Interior Department Loyalty Board memorandum to Ruth Schmidt
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Title
Interior Department Loyalty Board memorandum to Ruth Schmidt
Description
Memorandum from E. L. Compton, Secretary of the Interior Department Loyalty Board to Ruth Schmidt. The memorandum explains that due to the evidence presented at Schmidt's Loyalty Hearing, she has not been found disloyal to the United States Government.
Creator
Compton, E.L.
Source
Ruth Schmidt papers, Archives and Special Collections, Consortium Library, University of Alaska Anchorage.
Date
1951
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Archives and Special Collections does not hold copyright to this document.
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PDF
Language
English
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Text
Identifier
uaa-hmc-0792-1950HUAC-DOI
Coverage
1951
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United States
Department of the Interior
Office of the Secretary
Washington 25, D.C.
Personal and Confidential
Memorandum
To: Ruth Anna Maria Schmidt
1817 North Rhodes Street
Arlington, Virginia
From: Secretary, Interior Department Loyalty Board
Subject: Loyalty Investigation
The Interior Department Loyalty Board, after having given you a hearing pursuant to your request and after having considered the complete file, testimony, and argument in your case, determined by a unanimous vote at a meeting held on October 30, 1940, that, on all the evidence, no reasonable ground exists for believing that you are disloyal in the Government of the United States. The disposition of your case by the Loyalty Review Board of the Civil Service Commission, upon post-audit, to be in accordance with the regulations governing the administration of the loyalty program.
Your case has been closed on the basin of the favorable determination by the Interior Department Loyalty Board.
E. L. Compton, Secretary
Interior Department
Loyalty Board
Department of the Interior
Office of the Secretary
Washington 25, D.C.
Personal and Confidential
Memorandum
To: Ruth Anna Maria Schmidt
1817 North Rhodes Street
Arlington, Virginia
From: Secretary, Interior Department Loyalty Board
Subject: Loyalty Investigation
The Interior Department Loyalty Board, after having given you a hearing pursuant to your request and after having considered the complete file, testimony, and argument in your case, determined by a unanimous vote at a meeting held on October 30, 1940, that, on all the evidence, no reasonable ground exists for believing that you are disloyal in the Government of the United States. The disposition of your case by the Loyalty Review Board of the Civil Service Commission, upon post-audit, to be in accordance with the regulations governing the administration of the loyalty program.
Your case has been closed on the basin of the favorable determination by the Interior Department Loyalty Board.
E. L. Compton, Secretary
Interior Department
Loyalty Board
Citation
Compton, E.L. , “Interior Department Loyalty Board memorandum to Ruth Schmidt,” Archives and Special Collections, UAA/APU Consortium Library online exhibits, accessed December 23, 2024, http://consortiumlibrary.org/archives/omeka/items/show/10.