Word: doubt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...associated with me Frank N. Littlejohn, chief of detectives, who is today one of the outstanding men in his profession in the U. S., and when we finish our scientific and thorough investigation, we feel that the truth will come out in such shape that there will be no doubt as to the identity of the man who died in 1846 and stated on his death bed that he was the Marshal of France. CHARLES W. ALLISON...
...years ago when Mr. Odium was scuttling about with a fistful of blank checks buying foreign power properties for Electric Bond & Share, such a message might have needed amplification to determine just what deal he had closed. Last week there was no room for doubt. The No. 1 U. S. investment truster had gone to London for the specific purpose of giving British capital an opportunity to repatriate a great British power company...
TIME, July 6, states that Lily Pons sang the Star-Spangled Banner at the late Democratic Convention. Not, apparently, so. Miss Kitty Carlisle sang it-from a perch four floors above her invisible accompanist. I saw Miss Carlisle the following evening, and she told me so herself. Doubt her, I wouldn...
After those eloquent words, spoken with the grim determination of a born fighter, no one could doubt that John Lewis' ultimate aim was anything less audacious and revolutionary than to create in the U. S. a united industrial working class...
...doubt who will that tonight I portray the ceaseless yearning of their hearts and the ambition of their minds. Let him who will, be he economic tyrant or sordid mercenary, pit his strength against this mighty upsurge of human sentiment now being crystallized in the hearts of 30,000,000 workers who clamor for the establishment of industrial democracy and for participation in its tangible fruits...