IBM Day: New York World's Fair (1939)

193944m

speeches by corporate executives and by Grover Whalen. The film documents IBM Day at the New York World's Fair on May 4, 1939, celebrating the company's contributions to international peace and trade. Over 3,000 IBM representatives from 27 countries gathered to honor Thomas J. Watson, who marked 25 years of leadership. The event highlighted IBM's global operations, showcased its technological innovations, and emphasized the importance of international cooperation and cultural exchange.

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