Word: suspected
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Most independents would be affected. Many of the deals which the major studios had made with their stars, permitting "outside" independent productions on their own lots, were suspect. It would probably make little difference to Internal Revenue that majors had virtually been forced into these deals-1) to keep their stars, and 2) to get good pictures for distribution...
...Paramount's studio facilities for his independent productions, and sold Paramount some stock. Hal Wallis did not collapse his corporations after every picture. But some of those set up by Leo Spitz, of International Pictures, Inc., (which grossed $24,000,000 on its first six productions) were suspect...
...Bank, and the Industrial Union (equivalent of the U.S.'s National Association of Manufacturers). Once inaugurated, Peron paid off some old scores. The Government bureaucracy got the biggest shake-up in a generation; everyone "not identified with revolutionary ideals or imbued with the precepts of social justice" was suspect...
...quickly passed to a more serious vein in an analysis of two basic dangers threatening the country. One he labelled the psychology of controversy, perfected by Hitler, which achieves unity by hatred. "And no controversy is safer than one with the foreigner," he explained." His defenders at once become suspect. So a field which is difficult enough, where more than anywhere widespread agreement is essential, becomes a peculiar prey to controversy...
...Smith, aware that Washington grants a courtesy immunity to all embassy personnel, refused to surrender Ruess. The Russians insisted. Ambassador Smith demanded an exit visa for his clerk. The Russians refused. Last week, with Clerk Ruess confined to Embassy grounds, the khuligan crisis was at a standoff. Meanwhile, spy-suspect Redin, under $10,000 bail bond, was awaiting trial (on June...