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Fuchs Names 23 Reds in House Hearing
Prof Herbert Fuchs testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee naming 23 people who he said worked with him in Communist cells inside the War Labor Board and National Labor Relations Board. He claimed two cells operated in the Denver WLB office 1942 to 1945 and listed multiple coworkers and their spouses as party members. He said he quit the Communist party in 1946 and described ongoing cell activity after returning to the NLRB in Washington in 1945.
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Chicago
Herbert Fuchs
War Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
Fuchs
Communist Party
NLRB
Denver
WLB
House Un-American Activities Committee
American Uniersity
Washington
Lester Asher
David Rem
Woodrow Sandler
Jacob H. Krug
Mortimer I
Reimer
John W. Potter
Margaret Porter
Ruth Weyand
Hesld
Harry Cooper
Frank Downer
Edward Schetinenan
Burt Diamond
Allen Rosenberg
Martin Kulasch
Joseph B Ribison Asher
Commmittiee
Walter
Sehueneman
Kurasch
Forster
Meinwis
American University
Walter D-Pai
Unti
Phil Reno
Edward Scheunenan
Scheunenans
Cecelia
Martin Kurasch
John W Power
Gerad Matehet
Raymond Lavallee
Dwight Spencer
Don Plumb
Ardene
Reng