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Guns, 1934 (Folder 12-110)
Correspondence and notes discussing the use of guns in shows, and the supply of said guns.
1934


World's Fair Publications, 1934 (Folder 14-175)
Covers much of the entertainment on offer, including Standard Oil's Live Power spectacle.
1934

World's Fair News, February - October 1934 (Folder 14-209)
Large one-sided sheets with stories of events at the fair and the attendance of notable personalities.
1934






Report by the general attorneys for A Century of Progress (Folder 7-1)
Assesses the organization and running of the fair, and some of the issues that were faced.
1935

London office, Cole, Henry, 1930-1932 (Folder 9-115)
Correspondence covering federal participation, employment, the promotion of the fair, and other administrative and organizational issues.
1930

Foreign Participation, 1930 (Folder 11-123)
Alphabetically ordered details of participation or otherwise of all countries which had been considered.
1930

Exhibits - Foreign-Lists, 1933 (Folder 11-142)
Lists of foreign commissioners and "countries to whom the proclamation of the President of the United States was sent".
1933


Official pictures of the 1934 world's fair (Folder 16-202)
Four items filled with photographs and colorful illustrations and depicting many of the pavilions and attractions of the fair.
1933

Chicago and its two world's fairs: a permanent album (Folder 16-204)
An item with many large and clearly captioned photographs, giving insight into popular exhibits such as the Transparent Man.
1933





"Why the Century of Progress architecture?" (Folder 16-270)
Article from 'The Saturday Evening Post'.
1933


Events - Special Days, 1934, part 3 (Folder 14-201)
Press releases about special days and nights at the fair, including Independence Day celebrations. There are also notes on special tour groups who were brought to the fair.
1934


Exhibits - Foreign Participation- Outline of Procedure, 1929 (Folder 11-145)
Includes many of the rules and regulations surrounding the organization of foreign participation.
1929

Amusements - Memos, 1933 (Folder 12-1)
Includes descriptions from visitors of "The Merry Village", and memos relating to the shooting gallery, amusement concessions, and lists of amusements in the amusement zone and details on its construction.
1933

Bendix Lama Temple, 1932 (Folder 12-5)
To do with the setting up and decoration of the temple.
1932





Events - Special Days, 1934, part 1 (Folder 14-199)
Press releases about special days or weeks at the fair, including Chicago Day, Columbus Day and Constitution Day.
1934




Reports on the World's Fair, March 1934 (Folder 14-240)
A series of articles about different aspects of the World's Fair, focusing on how it was to be achieved on the scale planned and the clear evidence it presented for the advancement and progress of humankind.
1931











Dawes, Rufus C., correspondence, 1928-1929 (Folder 9-34)
Covers politics, funds, contractors, workers' equality and more.
1929



R. C. Dawes Speech, 1934 (Folder 14-211)
Speech about the unprecedented success of the Chicago fair in 1933, and of the hopes and aspirations for the reopening of the fair in 1934.
1933