William Smith Culbertson was an American diplomat and soldier.
He was born in Greensburg, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, August 5, 1884 and died in 1966. U.S. Ambassador, Romania, 1925–1928, Chile, 1928 - 1933. Colonel, United States Army. President, United States Tariff Commission 1922 - 1925. Member, United States Tariff Commission, 1916–1922, American Bar Association, Council on Foreign Relations, American Economic Association, Phi Alpha Delta, Phi Beta Kappa. Graduate, Yale Law School, J.D., College of Emporia, B.A.
Read more about William Smith Culbertson: Alexander Hamilton Essay, 1910, William S. Culbertson Papers, 1923, International Economic Policies, A Survey of The Economics of Diplomacy, 1925, Reciprocity, A National Policy For Foreign Trade, 1937, The Culbertson Economic Mission, 1944 - 1945, Liberation, The Threat and The Challenge of Power, 1953
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