Joe Lynch and Freddy Socha died after a bomb went off at this event.
Joe Lynch and Freddy Socha died after a bomb went off at this event. Pedro the Voder, whose name came  from Emperor Pedro II's astonishment that phones could talk, made his world debut at this event. One  structure from this "Whalensian Wonderland" is now located at Virginia Union University. The term timecapsule  was coined for this event, which saw the first of Westinghouse's timecapsules buried. Another Westinghouse  attraction at this event was Elektro the robot. The physical layout of this event centered around the Trylon and  Perisphere. Hans Laube gave the first public demonstration of his Smell-Action here, which would be later renamed  to smell-o-vision. Norman Bel Geddes designed a ride for this event that detailed plans for a technologically  advanced highway system. This event's tagline was "The World of Tomorrow." This event's attractions included  GM's Futurama exhibit. For 10 points, name this first large exhibition to be held at Flushing Meadows.
Joe Lynch and Freddy Socha died after a bomb went off at this event.
1939 New York World's Fair