The Third War Loan Drive Urges Every American To Invest
A wartime plea declares the cost of invasion in blood and money and urges every adult to buy at least one extra hundred dollar U S War Bond. It frames the drive as a duty, stressing personal sacrifice and national resolve to fund the war effort and support fighting men.
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A compact notice outlines United States War Savings Bonds series E with a 4:3 return at maturity, 2.9 percent annual interest compounded semiannually, denominations from 25 to 1000, redemption after 60 days, price at 75 percent of maturity value, dated 15 September 1943 and due 15 December 1969. It lists 214 percent Treasury Bonds 1964 1969, redeemable at par plus accrued interest for tax purposes, with denominations up to 1 000 000, plus other securities including Series C Savings Notes and various Certificates of Indebtedness and Savings Bonds series F G.
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