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...luncheon on Feb. 22, 1946 in the Attorney General's office with Judge Vinson and the Attorney General, at which time there was a lengthy conference. I was told that the problem was what could be done to prevent White from taking his oath of office. Judge Vinson did not want Mr. White to serve as a United States delegate on the International Monetary Fund and, in fact, did not want him to continue as an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury...
...District Attorney's office began an investigation into violations of the teacher's oath in Boston schools and colleges about a week ago. At that time Thompson named Furry, Helen Dean Markham, assistant professor of Anatomy, and Leon J. Kamin, research associate in Social Relations, as the targets of the probe at the University...
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...
...Teachers Oath, passed in 1935, requires teachers in universities and schools in Massachusetts to swear to defend and protect the constitution of the United States and the Commonwealth. A penalty of $1,000 for violation was added...
There is a considerable legal question as to whether Furry can be prosecuted under the oath. Furry signed the oath in 1934, and according to the Corporation's statement of last spring joined the party in 1938, quitting in 1947. There is some doubt among lawyers as to whether the oath is promissory, holding him in 1938 to something he said in 1934. It also seems that the penalty would be ex post facto in this case since he quit the party a year before it was added...