War Savings Drive and War Department Updates
Treasury receipts from War Savings stamps show strong public support with weekly sales around 11 million dollars. The War Credits Board explains advance payments to contractors, training plans for 75,000 to 100,000 men, and a new War Cyclopedia for public information. It details wartime boot and shoe pricing in England, food measures, and military training programs across camps and colleges.
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Committee On Public Information
Washington
Treasury
War ¢Credits Board
War Department
England
Loan Your Glasses to U S Marines for War Effort
Local Marines coordinate a drive collecting field glasses and binoculars for the war effort. Citizens urged to donate non opera glasses and include name, address, and donation preference with items mailed to Marine Corps Recruiting Stations in Los Angeles San Diego Bakersfield or Phoenix.
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U. S. Marine Corps Office
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Central Building
Los Angeles
Fourth St
San Diego
Nineteenth Street
Bakersfield
Washington Street
Phoenix
Arizona
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