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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1938

Page

2

Whitman Lore Reexamined as Oregon Myth Unfolds

A historical review challenges the Whitman legend that Marcus Whitman rode west to stop a British sale of Oregon and trigger a massive U.S. migration. It argues his Washington visit had political aims, but was not the sole cause of American claims to the Pacific Northwest.

Marcus Whitman Oregon United States John Tyler Great Britain Whitman Plains Rockies Daniel Webster Oregon Trail Pacific Northwest Man M. D Clifford Merrill Drury Caxton Printers, Inc Caldwell Idaho Northwest Washington Henry Harmon Spalding Spalding Narcissa Prentiss Whitman American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Narcissa Prentiss New York State Gene Conso Eliza Hart Whitmans Spaldings Con- Seas Whit Tah Utah New Mexico Taos Santa Fe Bent’s Fort Arkansas Westport Missouri St. Louis Colorado River Grand Junction Colo Bent's Fort Lovejoy Drury President Tyler John C. Spencer Board of Missions Boston Waiiatpu England America Dr. Whitman Ee Clarke Eppea Gray H. Spalding Wee Meney Sacramento Union Senate Pasant Joey Columbia Fort Hall Rocky Mountains Red River Tel Archibald McKinlay Mibision Eeehanees Waiilatpu Reece Kensington Science Museum London Wright Brothers Association of Men With Wings Orville Wright Smithsonian Institution Samuel F. Langley Wright Dayton Ohio Earlham College Wilbur Wright

Trust busting debate on steel prices and all American waterways

Washington column analyzes how a big surplus lets firms cut wages or flood markets to crush rivals. It includes Thurman Arnold remarks on government ownership of steel and a long advocate letter for an all American Great Lakes to ocean waterway via the Welland and Barge canals with projected savings and shipping implications.

Washington Thurman W. Arnold Ford Motor Company Henry Ford Mr. Arnold Mrr. Arnold Ford U. S. Steel Company St. Lawrence Seaway Cordell Hull Eugene F. McDonald Jr McDonald South America Mizpah St. Lawrence Lake Michigan Chicago St. Lawrence System Syracuse Erie Great Lakes Atlantic Ocean United States Canada New York State New York City Labrador Greenland Iceland Newfoundland Europe Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Port Arthur Fort William Toronto Detroit Milwaukee Duluth New York Welland Canal Hudson River Albany Tonawanda Lockport Olcott Lake Ontario Oswego Seaboard

Parliament Shows Spunk In Army Row

A British parliamentary clash over the army's handling of Duncan Sandys creates political tremors. Sandys, allied with Churchill, faces cross-party opposition as defection rumors stir tensions and potential alignments shift in London.

New York Duncan Sandys Mr. Sandys Winston Churchill Anthony Eden John Bailey Jennie Jerome Rannie Churchill Jerome New York Times Sandys Diplomatic Service London George Sandys

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