Word: suspects
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...prime (but secret) purpose was to insure an adequate supply of uranium for U.S., British and Canadian atom-bomb experimenters. Canadians found out last week that there was another reason too: in the operation of Eldorado, before expropriation and just after, the Government had detected something that looked suspect...
Despite a Supreme Court decision (TiME, June 4) which made quick divorce suspect in other states, Reno was booming - its hotels were jammed, workmen were building a $106,000 addition to the Washoe County Courthouse, and the divorce business was almost triple the mark of booming 1940. But Reno, and divorce mills like Miami and Hot Springs, Ark., no longer had a corner on the quick-divorce market. People were buying divorces every where almost as matter-of-factly as they had bought moonshine in the '20s. The U.S. divorce rate had virtually doubled since Pearl Harbor...
Nonetheless, Deep Are the Roots has social as well as theatrical impact because, though it botches its problems, it never blinks them; though the evidence is suspect, the indictments are valid...
...Bennett in the murkier shadows of the soundstage, but generally had to wind up the game with a shrug: "All right, dollink, ve do it your vay." Now & again anxious, imperious Producer Bennett asked fellow-producer Darryl F. Zanuck to look at the rushes; but it is reasonable to suspect that Mr. Zanuck did not take too much responsibility for the picture...
When father Donadieu began to suspect his daughter's romance, he roared: "If that young ruffian has the nerve to set foot in this house . .I'll throw him out head foremost." Soon after, old Donadieu's water-logged corpse was found under a pier. The villagers wondered: did he fall or was he pushed? Old man Donadieu is merely the first ill-fated character in Author Simenon's latest book - which traces the decline and fall of the bereft Donadieu family through 371 hard-breathing pages. By the time Author Simenon dusts his hands...