Victory Liberty Loan drive opens with confident pledge in St Louis
W R Compton federal war loans director tells district managers in St Louis that the Fifth Victory Loan opens April 21 and that Americans will honor debt. He notes $4 30 000 000 in bonds issued and urges full participation, with support from women, bankers, and returned soldiers.
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W. R. Compton
Highth
Federal Reserva Ict
Mercantile Club
St. Louis
David C. Biggs
Federal Reserve Bank
Theodore ‘Benois
Women’s War Loan Organization
Vincent L. Price
Gardner
Hom K. Smith
War Loan Organization
Bankers’ Division
Wilson
Speakers’ Bureau
Olinois
William H. Hart
Winois
Edward Torrance
Fred Latenstein
Iindiana
R. W. Akin
Sullivan
Ind
T. Frank
Owensboro
Kentucky
Navy Fires Opening Gun in Victory Liberty Campaign
The Navy starts the Victory Liberty drive with an inaugural signal announcing a new loan campaign. Officials say the aim is to fund critical wartime needs and sustain home front support.
Women Liberty Loan workers vow victory amid keen drive
Mrs Theodore Benoist district chairman says no pessimists among War Loan Organization women in the Eighth District. She notes state chairmen report rising enthusiasm in each county for the Victory Liberty Loan, with 150000 women already determined to see the drive succeed and medals proposed from captured cannons. Kentucky to host first big rally April 7 as Missouri and Arkansas push toward complete organizations.
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War Loan Organization
Theodore Benoist
Mrs. Benoist
Eighth District
Sam Phillips
West Tennepses
Benoist
Indians Adopts Slogan For Victory Loan Drive
Indian reserves across the West and Southwest adopted the slogan A Victory Liberty Note in every tepee as part of the government campaign to sell Victory Loan Notes. Cato Selis, commissioner of Indian affairs, says Indians will do their part for the government and themselves, learning wartime bonds benefits.
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Victory Loan
Washington
Cato Selis
Indian Affairs
Setle
United States
A Debt of Honor Pushes Victory Liberty Loan Appeal
A speech urges Americans to buy Victory Liberty Bonds to pay wartime debts and secure America's future. It argues bonds should be sold to the people rather than banks to avoid harming industry and commerce, calling on citizens to invest for national welfare.
Soa Notes on Monthly Allotments and Victory Payments
A concise record notes that Soa checks have gone to every city and hamlet monthly in the United States for total payments of allotments and allowances, with a brief mention of victory.
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Soa
Cnecgs
United States
Secretary Glass urges talk about eats
Secretary Glass comments on the topic of meals and food discussions. He emphasizes the importance of discussing culinary matters and dining policies in a public context.
Answers to Objections Raised by Victory Liberty Loan
A wartime defense of subscribing to the Victory Liberty Loan explains that the war is not fully paid, taxes would rise, and bonds stabilize credit. It argues Liberty Bonds offer safer, higher return than taxes and can be bought in small installments. It urges business leaders to support to hasten recovery and avoid heavier taxes.
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United States
Jook
Gov
Financial Page Fragment Mentions Bank Currency Reserve
A fragmented note on the page references a bank holding about $60,000 in currency to meet ordinary requirements. The text is garbled but implies liquidity planning by a New York financial institution.
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New York
Victory Liberty Loan badge celebrated as duty honor symbol
A public notice explains the V emblem for Victory Liberty Loan participants. Civilians and soldiers alike may wear a round blue badge with white lettering on the left sleeve, recognizing those who invested in the war effort and fulfilled their duty to country.
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Victory Loan
Athens
Sam
Posters Packed for Victory Liberty Loan Drive
More than 250 tons of Victory Liberty Loan posters pennants window boards and related materials have been received by the War Loan Organization for the Eighth District They will be shipped by express and parcel post to county units in seven states and parts of states Preparations forewarned April 16 nationwide postings run through May 10 to urge American support for the effort The issue is described as a Memorial Loan honoring fallen soldiers while also being called Victory Peace or Thanksgiving Loan by different references.
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America
Victory Liberty Loan
War Loan Organisation
Victory Loan
Liberty Loan Speed and War Bond Boost
The piece extols the rapid mobilization of American forces in World War I and lauds Liberty Loan drives. It highlights the impact of soldiers marching over the top and the urgency of funding through treasury certificates to sustain victory efforts.
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Ememy
AID FROM FARM WOMEN
Rural community aid effort grows as women organize a relief drive for farmers in hardship. Local clubs collect food, clothing, and funds, coordinating service through the county extension office and neighboring towns to support farm families facing drought and low yields.
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