Yankee Division of Finance drives New England Victory Loan
Boston area enters the final seven days of the Finish the Job Victory Liberty Loan campaign. New England must raise 204,180,000 to reach 375,000,000 as the two thirds mark nears. A new Yankee Division in Finance will, with YD buttons, urge double subscriptions to meet the quota and honor soldiers who fought in France.
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Liberty Loan Committee
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Victory Liberty Loan
France
United States
Victory Loan rally towers over Symphony Hall in Boston
A major rally for the Victory Loan is set for Symphony Hall tomorrow featuring Carter Glass and Admiral Sims on the same platform. Thousands of workers are urged to push subscriptions across New England as the drive targets a daily $29 million to surpass prior loans. Banks promise to suspend payments to ease weekly installments.
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You Remember VENUS Pencils Advert
Fragmentary OCR notes note censor left behind with the Marshal and mention French writing about World War revelations that will appear in the Daily and Sunday Post and Saturday. Also reference Venus Pencils advertisement.
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New England Faces Low Quota and Public Pressure
The coming week will force a meeting with salesmen at the moment they observe aircraft, entertainers, speakers, or armored units. A low quota of 3875000000 has been set, shifting credit or infamy of the drive onto the people of New England.
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Admiral Sims to Speak at Boston Victory Loan Luncheon
Rear Admiral W S Sims arrives in Boston to address a Victory Loan luncheon at the Hotel Brunswick and a Symphony Hall mass meeting, joined by Secretary Carter Glass. The talks cover the U S Navy's role in European waters during the war and the campaign to support Liberty Loans.
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