War Savings Stamps and Certificates Explained
United States government promotes War Savings Stamps as a safe, profitable investment for all citizens. It details stamp types, Thrift Cards, certificate rules, prices by month, and the 1923 payoff of $5 per stamp with 4 percent quarterly compounding.
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Treasury
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War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps Q&A
A lengthy Q and A explains how War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps work including registration, non transferability, penalties for lost or detached stamps, and where to obtain and redeem them. It covers payment on maturity, early withdrawal, notice requirements, and where to register or transfer registration across cities. It also defines stamp sizes and how to evaluate cash value.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Nial War-Savings Committee
Waston
D. C
War Impact on Children Studied by American Educators
London reports Miss Fanniebelle Curtig and Miss Mary-Moore Orr studying war effects on children with New York educational groups. They travel France and England examining refugee welfare, munition-impacted life, and Franco-American relief plans for postwar reconstruction. Their route includes refugee stations and Froebel Society connections chaired by Lady Betty Balfour. The pair plan to return via France and continue welfare work.
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London
Fanniebelle Curtig
New City
Mary-Moore Orr
Educational Association of
New York
France
Children of America
Miss Orr
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England
Froebel Society
Betty Balfour
Curtis
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