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Cambridge Sentinel in Cambridge, Massachusetts

11 Jun 1938

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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1938

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2

Spa Legacy Preserves 160 Years of White Sulphur Springs

A regional feature recounts Greenbrier County and White Sulphur Springs history toward West Virginia’s 75th anniversary. It traces the spa’s rise from early settlers through Van Buren era fame, Civil War survival credited to Mrs Emily Mason, and visits by presidents and notable leaders, ending with its enduring status as a health resort and hotel landmark.

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White Sulphur Springs W. Va Martin van Buren White House National Editorial Association United States Greenbrier County West Virginia Union Greenbrier Virginia Atlantic Mississippi River Nicholas Nathan) Carpenter Kate Frances North America Carpenter Bowyer Mary James Caldwell Baltimore Caldwell Anderson van Buren John Tyler Julia Gardner James K. Polk Zachary Taylor Millard Fillmore Franklin Pierce James Buchanan Henry Clay Stephen Decatur Baron Renfro Prince of Wales Edward VII Arsrachemiee United States Senate Henry DuPont Delaware David Hunter Lynchburg Hunter White Springs du Pont Emily Mason Mason Robert E. Lee Baltimore Row Wade Hampton South Carolina Andrew Johnson Grant Chester Alan Arthur Benjamin Harrison William Howard Taft Woodrow Wilson Engward VIII Duke Ohio River Chillicothe Lord Dunmore Lewis Cornstalk Point Pleasant Roosevelt Yorktown John Lewis Old White Museum
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New Deal effects of TVA inquiry stir Washington debates

The TVA investigation by a special congressional committee dominates New Deal circles. Public reaction leans against Arthur Morgan while Lilienthal gains advantage. taxes are likely to rise next year as Congress faces larger spending and ongoing economic planning. The piece notes political shifts in the South and broader federal fiscal pressures shaping policy.

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Washington New Deal TVA Congressional Roosevelt George L. Berry Tennessee Georgia South Carolina Texas Arthur E. Morgan Arthur Morgan David E. Lilienthal Lilienthal Morgan Omaha Maine Vermont Dr. Morgan Committee Congress Senator Berry Berry Lilien Treasury Navy Army Merchant Marine House Senate Henry A. Wallace Capitol Hill Florida Oregon Bell Syndicate WMU
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Visionary tycoon plans 12 million in upgrades this year

Profiles of A. W. Robertson head of West-Has Remedyinghouse Electric and Texan rail magnate R. R. Young. Robertson envisions migratory populations, windowless houses and airborne tech as he leads a $200 million plus empire boosting wages and labor relations. Young rises from Culver to chairing a vast rail empire, after a proxy battle for Chesapeake and Ohio. Public figures, investments, and future city plans anchor the piece.

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A. W. Pop Robertson Board of the West Remedyinghouse Electric Robertson H. G. Wells Af Industry Panama New York Philadelphia Robert R. Young Wall Street van Sweringen Mr. Young Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Canadian Texas the Alamo First National Bank of Canadian Culver Military Academy Robert RK. Young Culver Univeversity of Virginia du Ponts General Motors Frank F. Kolbe Young Anita Ten Eyck O'Keefe Williamsburg Georgia O'Keefe Beechwood Astor Estate Newport Senator Wheeler Consolidated News Features WNU Service
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Language Diversity Across Nations Mentioned

The text discusses multilingual nations noting Palestine with English Hebrew and Arabic as recognized tongues. It claims Europe has languages in every country except one and makes a fragmentary statement about Portugal and Switzerland’s language situation.

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Switzerland Palestine Europe Portugal
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