War Bonds drive urged as war needs grow in '43
In a March broadcast style appeal, civic leaders urge Americans to boost War Bond purchases beyond the 10 percent payroll savings. The message notes record wartime production and shipping last year and calls for higher contributions to fund 1943 goals, listing local Amarillo firms across industries as sponsors.
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