At the “America Fair”. Left: Three kimono clad Japanese girls sit at the base of a reproduction of the Statue of Liberty at the America Fair, which opened in Osaka, Japan, on March 25, 1950. (3/53)

At the "America Fair". Left: Three kimono clad Japanese girls sit at the base of a reproduction of the Statue of Liberty at the America Fair, which opened in Osaka, Japan, on March 25, 1950.

Right: A replica of the Mt. Rushmore memorial in South Dakota, one of the exhibits portraying U.S. history and notable scenes at the America Fair. The fair portrayed “significant events in American history and followed the growth of the United States to its current standards of efficiency in sciences, industry and agriculture.

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