Tougher War Bond Appeal Urges Sacrifice for Victory
A wartime broadcast urges Americans to buy more War Bonds and endure personal sacrifices. It argues the nation must give up luxuries, compare dollars to lives, and emulate England where bombs spurred resolve. The message frames 13 billion dollars as a target requiring sweat, tears, and future savings.
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England
Types of U S Government Securities and Best Fits
A brief overview lists seven securities including War Savings Bonds Series E with 2.9 percent yield to maturity and 75 percent price, 214% Treasury Bonds 1964 1969 redeemable for estate taxes, plus Series C Tax Notes and other notes and bonds with various denominations and terms for investors and trust funds. The guide targets individual and family savers as well as estate planners and trusts.
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United States War Savings Bonds
Treasury
United States Savings Bonds
They Give Their Lives You Lend Your Money
Local business names listed in a wartime era plea urging financial support and war bonds with names including State Bank of Big Piney and Big Piney Merc Co. among others. The call emphasizes civilian sacrifice and community finance during the conflict.
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State Bank of
Big Piney
Big Piney Drug Co
Big Piney Garage
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Big Piney Merc. Co
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Big Piney Blacksmith Shop
Griggs Power & Light Co
Big Piney Barber & Beauty Shop