Defense Bonds Explain How All Can Help the Country
The United States explains defense through Savings Bonds and stamps. The program outlines three bond series offering returns and government guarantees to assist national defense. Series E grows from 18.75 to 25 in 10 years, Series F up to 80,000 with 2.5 percent yield, and Series B/C options for institutions and individuals with varied maturities.
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U.S. Defense
United States
U. S. Treasury Department
America
Otterly
Treasury Department
Bond ownership rules and redemption values explained
The notice explains ownership options for Series F and G bonds including co owners and beneficiaries, annual limits of up to 50000 per owner, denominations from 100 to 10000, 253 percent interest paid semi annually, and redemption rules with values shown on the bond. It notes Series E limits and that bonds can be registered in various forms and redeemed after six months. Defense Savings Stamps are available in free albums and exchanges required for interest. Read the Classified Ads.
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Treasury
Shirley Helps ed Pots and Pots Wedding Present
Fédy Larivee of Montreal received a wedding gift from 90 friends a check for 150 dollars made of wallpaper. The gift was five feet long and 21 inches wide and was honored by a local bank.
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Fédy Larivee
Montreal
Ox Cart Days to Flying Era Remembered by Big Spring Woman
BIG SPRING. Mother Zinn, 95, celebrated a birthday by taking her first airplane trip piloted by Dr. P. D. Malone. Known as Aunt Zinn, she recalled riding in an ox cart as a child and recalled traveling from Case to Pettus counties in 1864 during the Civil War era. A reception at the Methodist church followed.
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Big Spring
Mother Zinn
R. B. Zinn
Ther Zinn
Texas
P. D. Malone
Zinn
Case
Pettus
Metot Church
Stamp Business Is Good with Store on Wheels
Washington reports that mobile vendors are selling Defense Savings Stamps. Steve Vasilakos, the White House peanut vendor, began selling stamps early in July beside the presidential mansion. Since adding stamps to his peanuts and popcorn he says business has improved and customers buy stamps for change. He notes stamps help country and his sign draws buyers.
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Washington, D. C
Steve Vasilakos
White House
Steve
Taft
Defense Savings
Stephen
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