sun Yat-sen. Aided by a legacy, he retired from active journalism in 1936.

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