Word: doubt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...deny that a victory for Lowell means a great deal to the players and to spectators. If we can attain at least a community of spirit, of which this is evidence, and if we can provide facilities which would otherwise be lacking, and of this ability there is no doubt, we must be satisfied...
These facts alone should be sufficient to make Mr. Insull's position uncomfortable in any court of law. When the additional evidence that Insull took $300,000 of capital stock to put into speculative stocks on the open market is considered, there can hardly appear rcom for doubt about his guilt. Both Kruger's suicide and Stavinsky's mysterious death have prevented the law from making its claim on the great European embezzlers. Legal red-tape and the customary American ennui in dispensing justice should not be allowed to hinder a more satisfactory conclusion to matters on this side...
Though unwilling to deny that Congress might legally set up a pension system applying strictly to workers whose jobs took them back & forth across State lines, Judge Wheat allowed himself to doubt whether any compulsory system could retain the incentives to gratitude and loyalty found in voluntary systems. Mightily offended was his sense of justice at inclusion in the present system of some 143,000 workers who had lost their jobs in the year before it was adopted. "Some of these men," snapped he, "were dismissed for the good of the service. I can see no reasonable relation between giving...
...envoy of George V publicly urged that the dollar and the pound be pegged together, no doubt would exist that His Majesty's Government desired such stabilization. If one of Benito Mussolini's Undersecretaries of State called upon nations to create a World-wide Planned Economic Order, Il Duce's stand would be clear. Last week, however, White House correspondents could not get the President to say Yes-or-No when they asked if he approved proposals for monetary stabilization and world planning solemnly made in Europe by men whose duty was to keep silent if they...
There's no doubt that Princeton is "plenty good." Any team that can build up a string of 13 consecutive victories in two years of major competition has the right to rate itself up at the top of the ladder, and the Tiger's record these past two seasons has shown that there is an abundance of hard-driving backs, in fact several complete backfields of 'em, and a heavy, potent line...