Word: doubt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...news in the press, your radio re-enactment of the gripping events of the past week held me spellbound. Furthermore, my children, who are still too young to read the newspapers, listened attentively to last Friday evening's program. Their comments showed that they were keenly interested. No doubt the same thing occurred in millions of homes throughout the country. You rendered on that occasion, and are rendering right along, a splendid public service...
...deserve that I renew my subscription, considering that your publication was the only one in the U. S. that ignored my autobiography, The Adventures of a Novelist. However, perhaps it is as well as no doubt you would have said something nasty about...
Mayor James M. Curley of Boston, reluctant to temporize, has placed his demand for an appointment directly before President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull. A certain polite nebula hangs over the administration, and its views of Mr. Curley, but there can be little doubt that he has engineered a very disturbing situation. The strong light thrown on the more disagreeable phases of the patronage system, however, has brought a significant issue into relief...
Students taking advantage of the plan, will be able to obtain slips, signed by Dean Hanford, this week from his secretary in 4 University Hall. Any doubt as to whether the intended destination is included in the reduction can be settled by consulting the official railroad tariff which will be on file at the Coop Monday. The identification slip will assure a man of the reduction...
Rebuttal. New York banks most closely associated with the House of Morgan are: First National, Guaranty Trust, Bankers Trust, New York Trust. Never during the Depression has there been the slightest doubt or whisper as to the liquidity, solvency and strength of these four banks. Had every bank in New York and the U. S.-or even a considerable fraction of them-been managed with equal sagacity, the United States would not have been treated to last week's holiday spectacle. That was the simplest answer to the Aldrich blast. It was made not by a Morgan Partner...