Word: suspects
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...names at the Globe are much nicer, but the show isn't too much better than the Old Howard. A person called Noma-Ma-Ha-Ja, an Indian Nationalist we suspect, exposes herself judiciously along with the 30 Globettes...
...Program. In 1941 several U.S. agencies, including Dr. Thomas Parran's Public Health Service and Charles P. Taft's Office of Defense, Health and Welfare Services, joined in a program to cut down the rate of venereal disease. Though all early venereal figures are suspect, the rate of infections per 1,000 men in the Army in 1917 was given at 107; in 1861 at 184. Last year it was 37.8, higher than it had been...
They kept on coming at the rate of 35 bag loads a day. When the cellar threatened to fill up, Mr. Mullane, a Lehigh Valley Railroad employe, decided he had business out of town to attend to. Observed his wife: "I suspect he couldn't take it." She took in an estimated...
This pronouncement, from the planner closest to President Roosevelt, from a New Deal "idealist" whose views have been suspect by individualists, is likely to reassure individualists, here & abroad, that plans for world cooperation will not be twisted into some strange new socialistic way of life. It should permit domestic issues to be decided on their own merits, without reference to the old emotion-charged tags of "isolationist" or "interventionist...
Empire or Commonwealth, Britons of both the Morrison and Churchill stripes intend to keep some sort of hold upon their possessions in the postwar world. They also suspect that the alternative might not be a multitude of free nations, but some form of what they would call "American economic imperialism." Said the knowledgeable, authoritative London Economist...