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...Emil Horyna, Czechoslovak military attache in Istanbul, who asked the Turkish government for asylum...
Three months ago Dr. Klaus Emil Fuchs, 39, German-born scientist serving 14 years for giving atomic secrets to Russia, appealed to the British government to let him keep the British citizenship he acquired in 1942. Last week the London Gazette announced Fuchs's denaturalization; he presumably will be deported to Germany when he gets...
...three labor members (Emil Rieve of the C.I.O. textile workers, Elmer Walker of the A.F.L. machinists, Harry Bates of the A.F.L. bricklayers) demanded a 12% ceiling-not including fringe benefits-and nothing less. The U.L.P.C., watching from a nearby headquarters, ordered its stalking horses on WSB to hold fast...
...U.L.P.C. and Mobilizer Wilson stared at each other across a no-man's land. What the manifesto's implied or else could mean was soon made apparent. Emil Rieve immediately cleared out of Washington, headed for New York to take charge of a strike in 160 textile mills. 70,000 woolen workers walked off their jobs. The autoworkers considered that a wage formula which did not allow a cost-of-living clause in their contracts left them free to walk out. The WSB fight would make it harder than ever to reach an agreement on the still-unsettled...
Grumbled President Emil Rieve of the C.I.O. Textile Workers: "As far as the American people are concerned there is no stabilization program-except wage stabilization. Wages have been selected for control while other areas of the economy have sufficient freedom to go their merry...