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Middlesex County District Attorney George H. Thompson may soon prosecute Wendell H. Furry, associate professor of Physics, probably under the Massachusetts Teachers Oath law, it was learned last night...
...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 smeared Philbrick...
...sworn public testimony, Elizabeth Bentley and Whittaker Chambers named 37 U.S. Government employees "connected with the Soviet espionage organization." Since then, 17 of the 37 have refused under oath to say whether they were Communists or spies; six have not been called to testify to the charges made by Miss Bentley and by Chambers; one, Harold Ware, died in 1935, and 13-including Alger Hiss and William Remington, now in prison for their perjury-swore that the Bentley-Chambers accusations were false. Among the more interesting cases named by Bentley and/or Chambers...
...Teacher's 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 of Massachusetts. A fine of up to $1,000 for violation was added...
Dorgan last night said he asked in his letter that the three Harvard faculty members be checked, adding, "This is just the start. I'm going after a lot of others. There are about 15 others in the area who have violated the oath...