land contained in the current state of nevada was acquired by the u.s. in october 31, 1864.
land contained in the current state of nevada was acquired by the u.s. in october 31, 1864.
land contained in the current state of nevada was acquired by the u.s. in?
october 31 , 1864
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another plan called h-1 was revealed in march 1930, after the underel corporation had acquired the land near sixth avenue. the leases for the newly acquired land contained specific stipulations on how it was to be used. under this new proposal, there would be facilities for "television, music, radio, talking pictures and plays". rca planned to build theaters on the north and south blocks near sixth avenue, with office buildings above the theaters' sixth avenue sides. the theater entrances would be built to the west along sixth avenue, and the auditoriums would be located to the east, since the city's building code prohibited the erection of structures over the auditoriums of theaters. the delivery lane was eliminated in this plan, as it was perceived as unnecessary: the theaters would only see occasional deliveries. the complex would also contain three tall buildings in the center of each block, including a 60-story building in the center block for rca (the current 30 rockefeller plaza). todd suggested that this large tower be placed on sixth avenue because the sixth avenue elevated would reduce the value of any other properties at the west end of the complex. on fifth avenue there would be a short oval-shaped retail building, whose top floors would be occupied by chase national bank offices. there would be a plaza between the oval building and rca's building, and a restaurant atop the former. a transcontinental bus terminal would be built underground to entice tenants who might otherwise rent near penn station or grand central.
construction of rockefeller center