Provo Daily Herald reports that Milton R. Hunter calling the Adam-God teaching or that Adam was transplanted from another world as "false and misleading."
"Leader Warns Against False Doctrine at LDS Conference," Provo Daily Herald, March 22, 1949, 9
SPANISH FORK—LDS church members of the Palmyra stake were warned to be beware of certain false doctrines now being taught in some places among church members—and to stamp out such evil idea, should they encounter them—as they listened to an address delivered Sunday in two sessions of a stake quarterly conference by Milton R. Hunter, who represented the church authorities.
Lashing out at persons who expounded the belief that Adam is the God of this world, Elder Hunter stated that such doctrine is false and impossible and must be destroyed. "The idea that Adam is the God of this world or that he was transplanted here from another planet is false and misleading," he declared. "For our scriptures prove them false and the theory of Adam's being transplanted would involve a belief in reincarnation, which this church condemns as being untrue."
He then climaxed his address with a summary of the relationship of "Adam to ourselves" and our position in relationship to God.