End of the War Hopes and War Bond Appeal Prompts Call
A column notes grand wartime speculation from a diner and a Colorado club president, but confirms no one can predict the war’s end. It urges every citizen to buy $100 in extra War Bonds, arguing it supports soldiers dying in the conflict and accelerates victory.
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Overview of United States Savings Bonds series E with a 4 for 3 return at maturity, 2.9 percent annual interest compounded semiannually, denominations from 25 to 1000, redemptions after 60 days, price at 75 percent of maturity. Also 2 percent Treasury Bonds 1964 to 1969 available at par plus accrued interest, denominations up to 1,000,000, dated 1943, due 1969. Includes Series C Savings Notes and other Treasury notes G and E.
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