Word: suspicion
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...current need for conscription is uncontestable and that there remains only a question of its form, Selective Service or Universal Military Training. I believe that conscription in any form is unnecessary and is detrimental to the preservation of world peace. Large armies and military preparations only incite fear and suspicion among the nations of the world. Enduring peace must be built on understanding and friendship, not fear and suspicion...
...been a member of the Communist Party. Since Peters was also employed at the time as a part time consultant to the United States Public Health Service, the treadmill of a government security proceeding began to turn. Later that same year, a loyalty board cleared Peters of all suspicion of disloyalty. In 1951, the same process began again; he swore under oath that he had never been a Communist and again the government declared him loyal...
Last week in San Angelo, the grand jury indicted Harry Washburn and Andrew Nelson, the ex-convict for the murder of Helen Weaver. Harry Weaver was free of suspicion, thanks to City Editor Donahue. Said he: "Jack Donahue helped tip the balance for me . . . He gave me strength at a time when I could not find the strength I needed in myself...
With this evidence of infidelity as a springboard, he began to search for further fraud. The end was a book that glares in ill-concealed suspicion at every aspect and every facet of the Lawrence legend...
John H. Hilldring, 59, was made president of Manhattan's General Aniline & Film Corp. (Ansco), the Swiss-controlled chemical firm seized by the U.S. in World War II on suspicion of Nazi domination. Hilldring replaces ex-T.W.A. President Jack Frye, 50, friend of Elliott Roosevelt who got $97,000 a year and who will go to work on "a new aviation development" of his own. Hilldring, a career Army officer, rose to major general in 1942. During the war, he was the Army's personnel chief. After the war he served as Assistant Secretary of State...