New Orleans Aims to Be Nation's Largest Trade Mart
New Orleans unveils the International Trade Mart a tax free non profit hub opened with 100000 square feet of display space. It aims to centralize exporters buyers and manufacturers from across the country and abroad under one roof with space held for foreign buyers including Argentina Venezuela and Belgium. Local civic leaders backed the $1.5 million project funded by bonds and a five point program rebuilt from two aging facilities.
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New Orleans
United States
Washington
Maine
Clay Shaw
The
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Argentina
Venezuela
Internatural Trade Mart
Marshall Plan
Civic
Ans Bouget
Views on The News by Henry McLemore In Transit
In this travelogue from New Delhi the narrator recalls a long air journey to Damascus Karachi and beyond aboard a Pan American Clipper with a UN like mix of passengers. He notes visa refusals for Damascus laments American journalist bias and reflects on global unity amid multilingual travelers and shared needs. He also exaggerates a jewelry seller and a pillow trick for perpetual napping.
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New Delhi
India
Konda
Istanbul
Injaz
Damascus
Itrans - Jordan
Karaem
Sal ‘Vanner
Stetesmro
New York
Ankare
Demascus
Jean
Hopoken
Karachi
Pakistan
Cyprus
Lebaron
trans-Jorgan
Sana
Arcoa
Persian Gulf
Gulf of Oman
United Nations
Rome
Burma
China
Britemard
USA
McNeught Syréieste Inc
Avon Births and Moves Highlight Local Notes
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Adelbert Kempf at Lancer on August 3. Bob Sample, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Sample of Detroit road, has joined the News and recently left for Chicago for training. R A Mittlestead is spending a few days in Michigan with Mrs Mittlestachno planning to return with him. A notice warns about lead poisoning risks in hogs treated with mango sprayed from motors using ethyl gasoline. Coccidiosis germs can survive winter on farm grounds and infect flocks in spring or summer.
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Avon
Adelbert Kempf
Lancer
Bob Sample
Thomas Sample
Detroit Road
Chicago
R A. Mittlestead
Michigan
Mittlestachno
Iowa
Firemen Pinochle Petition Backs Old Ban
Friends of Lexington firemen circulate petitions urging Mayor Tom Mooney to allow pinochle games. City Manager Bakhaus orders play only in sleeping quarters and benches moved indoors at sundown. Neighbors oppose the ban and seek reversal of Bakhaus action.
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Lexington. Ky
The Mart Phase Of Four Point Program
Its solid stone facade features glass brick lines and interior glass walls for display. The Mart is the third phase of a four point program that began with International House offering offices and bilingual stenographers for foreign business men. Last year a free trade zone allowed importers to store goods without duties before dispatch to final distribution. A fourth phase would create a canal to the Grif pending congressional approval.
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International House
Beig
Udewater
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