Word: dorgan
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...about time to cut the legalistic and technicalistic language out and use God-given common sense," said Dorgan...
When questioned at his home, Dorgan, the originator of the Massachusetts's teacher's loyalty oath, said that the Corporation knew about the Communist cell at Harvard when the loyalty oath was created...
...Thomas Dorgan, clerk of the Suffolk Superior Civil Court, attacked the Overseers for their failure to fire Red professors in an address before the Boston Teachers Club yesterday...
Thompson's inquiry was originally begun after Thomas Dorgan, clerk of the Suffolk Superior Court, wrote him a letter demanding that infractions of the oath be looked into...
Verbal fireworks continued even after the meeting had officially concluded. As Howe left the stage, he was approached by Thomas Dorgan, clerk of the Suffolk Superior Court and a long-time critic of the University. Dorgan, red-faced with anger, began an impassioned attack on Howe's address and on University policy in general. "You're too legalistic," he shouted. "There are people over there who violated the Teacher's Oath and we're going to get them out of there. I mean business." With a parting blast, Dorgan charged, "The members of the Corporation are not honorable men. They...