States to Exhibit Wares in New York World's Fair Hall
The article describes the opportunity for states to display products in a large hall at the 1939 New York World's Fair. New York leads participation with a commission under the governor, while other states plan extensive exhibits to showcase consumer offerings to visitors and tourists.
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Bridges With Houses an Odd London Attraction
A Detroit News London correspondent notes two houses built atop bridges in England remain visible. One crosses the River Witham at Lincoln dating from the twelfth century, the other spans the River Avon at Bath known as Pul tenay. Rob ert Adam designed it for Earl Pultenay to link Bathwick to the city.
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Outlook Justifies State Participation In New York Exposition
Grover Whalen, head of the World's Fair 1939 Corporation, invites governors of 47 states to attend the New York City exposition noting expected attendance of about fifty million visitors. He says the fair will showcase a world built and a world to come with a total investment surpassing 125 million dollars and a Hall of States near a federal building.
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How Big Smith Searches for Sturdy Stockings
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