Letter, William G. Hastings to G.W.A. Luckey

Item

The acting chancellor, William G. Hastings, wrote to Luckey stating that in light of the hearings he is relieved of his teaching duties.
Title
Letter, William G. Hastings to G.W.A. Luckey
Date
1918, June 20
Description
The acting chancellor, William G. Hastings, wrote to Luckey stating that in light of the hearings he is relieved of his teaching duties.
Transcription
June
Twenty
1918

Dr. G.W.A. Luckey,
The University.

Dear Doctor:
In view of the uncertainty in which I am and remain as to the allowance of your claim for additional pay for work in the summer school for the last four years down to the present time, and in view of the order of the Regents in the matter of the hearing concerning yourself and the other instructors accused of disloyalty, you are hereby relieved from further service in your classes after tomorrow, June 31, and requested to turn the matter of handling these classes for the remainder of the summer session over to Professor Reed, Director of the Summer School.

Yours very truly,
Acting chancellor
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Subject
Trials
World War, 1914-1918
Luckey, George Washington Andrew, 1855-1933
Publisher
Archives & Special Collections, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries
Language
eng
Item sets
Nu History
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The acting chancellor, William G. Hastings, wrote to Luckey stating that in light of the hearings he is relieved of his teaching duties.Letter, William G. Hastings to G.W.A. Luckey